07x14 - Unbroken Bonds

[bunniefuu]

[soft music playing]

[Ben] Cathy, wait.

Mrs. Rush, we'd like to ask you a few questions.

Mrs. Rush, what do you think about the arrest

of Ken Forest for the m*rder of your husband?

[Gary] Babies are mine, ours.

You can't expect me to just walk away from that.

-What are you doing? -My job.

You called Karen.

Have you been in town long?

No, not this trip.

Does this have anything to do with Mack?

And what is this sudden, consuming interest

he has in the babies?

I don't know, Ben.

This is going to stop.

And I am going to put an end to it.

[theme music playing]

[suspenseful music playing]

[man] Sergeant tells me you have information

which you believe pertains to the death of Joshua Rush.

Would you like to make a statement?

Yes, I...

Fine. Then I'll have the stenographer sit right up.

[suspenseful music playing]

[Ben] Look, all I'm saying is that

if Gary hadn't kept the babies up

half the night playing with them,

we wouldn't have had to be up the other half of the night

trying to get them to bed.

Well, I'm sure he didn't mean any harm by it,

birthday boy.

-He probably just wanted to... -What?

You can't blame Gary for the babies

having a restless night.

Some children are just like that.

Come on, Mama. You know that Bobby's teething.

Well, Val, you slept through the night

almost from the day you were born.

But Joshua, Lord, he never wanted to sleep.

Even as a baby.

He had so much energy.

Mama, do you want me to serve you some breakfast or something?

No need. Look, I haven't touched mine

and I'm late for work already.

-What? -Take mine.

-Oh, no, I can't do that. -Please.

Why don't I wrap it up for you? You can take it with you.

I'll be all right. Thanks. Bye.

-See you later. Okay. -I love this.

[laughs]

Actually, Mama, I have to be going too.

I have some errands to run.

Um, they're all fed and all they're gonna need

is a little apple juice at around 10 or so.

Okay. Where are you going?

Uh, just, you know, some birthday surprise and stuff.

Oh.

-Bye. -Bye-bye.

[soft music playing]

Hi. Can I help you with the...

Thanks. I, uh, I can carry my own books to school.

I know I have a tendency to...

Peter, why don't you, uh, get to the point?

I'm worried about Mr. Sumner.

Losing Empire Valley has been very difficult for him.

Well, he'll get over it.

I'm sure he will eventually.

So why are you telling me this?

Mr. Sumner is not in very good shape right now.

I think he needs you.

I just thought you'd want to know that.

[sighs]

And this is the certificate of appreciation

they gave him after he visited that children's school.

Joshua was always donating his time

to one good cause or another.

People forget how generous he was.

-You have a lot to be proud of. -I know.

Well, I've got to get to work.

Oh, I'm sorry. Val's not back yet.

All she told me was she had some errands to run.

-Oh, it's not important. -[doorbell rings]

I'll see her at the party tonight.

Oh, I'll get it.

-Yes? -Lilimae Clements, please.

I'm Lilimae Clements.

Ms. Clements, my name is Detective McHugh.

I'd like to introduce my partner, Detective Fiore.

I'd like to ask you a few questions

about your son's death.

[gloomy music playing]

Karen, would you stay with me a while?

Come in, please.

Your full name, please.

Linda Jane Martin.

Address?

Is this necessary?

Ms. Martin, you did come here to tell us the truth, didn't you?

Of course.

And just answer the questions for the record, please.

Address?



I'm sorry this may be painful for you, Mrs. Clements.

Please understand that we have to ask a few questions.

What are your questions?

Ms. Clements, did you notice anyone leaving the scene

of your son's death or anyone nearby?

My son was dead.

I would not have noticed even if anyone

had been there, Detective.

I understand.

So you saw no one else there at the scene of the...

Well, you saw no one else there?

Well, should I have?

Yes. Yes.

Ken was there. He told me he was there when Joshua died.

What did he say exactly?

[sighs]

-I think he said that... [sighs] -You think?

He said, "I was there when he died.

He got what he deserved."

And you consider that an admission of guilt?

You decide if it's an admission of guilt.

I'm simply telling you that I heard Ken threaten Joshua.

Why would anyone threaten Joshua?

My son was a man of peace, a man of principle.

Linda Martin agrees that your son was a man of principle,

but she also claims that Joshua's life

was being threatened.

Who is Linda Martin?

A young woman who says she was living with your son.

Well, she's lying.

[sighs]

Why would I lie about a thing like that?

I don't know.

Maybe because my son was a celebrity.

Joshua told me his marriage was over.

Any new marriage can expect difficulties now and then.

Cathy and Joshua's marriage

was no different in that regard,

except perhaps that they were more mature

than most young people their age.

But Ken, Ken is kind of immature in some ways.

I have never heard of Ken Forest.

He was really shook up when I stopped seeing him.

Ken, he's got a bad temper. He was jealous of Joshua.

This is silly. I mean, silly and upsetting.

Someone comes in off the street

with a fantastic story like that

and you believe it?

Do you believe me?

[tense music playing]

I'm sorry, Ms. Clements, but we have an obligation

to investigate any clue that might result in the, uh,

reclassifying of your son's death as a, as a homicide.

And we'd appreciate all your cooperation.

I do not wish to cooperate with anyone who will drag

my son's good name through the mud.

My son is dead now.

Can't you leave him alone?

Decent people let the dead rest in peace.

[gloomy music playing]

That roan right there, that's the one I gave Olivia.

Right out there with the blaze face?

Yep.

-Beautiful. -Yep.

It's great.

-They're all beautiful. -Yeah, they are.

[mellow music playing]

You didn't come all the way out here

just to admire the horses now, did you?

No, I didn't.

Gary.

I know what you're going to say.

-No, you don't. -Yes, I do.

-[chuckles] No, you don't. -Yes, I do.

We've known each other most of our adult lives.

Being apart doesn't mean I can't still read you like a book.

Okay, then what?

Don't ask me to stay away, please.

I know all those babies are mine, ours.

You can't expect me to just walk away from that.

[mellow music continues]

You don't have to say anything.

I don't even expect you to admit it.

But I know.

And that's all that matters.

Gary, now that Ben and I are married.

Yeah.

And we have a home of our own.

Gary, you can't just drop over to see us anytime you want.

You can't come by at midnight to see the babies.

We have a family of our own.

Ben and I...

and the children are a family, Gary.

And you're gonna have to respect that.

Okay?

[mellow music ends]

[suspenseful music playing]

Ms. Martin, they're ready for you to sign your statement.

[soft music playing]

Why does Gary Ewing want that land?

What the hell does he think he's gonna do with it?

You told the whole world that at least

part of Empire Valley is on unstable land.

I hardly think people are gonna start lining up

-to buy the rest of it. -I lined up, didn't I?

I offered the guy a small fortune for that ground.

He turned around, he threw the offer right back at my face.

He's got plans for that place,

and I intend to find out what they are.

[knocking on door]

Am I interrupting anything important?

Actually, I was just leaving.

-Mrs. Avery? -Peter.

[phone rings]

If you've come here to gloat,

you'll understand that

I am not in the mood right now.

I don't gloat.

Really? You're missing a great opportunity.

So what did you come for?

As I recall, you've turned avoiding me

into a full-time occupation.

I came to invite you to dinner.

Really?

Yeah, really.

[gloomy music playing]

Now can I go?

Would you like police protection, Ms. Martin?

Why?

You're not gonna tell Ken I told you about this, are you?

From what you've given me,

I have enough to bring Forest in for questioning.

But you may not be safe until he's in custody.

And when will that be?

I can't answer that. First, we have to find him.

[sighs]

Okay, she's coming, I think.

Check it out for me, all right? Thank you.

Oh, Cathy.

You've got to see that.

Whoa! Oh, this is great. I love it.

Are you gonna still talk to us when you're rich and famous?

Will you still talk to me if I don't become rich and famous?

-Oh, I have to think about that. -[laughs]

God, this is great.

-Can I keep it? -Oh, yes, I bought it for you.

Oh, thanks.

-Cathy... -What?

-I'm so happy for you. -Oh, thanks.

You really deserve this.

You're so sweet.

-I'll see you later. -Okay.

Cathy, wait.

Cathy, wait.

Mrs. Rush, we'd like to ask you a few questions.

Mrs. Rush doesn't want to make a statement at this time.

Mrs. Rush, what do you think about the arrest of Ken Forest

for the m*rder of your husband?

Did you know your husband was living with a woman

named Linda Martin?

Were you aware of any death threats?

[camera shutter clicks]

Karen, you could have at least consulted me

about a decision like this.

You weren't available, Abby.

You were too busy trying to figure out

how to manipulate Gary and Empire Valley.

You've been going behind my back deliberately,

and I'm not going to stand for it anymore, Karen.

Right. I'm working on a top-secret project

to regrade the land and prevent mudslides.

Look, Abby, I know it's a lot of money,

but if we don't tear us out here,

there's a good chance a large chunk of Lotus Point

will be washed away with the next rain.

Karen, you have a call from Jill Bennett.

I had it transferred out here. Can you take it?

This is not just a matter of a little bit of money.

Abby, I don't have time.

[birds chirping]

-Really? -I'll talk to Gary.

Oh, you talk to Gary.

You just go right ahead and talk to Gary.

He's real interested in business right now.

-Hello. -Hi, Karen.

I'm in town, and I was wondering if we could get together.

[crickets chirping]

Yum, yum, yum. Here we go.

One last bite. Umm!

What a good girl, Betsy.

-Hi, kids. -Hey, Daddy.

Hey.

I swear this one wears more than she eats.

That's okay. Orange is definitely in her palette.

-[laughs] -You look terrific.

Terrific, Betsy. Did you hear that? [laughs]

Listen, I came down to go upstairs and put the kids

D-O-W-N before the P-A-R-T-Y.

Oh, what a good idea. What a good daddy.

Here you go. You take this one.

Hey, stinky, how you doing?

I'm getting the bib off of you, Bobby boy.

Are you all through now, huh?

Is that the spoon? Good.

Hey, did you guys say happy birthday to Daddy?

-No. -No?

Nobody sang happy birthday to Daddy.

[laughs]

Try it now.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

[laughs] I'll be up in a minute.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday, Dear Ben Gibson ♪

Probably the best news journalist

since Edward R. Murrow, all around nice guy

and terrific father. Not to mention...

[gloomy music playing]

So what gives? What's going on?

Eating my dinner.

But why here?

Have you developed a sudden interest in losers?

Oh, I'm sorry. I did not know that self-pity

was on the menu tonight.

-Cute. -You don't get it, do you?

God, you know, sometimes you are such a jerk.

Yeah, that seems to be the consensus around here.

They told you that Forest was making threats on Joshua's life?

I'm sure that was just talk.

You know, how young men can be.

Talk, Lilimae? They don't arrest you for talk.

This guy was arrested for m*rder.

Well, that's just plain foolishness.

I mean, who would want to hurt Joshua?

His death was an accident.

A terrible accident, that's all.

[baby crying]

Those little buggers. I thought I'd put them down for the night.

Maybe if you'd stayed with them long enough,

they would have been.

Oh, come on.

They're just a little extra fussy because they're teething.

I'll go, sweetheart.

You're the guest of honor, all right?

Why don't we have a toast

to the birthday boy?

Yeah, great idea. [laughs]

Happy birthday.

Thank you.

Happy birthday.

Oh, Val, check in the hall closet.

Gary brought some teething toys

over on his last visit,

and I think I put them in there.

Mama, why don't you check on the roast

while I'm upstairs, okay?

-Okay. -Can this thing be worse?

Mm-hmm. I'll give you a hand on that.

Well, good luck, my friend.

Thank you very much.

[baby crying]

[laughs]

Love you.

We've got to tell the police.

No, we don't.

Lilimae, they've got an innocent man in jail

charged with m*rder.

He's not charged. He's being held on suspicion.

What if they do charge him?

Cathy, we both know

they can't prove the boy k*lled Joshua.

All we have to do is wait.

Sooner or later, the police will have to let him go.

I can't wait, Lilimae. It's not right.

The only thing my son has left is his good name,

and I'm not going to stand by

and let you or anyone else take it from him.

Now, if you go to the police, I will deny everything.

[sighs]

Now look, it'll be all right.

Besides, you have your career to think of,

and it's going so well.

I would hate for a scandal to ruin it.

[melancholy music playing]

Look, so Empire Valley didn't exactly work out

the way you wanted to. So what?

Lord, you have an incredible facility for understatement.

Look, I don't care about Empire Valley

any more than I cared about your being a senator

or running Galveston Industries or any of that stuff.

That's just what I needed.

A recitation of the list of my recent failures.

So you screwed up. It happens.

Screwed up? No.

Screwing up is when you forget to sign your alimony check

or wearing brown socks with a blue suit.

Having a billion-dollar business blown up

is not in the same league as screwed up.

Greg, it doesn't matter.

Then what does?

[chuckles]

[Patrick] Why's she giving you such a hard time?

Just because she thinks Gary Ewing hung the moon?

You call that a hard time?

Well, what do you call it?

I call it, uh, "Held the challenge."

[laughs]

-I'm proud of you, my friend. -Thank you, son.

What's wrong?

There's something wrong.

He knows, Gary.

I can't believe it, but he knows. [sobs]

Who? Gary.

Come on, did you actually tell him?

Did you actually say "You're right, Gary,

-those are your babies"? -No, of course I didn't.

[gloomy music playing]

He only has a feeling.

Now you just leave it alone.

All right? Just leave it alone.

Yeah.

Where's the cake, ladies? This guy's aging fast.

We'll be there in a minute.

Karen, it's tearing me apart. What am I gonna do?

[sobs]

-You're gonna go out there. -Yeah.

And you're gonna serve your husband a birthday cake.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

[crickets chirping]

[soft music playing]

So, um, will I see you again?

I don't know.

Maybe.

[chuckles]

You know, I love a party like that.

I'm trying to eat,

and they're trying to start World w*r III.

Want me to get you something for your stomach?

No, my stomach's fine.

Don't you think Lilimae is acting very strangely?

Oh, poor Lili. So what if she's acting nuts?

If you ask me, she's entitled.

Yeah, but the police think that

her son might have been m*rder*d.

She doesn't seem to care. Why isn't she outraged?

Why doesn't she demand a full investigation?

I mean, she's been saying all along it wasn't suicide.

Now they agree, and she backs off.

Yeah, the police have been asking

some pretty rough questions

about Joshua's life.

So maybe Lilimae can't handle it anymore.

Oh, if somebody had told me one of my sons were...

-Oh, don't. Forget it. -I can't...

The police will handle it.

[sighs] Lilimae just got everything so bottled up inside.

Yeah.

Maybe that's why she's so tough on Ben.

Oh, poor Ben.

And he really feels lousy

about Gary hanging around the babies?

Forget it.

Yeah, probably as lousy as Val does.

She's still in love with Gary, you know.

What?

Well, I don't mean that she doesn't love Ben.

She does. It's just there's a kind of bond

between Gary and Val that I don't think...

anything's ever going to change.

[laughs]

Boy, Abby would be thrilled if she heard that one.

-Guess what? -What?

Jill Bennett called me today.

-Did she? -Mm-hmm.

-[laughs] She did? -Yeah.

What did she want?

Well, she said she wanted to discuss something.

-Oh, yeah? -Uh-huh.

Oh, you going up to Sacramento?

No, she's here.

She's here?

Oh.

[sighs]

Good night.

[birds chirping]

[phone rings]

Well, nice office.

Is it permanent?

It's nice to see you again, too.

How long have you been here?

I've been commuting.

As a matter of fact, this is my third trip here this month.

-What are you doing? -My job.

I work for the governor just like you do.

Yeah.

And you were too busy to let me know.

So we could do what?

Have a cup of tea together?

Give me a break.

You called Karen.

It wasn't social, Mack.

-It was a business call. -Business?

Look, I'm really busy. Excuse me.

Wait a minute, Jill.

I think it'd be all right if we had a cup of tea

together sometime.

That's not gonna k*ll anybody.

You okay?

-Yeah, I'm all right. -You sure?

I just don't think that guy k*lled Joshua.

Why not?

There's a lot about Josh people don't know.

Like, uh, like what?

Oh, I shouldn't even be talking about him.

I don't even want to talk about him.

I'm so tired of the whole thing.

Okay. All right. Let's, uh, let's change the subject.

-What do you want to talk about? -Let's talk about you.

-Nice hat, huh? -[laughs]

What's going on in your life?

Well, I'm seeing Greg again.

Mmm.

Mmm. What does that mean? Mmm?

Well, I just don't want to see you get hurt again, that's all.

I know what I'm getting into this time.

He needs me.

He really does.

And what do you need?

Sumner.

Come on, let's have lunch.

[birds chirping]

-Hi. -Hi.

Here. I'm so sorry I'm late.

Well, that's all right. I just got here.

Oh, good. Good.

Well, you look great.

-Thank you. So do you. -[laughs]

Can I, can I get you...

Oh, Susie, uh, I'll, uh,

I'll just have a cup of coffee.

Oh, no, make that a cup of tea.

So, have you been in town long?

No, not this trip.

Well, I, I guess the governor keeps you pretty busy, huh?

He does. In fact, he's the reason I came to see you.

Why?

Does this have anything to do with Mack?

No.

A member of the state planning commission has resigned.

The governor's considering you to fill a vacancy,

and he wants to know if you'd be interested.

I, I don't know.

What is it? What does the commission do?

It reviews and approves new development

and oversees compliance with state laws.

-Like watchdog. -Sort of. Yes.

It's not just out to promote growth, is it?

No. We want to protect the land.

Why did the governor think of me?

Exactly for that reason.

The governor is aware of your concern for the environment.

Well, then, in that case,

you tell the governor I'd be very interested

in this appointment.

Good. I'm glad.

Well, we'll be in touch.

And, uh, goodbye, Karen. It was nice seeing you.

Me too, and thank you.

[mellow music playing]

B-E-T-S-Y.

In the autumn, you see the leaves fall off the trees.

Boom. But in the spring, they come back again.

See, that's a leaf.

And this is a twig.

-Mama, what is this? -Huh?

-Oh, hi, Gary. -Hi.

Hi, Bobby. How are you?

What are you doing here, Gary?

It's a public park, Valene.

I thought I told you before.

You said you didn't want me coming over to the house.

I didn't think you'd mind here.

Gary, I'm telling you, this has got to stop.

[sighs] I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to upset you, really.

[gloomy music playing]

All right, gift, when did you find out

there was going to be an appointment and I wanted it?

For the 14th time, I didn't.

-Sure you didn't. -I didn't.

-You talked to the governor. -I didn't.

You're not listening to me. I had nothing to do with it.

Face it, Mom, you did it on your own.

-Eric, load the dishwasher. -Yeah, do the dishes.

Hey, come on, boys. You know Mack

is the governor's fair-haired boy.

You know, it may come as a great shock to you all,

but the governor doesn't check with me

about every appointment that he makes.

Not even if he may be offering it to your wife?

Especially then.

Oh, you had nothing to do with it then.

Right, I had nothing to do with it.

What about Jill?

-What about her? -Did you talk to Jill?

I didn't talk to Jill about the state planning commission

and the governor's appointment.

So, I'd be getting it on my own then, huh?

Right.

I wonder if I'd be working with Jill.

I don't know.

Mom, since you're going to be working with Jill,

uh, can I work for you? I'd do it for free.

[laughs]

Hey, mouth, there's plenty of work

for you to do around here for free.

Even if I am working with Jill.

I mean, it'll only be for a short--

Karen, you're driving me crazy.

Well, I wonder when I'll find out.

-About Jill? -No.

All right, look, around here, even future members of,

possible members of the state planning commission

have got to pull their own weight.

-Come on, rinse. -Rinse?

Rinse!

Okay.

Thank you.

[dishes rattles]

I wouldn't worry if I were you, sweet pea.

The little ones didn't even notice the rain.

The rain is not what I'm upset about, Mama.

You knew, he was going to be there.

Something sure smells good.

Almost ready. You want to try it?

Yeah, looks good, too.

-Good? -[sighs]

You know, it's a good thing we feed

the babies before we eat.

It's the only thing that gives me any discipline at all.

You know, I think I'll check on the babies.

I'll be right back.

I just did. They're still asleep.

Nice talking to you. Is it something I said?

No.

-Mama and I were just-- -Fighting.

Yes. I guess we were.

Well, I don't seem to think

it was politics or religion,

so that leaves me, your late brother,

or Gary Ewing.

Which one was it?

[suspenseful music playing]

Gary.

Did he come by to visit the babies again?

No.

But obviously, Mama told him

that we were going to be in the park this afternoon.

So he just happened to be there

feeding the pigeons when you got there.

What is with this guy?

I don't know, Ben.

-He just... -He just what?

And what is this sudden,

consuming interest he has in the babies?

I don't know.

You don't know.

Well, I'm going to tell you something.

This is going to stop.

And I am going to put an end to it.

Okay.

[Karen] There has got to be a better solution to this problem.

If Karen had talked to me about it...

Okay, Okay. All right. All right.

Karen, if you think that's the best way to handle this,

then go ahead, handle it.

That's it?

"Karen, go ahead and handle it"?

No conversation, no discussion, no nothing?

You got it.

Gary, whatever personal problems

we might be having, shouldn't interfere with this.

This isn't personal. It's business.

I'm glad you understand that.

Let me make this clear to you.

Your personal life is your own business.

I really don't care anymore.

But I do care about Lotus Point.

And I trust Karen.

That means she gets my vote every time.

You might as well get used to it.

[telephone buzzes]

Yeah?

Yes?

Uh, send him in.

I'll get started on this right away.

All right.

-Hi, Ben. -Hi.

[phone rings]

-Hello, Ben. -Abby.

Ben, have a seat.

Thank you for seeing me on such short notice

without an appointment.

What's going on?

What's going on?

You come and you visit the babies.

You come and you bring them toys.

You go for a walk in the park in the middle of a work day

because you know Val and the babies are gonna be there.

Why?

We are simply trying to build a life and a family.

God knows that's hard enough.

But with you hovering around all the time,

it's damn near impossible.

-Ben, I-- -No!

I know you and Valene have a history.

Everybody knows you and Valene have a history.

You are her ex-husband.

Don't you think it would be fair to everyone involved

if just for once you started to act like one?

[soft music playing]

♪ Hey, baby ♪

♪ If something's wrong, Won't you tell me? ♪

♪ Where's the sparkle That filled your eyes? ♪

♪ Don't you love me anymore? ♪

♪ The night used to smile so sweetly ♪

♪ We had our own ♪

♪ Our own forever song ♪

♪ But now, nothing's the same ♪

♪ Was our love just a game? ♪

♪ 'Cause forever Didn't last too long ♪

♪ So tell me, Where did we go wrong? ♪

♪ Now I can see ♪

♪ That you've been Slipping away from me ♪

♪ Once you promised me No goodbyes ♪

-Stop tape. -Stop tape.

Take five, everybody.

-I'm sorry. -No, no. It's all right.

Don't worry about it.

You shouldn't be apologizing. I should be thanking you.

-You did me a favor. -I did?

Yeah. See, the crew was due for a break,

and you saved me an overtime penalty.

-Oh, Ben. -I know it's hard.

Yeah, it is.

It'll get better.

Ben, I don't know if I can go on.

Sure you can.

Honey, I know how much this hurts right now,

but every day, it's gonna hurt a little bit less.

I promise.

-I do. -Oh.

I'll send this stuff to the cleaners.

Maybe we should put a tail on Gary

to find out what he's up to.

Isn't that a bit excessive?

No, locking him up would be excessive.

Putting a tail on him is merely being prudent.

Yes, but redundant.

After all, Mrs. Ewing--

Would like to speak to Mr. Sumner in private.

-Of course. -How are you?

Very well. Thank you.

Greg, I am really, really getting tired

of being summoned here like this.

This is not the most congenial place to hold--

If you are stonewalling,

I will tell the world that you have knowledge

of the baby's kidnappings

and the paternity. I will tell--

I don't know what Gary's up to.

I simply don't know.

Who's he talking to?

-Investor types, lawyers? -No one.

What's he doing with his time?

-I don't know. -Find out.

He's not talking to me.

Gary blew up my building,

and he will not sell me the land.

I'm going to damn well find out what he's after.

So when are we going to work out again?

I don't know.

Come on, man. You didn't even look.

What's your problem? You got a face on you down till here.

I just feel so old, you know?

Like I got nothing to look forward to.

Come on. Things aren't that bad.

They're not?

Hey, look.

Are we talking about life in general, or are we dealing

with specifics here, like blowing up Empire Valley?

You blew up your little building.

You own the property, so you rebuild.

Come on, my friend. You can't look back.

[Greg] You got to pick up the beat. Look ahead.

He has a plan, Abby.

He blew up a multimillion dollar complex.

Not even Gary is crazy enough

to blow away millions without a plan.

I don't know how to look ahead.

Look, I know a lot of guys

who've got a master plan, you know?

They sit down and they say,

"Okay, I'm going to go to law school,

I'm going to get married, I'm going to have two kids,

I'm going to do civic work,

and then I'm going to retire at 65,"

but I don't do that.

I walk around and I say,

"Okay, what's next? Surprise me." Which is okay,

but look where it's gotten me.

Thank God, my car won't start.

Oh, you're kidding. Where's it parked?

-In the garage. -Yeah?

The lights work? The horn work?

-Nothing. -Nothing.

All right, I'll take care of it.

[chuckles]

What's so funny?

Well, the idea of you trying to fix the car,

you can't even work a toaster. [laughs]

-I can work a toaster. -[laughs]

You-you-you go on. You've got an appointment.

-I'll-I'll look after her. -Oh, I can call a mechanic.

No, no, it's no problem.

Jill, this is Gary Ewing.

Gary Ewing. Jill Bennett.

-Hi, nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.

Well, thanks for the offer.

-Where's the garage? -It's just this way.

Let's go look at it.

Well, that takes care of that, huh?

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♪ I could hardly believe it, When I heard the news today ♪

♪ I had to come And get it straight from you ♪

♪ They said you were leavin' ♪

♪ Someone's swept Your heart away ♪

♪ From the look upon your face, I see it's true ♪

♪ So tell me all about it ♪

♪ Tell me about the plans You're makin' ♪

♪ Then tell me one thing More before I go ♪

♪ Tell me, how am I supposed To live without you? ♪

♪ Now that I've been ♪

♪ Loving you so long ♪

♪ How am I supposed ♪

♪ To live without you ♪

♪ And how am I supposed To carry on? ♪

♪ When all that I've been Living for is gone ♪

♪ Didn't come here for crying ♪

♪ Didn't come here To break down ♪

♪ It's just a dream of mine Is coming to an end ♪

♪ How can I blame you When I built my world around ♪

♪ The hope That one day we'd be ♪

♪ So much more than friends ♪

♪ I don't wanna know the price I'm gonna pay for dreaming ♪

♪ I need you now, It's more than I can take ♪

♪ Tell me, how am I supposed To live without you? ♪

♪ Now that I've been ♪

♪ Loving you so long ♪

♪ How am I supposed ♪

♪ To live without you ♪

♪ And how am I supposed To carry on? ♪

♪ When all that I've been livin' for ♪

♪ Is gone ♪

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♪ How am I supposed ♪

♪ To live without you ♪

♪ And how am I supposed To carry on? ♪

♪ When all that I've Been livin' for is... ♪

Well, at least I made it through that one.

Made it through? You were great.

-[phone rings] -Thanks.

Looks like we're gonna have to start talking about that raise.

-Are you serious? -Yep.

Hey, hey, hey.

[man] Police information about the death of Joshua Rush.

Marty, turn that up, would you, please?

...death was a homicide, and they have a suspect.

The police late today announced that Kenneth Forest

has been formally indicted for the m*rder

of popular television evangelist, Joshua Rush.

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