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What? Go back to sleep. I'm just getting ready for work.

As who, Nellie?

I'm working undercover. I need to fit in. What do you think?

I need a hamburger.

Huh?

No, two hamburgers.

Fresh, not frozen.

No bun, no mustard, no onions.

Just hamburger and ketchup.

Hon, I've got to get to work, and hamburger places don't have hamburgers

breakfast. You know how to make a hamburger.

I do, but honestly, I don't have time.

Your daughter's hungry, and so is your wife.

A hamburger.

And maybe some french fries.

Oh, and, uh, about the cat, anyone who wears a hat

backwards over the age of 14 is a way too much MTV dude.

Hamburger. Yeah, and french fries.

Thank you.

Great. No hamburger.

I hate it when Mom goes out of town.

Well, I can't anyone else buy groceries.

Maybe she can live with a grilled cheese sandwich.

Are you talking to me?

Yes, I've got to get to work. Do you think a grilled cheese sandwich will do?

Do what?

Hamburger. With ketchup. She wants ketchup.

Lucy? Yes, Lucy. She wants a hamburger.

She's pregnant.

No, I know the second part.

There's always hamburger in there.

When are they coming back?

From Ginger's?

Don't tell me they're going somewhere after Ginger's. Would you relax? We'll

home sometime tonight.

They don't want to drive on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

It's the worst possible time. Everyone will be on the road.

Well, that was the plan.

It's a bad plan. They should have come home last night.

You're not going on some undercover drug bust, are you?

It's that obvious?

Oh, don't worry. I mean, maybe they'll be too high to notice you're a cop.

Great. Gotta go.

Tell Lucy we're fresh out.

No, no. Not my job.

Could you help me out here?

Okay, but... Be careful out there.

Hamburger.

Simon.

Simon.

Simon?

You are not going to get sick.

Gesundheit might have been kinder.

You'll ruin Thanksgiving.

We already had Thanksgiving last week and again last night. Well, now we're

having an encore and you cannot get sick. I took an antihistamine,

zinc, and vitamin C, a thousand milligrams.

A thousand milligrams.

That's right. That's the correct amount.

Since when did you become a medical expert? Since our son became AAD.

Almost a doctor. That looks things up to impress Matt.

Don't get sick. That'll impress him.

Oh, great.

I'll go get the boys.

Maybe you're right. Maybe we shouldn't tell them until after the holidays.

Well, you're the one insisting on telling them.

I'm having second thoughts.

You're not feeling any, like, morning sickness, are you?

No, not at all.

Seven heavens, when I see their happy faces, smiling back at

me.

Seven heavens, I know there's no greater feeling than the love of

family. Where can you go,

when the world don't treat you right? The answer

is home.

7 -7 7 -7

Does anyone in this family ever knock?

Where's Gangster Rapper Boy? He got paid from work. I'm his official

representative.

Where's my hamburger?

Come on, I'll take you out.

Okay. We'll go eat, and then we'll go pick out the turkey.

Another turkey? Didn't we do that last week?

Tomorrow's Thanksgiving. Don't you want a turkey? I'm having turkey with my wife

in New York.

Right. And why aren't you back there already?

Well, because Mom made such a big deal about there being some family emergency

here, I...

I was too afraid to go back.

So you're not just sticking around waiting for Simon to show up?

Something's going on.

I'll just get my car keys. Simon has your car.

And he didn't come home last night, so I'll drive and you can answer all my

questions about Simon.

You need money?

No, I have money.

For now.

With school and my job and the baby, I don't have

enough money to figure it out.

Did you tell your brother you wouldn't be sleeping at home?

No, I just kind of snuck out without saying anything to anyone.

Our son better never do that to us.

Son?

Or daughter.

So what do you want?

A boy or a girl?

I don't know.

I guess I've never really thought about it.

I know.

I know, sometimes it doesn't seem real to me either.

A boy.

I'd rather have a girl.

Girls seem like a lot of trouble to me, you know?

Why do you say that?

Is that some kind of comment about me?

No, no, no, no, no. I just grew up with three sisters.

That's all. I don't know why I said that.

It's okay.

It's okay. I guess I'm just feeling a little sensitive.

I think a girl would be lucky to have you for a father.

Are you sure that's a free -range turkey?

This is a free -range turkey. Oh, hey, good. I got to make sure that I get

organic yams and sweet potatoes.

Organic yams? You're scoffing down pork rinds.

They're sodium -reduced low -fat.

Right, and full of vitamins.

No protein.

You know, you got to drop this young Dr. Carter thing every now and again.

I'm just looking out for you.

I can look out for myself.

Oh, halo cranberries.

Need more vitamin C?

I think I'd feel better if they just quit singing.

Boys,

boys, do you want to do the ABC?

No, no, I'm hungry.

I have to go to the bathroom.

You just went to the bathroom.

That was Sam. That was me.

Well, why didn't you go when Sam went?

I didn't have to go then. I have to go now.

I want a hamburger.

Well, there's turkey sandwiches in your bag back there.

I'm tired of turkey.

I want a hamburger, too.

You couldn't just let them sing.

This new taquito flavor is great.

Hey, fiesta corn, that's the new twist on Thanksgiving for this one. Okay, this

little Thanksgiving again dinner is turning into an insanity feast.

You don't want to cook all this stuff.

Don't you think you should be taking it a little easy?

Why, because I'm pregnant? Do you know the women in China?

Work up until the day they go into labor, they deliver in the fields, and

hour later they go back to work. Hey, spicy garlic green bean, food with the

corn.

One, you're not a Chinese peasant working in the fields. And two, I don't

Chinese peasant women have spicy garlic green beans and fiesta corn in their

diet. And three, I don't believe that myth anyway.

You just can't stand it when you're not in charge, can you?

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about how you've got something going on with Simon that no

can handle, so you're still in town.

And while you're in town, you're trying to handle my life when my life is quite

perfect. Thank you.

You okay?

Yeah, it's probably just the pork rinds. Sit down. No, no, no, I'm fine. Oh,

maybe just for a minute.

All right, I'm going to get some help.

No, no, really, I'm fine.

Why don't you go get in line and I'll be there in a minute.

I can't leave you here.

No, you know, it's probably just the pork rinds.

I need some space anyway, if you don't mind.

I'll meet you at the checkout.

Hello? Martin?

Hey, Ruthie.

I thought you went camping.

I changed my mind. We spent last night out and it rained and it was cold, so we

came home.

Are Mom and Dad back yet?

No, they're driving back today.

Oh.

Is anything wrong?

No. Are you having fun?

Yeah.

Great. How's your nephew?

How's Charlie?

He's great.

Carlos and Mary?

Great. Carlos' family?

Great.

You sound funny.

Ruthie?

I'm here. Did you want to talk to anyone else? I don't think anyone's home.

No. I'll call back later.

Okay. Bye.

Bye. Lucy.

Lucy. That's my hat.

Come on, Lucy. You okay?

I guess I'm not a very good peasant girl.

I need some help.

Call 911 now. Go!

Everything's going to be okay, Lucy.

Everything's going to be okay.

18 angio in the right antecubicle. I'll hang a liter of saline and draw a blood

panel. She'll need a CBC and an ultrasound.

Why don't we wait for Dr. Klein?

Who's he?

He's my doctor.

I thought you were at school.

I changed my mind.

Yeah, so, uh, how's school?

It's great.

Well, your mom's gonna be really excited to see you.

But she's not.

It's okay, Dad. You can live closer.

Oh, gross.

No, I'm not her husband.

Oh, that's okay.

I'm a nine -month -old, and I'm getting married next month.

No, no, no, I'm not.

Hi,

Lucy.

Okay, let's see what mischief you've gotten yourself into.

Who are you?

That's her boyfriend.

Really,

Lucy? How does Kevin feel about this?

Oh, God.

I'm Matt, her... Matt, the medical student.

Lucy brags about you all the time.

Me?

Does she have another brother, Matt, who's in medical school?

All right, Matt, the med student.

I'm going to examine your sister now, so maybe you ought to... BP 100 over 70,

pulse is 104.

Good. I'll need a CBC, Chem 1, UA type and screen, and an antigen profile.

I'll be right outside.

Run 500 cc's of saline, another 250 per hour.

Call Kevin.

I don't have my cell.

Does it pay for an outlaw?

Okay, now.

I've got medical stuff to do.

Yes, it's Matt Camden again. Did anyone get in touch with Kevin Kinkirk?

Yes, it's important. His wife's in the hospital.

Glen Oak Hospital.

Right. No, I'm his brother -in -law.

Well, how long before you can reach him?

Okay, just get him a message.

Thanks.

Matt, you can come back in now.

Hello?

Ruthie. Hey, hi.

How's Puerto Rico?

You're home for Thanksgiving?

Yeah.

I thought you were working.

I got someone to fill in.

Why? Why?

We had Thanksgiving last weekend.

You missed it.

Yeah, I know, but I mean, Matt was still at the house, and so... Matt's still

home? Yeah, well, he had already lied to the dean, so he felt like he had to

stay out of town.

No one was supposed to be home for Thanksgiving.

Ruthie, what's the difference? You're in Puerto Rico. I know.

I'm in Puerto Rico.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, everything's great.

Anyone home?

Uh, Martin's here.

Just Martin?

Um, yeah, my parents are on their way back. They're going to be here tonight.

Um, well, I was thinking about going shopping for maternity clothes.

Soon you'll be able to feel her kicking.

What? Okay, hold on. This is all happening way too fast.

But we've talked about this.

Oh, actually, we haven't, okay? It's just sort of happening, and we're not

talking about it. The first time we're going to talk about it is going to be

with my parents.

But there's nothing to talk about.

I mean, what are we supposed to do?

I don't know.

Maybe we should just talk to Matt, okay? Together, just the two of us. No, no. I

don't even like that you talked to your brother.

I'm not going to talk to him. He doesn't even like me.

That's not true.

What about my shrink, okay? Dr. Gibson.

No.

No, we can do this without anyone's help.

It'll be okay.

I knew you weren't going to want to talk to Matt, okay? So I made an appointment

at the family planning center.

Just to get some advice.

Advice?

I don't need any advice.

I need you to step up.

It's what I expect.

And it's what you're going to do.

I don't understand.

Unless we stop them, you may go into preterm labor.

But it's too early.

I need to perform an ultrasound to check the size and position of the baby.

I'll be right back with the machine.

Where's Captain?

He's on that assignment and I couldn't reach Captain Michael if he's in court.

It'll be okay, Lucy.

Are you sure you're allowed to mix the cold pills with your regular medication?

Oh, yeah. I'm fine. Too much turkey.

You should have had a hamburger.

Or a cheeseburger.

Did you go to the bathroom?

No. We forgot.

I'll take them. Oh, thank you. Yep.

What? Maybe I should have had a hamburger.

Oh, you don't need a hamburger.

You can eat those turkey sandwiches. They're made on low -fat bread.

Yeah, I think a second turkey in a week kind of did me in on turkey. Well, I

hope not, because I'm pretty sure Lucy's planning on cooking one tomorrow.

I thought we were doing nothing tomorrow.

Well, don't count on it.

Well, then I'm having a burger.

Good position.

Normal movement.

Placenta looks great.

Amniotic fluid looks fantastic, too.

Is she all right?

She's fine.

We've just got to get the contraction stopped.

Dr. Klein, they need you in OR, too.

I've got to go.

The nurse will start you on the medication. I'll check back on you in

hour.

But I have some questions.

Maybe I can answer your questions.

Where's Kevin?

I called.

I left messages everywhere. He hasn't called back yet. I don't know.

That's the only question I need you to answer.

She's so tiny.

I don't want to lose her. I'm supposed to protect her. Keep her safe.

Didn't do anything wrong.

If that's true, then why is this happening?

Guy in black's our man, Ryan Miller.

Main source for crystal on campus.

The rest?

Guy in blue jeans, our guy.

Don't want to expose him.

Make a buy, make the arrest.

Our guy stays clear, keeps his cover.

The station?

Later for that. We don't want to blow it.

Simon Le Bon.

Hi. That's me.

Okay, Simon.

Is your partner meeting you here?

No. No, it's just me.

Okay. Well, why don't you sit down and one of our counselors will be with you

soon. Thanks.

Pardon me. Fine.

Thanks.

You don't look pregnant.

No, I'm not.

I mean, my girlfriend... If you get embarrassed that easily, it takes all

fun out of teasing you. I'm Leah. Leah Morse.

Hi. Simon.

LeBron.

Isn't that the name of the lead singer for Duran Duran?

Yeah. I panicked.

So you're here undercover.

Sort of, yeah, I guess.

Is she meeting you here?

Who?

Your girlfriend?

I don't know.

I asked her to, but I don't think so.

Scary time for the two of you.

Not the big changes?

Yeah, I just wanted some advice, you know, from someone who's not in my

That's good.

Say it all aloud first. Think about it.

You're playing it smart.

I think if I was playing it smart, I really wouldn't have to be here in the

first place, you know?

Well, brave then.

I'm terrified.

Look around you.

Most women have to come here on their own.

Yet you're here.

Terrified or not.

I'd say your girlfriend's pretty lucky to have you.

Maybe your child would be lucky to have you.

Simon.

Simon LeVon.

Magnesium. Are you sure Dr. Klein didn't want to start with tributylene?

Is something wrong? No.

He ordered magnesium.

Do you mind getting him? I want to ask him something. I checked the order.

I'd still like to talk to him.

Okay.

Is it the wrong medicine, Matt? Tell me.

No, I just want to ask Dr. Klein a question.

Matt, stop the medicine.

I don't want him to hurt my baby.

What's the problem here?

They gave me the wrong medicine. Matt, tell him.

This is exactly what I ordered, Lucy.

Matt?

I was taught that terbutaline was the first -line treatment. In this case, I

chose magnesium.

Lucy, don't worry. It's the right medicine.

Are you sure?

Yes, I'm sure. I graduated medical school quite some time ago. This is not

first time around.

Matt, you're making me crazy.

Could I speak with you for a second?

No, no, no secrets. If you want to say something, say it in front of me.

No, Lucy, I think we'll save your brother the embarrassment of a public

flogging, and we'll go talk outside.

What were you doing in there? Looking out for my sister.

Okay.

Okay, you know the cliche about a little knowledge being a dangerous thing? You

agreed that terbutaline was the first -line drug.

And what are the relative contraindications to terbutaline?

Your sister has a mild prolapse mitral valve.

It's asymptomatic, but given my extensive experience, I thought

be the more appropriate choice for her.

I didn't know about the prolapse.

That's because you're her brother, not her doctor.

I'll do my job.

You do yours.

Okay?

Okay, then.

75? It better be good. Hey, all my stuff comes with a money -back guarantee.

Just like your finer retail establishments.

We're having a party next week. Can you handle it?

Hey, why don't we take one thing at a time?

That's 75.

Cash on delivery.

Nice doing business with you.

One last piece of business.

I'm sure you know the drill.

Why'd you have to go and do that?

Nice tackle, bro.

And road trips were fun.

That was seven children ago.

Matt is now older than we were when we were married.

We used to make this trip a lot when the children were younger.

Yeah, but the key is we were younger.

You gonna be okay tomorrow?

Yeah, I'll be fine.

Counting last night, it'll be our third Thanksgiving in a week without my dad,

so... It's getting easier.

I know Ginger's glad we came.

Me too.

I like her a lot better now that my dad is back with my mom.

It's still fun being on the road with you.

I hope you're not upset at me.

I just felt like I had to get this all straight in my head, you know? And now

all makes sense. And I could do this.

Do what?

Be a dad.

Really great dad.

And raise a son or a daughter.

And teach them stuff and be there for them.

Are you sure?

You know, I mean, what about school?

Your job?

Your plans?

For sure.

And school and the job and everything. We can figure it out, you know?

Together.

I'm ready to do this.

You're ready to tell your parents?

My parents?

Because we can wait.

I mean, we're just getting used to the idea of getting married and having a

ourselves.

I'm going to tell them.

As adults.

Parents to parents.

When? Tonight. Today.

Soon as possible.

Parent to parent.

Right.

Any more free medical advice?

No. Good.

Kevin? Called again.

Not his fault. I knew he wouldn't be reachable today.

I wanted him to take the assignment before we got too close to our due date.

I should have taken better care of myself.

Of us.

You have to stop blaming yourself.

I tried to do too much.

School, church, wife, Thanksgiving dinner.

I thought only of myself and I should have thought of the baby first.

Lucy, being pregnant doesn't mean you have to put life on hold.

I'm not talking about hold.

I'm talking about changing.

Not about me anymore.

I'm responsible for another human being.

Matt, I want to be a mom.

It changes everything.

I guess it's time for the Camden kids to grow up. I'm working on it.

What's going on with Simon?

Let's not worry about Simon right now.

I have a confession to make.

I don't really like Georgia.

I just... Don't trust her?

No, I don't either.

But let's not talk about them right now.

Do you ever think about having kids?

No.

Yes. With med school and with Sarah and I working things out.

I'd like to have kids when the time is right.

Lucy? Lucy, you okay?

We need some help in here!

It's okay, Lucy.

It's okay. We need some help!

It's okay. It's okay.

We need some help.

Bilateral, Ralph.

Another 40 of furosemide IV push.

BP 90 over 60, rest 28.

Pulse ox is 88.

High flow O2 by mask.

Lorazepam, 5 milligrams.

She's hypoxic. Shouldn't we intubate her? Let's let the med circulate.

Pressure's dropping. 85 over 50.

She's hypotensive. She needs to be on a dopamine drip.

Trandellenberg.

Side effect of all the medicine.

What do we do now?

Breathe. Slowly.

She's stopping.

BP coming back up. 100 over 70. Pulse ox up to 96.

The color's improving. She's thinking up.

Vital to Q15.

Keep her on the monitor. Get that ultrasound back in here. Is she okay?

Is the baby okay?

I don't know yet, Matt.

Doesn't look dislocated. Maybe an AC separation.

You'll have to get an x -ray at the ER.

Nice work, King Kirk.

Thank you, sir.

Just got word Lucy's trying to get in touch with you.

Did she say anything about hamburgers?

Now, don't panic.

She's at the hospital.

Matt's with her. She's going to be okay.

But we need to get you down there right away.

Hello? Anybody home?

Anyone?

We'll go check upstairs.

Yeah, we'll check upstairs.

Thank you. And then get ready for bed.

We slept all day in the car.

We're not sleepy.

Oh, well, your mom and I are very sleepy, so maybe we'll go to bed, and

stay up all night if you're very quiet.

Yay! Yay!

Stay up all night? Oh, don't worry. They'll never make it.

Well, somebody's been here.

Kevin, if you get this, call me at the Glen Oak Hospital right away.

I had to bring Lucy in to be checked. She's all right, but I need you to call

as soon as you get this.

Eric. I'll call.

No, I want to go to the hospital.

Oh, you should call.

Well, I need to be with her.

Stay with the boys.

The number for Glen Oak Hospital emergency, please.

Simon? George, what are you doing here? Visiting.

Georgia and I, it's a surprise.

It's good to see you.

Can you watch the boys?

I've got to go.

Where? Didn't you just get home?

Yeah, I have to go to the hospital. Something's wrong with Lucy. Your mom

left. The baby?

We don't know. We'll call you. No way. I'm going with you.

Yeah, but we're going with you.

I need you two to take care of the boys.

Well, Martin's here. He can watch the boys. I'll get him. Simon, look, we

know if Lucy would want everyone there. Please, you and Georgia stay here. I'll

feel better if you're here.

You can come down later.

How's she doing?

Contractions have stopped.

The baby?

Hear that?

Perfect baby heartbeat.

I've got to answer that.

I'll look in on you in a half hour.

Good job, Matt.

Maybe that medical school thing will work out.

Nice. Timing, Dad.

Shouldn't keep an expectant mom waiting.

Lucy, are you okay?

The baby?

She's fine.

We're both fine.

Are you sure?

What happened to you?

Nothing, Lucy. I'm fine.

Matt!

Is she...

The baby.

They're fine. Go in and see for yourself. Kevin's with her.

Thanks for being here.

Hello, I mean, Camden, resident.

Oh, it's you.

Yeah, it's just me.

Simon's around. He's with Georgia. You want to talk to him?

No, I want to talk to Mom and Dad.

Did Mom and Dad get home?

Uh, they did.

So where are they?

They had to go do some stuff.

There aren't any groceries. They probably just went to the market.

I'm watching the boys. Uh, you sound kind of lonely.

Where's everyone there?

They're all watching Charlie sleep.

I thought I was going to be helping babysit.

I can't even get my hands on the kid. And Mary and Carlos are acting like it's

their honeymoon or something.

I feel completely out of place. I should have stayed home.

I knew you didn't sound great when you called before.

I really miss my family.

I want to be home for Thanksgiving.

I can't even believe I'm not there.

It's okay, Ruthie. It's going to be okay.

No, it's not.

Listen to me.

I never get to spend Thanksgiving with my family.

I've had a lot of experience with it, and I can help you.

How?

First thing tomorrow, I'd go straight to the kitchen.

Someone there is cooking and cleaning and not someone needs you.

Work is good. It'll make you feel better to help out.

It's Puerto Rico.

It's not even Thanksgiving here tomorrow.

It's the U .S. territory. I'm pretty sure they adopted the holiday.

No kidding?

No kidding.

And Thanksgiving is just a meal where you feel grateful for what you have

anyway.

I am feeling pretty grateful for my family.

And I'm including you in that.

Thanks.

It's going to be okay. I'll make sure everyone calls you tomorrow.

Promise.

Thanks.

I love you, Martin.

Like a brother, I mean.

I love you too, Ruthie.

Good night.

Good night.

As it turns out, maybe it isn't the best time to say anything.

So we'll wait.

But when we do tell them, everything will be fine.

Everything's going to be okay.

I don't think I'm going to want to go to the hospital.

I'm not going to have a baby.

Oh, no, no. I know everything's really scary right now. No, there is no baby.

There never was.

It was just...

A lie.

Why would you?

I didn't want to lose you.

You thought lying to me about getting pregnant wouldn't make you lose me?

What?

What is wrong with you? Simon, you know, you and Christina... Christina?

We're just friends.

She's my neighbor. My dad's helping her family. You like her.

So what? We're just friends. I didn't want it to...

you know, become more than that. So you lied. You lied about something this

important.

I'm sorry, okay?

Georgia, I can't believe you did that. I'm sorry, okay? I shouldn't have. I

shouldn't have, but I'm sorry.

I think we should go home now.

Thank you.

Yeah, thanks.

Thanks for being here for us.

Always.

We love you.

Matt!

Lucy's fine and the baby's fine. I'm sorry I should have called home.

George is not pregnant.

She lied to me.

She was just going to let me think that so I'd marry her.

I'm sorry. I know that you were staying in town just to be with me when I told

Mom and Dad.

It's okay. I'm glad I was here.

before this Thanksgiving.