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(Sirens in distance)

(Cooing)

Andrew: The day started
just like any other.

The sun came up.

That was the first
disappointment of the day
for Maury hoover.

(Alarm clock buzzing)

(Buzzing stops)

Oh.

For some people, every day
presents a new opportunity.

For Maury,

it's just another challenge
to his existence.

Another day,
another disappointment.

For a guy on the long,
slow slide downhill,

disappointment becomes
an old friend.

You eat your breakfast
with remorse.

You call your buddy regret
for lunch.

Your life
is full of phantoms.

Nothing real
is there for you.

And the glass isn't half full.
It isn't even half empty.

It's the dregs.

But you drink it
every day--

black, no sugar.

Maury hoover used to
investigate real crimes.

That was a long time ago,

before he was the one
getting investigated,

and before marriage
fell apart,

before the world
turned him upside down

and shook him out
like a bad penny
falling on the sidewalk.

Now he looks at life
through a different lens.

But even in Maury's
cloudy vision of the world,

there is the occasional
silver lining,

a glimpse of beautiful
long gone now,

of what it once meant
to be young and foolish.

It's said that the road to hell
is paved with good intentions,

and Maury hoover is about
to move into the fast Lane.

♪♪

(Music playing on radio)

(Della Reese singing)

♪ When you walk ♪

♪ down the road-- ♪

♪ heavy burden, ♪

♪ heavy load-- ♪

♪ I will rise ♪

♪ and I will
walk with you ♪

♪ I'll walk with you ♪

♪ till the sun
don't even shine, ♪

♪ walk with you ♪

♪ every time ♪

♪ I'll tell ya,
I'll walk with you ♪

♪ walk with you ♪

♪ believe me,
I'll walk with you ♪♪

Andrew:
There's a part of the city
that most people never see,

a place where gray
is a primary color,

where good and bad,
right and wrong

get lost in the fog.

Thump, thump.
Thump, thump.

Never done this before?
Not really.

Relax. In ten minutes
you're gonna feel so good.

Yeah?

Cross my heart.

There's a little motel
around the corner.

I'm going to go check in.

In five minutes,
come to room 112.

112. I'll be there.

Hey, pal,
you wanna buy a tape?
What?

I gotta tell you,
you are gonna love it.
It's got everything.

It's got romance.
It's got action.

It's got great dialogue.
I don't think i--

just pay attention here, pal.
The price is 500 bucks,

only 500 bucks.

It's gonna cost you a lot more
if your wife sees it.

Thump, thump.
Thump, thump.

What the...

Never done this before?
Not really.

No, no, no, no, don't worry.
There's only one print...

So far.

It would be terrible,
just terrible,

if this fell
into the wrong hands,
now, wouldn't it?

So when you think about it,
500 bucks is quite a bargain.

I--i didn't even...
I know what you're thinking.

How do I know
I could trust this guy, right?

Yeah, yeah,
that's part of it.

112. I'll be there.

In the final analysis, it all
comes down to trust, doesn't it?

Your wife trusts you,
you trust me.

I trust cash.
Don't be a chump, pal.

Look, uh,
here's three...Four...

Yeah, I got that.

Here.

Do yourself a favor.
Don't make the sequel.

Thank you, son.

Delphina, you're looking
lovely as always, aren't ya?

Your new advisor
must be a bit off, love.

Not much business
around here.

It's 'cause i'm
through with that, lennie.
I'm clean now.

You are?
You're clean? Oh.

So I guess you don't want
a little bit of this then, hey?

She doesn't want any.

Not the way
it looks from here.

Didn't I warn you about
doing business in my territory,

you old man, you?
Didn't I?

Come on.

Yeah, that's right.
You go.

Be careful with lennie.
He could hurt you.

Oh, lennie.
Lennie's nothing but talk.

Let's go somewhere,
somewhere warm, like L.A.

They've got
modeling schools out there.

Yeah. And more
sleazeballs per square inch

than anyplace else
on the planet. Forget it.

Listen, I'm not worried
about that limey punk,

as long as you got the guts
to do what you got to do.

I told him I was clean.
That was good.

Things go okay in here?
Yeah, like clockwork.

Here.
Thanks.

I've almost got enough now
for my pictures.

I just want you to worry
about getting healthy.

Don't worry about the money,
it'll come.

Then you can take
all the pictures you want.

It's not just for pictures.
It's makeup and hair and nails.

Everybody thinks that modeling
is just about the pictures.

But you got to have
a whole team.
Yeah?

Yeah, that's what
it said in vogue.

It takes a village
to raise a model.

That's what
the article said.

Well, you keep
your end of the bargain,
I'll get you a whole city.

Listen,
we got another job tonight.

But I want you to eat first.

Maury...
Maury nothing.

Somebody's got to make sure
you eat your Brussels sprouts.

(Chuckling)

People don't always like to do
what's good for them.

Sometimes it takes an angel

to make those Brussels sprouts
more appealing.

Hello.
I didn't hear you come in.

I thought private detectives
were supposed to be observant.

Ooh, feisty. I like that.
Have a seat.

Thank you.
I think I'll stand.

Sorry,
I'm not an upholsterer.
I'm a p.I.

I'd like you
to help me find someone.

Husband?
I'm not married.

Well, the world's gone blind.
Long-lost relative?

No, it's just a man.
His name is Jim Grant.

Oh. He owe you money
or something?

Or something.

So, you're looking for him
because...

Because I want to find him.

I charge five bills a day,
plus expenses.

Money's not an issue.
Good.

So, give me the 411
on this Jim Grant.

He's about 45 years old,
and last I heard
he lived near Chicago.

That's not much to go on.

If you find him
in the next 48 hours,
I'll double your fee.

Hmm.

You know, it's not just
about turning on a computer.

The search engine will
turn up a few hundred names
on Jim Grant.

No. I need something
more specific.

Perhaps this can help.
What's this?

A thumbprint.
How'd you get it?

Does it matter?
No. But for a match,

we'll have to get
the police involved.

You sure
you want to go there?

It's like finding a needle
in a cyber haystack.

Searching for a name
on a computer

can make you hungry
to see a human face.

Even if it's on tape
at the end of a long day,

a man wants to see a last ray
of sunshine before dark.

I've gotta get going.

Thanks, candy.
You have a good vacation now.

I will. I got somebody
I can trust to hold down
the fort while I'm gone.

Doug, night shift,
two sugars, one half-and-half.

I'll see you tomorrow, Tess.
Yes, you will, baby.

Staying out of trouble,
Maury?

Always do.
How's it going, Dougie?

D.a.'s making noise
about some action over
at the tip top club.

Some kind of magic show
where 500 bucks disappears.

You know anything about that?

It's not my kind of place.
Is the d.A. Making a move?

Could be.

But he might get distracted
if he had a bigger fish to fry.

Like that
bottom feeder lennie?
You're getting warmer.

Yeah,
I'll keep my eyes open,

if you'll
run this print for me.

Can't.
It's against regulations.

Hey, come on, man.

You still owe me one
from before I left the force.

Okay. But this is
the end of the line, Maury.

Even Steven.
Whatever you say.

Hey, sweetheart.

I see you got
your hands full.

But if you ever want
to talk about our friend lennie,

you know where to find me.
Right.

Come on,
let's sit down.

You can't turn lennie in.
I know.

I'm so stupid.
This is all my fault.

Don't go blaming yourself.
You didn't know what
you were getting into.

I--i just
really needed the money.

Sweetheart, we all have regrets.
The thing is you got to move on.

Right.

Have you been using?

Diet pills. No big deal.
All the supermodels use them.

It just makes you feel
kind of zoom! You know?

Yeah.

Candy, two chicken specials with
the green beans and the salad.

Can't I just have pie?
No.

They come here for dinner
every night.

Well,
it looks like the child

could stand to add
another meal or two
to her schedule.

Yeah. The kid's had it rough.
Ran away from some kind of

abusive family situation
when she was 15.

Started working the streets,
doing drugs.

Then Maury came along.
Been like a father to her.
A real mentor.

Well, from what I hear
about Maury,

his idea of mentoring
leaves a lot to be desired.

Yeah, believe me, it's
better than where she's been.

(Music playing on radio)

Delphina: Maury!
Oh! Uhh!

I told you to stay
out of it!

The world can be a messy place
when you live in the shadows.

Sometimes even an angel
has to get dirty.

This is one of those times.

(Grunting)

Maury,
are you okay?

Maury, are you all right?

(Moaning)

That means he's okay.
This guy saved your life.

Hi, I'm Andrew.

He scared lennie off
and then he carried you in here.

I could barely
see out of one eye.

I could taste my own blood.
Now I think I owe somebody, too.

Can't you just say thank you?
I don't do thank you.

Maybe that's why
people beat you up.

I'm fine.
I just need a band-aid
and a shot of whiskey.

I think you need a doctor.

No, I got no time.

I'm on a case.
I only got 32 hours
to crack it.

You can't work.
You can't even stand up.

Oh, yeah? Watch me.

Maybe I can help you out.
No, thanks.

I want to keep this simple.
It's just me and delphina.

You might want to
rethink that policy.

Why, because I got blindsided
by a hopped-up pimp?

That and...

You're gonna
need somebody with a car.

What?!

Six years I've been
parking there and nothing.

All right, one case.
This one, that's it.

You won't be sorry.
Yes!

You get your coat,
and I want you to go
get something to eat.

Here. You got to keep
your strength up.

Here's 20 bucks, if you tell me
where you hid my shoes.

They're underneath your desk.

Later.

Wow, she cares
a lot about you.

She's the light of my life.

(Bell jangles)

Good morning, baby.
What can I get for you?

And don't tell me pie.

Pie would be good.

Bacon and eggs, Harry.

Pie is not a food.
Pie is what you get
after you eat food.

What--
what are you doing?

My dad used to get
that same growl in his voice
right before he'd beat me.

I'm not your father, baby.
And I would never hit you.

But I'm not gonna let you
eat pie for breakfast either.

Okay.

Thank you, baby.

Here you go.
Thank you.

That will be $106.

And my tip.

Enjoy.

(Typing)

♪♪
how do you do that?

The clock is ticking,
Maury.

Thanks for the update.
Look, I'm glad you stopped by.

I've run into
some unexpected expenses.

Yes, I saw the boot
on your car.

Beside that.
I've had to take on a partner.

Had to?

Look, you want to find this guy,
that's what it's gonna take.

Hey, boss.
Andrew, meet our new client.

That is one fast woman.

So,
did you find anything?

Yeah.
We got four Jim grants

who've been guests
of the Illinois penal system.
One grand-theft auto,

one assault,
one domestic complaint.

Lucky for US,
they're all still on the street.

(Telephone rings)
Maury hoover.

I got a match on that print.
The guy lives out in naperville.

You got a pen?
Yeah.

1420 summerhill drive.
Got it.

Now remember,
you didn't hear this from me.

I need you to go on record
about lennie blackwood.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, someday.
Bingo.

Here.

Give me a hand with this.
And, uh, take that.

So how long have you been
a private investigator?

Ever since I stopped being
a cop, about eight years ago.

I was in
the narcotics division.
Tough job.

Yeah. It's even tougher
when your partner's dirty.

Guilty by association.

I cut a deal.
I walked away.
I became a p.I.

And delphina
came along for the ride?

No, she came along
a little later.

I guess I'm just a softy when
it comes to kids on the skids.

Hey, we all need
a little help sometimes.

We do.

You grow up with abuse,
it becomes a habit.

She deserves better.
And that's you?

Well, at least
she's safe with me.

(Car approaching)

There's our guy.

(Doorbell rings)

Is this the Grant residence?
Yes.

We're from the gas company.
We had a report
of a possible leak.

I didn't report a leak.

Well, the work order here
says that a Mrs...

I can't read
this chicken scratch here...

Is it Logan?
She lives next door.

Logan.
Yeah, yeah, that's it.

Unfortunately,
the state requires US to check

every residence within 500 feet
of the original call now.

Frankly, I'd rather be home
because tonight's meatloaf.

It's the only thing
my wife doesn't burn,
you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, sure. Come on in.

We'll be about five minutes.
It shouldn't take long.

No, I'm not picking up
anything in here.

You mind if I look around?
Go ahead.

I'm sorry about that.

I hope nothing broke.

Is this your kid?

That's my daughter Violet.

Violet.
That's an interesting name.

When she was born
she was this little flower.

I knew a kid
who looked just like her.

Her dad used to beat the crap
out of her just for kicks.

Guys like that
shouldn't be parents.

That's what
I was thinking.

I never laid
a hand on my daughter.
Violet was a great kid.

She got hooked up with this
no-good street punk.

She was 15. He was 22.
Made her all sorts of promises.

Said he'd make her a model
like her mom and...

Her mom was a model?

Small stuff,
you know, newspaper ads,
on a box of soap powder.

That's her
right over there.

Beautiful woman.
Yeah.

And then the boyfriend
got Violet into drugs

and she disappeared.

I looked
everywhere for her but...

Sorry.
You guys got work to do.

Yeah.

Andrew,
I think we're done here.

You have
everything you need?

Yeah. Thanks.

Ah, it's videotape.
You can move around.

Come on, daddy,
we're gonna be late.

Show off the dress.
It cost enough.

Mm-hmm, nice dress.

Hey, Mike, come take this.
Get the two of US.

Daddy, watch the hair.
Oops. Okay, pookie.

Daddy, I love you.
But you got to stop
calling me that.

Stop it.
Mike, turn off the camera.

(Sighs)

Is there a problem, Maury?

Nothing you need to worry about.
What are you doing here?

I understand
that you found Jim Grant.

How did you know?
I have sources.

Yeah, well,
this is your guy, Jim Grant.

He matches the thumbprint
you gave me.

Home address, work address,
phone numbers, pictures of him,

pictures of his house,
picture of the tire swing
in his backyard.

Here's your money.

Did you double it?
I found him in less
than 48 hours.

That was the deal.

Hey.

What is your angle?
What do you mean?

Come on, I'm not stupid.
I don't believe in coincidences.

Neither do I.
Good night, Mr. Hoover.

Hey,
wait a minute.

Wait! You didn't
answer my question.

They say it always
gets darkest before the dawn.

But some men don't want
to see the dawn.

Ta-da!
They are just beautiful.

They are beautiful.
They're called "head shots."

It's the beginning
of my portfolio.

All models have them.
I look good, huh?

Ten months being clean.

This calls for a celebration.
Specials all around.

I still need
to lose five pounds.
What are you talking about?

You're beautiful
just the way you are.

You're the one person
in the whole world
that's on my side.

Delphina, listen, um...

What is it?
Here.

How much is in here?

Enough for your tuition
and so you can buy some
clothes for modeling school.

They've got one in old town.
I got the brochure.

You mean I...
You're gonna do it, kid.

You're gonna be
the biggest thing that
Chicago's ever seen.

Chicago's just the start.
Then there's New York and Paris.

Ah, well, someday.

I couldn't have done this
without you.

I'm gonna get my hair cut.
And not at one of those

$9 places either.
And my nails--French tips.

I'm getting my eyebrows
dyed and arched.

You can do anything you want,
just the way we planned.

I cannot wait until my dad
sees me on the cover of vogue.

Why? So you can throw it
in his face, right?

Maury, um...

Have you ever made
a big mistake?

Honey,
that's all my life is.

I kind of made
a big mistake, too.

Well, we all make mistakes.
You just have to live and learn.

I hope my father
feels that way.

What do you care?
You're much too good
for a guy like that.

He's not that bad really.

What are you talking about?
He beat the crap out of you.

Well, uh...

I kind of lied about that.

Uh, the truth is
he never touched me.

He was a great dad.

I just never wanted
to listen to him

and I ran away
with this guy.

Well, i--

I just never
could go back and face him.

You lied to me?

Well, yeah.

He never hurt me.
I just told people that

to keep them from
turning me in to the cops.

Nobody wants to be the one
to send you back to a monster.

Anyway,
I just kept telling myself...

When I'm somebody,
I can go back home

and show dad
that it was all worth it.

And I've never been ready
to do that.

But I am now,
thanks to you.

It's gonna be
really hard to say good-bye.

Good-bye?

I'll never forget you.

Listen, delphina...

There's something
you should know.

I've been
looking for your dad.

What?
Yeah.

I knew this day was gonna come,
so I've been looking for him.

He moved around a lot ever since
you lived in naperville.

But you found him.
Yeah...

At the cemetery.
He died six months ago.

No.

I'm sorry.

No, no. No, that--
that can't be--

no! I never
got a chance to...

Del--delphina, wait!

What have you done?

(Sirens in distance)

You were always my favorite,
you know?

Welcome home.

♪♪

Delphina? Delphina?

Andrew: Maury, over here.
Oh, my god.

Delphina?
Now listen to me, okay?
I'm right here.

Maury's right here.
She's holding on.

It's lennie. I swear to god,
I'm gonna kill him.

Let's just
get her to the hospital.

We can't. They'll report it
and they'll arrest her again.

We'll take her to my office.
I know what to do.

Here we go, honey, come on.
Come on. Come on.

(Groaning)

Hey. She's gonna be okay.
It was close, though.

I've seen closer.

It never really mattered,
as much before, did it?

No. Not since...
Your daughter died.

You know about that?

Yeah, word gets around.
It was drugs, wasn't it?

Yeah.

I couldn't help Laura.

I tried,
and she wouldn't let me.

Things can change.

Yeah.

Sometimes you get
a second chance.

Then you blow that, too.

Maury.

Thanks for you help, Andrew.
You don't have to stay.

Okay.
You gonna be all right?

Yeah.
Okay.

Hey, this isn't over,
you know.

Delphina, I never meant
for any of this to happen.

You were the only light
in my crummy world.

I love you, kid.

And when you said
you were leaving,

something inside me
just snapped and I...

I...

Monica: And you lied.

You know what, lady?

I'm getting sick and tired
of your crap!

The disappearing acts,
the secrecy.

You came in here, you sent me
looking for Jim Grant,

and you knew
exactly what I'd find.
Yes, I did.

So what is this,
some kind of shakedown?

Who are you?
Who are you working for?

My name is Monica.
I work for god.

Oh,
there's a new one.

(Groaning)

♪♪

I am an angel.

God has sent me here
with a message for you.

Your heart was broken
when your little girl died,

and you tried to hide it.

You can't hide anything

from the one
who knows you the best,

the one who created you.

God was with you on those nights
when you couldn't stop crying.

And he was with you
on those mornings

when you couldn't
face yourself in the mirror.

He forgave you when you
couldn't forgive yourself.

And he loves you,
and he forgives you now.

He knows why you tried
to help delphina.

And he also knows
why you failed.

Why?

I tried,
I tried so hard.

Because you tried to do it
by yourself.

You tried to work out
your own plan

rather than letting god
work his plan through you.

And god's plan
is always better.

You're standing in the valley
looking for the way,

and god is
sitting above the mountain

and he sees the best
and the only way up.

He wanted me to let her go.

I know that.

I knew that the moment
I saw her picture at the house.

But I can't let her go.
I can't.

She's all I have.

She's all that Jim has, too.

Imagine if it
were your daughter

and she
came back home to you.

Think how you would
rejoice if you saw her
coming down the road.

Yes.

Well, that's how
Jim feels about delphina.

And that's how
god feels about you.

And that--

that's why he was hoping
I'd find Jim Grant.

Hoping that
you would find him?

Maury, he sent an angel
to drive you to his house.

Andrew?
Yes.

And Tess at the diner.

Why? Why all this for me?

Because you said that delphina
was the only light in your life,

and god wants you to see
that there's another light.

For god himself is light--
he's the light of all the world

and he's inside of you, Maury.
He wants you to know

you will never
have to work alone again.

I don't know
if I can find it.

Maury...

I'm here, sweetheart.
I'm right here.

Who were you talking to?

I was, uh...

I was talking to you.
How are you feeling?

You're kidding,
right?

Not one of my better questions.
Can I get you something?

I'm hungry.

Can we go to candy's
and get some food?

You bet.
Nice piece of pie?

"Pie is not food.
Pie is what you get after
you eat your food."

Ha ha ha! You're feeling
better already. I can tell.

I'll bring
more of everything.

So this modeling school,
when do I start?

Listen, delphina,

I need to tell you something.

What?
Good-bye.

Oh, bye.
Where are you going?

Nowhere.

Look, delphina,

if I made a mistake,
you'd forgive me, right?

Sure.
Good.

I, uh...

I need for you
to remember something.

Maury,
you're scaring me.

Promise me
you'll remember this.

Yeah, I promise.
What is it?

God loves you, kid.
And so do I.

Yeah, I love you, too,
Maury.

And sometimes
the best way to love somebody

is to let them go.

Good-bye, Violet.

Did he just call me--
yes, he did.

Daddy.

Andrew: Maury.

So, you're an angel, huh?

Yeah.

You guys have, like,
powers, huh?

Some.

So if you wanted to get
the Denver boot off my car...

Sorry.

Well, you don't ask,
you don't get.

And sometimes you do ask,
and you don't get.

Hey,
that's a good one.

You did a good thing.

Well, I guess
you could say I saw the light.

Hey,
that's a good one.

(Chuckles)

Andrew.

Thanks for your help.

I thought
you didn't do "thank you"s.

I'm rethinking my policy.

Take care.

♪♪

Loitering is a crime,
you know.

Maybe I'm willing
to cut a deal.
What kind of deal?

You drop
the loitering charge,

I'll testify against
lennie blackwood.

Deal.

And you forget you ever
heard the name "delphina."

Delphina who?

Now that's a deal.

Considering you're a cop,
you're not such a bad guy.

I'll take that
as a compliment.
You would.

The most ordinary day
for some people

is the most extraordinary day
for others.

Broken hearts are healed,
broken dreams restored,

broken families reunited.
(Cooing)

And you never know
when your miracle may arrive
on the wings of a dove.

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