All language subtitles for Molly English

(ONION GIRL PLAYING)

♪ I'm a bit unstable,
she said

♪ With a Cheshire grin

♪ So many cracks
in my sidewalk, boy

♪ Well, don't you fall in

♪ Feels like the things
that I've wanted

♪ The most in this life

♪ I can't have

♪ So you see
I've been damnin' the world

♪ Before it damns me

♪ She said,
I'm naked and shameless

♪ And peelin' back
the layers like

♪ An onion girl

♪ Don't try to save me

♪ Just stay away

♪ 'Cause I might
make you cry

♪ Aw, like an onion girl

It's my boat.

When I get it fixed up.
It's 1964.

It's got a mahogany hull.

It's a racing class.

God, this place is
really depressing.

No wonder they're
closing it down.

My, um...

My sister's here.

Molly.

(WHISPERS) Ya.

So... (CHUCKLES)

Are you picking up a relative?

♪ With a moo, moo here

Excuse me?

♪ And a moo, moo there

♪ Here a moo, there a moo
Everywhere a moo, moo

♪ Old MacDonald had a farm

♪ E-I-E-I-O

♪ And on his farm
he had some pigs...

-Mr. McKay?
-Yes.

I'm Dr. Prentice.

We were beginning to think
that maybe you wouldn't show.

The other patients
left days ago.

Yeah, well,
I've been kind of busy.

Is he okay?

♪ With a moo, moo here
and moo, moo, moo

♪ And moo...

He's been very
happy here, Mr. McKay.

Yeah, I guess ignorance
is bliss, right?

Of course, everyone is a little agitated
about having to leave.

An orderly will be bringing
Molly down shortly.

However, I thought we might
have a little chat first.

Yeah. Sure.

(MOOING CONTINUES)

Hello, Domingo.

BOY: I think he was singing
the same song then.

We still know very little
about Molly's condition.

Every patient's unique.

The way she relates
to certain people,

even on an emotional level,

suggests mental retardation.

In other respects,
she's autistic.

But over the years she's become
quite high functioning.

Which is why,
with a little help,

she should be able to adjust to life
outside an institution like this.

She even has minor
savant-like talents.

I know. She recites stuff verbatim.
She's Dustin Hoffman.

But the fact is, she's pretty much
non-functional, right?

In recent years, Mr. McKay,

you haven't spent
much time with Molly.

So, what I need to know are her basic needs
and how to affect them

so that she can be comfortable,
and I...

Can have a life.

Thank you.

I've copied out the daily routine
that Molly feels most comfortable with.

That routine is very important
for Molly.

We'll be monitoring her progress
on a daily basis,

at least, the next few weeks.

You need to remember that,
like many autistic people,

Molly has very acute hearing.

Loud noises can be extremely
painful to her.

(MOANS)

Hi, Molly.

Molly, do you remember Buck?

Your brother?

No.

Don't you remember
last Christmas, Moll?

I took you out for a walk.

No.

Well, I guess
we should go, then.

Come on, let's go. Off we go.

(SHRIEKING) No!

Mr. McKay, let her go.

May I speak with Molly?

Alone? For a minute?

May I?

Molly, come here.

Who is this guy?

Sam's been with us
the past couple of years.

He has a severe
learning disability.

He communicates with Molly
on a level I don't fully understand.

He's sort of her interpreter.

Her guardian angel.

Thank you for your help.

Bliss, Mr. McKay.

Don't hesitate to call.

(DOOR CLOSING)

(DOOR CREAKING)

(BANGING)

This is home, Moll.

(SEAGULLS CRYING)

-(MUSIC PLAYING)
-(BEEPS)

(ON ANSWERING MACHINE)
Hi. It's Jennifer. Look at this, Moll.

I'm gonna bring round
those comps for tomorrow

but I'm gonna be working late...

-Lights.
-So I don't know what time I'll get there.

Big kiss!

-(MAKES KISSING SOUND)
-(BEEPING)

♪ Yeah

♪ He said your future
looks crystal clear

♪ I just gotta get
away from here

♪ I wanna be
an eagle soarin' high

♪ Send my name
across the sky ♪

MOLLY: Molly wet.

Wet!

What's wet?

Pants! Molly wet pants.

Dr. Prentice, you didn't tell me
she was still wetting herself.

This was not part of the deal.

It's a reaction to the breaking
of her routine.

Well, how long is this reaction
going to go on?

The sooner she settles down,

the sooner this
sort of thing will stop.

Thanks.

Oh!

For crying out loud.
Come on. Okay, um...

So, are you gonna take 'em off?

No.

Okay, what am
I supposed to do here?

Um...

(SCREAMS)

Okay.

Molly? Come on.

(LAUGHING)

Molly...

(GRUNTING)

(WHISPERING) Gotcha. Here it is.

Okay. Hold on
for a second, okay?

Moll, you hungry?

Yes, Molly hungry.

You like pizza?

Molly like peas.

No, not peas. Pizza.

Peas!

No. Pizza.

See?

(ENUNCIATING) Pi-i-za.

Peas.

Whatever.

Peas! Peas!

Molly, be quiet.

Okay, now what time
does the presentation start?

-Shit.
-Shit!

I thought it was 10:30.

Prescott told me it was 10:30.

(BUCK SIGHING)

What time does day care open?

All right. I'll see you
tomorrow. All right? Bye.

Pizza.

Starch, modified flour,

mononitrates, disodium insonate,

tumeric, disodium guanylate.

I've been eating that?

Come on, Molly. Buck's late.

Buck's late. Buck's late.

Moll, careful. It's slippery.

BUCK: Come on, Molly!

(BABY COOING)

Hi. Are you the person
in charge here?

Yes. Joyce Leslie.

Joyce! Right. I'm Buck McKay,
16th floor.

My assistant, Brenda, called you
about enrolling Molly.

Yes, of course. Is Molly here?

Yeah. She's right here.

She's got her bag and if you need anything,
you have my number.

Okay then. Bye, Moll.

Mr. McKay, is this
some sort of a joke?

Mr. McKay?

Yes?

Is this a joke?

No.

This is not a child, Mr. McKay.

I know.

Yeah, but she has
the mind of a child.

Mr. McKay, we're just not
equipped to handle Molly.

I'm sorry. Good-bye.

Sorry.

Molly, Molly. No!

Molly, no.

(ELEVATOR DINGS)

(SIGHING)

(MOLLY HUMMING TUNELESSLY)

(ELEVATOR DINGS)

(SHRIEKING)

Bite me.

You're late, Mr. McKay.

-I know.
-Buck late.

Miss Duffy,
this is my sister, Molly.

Can she sit here, while I...

Come on, sit down here.
Come on. Sit down.

Okay. Thank you.

Molly. Sit down.

I'm gonna be right in there,
okay? You wait for me.

There's nothing new in the juxtaposition
of contrary images.

But in this campaign,

the hula girl and the Eskimo,

the luau and the igloo,

give us unique comic possibilities
for years to come.

Now that he's deigned to join us,
let me introduce Buck McKay.

Buck.

Excuse me. May I help you?

(INDISTINCT SPEAKING)

Molly hot.

Hot.

Hot.

The follow-up campaign
reverses the situation,

and plants our favorite igloo,

smack in the middle
of Redondo Beach.

Polar Pete, of course,
has got his best baggies on.

The wife, Hula's,
got great bikini range.

Possibilities here
for infinite varieties.

You could have a different swimsuit
for every beach.

East and west of Waimea Bay.

Out they come, Polar Pete and...

(INDISTINCT LAUGHING)

Molly hot, Buck.

(BOTH SPEAKING JAPANESE)

(CHATTERING)

(IMITATING AIRPLANE)

What's going on here?

-What happened? I was in...
-Don't talk.

Just get her dressed.
Molly hungry?

Peas-a.

Bren? You go take her
out for pizza,

and then take her to my place.

Molly, I'll be there
as soon as I can, okay?

(WATER SPLASHING)

Oh, my God.

(EXCLAIMS)

(SQUEALING)

(INHALES DEEPLY)

(SWITCH CLICKING)

Good morning, Sharon.

Good morning, Buck.

Georgia.

What's up?

-Big trouble.
-What happened?

The ice cream account
went to Beresford and Weir.

Prescott wants to see you.

Great.

(DOOR SLAMMING)

I put these in the cupboard...

(SHRIEKING) No!

Mr. McKay.

-Mr. McKay, I...
-It doesn't mean anything, Carmen.

I don't know
what's wrong with her.

(CLATTERING)

Did you talk to your sister
about babysitting Molly?

Oh, I don't think
she would do it.

Know what you mean.

Sorry, Bren.

Hey, it's okay.

-Hi, Molly.
-Hi, Molly.

(CHUCKLES)

-How was it?
-Fine.

We watched the "flying monkey" scene
from The Wizard of Oz

like six times.

It's one of her favorites.
Thanks for this.

I'm gonna miss you.

You're a good boss.

You're a good liar.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

Okay. Bye, Molly.

Bye, Molly.

Well, I guess this is it.

See you later.

(SIGHS)

So I talked to this guy.

He's one of our sponsors, and he's fine
with you workin' at home.

Writing copy...

I don't want to work part-time at home.
I want to get out.

I understand that, but in the meantime,
this will tide you over.

I'm living like a hermit.

And when I do go out,
I feel guilty.

(WHIRRING)

(LAUGHING) It's okay.

(DOG BARKS)

Ooh, Molly, dog.

Look at his eyes,
Molly. Nice dog.

(GASPS)

Oh, Molly. They're toys.
They're toys.

They're not real. It's okay.

(MOLLY MOANING)

All she does is channel-surf.

Or she lines up her shoes.

Yeah, it's like living
with Imelda Marcos.

And she knows.
She's not completely out of it.

She knows I'm goin' stir crazy.

(HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING)

(GIGGLING)

(BARKS)

(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)

(MUSIC STOPS)

Moll.

Got a surprise for you.

Molly.

Got a visitor.

(SIGHING)

(CHUCKLING)

-Hey, Moll.
-Hey.

Hi.

(CHUCKLING)

(LAUGHING)

BUCK: I'll leave you to it.

SAM: She was reading to me.

Robinson Crusoe.

Be great if she had any idea
what it was about.

Oh, you'd be surprised,
Mr. McKay.

Look, I got a job.

At the Kerrans Institute.

Oh, yeah?

Yes. Dr. Prentice,
he got me the job,

and actually,

he's been calling up, asking...

Well, recommending Molly
for one of their new programs.

Yeah. Yeah.

Really? That sounds good.

I mean, it would be
up to you, of course,

but, if they...

Well, if they
found her suitable,

they'd take her off your hands.

For a while, anyway.

I know.

It's hard, Mr. McKay.

Anyway, it's a little bit
self-serving for me.

I have a learning disability.

(SIGHING)

Maybe because of that,

we're kind of on
the same wavelength.

When she reads to me,

I see the words.

Right here in front of me.

It's a real person
in there, Mr. McKay.

And she wants to come out.

(CLANGING)

-Mr. McKay?
-Yes.

I'm Dr. Brookes.

-Hello.
-Hi.

Hello, Molly.

Hello, Molly.

I've discussed Molly's history
in great detail with Dr. Prentice.

Right. He said that she was
an ideal candidate for this.

Well, we need to determine that now
with our own series of tests.

You know, Dr. Brookes, Molly has
some extraordinary talents.

The tests actually include a series
of PET scans of Molly's brain,

so, I have some forms
that I need you to fill out.

BUCK: Uh-huh. Sure.

(ELECTRONIC BEEPING)

MALE DOCTOR: We make a tiny incision
in the skull, right here.

SUSAN: Using a probe,
we transplant

a set of genetically
re-engineered cells,

hopefully restoring the dormant area
of the brain to partial utilization.

Will she be able to look after herself
on her own, for example?

SUSAN: That's a
definite possibility.

But there's always a risk
in any operation

and with the brain
those risks involve

stroke, paralysis,
motor functions.

They're rare,
but they do happen.

How rare?

In perhaps six percent
of the cases.

(IMITATING OWL HOOTING)

Six percent?

This has gotten way out of hand.

I mean, I may be a selfish schmuck,
but you're my sister.

Selfish schmuck.

This is a life-or-death
issue, Moll.

I mean, you're happy
some of the time, aren't you?

No!

Am I just wanting
this for myself...

(IMITATING OWL HOOTING)

...'cause I'm a little
inconvenienced?

(GROANS)

But it would give you a chance
to have a better life.

(BOY SQUEALING)

Hi, Susan.

Hi, Molly.

You can undress
behind the screen.

(ELECTRONIC BEEPING)

(SIREN WAILING IN DISTANCE)

-WOMAN: I don't know.
-MAN: Know what I mean?

There he is. Hey, man.
What's the word?

Still operating.

How are you?

(CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)

So, we're just gonna
hang out here.

BUCK: You're gonna stay here?

(WOMAN CHATTERING ON PA)

Everything all right?

Yeah, she's fine.

How you doin'?

Ouch, huh?

(MACHINES BEEPING RAPIDLY)

Dr. Brookes! Dr. Brookes!

What's happening?
What's goin' on?

Lorezepam, phenytoin,
two and one.

NURSE: Got it.

SUSAN: Mr. McKay,
get out of here, please.

Thank you.

Lita, I want
Dr. Simmons in here.

-WOMAN ON PA: Dr. Simmons, ICU, stat.
-SUSAN: Okay, that's it.

That's it.

It's okay, Molly.
It's gonna be okay.

I just got off work.

She had some kind of seizure.

Yeah, I heard.

But it's gonna be okay.

What makes you so sure?

Mr. McKay, sometimes,

I have a sense of things.

And I feel something extraordinary
is going to happen.

SUSAN: Mr. McKay?

She's resting now.

We have no idea what
caused that reaction.

We almost lost her, didn't we?

She's all right now.

She could have died, right?

Hmm.

I'm not going to sleep with you.

I'm not planning on either
of us getting much sleep.

And I'm certainly not going
to sleep in that bed.

Not without giving the mattress
a good airing first.

-Hi.
-Hello.

MARK ON TV: You can ask Fiona.

WOMAN: All right, I will.

Fiona!

Molly, are you ready
for more tests?

No.

(ELECTRONIC BEEPING)

SUSAN: Our projections show

that the red dot should now be
about the size of a dime.

I'm afraid the grafted
cells didn't take.

So, what happens next?

In a few weeks,
we'd like to try again,

in a slightly
different location.

Are you serious?

Yes.

After what happened last time?

Buck, we're breaking
new ground here.

We learned so much
from that last procedure.

Yeah, by drilling into people's heads
like they're lab rats.

(SCOFFING) My sister
nearly died.

I am not going to let her go through
something like that again.

(DOOR CLOSES)

(ENGINE CRANKING)

(MOANING)

(STOPS CRANKING)

-(CRANKING CONTINUES)
-Goddamn son of a bitch.

Son of a bitch!

Damn son of a bitch!

Damn son of a bitch!

-Son of a bitch!
-Son of a bitch!

Molly cold.

Yeah, I know you're cold, Molly.

Molly cold.

Yeah, Molly,
I know that you're cold,

-but the car won't start, okay?
-Molly cold!

-Come on, you son of a bitch.
-Molly cold. Molly cold.

-Would you shut up? Shut up, Molly!
-Molly cold! No!

Just... Goddamn it!
I didn't ask for this!

-(SHRIEKING)
-I didn't ask for you! So shut up!

(SHRILL SCREAMING)

No.

(MOLLY CRYING)

No.

No!

I'm sorry, Moll.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

(SOMEWHERE OVER
THE RAINBOW PLAYING)

♪ Somewhere over the rainbow

♪ Bluebirds fly

♪ Birds fly over the rainbow

♪ Why, then

♪ Oh, why can't I?

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

(CHATTERING ON TV)

(CHANNELS SWITCHING)

Nothing good on, eh, Moll?

Nothing good on, eh?

Let's go for a ride.

Want to go for a ride?

No!

"There is nothing wrong
with your television set.

"Do not attempt
to adjust the picture.

"We are controlling
transmission.

"You are about
to experience the awe

"and mystery which reaches
from the inner mind

"to the outer limits."

BUCK: What do you think?

Looks like the Milky Way
just fell out of the sky.

Huh, Moll?

Four million,
eight hundred thousand,

three hundred and two.

What?

Stars.

(CAR DOOR OPENS)

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

Here it is. The list.

The list.

-Can you say, "The list"?
-No.

It's okay. You don't have to.
Okay. The plan is,

while I look for a job,
you will become self-sufficient.

Cool, huh?

No. Hot!

Yeah, okay. This is a list of things
you need to learn. Understand?

-No.
-Good.

Now, as you can see
I've divided it into the basics.

We have personal hygiene,
recreation and eating.

Mmm!

Now, every time
you complete a task,

we put a check mark in the box
beside it. You see?

No!

(LAUGHING)

Now, when you get
all the boxes checked,

you get to take a trip
in Buck's boat!

(GUFFAWS)

Let's try it. Okay.

Um, what is your name?

Molly!

That is fabulous.

See, now, I'm making
a big red check mark

in the box beside,
"Says name when asked."

Okay, next.
Um, where do you live?

-Here!
-Absolutely correct.

But you need to learn your actual address
to get a check mark.

Oh.

Tying shoes? That's getting
a little ahead. No...

Yes! Tie shoes.

All right, tying shoes it is.

Okay. You take the two ends

and make
the incredibly difficult

and death-defying overhand knot.

Molly try.

Molly?

Right, you make the loop. Good.

What do you do after that?

You go around the loop.

Remember, nobody's ever
done this on the first try.

Okay, try again. Try again.

Okay, what do we do first?

(GRUNTS)

We'll try again tomorrow, okay?

No.

You go to bed. Sleep tight.

MOLLY:
♪ Wonderful things he does

♪ We're... We're off
to see the wizard

♪ The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

(WHOOPING)

Now, jump!

(EXCLAIMS)

♪ We're off to
see the wizard

♪ The Wonderful
Wizard of Oz

♪ We're off because
because, because, because... ♪

Oh! Mr. McKay! Oh!

Go on, dance.

Go on.

(LAUGHING)

Oh! Oh, Molly!

(CHUCKLING)

CARMEN: Oh, Molly.

(WHIRRING)

(SHRIEKING)

(GRUNTS)

Ow!

(GROANS)

(WHISPERING) Holy shit.

(WHIRRING)

My name is Molly McKay.

I live at 200 Mildred Avenue,

Venice, California 90291!

(CHUCKLES)

If you look over to the last image,
that's present.

And we had no idea there'd be
that amount of cell growth.

♪ I'm a bit unstable,
she said

♪ With a Cheshire grin

♪ So many cracks
in my sidewalk, boy

-...three!
-(EXCLAIMS)

♪ Well, don't you fall in

♪ She said,
I'm naked and shameless

♪ And peelin' back
the layers like

♪ An onion girl

♪ Don't try to save me

♪ Just stay away

♪ 'Cause I might
make you cry

♪ Like an onion girl

MOLLY: I think
it's going to rain.

MAN ON TAPE: Yes, it's getting
darker by the minute.

Yes, it's getting
darker by the minute.

Was that a flash of lightning?

Was that a flash
of... (STUTTERS)

...lightning?

(RECORDER CLICKING)

Flash of lightning.

Lightning.

MOLLY: "But I needed none
of all this precaution,

"for never man had a more faithful,
loving, sincere servant

"than Friday was to me.

"Without passion,
sullenness, or designs,

"perfectly obliged and engaged,

"his very affections
were tied to me,

"like those of
a child to a father,

"and I daresay he would
have sacrificed his life

"for the saving of mine
on any occasion whatsoever."

Hello, Buck.

Why do they put died people
in the ground?

(CHUCKLES) Dead people.

Dead people.

It's a religious ritual.

There are a lot of
people in the world.

Yeah.

Well, if they all die, then eventually
the world's gonna be one big cemetery.

That's a good point.

Some people are cremated.

Cremated?

Burned

Ow!

(CHUCKLES) They're dead.
It doesn't hurt.

How do you know?

That's a good question.

I wish I knew
what they were like.

Yeah, but they say they're
in a better place now.

The ground is not
a better place, Buck.

You know, before,
I lived in a hospital...

Well, it was more like a home.

Yeah, for people like me.

(CHUCKLES)

And you waited
until you had room,

and then you came to get me?

Yeah.

You see,

the home got its money
from the government.

And one day, the government

just decided to close it down.

Do you think they can
feel us lying on them?

Maybe.

♪ Oh, lady

♪ I'll build a mountain

I'm really glad
we're getting out.

-Yeah!
-Yeah.

(SIGHS) I'm changing.

I have all these emotions
that I don't really understand.

There's some things that I wanted
to talk to you about.

What things?

Well, I'm getting
smarter by the minute.

(CHUCKLES) That's nothing
to worry about.

Yeah. I'm reading
a lot of books.

That's a good thing!

My vocabulary is
growing exponentially.

(CHUCKLES) Good word!

Thank you.

What's a blow job?

(LAUGHING)

MAN ON PA: A reminder,
Dodger fans,

-next Wednesday is family night...
-Right here.

So plan on being here.

As your Los Angeles Dodgers continue
their quest for the Western Division title.

(PEOPLE CHEERING)

(BOOING)

(ORGAN PLAYING)

WOMAN: Hey, batter,
batter, batter! Swing!

(SHARP CRACK)

Yeah!

(WHOOPING) Go, Dodgers!

Go, Dodgers!

(EXCLAIMS)

-Whoo! Whoo!
-Whoo!

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby.

Yeah! High inside.

High inside.

-Hey, you hungry?
-Yes.

All right. Stay here
and watch the game.

Wait! I don't
understand the game yet.

-Okay. See that guy there?
-Uh-huh.

-He throws the ball at a guy right there...
-Uh-huh.

-Who tries to hit it with the bat.
-The bat.

If he does, he has to
run to the base

before those guys can throw
the ball to the base.

And if he touches the base before
the ball arrives, he's safe.

-Safe?
-Safe.

Safe from what?

(CHUCKLES)

From being out.

Out of what?

I'll explain when I get back.

It's a weird game, Buck,
but I like it!

Yes!

(LAUGHS)

Go, baby!

Safe!

You dumb shit, ump!
He was out by a mile!

MAN: Sit down!

The man dropped the ball.

What, have you got binoculars
on your eyes?

-No.
-What are you, some kind of retard?

I'm an irregular retard.
And you?

Wiseass.

A wiseass retard.
I'm not familiar with that.

-(IMITATES MOCKINGLY)
-(CHUCKLING)

BUCK: What's going on?

Having a disagreement
with that wiseass retard.

(CHUCKLING) Look at 'em go.

Man, I wish I could hear
what they were saying.

MAN: Come on, what's goin' on?

Who are you? Ray Charles?

He was out by 10 feet.

"He was out by ten feet."

He dropped the ball, dick nose.

"He dropped the ball,
dick nose!"

-He dropped the ball.
-Get outta my face.

"Get outta my face!"

"No, you get outta my face."

Your breath smells like the shithouse door
on a tuna boat.

"Your breath smells like the shithouse door
on a tuna boat."

(LAUGHS) Oh, my God!

(CHUCKLING) This is the best part
of the game so far.

BUCK: That was a great game.

Will you take me again?

Absolutely.

You're the best brother
in the whole world.

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

I'd like to wake up
with you in the morning.

Feel the stubble on your chin,

-your hot breath on my cheek...
-Molly!

(CHILDREN GIGGLING)

What?

(WHISPERS)
We're brother and sister.

So?

(WHISPERING)
We'll talk about it later.

(GIRLS GIGGLING)

Brothers and sisters
can't get married.

Why not?

'Cause that's the way
that things are.

Why?

There are scientific reasons.

People with the same genes
can't mix them.

We don't have the same jeans.

I don't even wear jeans.

It's...
It's a different meaning.

It's G-E-N-E-S.
It's a different spelling.

Oh. Oh, I know about them.

Genes provide the blueprint
for what organisms become.

Where did you get that from?

I read a lot of
scientific books.

-(CHUCKLING)
-Like Jackie Collins.

So what can brothers
and sisters do

if they like each other a lot?

They can be friends.

For life.

That's all?

That's a lot.

How come we weren't
friends before?

I guess we didn't
know each other that well.

(REGGAE MUSIC PLAYING)

You wanna dance?

No. This is not
a place where you dance.

Yes, it is.

Molly...

Molly, sit down.

Come on.

Molly...

Come on, sit down.

♪ Come and show me
what you're worth

♪ You better hold on
to your girl

(PEOPLE LAUGHING)

-Dance with me.
-No.

♪ If you slip
you're gonna slide ♪

(CHUCKLES)

MOLLY: Race you to the door!

Hey! I'm right behind you!

(MOLLY SHREIKS)

(LAUGHING)

Be careful!

I won!

-GUARD: Hi, Molly.
-Hey, Jim.

Mr. McKay, Dr. Brookes wanted to see you
in her office when you got in.

Thanks, Jim.

You cheated.

I did not cheat.

-Good night.
-Good night.

(KNOCKING)

Hi.

She's supposed to
be in bed by 8:00.

We got sidetracked.
She asked me to marry her.

What did you say?

No.

Stop it, Buck. Okay? Please.
This isn't funny.

No. It's the first time anybody's gone through
something like this,

and we have no idea how she's gonna
react to all this stimuli.

We just have to
take things very slowly.

I'm sorry.

She's wonderful.

I want to thank you for...

...giving her to me.

Thank you.

For the first time
in my life I feel

kind of blessed, I guess.

Thank you.

SUSAN: You haven't said
how it was today.

BUCK: I don't know
how much she remembers.

Well, ask her.

So that gives a complete analysis
of the components of the blood, right?

That's right.

(LAUGHS)

Where did you
find out about this?

I have all these books up here.

Now when I play them back,
I can finally understand them.

How do you mean,
"Play them back"?

They're like videos.

(IMITATES TAPE WHIRRING)

Where did you read all these books?
At the home?

Every book on
Dr. Prentice's shelf.

So, did you have a nice time
with Buck last night?

Yes, I did.

(CHUCKLES) Thanks.

(SIGHS)

(MOANING)

(STACCATO GRUNTS)

(CONTINUES MOANING)

The old room 306.

Hello, Lauris.

Whatever are you
doing here, James?

What do you think he's doing,
Lauris? Guessing your weight?

-You thought perhaps what?
-Duh!

-Hi, Molly. Wanna go shopping?
-(GASPS)

Oh! Oh, no. Can't.

Okay.

Uh...

Are you going out?

Yeah. I'm going out with Sam.

Uh-huh.

-Do I look weird?
-No, you look good.

Let me show you something.

What?

Well...

-I'm gonna take these off.
-Why?

Because you already
have eyelashes,

and they're perfectly beautiful,
just the way they are.

See, Molly, the purpose of makeup
is to accentuate your strong points.

But I don't have
any strong points.

-Yes, you do.
-No.

My eyes are too close together.

-No, they're not.
-I look like a baboon.

You do not look like a baboon!

Yeah, I do. I do!
I saw one on TV.

Probably my
great-great-grandfather.

Why do you say that?

'Cause we're descended
from them, aren't we?

Uh-huh.

Probably had big blue bottoms

that would grow bigger
when we wanted to have sex.

(CHUCKLES) Well, our bottoms
do tend to get bigger,

but not just when we want
to have sex, unfortunately.

Okay. That's good.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

(GASPS)

Oh, my God! He's early!

Come in!

Hi, Dr. Trehare.

Hi, Sam.

Is Molly here?

Yeah. Uh, she's...

(LAUGHS) Why don't you...
Why don't you have a seat?

All right.

(DOOR OPENS)

Why, Sam, whatever are
you doing here?

I thought we were
going for a walk.

Why, yes, I do believe
you are correct.

Oh, fiddle-dee-dee.

-Sorry.
-Excuse me.

-Sam?
-Yes?

Do you like me?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I like you.

Well, then,
how come you've never...

...kissed me?

Well, I, um...

'Cause, you know, when people like each other,
they're supposed to kiss.

Well, yeah.

I guess so. I mean...

I know how to do it.

You do?

Yeah.

Well, I know how to...
Well, I know that.

You want to do it?

Well, I mean, it's not something
that I... That does...

(CHUCKLING) Wait. Okay.

-What?
-Nothing.

-Molly?
-What?

I'm just, uh...

I'm gonna go to work.

Bye.

See ya.

See ya.

Bye.

(EXHALES)

-Sam?
-Yeah?

Are you all right?

Yes, I'm fine, uh, Dr. Brookes.

Just a little...

...anxious, that's all.

SUSAN: Scarlett got you
on the run, huh?

-(WINCES)
-Oh, it's okay. It's okay.

Just... Yeah, it's coming off.

A little bit of lipstick.

(RINGING)

Hello?

(SOFTLY) Jackie Collins
is right, you know.

There is an epidemic going on.

Of what?

Beverly's boyfriend is sleeping
with half the women in town,

and Susan is cheating
on you, with Sam.

What?

-Hello, Molly.
-"Hello, Molly."

Is something wrong? A problem?

Problem.

Something needs airing?

No, the only thing that needs airing
is your mattress.

-Molly, what...
-Do you think I don't know?

-You just stay away from him, you slut!
-Molly...

Isn't it enough that
you're trapping my brother

-into a meaningless relationship?
-What?

If I ever see you near Sam again,
I swear to God, I will...

Molly, you're being jealous.

I am not being jealous!

It's okay. It's a normal
adolescent emotion.

I am not an adolescent!

I am a 28-year-old woman!

God, why can't you
understand that?

Why can't you understand me?

(SCREAMING)

(WAILING)

(BREATHING DEEPLY)

Molly? Molly, it's okay.

We've all been there.

I just felt like...

...before.

Before?

Before you fixed my brain.

♪ He had some cows

♪ E-I-E-I-O

♪ With a moo, moo here

♪ And a moo, moo...

(IMITATES COW MOOING)

Moo, moo.

Mmm.

Hello, Domingo.

Mmm!

Thank you, Sam.

Sure, Janet.

Mmm!

Hi.

Hi.

Sorry about yesterday.

-Me too.
-Yeah.

Me too.

I know I was a little weird.

(STAMMERS) No, I was, uh...

Um...

Well, I just hope that we
don't have to be embarrassed.

No.

I mean, it's still us, right?

Yeah.

Whatever happens, it...

It's, uh...

Whenever you're ready. Not now.

No.

Whenever you feel ready,
then you can kiss me.

Will you...
Will you kiss me back?

Absolutely.

What time do you get off work?

Two o'clock.

Will you be my date?

Yes.

Good.

-Bye.
-Bye.

(SNIFFS)

Forbidden fruit. I think.

(SNIFFS)

You smell like an animal.

Thank you.

These are a more youthful
kind of perfume.

(SNIFFING)

Do you like it?

Yum, yum.

Mmm.

(IMITATES DOG BARKING)

(BOTH IMITATE BARKING)

Well, that's our entire range.

Which one did you like the best?

We'll, uh, think about it.

Thanks.

Eyes,

look your last!

And, lips,

O you The doors of breath,

seal with a righteous kiss

A dateless bargain
to engrossing death!

No!

Romeo, stop! She's...

She's asleep!
She's not even dead!

-(MAN MOANING)
-She's just asleep! Stop!

(AUDIENCE MURMURING)

Juliet, wake up! Wake up!

Juliet, wake up!

-(GASPS)
-See? She's okay.

-Jeff, can I get some help here?
-What are you doing?

See?

(PEOPLE CLAMORING)

It's okay, it's okay.
It's okay. I got her.

MAN: What am I supposed to do?

She almost knocked my teeth out.

MOLLY: Whoa! Whoa!

-WOMAN: Are you all right?
-What?

-MOLLY: What's wrong?
-BUCK: You all right?

It's okay. We got her.

At the beginning, I knew it was a play,
but it became very real.

I'll have the Irish
Smoked Salmon

-I would love to be in love like that.
-and the Maine Lobster.

-MOLLY: Wouldn't you?
-SUSAN: Absolutely.

So passionate.

Here, nobody ever says
how they feel about anything.

I mean, look at those
two people over there.

They have not said a word to each other
since they sat down.

-Look at them!
-Shh.

Well, they're obviously
angry at each other.

Why don't they
just say something?

I just wish they'd scream.

If everybody screamed
when they wanted to,

the whole world
would be a madhouse.

At least it'd be more honest.

WAITER: Sir?

I'll have the mussels
and the tournedos.

Medium rare.

Madam?

Molly. And what's your name?

Uh, Richard.

Have you chosen?

I'm gonna have the mud cake.
Chocolate mud cake.

And then the key lime pie.

Mmm-hmm. And to begin?

I'm gonna have
the chocolate mud cake.

And then the key lime pie.

Sir?

-I saw the greatest dress.
-Sir?

Yes?

Order?

I'd like a coffee.

And?

Uh, black.

Yeah.

Sam, aren't you hungry?

I'm starving. (LAUGHING)

No. Coffee's fine, thank you.

MARK: Sam, it's okay.
I'm treating. Seriously.

I know the prices here
are outrageous,

but that's why I do
the stuff I do,

so we can come
to places like this.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Go ahead.

Coffee's gonna be
just fine for me, thanks.

Okay.

(SHRIEKING)

Molly, is something wrong?

There was just a silence.

I screamed for all of us.

Sam doesn't want any food.

I thought Romeo was beautiful.

MARK: Yeah. Juliet was, uh,
not bad either, not that I noticed.

How are these for size?

(GASPS)

Whoa!

(CLAMORING)

Oh, my God!

-Sam, get that one!
-SAM: Okay!

They can't breathe
out of the water!

(SCREAMING)

Get it away from me!

Madam, please go back
to your table.

Ow!

They're choking!

BUCK: You all right, Sam?

Audrey, I could use
some help here, please.

WAITER: I do apologize.

(STUTTERING) And we will pay

for the dry cleaning
of that dress.

-(LAUGHING)
-Let's all drink to that.

Those lobsters live in the tank.

They're someone's pets.

Why would you eat
someone's pets?

Well, Molly, I didn't
think of it that way,

but I'll try to do better next time.

Thank you.

(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)

Buck, will you dance with me?

Why not?

(LAUGHING)

Sam dances well, doesn't he?

Sam's great.

Would you like him
as a brother-in-law?

I'd be honored.

Good.

'Cause you're gonna
have to give me away.

Dad says it's okay.

Dad?

Yeah.

I talk to them in my dreams.

They're not
in the ground anymore.

Once you die,

at least you don't
get any older.

That's one good thing.

BUCK: Are you sure
you want to see this?

MOLLY: Yeah. I do.

(IMITATES FANFARE)

MOM: Honey, you want to come give
your present to Moll?

Buck.

Buck.

DAD: Come on over, Buck.

MOM: Come on, sweetie.

It feels nice and soft.

DAD: Can you guess, Moll?

(GASPS) What's this one, Mol?

Let's see. I wonder what it is.

Oh, what is it?

-(DAD WHISTLES)
-Sweetie! Yeah, it's a bunny, Moll.

Sweetheart, look at the bunn.

DAD: Look at that
little soft bunny.

MOM: Oh, he's the cutest
little bunny.

Buck, come over to the table.

Come on.

(BOY MUTTERING)

MOLLY: In the world
where I come from,

nothing's predictable.

Sometimes everything's
crowding in on you.

So you have to

hunch in on something small
and certain and safe.

In your world,

almost everything's controlled.

But for us, it's all a jumble,

and sometimes,
you just have to scream.

So people look at you strangely

and talk about you as if
you're not even there.

But...

...you always know
what they're saying.

They get very upset
when you scream,

but often, I know that they would
just like to scream themselves.

I think that's what I find
most strange about this world.

It's that nobody
ever says how they feel.

They hurt,

but they don't cry out.

They're happy,

but they don't dance,

or jump around.

And they're angry,

but they hardly ever scream.

Because they'd
feel ashamed, and...

Nothing's worse than that.

So we all walk around with
our heads looking down

and never look up and see
how beautiful the sky is.

(SEAGULLS CALLING)

Ah! Hey!

(SCREAMING)

(LAUGHING)

Very...

(BOTH LAUGHING)

So, what's actually happening?

Well, her immune system is attacking
the new cell growth.

It's not something we expected

because they originated
from her own genetic material.

The problem is to identify a suppressant
which will switch off

that part of the immune system

in the time frame that we have.

Well, why not shut
the whole thing down?

She'd die of a cold in a week.

Look, you did
this thing to Molly, okay?

-You made... You made her into a person.
-Mr. McKay...

What are you saying, exactly?

There is a chance of the whole process
completely reversing.

This is crazy.

I mean, she is not gonna go back
to what she was, okay?

We gotta work at this
and we gotta stop this thing.

There was always the possibility
of this happening, Buck.

You knew that in the beginning.

No, I didn't know
that you were gonna

create a whole new person
and then just give up on her.

She was always a person, Buck.

(DOOR CLOSES)

What in the hell are we gonna
tell Molly about this?

I think she knows, Dr. Simmons.

I think she's known
for quite a while.

I felt some things.

But it was just
in the last few weeks.

Why didn't you say something?

I don't know.
'Cause I was scared.

Moll...

You're not going back.

I'm not gonna let you.

All right, you're here
and you are my sister, and...

We're gonna get through
this thing together.

Aren't we?

I don't know.

No.

We're gonna beat this thing.

I'm so scared.

I'm really scared. I'm, uh...

I don't want to go back.

I don't want to lose all this.

I don't want to lose you.

You won't lose me.

-Yeah, I will.
-No.

You have to go and find
somebody else. You do.

-No, Moll...
-Yes, you do.

It's not gonna be any different
than how it was before.

No. You've seen how I am now.

You're always gonna be
thinking about that.

Always gonna be thinking about
how I could have been.

No, I won't.

-Yeah, you will.
-Moll...

You know why?

(SIGHS)

(WHISPERING)
Because I'll always know it's you...

No matter what.

(CLOCK TICKING)

(WIND CHIMES TINKLING)

(GASPS)

Come on, Moll.

I don't think I can do it.

Yes, you can. Come on.

Are you ready? Sit up here.

Okay?

Now just pedal, all right?

Put your feet here.
You got handlebars there.

-Just pedal, okay?
-No!

-Yeah. Come on, Moll.
-No.

No, we went riding yesterday.

You can do this, okay?

Come on, sit up here.

I'm gonna give you
a push start, okay?

Then you just keep your balance
and you pedal.

-All right?
-No.

Yes. You can do this. Are you ready?
Here we go. Come on.

-No! No!
-Yes. Come on. Come on.

Come on, pedal. Pedal. Come on.

-(MOANING)
-Come on, you can do it.

Keep your feet on the pedals.

(SHRIEKS)

Moll, you okay?

Molly! Are you all right? Huh?

-(MOANING)
-Are you all right? Come on.

-I'm all right.
-Come on. Let's try it again.

You did this yesterday.
You can do it!

-Yes, you can!
-Buck, you can't force her!

What are you doing?
For God's sake!

She's gonna ride this bike!

What are you trying to do?

She fell off the bike!

I am not gonna let it happen!

She is not going back
to being a vegetable!

SUSAN: Sam!

Don't say that, Buck.

Don't say that about anybody.

I'm sorry about out there.

Buck...

You know when you used to come
to see me every Christmas,

you'd bring me a box
of candies every year?

Well, one year
you brought me a hat.

It was a yellow straw hat
with ribbons on it.

I loved that hat.

But it blew off the first time
they took me to the beach.

Sailed up into the sky...

Till next Christmas.

You brought me
another box of candies.

You remember that?

Of course I do.

I waited for you
to come all year.

When Mom and Dad died,
you didn't even...

You didn't even seem
to know it had happened.

You'd still talk about them
like they were still around.

Maybe they were.

I was 17, Moll.

All those years that they had been,
uh, looking after you,

I'd just go up to my room.

When they died, I...

I didn't know who you were.

I hardly knew how
to look after myself.

I always wished that you'd bring
your friends home.

I wanted to meet them.

I didn't want people to see you.

I never told anyone
I even had a sister.

It'll still be me, Buck.

I am gonna be just as much
a person as I am now.

I'll just be different.

(IMITATES WAVES CRASHING)

Hey.

Hi there.

It's looking good.
You've done a lot of work.

I'm taking it out for trials
in two weeks. See if it floats.

Do you need some crew?

I wanted to tell you that we found
a good place for Molly.

It's sort of a halfway house.

She'll be moving there
at the end of the week.

We'll all really miss her.

But we'll be able to visit.

I didn't know if you'd be here,

so I wrote down the address.

I'm sure she wants to see you.

Would she know who I was?

Well, you won't know
until you go.

Thanks.

(CLANGING)

It's really close by.

You liked it when we went there.

No.

There's all those big gardens.

You'll be able to help pick
all the lemons and the oranges.

I'll come and see you
every day, Moll.

We'll be climbing all over
those fruit trees.

Thought I'd give you a lift
to the new place.

Is that okay, Susan?

Of course.

Got a job, Sus.

I mean, it's not a great one,

but I can pay off my debts.

They repossessed the other car.

I was gonna come with Molly,
if that's all right.

Sam, Molly go Buck.

Yeah.

Molly go Buck.

Okay.

See you.

And, uh,

I will be needing that crew,

if she's still available.

She is.

I thought we'd
stop by on the way.

-Molly go Buck?
-Yeah.

So...

What do you think
of the new layout, Moll?

Good?

No.

Hey...

Is this the right place
for the bed?

No.

Forgot your cards.

Nice light in here.
See that light?

(CHUCKLES)

Got enough shoes there
to keep you going?

No.

And, uh,

I got, uh, Carmen
coming by every day.

She wants you to give her
dancing lessons.

No.

I'm hoping Sam's gonna
be stopping by sometimes.

Sam.

So it's...

(CHUCKLES)

It's gonna be quite a...
A household.

If you want to join it.

Hello, Buck.

Hi, Molly.

(MOLLY LAUGHING)