All language subtitles for Picket Fences s04e02 Reap the Whirlwind

Previously on Picket Fences.

Since

when

do I need your permission?

It's not about permission, Max. I don't
count.

I went to bed with a redhead and I woke
up with Sheena the Jungle Woman. Well,

that's pretty funny coming from Kenny
the Caveman.

That's it.

Don't you dare sit in my chambers and
lie to me. You have a problem.

You tried to take your own life.

I didn't mean for it to happen.

25 weekends in a row without a date.

God, I'm so lonely.

Everyone thinks I broke up with Max
because of her hair like it's some big

Had nothing to do with the hair.

She didn't respect me.

I've decided to take in a boarder.

Maybe you could use those upstairs
rooms.

You'd really let me stay in your house?

Neat. It's a tornado watch.

That's that.

What's going on?

Oh!

What are you going to call? I'm calling
Kimberly, honey. She's all alone out

there. She's alone with three roommates,
huh? Yes, in a crummy little house that

would blow away in the first strong
wind. She's 18. She's a college

Would you want your mother calling you?
Oh, God.

Oh, what was that? Oh.

Big tree bank, though.

Cool. They're showing clips of old
tornadoes. Display of unchecked fury.

Everything all right in there?

Uh... I was beginning to worry.

I had a lot of coffee this morning.

No problem.

Set them down.

Boy, that's some weather, isn't it?

Yeah, sure is. Well, you look pretty
good for a guy who almost died of a drug

overdose last month.

If your liver and kidney functions check
out, I'm going to give you a clean bill

of health.

Whoopee.

Tornado watch.

Used to turn me on like a light, Jill.

Chasing tornadoes used to be a sexual
experience for me.

Now, check my pulse.

I did. And? 74.

What? That's normal.

My heart should be pounding like a trip
hammer, Jill.

They brought in a cadaver yesterday.
Suspected sister sarcosis. We're talking

tapeworms the size of a boa constrictor.
I took a nap.

Literally could not stay awake to
perform the autopsy. You sound

Very good.

Well, maybe you need a new hobby or
something.

Hobby? I like damp collecting.

Hey,

do you know that my cousin Dan took up
quilting last year?

Quilting? Yeah. Just an idea.

No, that's intriguing. Quilting.

Indigenous American art form combining
regional style and individual

sensibility.

Solitary pursuit, which is perfect in my
case, requiring a high level of manual

dexterity, which I have.

Plus artistic temperament, which I could
develop.

Incoming from the weather service,
Jimmy. They've extended the watch to 3 p

Okay, thanks, Maxine. You want me to
call in the night shift?

No, not something.

Let's check with dispatch, make sure
we've alerted all the hospitals, the

schools.

Right. The usual.

What?

Nice tie.

Oh, thank you. Jill picked it out for
me. No, no, no, I mean it. The mayor's

right. You do look good in civvies.

She told you that?

In so many words.

What'd she say?

Her exact words?

Well... Nice puns.

You want in, Sheriff?

Tornado, please. It's coming Saturday!

Here, put me down for Saturday, three o
'clock.

I feel it in my bladder.

Ooh, a nice tie.

Do you want something, Doug, or did you
just come by to reveal the secrets of

your prostate?

You didn't, RSVP.

Our anniversary bash. 40 years shackled
to Miriam. It's going to be a major

blowout. You'll tell me to call. I'm
sorry. It will be there.

Who would have believed it? 40 years.

Yet the Wombo marriage seems sailing
along like a rusty old battle cruiser

limping home to port.

Kenny, don't forget my anniversary.

We've got a problem.

This witness statement, the Boyd case,
is a disaster.

Dates are off. The spelling is lousy. I
didn't even get the address right.

I'm honored.

What's with the shirt?

We may have relaxed uniform rugs, Kenny.
We didn't throw discipline out the

window. That's it?

No, that's not it. I don't like what I'm
seeing here. You're not on the ball

ever since you and Max broke up. That's
got nothing to do with it, Jimmy. I told

you. It's over and done.

I'm just tired, that's all. I've been
pulling double shifts.

It's under control.

county a funnel cloud was spotted at
around 4 30 this afternoon it didn't

ground for repeating our top story
there's nothing on but these stupid

reports

Nice wheel.

Ditto.

Your vehicle?

Yeah.

Police officer.

Oh, give me a break.

You step out of the cabin, don't even
think about running away.

Is there a problem, officer?

License and registration.

See, what happened was, I took a wrong
turn back on 41, and I was asking this

young lady for directions.

License and registration.

Look, man, I've never done anything like
this before in my life, I swear.

Just get to my file, I'm out of job.

You understand what I'm saying?

And my wife, she's an understanding
woman, but... You left tail

light.

It's broke.

Next time it's a $30 fine.

Thank you,

man.

Thank you.

Rome police number one in my book number
one

I

Got tired of waiting

I got hung up.

Paperwork.

Wait,

wait, wait.

Let's go to my place.

Yeah? Okay, yeah.

So how's it take it, baby?

You know, I work, I eat, I watch TV.

Life is full.

You have to smoke?

Never bothered you before?

Well, it's bothering me now.

What's the matter, baby?

Nothing.

By the way, you and your girlfriends
better cool it on that CB stuff.

We're getting calls at the station.

People are getting wise.

Couple more months, I'm out.

I told you, it's just short term.

But thank you. Yeah, you know what? This
place stinks.

You ever...

Ever think of cleaning it up?

What's wrong, Kenny?

Don't I make you happy?

Yeah, sure.

Hey, I told you you don't have to pay
me. I like you.

I don't mind.

You want another beer or something?

No.

Just thinking about my future.

My career.

That's a joke.

My boss thinks I'm an idiot.

Just a trigger finger, that's all.

My personal life?

I'm pulling two shifts, just so I don't
have to think about my personal life.

I've got nothing.

Nothing going.

You got me?

Yeah.

Matthew! Zachary!

You're gonna be late!

So will I. Oh, Jimmy, look at your tie.
Wait.

Oh, God. You can't go to work looking
like that.

You know, I've been thinking.

Kimberly doesn't have a basement in her
new house. So? So, what if a tornado

hits? Oh, honey, a tornado is not going
to hit Kimberly's house. And what if it

does in the middle of the night? No,
just hope she's not home.

I'll call from work. Make sure she looks
for a high school building or something

that has a basement in it, okay? And
what if she can't get there in time?

You being a mother.

Have

you

ever quilted before?

No, but I have the capacity for
unbelievable obsession. It's a character

of mine.

How much is this machine?

Ouch. Well, you picked the top of the
line.

1630.

It's got over 400 stitch patterns, fully
computerized and interfaces with your

PC. Costs as much as a small car.

Well, now, here's a model that's
perfectly suited to your needs for only

quarter of the price.

It's got very high -quality stitching,
over 16 computerized patterns, and it's

the least expensive machine that still
comes with a knee lifter. That's

important. Oh, it's essential if you're
going to be quilting.

It means that you can lift up the
presser foot and lower the feed dogs

keeping both hands on your quilt.

Presser foot?

Yes, this doohickey right here.

Right.

And for you obsessive types, it has a
storage and toolbox attached right to

case.

Typical Swiss engineering. You put your
screwdriver in backwards and you can't

close the box. Oh, I like that.

As with all our high -end machines, this
one comes with eight hours free

instruction. Great.

Who gives the instruction?

I do.

Don't, don't, please.

Take it easy. Miriam, 40 years of
marriage. If ever there was an occasion

drink, this is it.

Henry, thank you for coming.

Mazel tov, everybody. Thank you. Only on
happy occasions. Congratulations.

Jimmy. It's a wonderful party. Wonderful
party. Congratulations. I hope that

we're as happy as you are on our 40th.
It's the champagne, believe me.

Well, where is Deputy Stewart?

She's on special assignment tonight.

Too bad. I'm giving a speech. You would
have loved it.

To your health, Kenny. To your health.

Max is on special assignment.

A little sting operation she set up a
night shift.

She's trying to play close.

Thought I'd give her a shot.

Well, I've been interested in playing
close too, Jimmy.

Come up with an idea, let me know, huh?

Meanwhile, good job on that void report.

Thanks.

Yeah.

I'd like to make a toast to Miriam and
Douglas on their ruby wedding

anniversary.

Miriam and Douglas!

Thank you, thank you, my friends. It's
so nice to see you all. My heart is lit

with a golden glow.

This is the part when you're calling me
to say a few words.

Watch this if you would, Doug.

Ah, thank you, thank you, thank you.
They say that a married couple is well

-suited when they feel the need to
quarrel at the same time. If so, Miriam

are a perfect match.

After each argument, we patch things up.
My chin, my nose, my head.

That's like they say that marriage is a
great institution.

But who wants to live in an institution?

It's 40 years.

What a wedding.

It seems like yesterday.

Wonderful ceremony.

After the ceremony, I went over to the
rabbi and I asked him, how much do I owe

you for performing the ceremony?

He says, pay me what you think it's
worth.

Well, I put my hand in my pocket.

All I had there was a dollar. What could
I do?

I handed him the dollar.

He takes one look at Miriam.

He gave me 50 cents change.

I don't know how you grew up with him.

Oh, God, that's funny.

Thanks for meeting me, Sue. I've, uh...

Been having second thoughts, spending
all that money on a sewing machine.

Oh, you won't regret it.

I think you're going to love quilting,
Carter.

The steady sound of your machine, the
work of your hands as you create

unique, piece by piece, stitch by
stitch.

So who had the decaf latte and who had
the cappuccino?

Cappuccino.

Thank you.

You're a doctor.

That's right.

I'm the medical examiner for Hogan
County.

Wow. Sounds important.

You're new around here, aren't you?

Well, I moved from Minneapolis two
months ago.

People told me that Rome was a little
strange, but I don't think so. It's just

little lonely.

I know what you mean.

I'm sorry about your house.

What? Didn't your house burn down
recently?

Who told you about that?

Nancy. She owns the shop.

She says she knows all about you.

I guess you're something of a celebrity
around here, huh?

What else did she tell you?

Oh, that was it. She was running out the
door at the time, so I guess I'll get

the whole story tomorrow.

Unless you want to tell me.

No, I'll let Nancy do it.

You're just being modest.

So what else do you do besides quilting?
Do you like to read?

I love to read.

Really? Who's your favorite author?

Oh, I don't know. That's so hard.

Hermann Hesse.

Did you ever read Steppenwolf?

That was great.

I mean, of course, they're all so good.

Siddhartha, Damien, The Glass Bead Game.

So, when do you want to start your
lesson?

Can I call you tomorrow?

Sure.

To your right.

You got this all wrong.

Save it, Sherry. I got it all on tape.
If you got any brains, you'll plead to a

Class A misdemeanor.

To your left.

You gonna put me in jail?

You can bond out as long as you agree to
make arraignment on Tuesday.

You got everything on tape.

I got audio of you soliciting sex for
hire on the CB.

I got video of you meeting our man at
the truck stop.

I was in the van across the lot.

I'd like to speak to Deputy Locos.

Excuse me?

Kenny, Locos.

This is his station, right?

What do you want to talk to him for?

I don't have to tell you.

Deputy Locos is off duty.

So you can call him, can't you?

555 -0913.

As soon as you post bond, you can drop a
dime like everyone else.

Wipe your hands.

Oh, for God's sakes, Miriam. Will you
ever get out of there?

No, I'm going to spend the rest of my
life in the bathroom so you can make

another joke out of it. You're
overreacting.

Never been so humiliated in my life.

Oh, yes, you have.

You took what should have been a
beautiful occasion and you turned it

A joke fest, so what's the big deal? You
shamed me.

In front of all our friends, you shamed
me. And on our anniversary, it... They

weren't laughing at you.

They were laughing with me. Well, they
shouldn't have been laughing at all.

should have been dancing and romancing.

Oh, never mind.

Oh, so...

I had a few drinks. So what?

I'm a character.

Everybody knows that.

Miriam, open the door.

Miriam, don't be silly.

Miriam!

You know

a girl named Sherry Watkins?

Who? Sherry Watkins.

Late 20s, red hair.

Too much makeup, cheap perfume. Ring any
bells?

No. Should it?

You certainly ring her bell.

We picked her up tonight.

Little sting operation at the truck
stop.

She's a lot lizard, Kenny.

You know, one of the hookers who makes
it with the truck drivers. When I booked

her, she asked for you. Why?

Wait a minute.

Sherry Watkins, yeah.

Small, kind of pretty.

Yeah, she helped me out with the Freiman
case last year, remember?

Yeah, unnamed informant.

So you picked her up tonight.

I guess that's her tough luck.

I guess so.

Well, congratulations.

She knew your telephone number.

So?

So I hope you're telling the truth.

Meaning what?

Meaning I don't know what's happened to
you lately.

Ever since we broke up. Look, Max, it
was my choice. I can handle it. All

It was the right thing to do.

Kenny, you get in a hole sometimes, you
know?

You start drinking, do a lot of stupid
things.

Are you having an affair with that girl?

No.

And what if I was?

So what?

So?

She's a hooker. It could ruin your
career.

You're the one with the career, Max.

My life's going nowhere.

Kenny, you have a lot of fault.

Self -pity?

It's never one of them.

Me, Kenny, open up.

What is it? What is it?

You asked for me at the sheriff's
station and you want to know what is it?

need help. Well, I can't help you.

Well, you're a cop.

You shouldn't have mentioned my name.
I'm sorry. I got scared. You should have

tipped me off. I didn't know anything
about it until tonight. Besides, I told

you to cut that stuff out.

You gotta fix it, Kenny. You gotta make
things right. I can't fix this, Sherry.

What do you think I am, some kind of
magic man? I wave a wand and everything

disappears? You gotta fix it. You were
stupid.

I know.

Kenny, please.

You're a whore. You got caught being a
whore.

That's all there is to it. Yeah, I'm a
whore?

Well, what does that make you, you son
of a bitch? This has got nothing to do

with me. If I'm in the sewer, you're
right down there with me. You leave me

of it, all right? I'm on probation,
Kenny. They can send me away this time.

gotta get me out of this. You gotta, or
I'll tell...

You want me to beg?

I'll beg.

I need you to help me, Kenny.

Please.

How can I help you, Sherry?

They've got everything on tape.

Everything on tape.

The girl who's called six times today?
I'm not here. I'm working on a tapeworm.

Hi, I'm Sue Walsh from Bobbin and
Threads. I'm looking for Carter. Is he

Carter? Carter Pike.

Mid -thirties, glasses, about so high.

Oh, that Carter.

Yes, yes.

Yes, he's here.

Carter.

Sue. Hi.

Hi. I've got your machine in the car.

Really?

Well, if you'll excuse me, I have to go
polish something.

You see, that's going to be a problem,
Sue. I've changed

my mind.

What? You don't want it?

But last night you... I know, I know. I
was rechecking my finances, cash flow,

earnings projections, and...

Oh, boy, an expensive sewing machine is
an extravagance I just can't afford

right now.

Well, we have all sorts of financial
plans, Carter, for as little as $40. I

don't think I can do it, Sue.

I'm sorry.

Oh, okay.

I really appreciate you coming by.

No problem.

Watch out for the weather.

Do you mind telling me what that little
fiasco was all about?

We went out on a date last night, kind
of. And?

Well, she seems very nice. She is very
nice.

How could I possibly get involved with
someone whose favorite author is Herman

Hesse?

What? She told me her favorite author is
Herman Hesse.

What's wrong with Hesse? Come on, Judge.
Talk about metaphysical pretension.

Maya, Maya, all is Maya. Give me a
break.

Well, goodness sake, Carter. The other
day you were telling me how lonely you

are. Now you turn down a perfectly nice
woman because she happens to like Herman

Hesse? I may be lonely, but I'm not that
lonely.

Matthew!

Kim's phone lines are down.

What?

Look, I tried calling Kim. The phone
committee says her phone lines are out.

What do you keep calling her for?

Somebody's got to hold this family
together.

Hey, give me a break.

I heard Mom telling Dad that Kimberly's
house doesn't have a basement.

So? So it doesn't concern you that her
own sister's a sitting duck out there?

You know, I want to get her over here,
only now we can't because her phone

are out. Big deal.

Probably just a tree branch somewhere.

Oh, I'm glad you're so concerned.

Hey, get a life, okay?

Fine!

Jimmy, what's up? It's real. Frontal
clouds been spotted by Slater. Fire

southwest. Need spotters. All right, I'm
on it.

Yeah.

Miriam, hurry up. Come on, come on,
Miriam. A little oomph, a little oomph.

tornado is coming. I know, I know. Don't
you know a tornado when you see one?

Get in. I'll get it. I'll get it. All
right, all right. Okay, very good. Okay,

very good. Wait a minute. Where are you
going? What do you mean, where am I

going? There's no room. Under the sink.
Under the sink.

There is room. Now just move over. All
right, all right, all right.

Okay, now let's get this mattress up. My
foot.

Get your feet away. Get the mattress up.
Oh, my God.

and call St. Francis Nursing Home and
tell them we're getting a basement.

Got it.

Jimmy, Jill's on the phone.

I have to call back. She says it's
urgent.

His bicycle is missing. I called all of
his friends. I think he went to

Kimberly's. What?

He's been so concerned about her because
her phone is out.

I think he went to see Kimberly.

Okay, okay.

There's only one road there from the
house, Route 23. I'll go.

You and Matthew get in the basement and
stay there.

Okay, but hurry, Jimmy, hurry, and call
me the second that you find him.

Matthew. Matthew, honey, you go in the
basement. I'm going to find your

Come on. You expect me to stay here
alone while Tornado grins out? No way.

do what I say.

See, this is difficult.

You care more about Zach than you do
about me. Oh, Matthew. It's true.

Ever since I ran over him with the car,
it was an accident. I don't have time.

You going to the cellar?

You go.

But... I consider myself a rational
person, Carter.

If a tornado should happen to pass this
way, I don't see how having a ten -ton

house on top of me much helps matters.

Huh.

You think I'm making a mistake, don't
you, blowing Sue off?

I think you're being a total jackass.

I can't get her out of my mind.

Could I seriously be attracted to a
woman who loves Herman Hesse?

Carter, go to the cellar.

Please. I mean, she's not unintelligent.
Cut it out, Carter.

This isn't about intelligence.

And it isn't about Herman Hesse, either.

It's about you and your fear of
rejection.

What?

Oh, come on, Carter. Don't play that
game with me. I'm too old. What game?

She obviously likes you.

God knows why, considering your
behavior.

Her boss knows all about me, Judge.

So? So sooner or later, she's going to
know all about me. The date with the

transsexual, belief in UFOs, the
misdiagnosing a dead woman. Need I

Let me understand this.

You'd prefer a woman who knows
absolutely nothing about you?

Of course.

Go to the cell.

I need to remake my cell, Judge.

My life has been nothing but a public
car wreck up to this point.

But it's your life.

You think you can disguise it somehow?

I can try.

You're a human being.

With certain inalienable rights.

Including the right to make a total fool
of yourself and go on living. For God's

sake, man.

You think you're the only person with a
blot on his past?

You think Sue's never done anything
she's ashamed of?

Never thought about it like that.

No kidding.

She does like me, doesn't she?

I'm reading.

You're right.

This isn't about Herman Hesse. It isn't
even about Sue. It's about me.

She's great. I'm the one who screwed up.

Carter. I gotta tell her. There's a
tornado out there.

It's not her. It's me!

Okay, there's trees and power lines down
all over the place. It's coming too

fast. We're never going to get out.
Okay, don't panic.

I know the drill.

Our best bet is a highway underpass.

They afford excellent shelter. All
right, do you see a highway underpass

here?

There's a boat over there. Come on,
let's go.

Conkers would be my next suggestion.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Tornadoes. What about it? It's coming
this way.

No, it's not. The siren stopped a few
minutes ago. It's all over.

Oh. We were hoping to take a look at it.

Really?

Zachary! Mom!

Zachary! Are you okay?

Where are you going to get it?

Everyone, this is my mother, Dr. Jill
Brock, and my brother, Matthew.

Zach.

And this is my father, Sheriff James
Brock.

Is he all right?

Fine.

You are grounded for life, young man.

Well, everyone meet the Brock's.

it's a sign, huh?

Maybe something about second chances,
reaping the whirlwind. Maybe we've been

spared for a reason.

Maybe we're supposed to rebuild our
lives, you know?

Saul of Tarsus, blinded by the light.

Then again, maybe it was a completely
random act of nature where atoms, alone,

caught in a colloidal suspension of
Brownian motion.

For they have sown the wind, and they
shall reap the whirlwind.

What?

Sister Mary Francis used to say that all
the time.

For they have sown the wind, and they
shall reap the whirlwind.

I never understood what that meant.

Hey, hey, where are you going? Hey, you
want to go grab a beer or something?

No, no, no, you're right. We don't need
any artificial intoxicants. We're on a

natural high!

Let's revel in the endorphin rush.

Endorphin rush.

Endorphin rush.

Wait, we're alive!

And so the cleanup begins.

Initial estimates are that Hogan County
escaped with miraculously little damage

and no fatalities.

The twister touched down briefly in two
areas.

I left some fresh sheets in the closet
and there's a pot roast in the oven.

Where are you going?

I'm leaving you, Douglas.

Miriam. I'll be at Thelma's. I demand an
explanation.

An explanation?

Twenty years ago, when the last tornado
came, we lay in that bathtub together.

I was in your arms.

And I thought, I don't mind dying with
this man.

I didn't feel that way this time,
Douglas.

What?

You know, a lot can happen in 20 years.

Where's the love, the tenderness, the
consideration?

Miriam. Oh, I'm not holding you solely
responsible. I would have kept going

right along with it.

If it hadn't been for the tornado.

But as I was sitting in the bathtub,
thinking about dying, I realized I want

more out of life than I'm getting.

I do not want to die with you, Douglas.

Miriam. But Miriam, wait.

Wait, Miriam.

Something I did. I apologize.

Was it the party? I admit I had too much
champagne.

There's nothing left, Douglas.

Richard, call DWP. Make sure they know
about the downed power lines on

Okay, Jimmy.

Kenny, how you doing?

Fine, Jimmy.

Can I have a word with you in private,
please? Yeah.

What's up?

There's a case coming up for trial soon.

You're going to hear certain things
about me.

Certain allegations.

And I want you to know that... that
they're true.

Hmm. What allegations?

I don't believe it.

We're having a conference right now. My
sting operation, it's ruined.

What? Some moron put stereo speakers
next to my tapes, wiped out everything.

Stereo speaker can do that?

Feel this, Jimmy.

Magnet must weigh 10 pounds.

So, we don't have a case.

I just came from Littleton's office. He
says we have to kick everything.

Aren't there rules about evidence rooms,
Jimmy? How can this happen? Yeah, I

don't know, but... I will start an
investigation right away. A lot of good

that'll do me. This was my bust.

It was a very good bust, too, Max.

I promise you there will be others.

I want names, Jimmy.

What allegations?

Um, somebody saw me buying a six while I
was still in uniform, and, uh... See, I

was going off shift, and the store was
closing in five minutes.

I got sloppy.

That's it?

It won't happen again.

Can I go?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Max, hold up.

Why'd you do it?

I went to see Sherry. She told me the
whole story.

Destroying evidence is a felony, Max.

I know.

And it was a righteous bust.

Feather in your cap.

You did this for me.

We've been friends a long time, Kenny.

I wasn't going to let you destroy
yourself.

But this is it.

No more favors.

We're still friends.

partners when you were with her were we
still no i met her a couple of weeks ago

why kenny there are a lot of girls in
this town who would like to be with you

why her we got a lot in common

We're closed.

I've changed my mind.

Again. I want the machine.

Oh?

This wasn't about quilting, Sue. It was
never about quilting. It was about me

and... My problem with quilting, but I'm
on top of it.

I'm aware of it, and I'm ready to quilt.

Are you sure?

Positive.

Good.

I've been negotiating for you.

As of now, you're only grounded until
you're 30.

You gotta admit, Zach, they have a
pretty good reason to be mad at you.

Going out in that storm, that was major
crazy, Zach.

I was worried.

About you.

I know.

Know what else?

I think you're my hero.

Yeah?

How many guys would have done what you
did for their sister?

Well, it... Well, it's pretty dangerous.

Riding ten miles into the middle of a
tornado?

I know. You know, I think I saw it. The
tornado, I mean.

No. You know, I can't be sure, but I was
pedaling really, really fast and went

by this barn, you know.

Big red barn. And, you know, I'll show
it to you next time we drive out there.

And, dang, what are my eyes?

Where? It's a funnel -shaped cloud
touching down.

Where is it?

Oh, I was riding too fast. I was scared.

What did you do?

I walked right.

I kept on pedaling.

What did you do?

I looked back.

What? Just a quick look. I wasn't sure
it was a baby.

I didn't drop it.

I didn't drop it. I didn't

drop it.

Next on Picket Fences.

Mindy, if you're overweight, then stop
eating so damn much.

Jill Brock, Joanna Diamond. Hey, I know
you. You're Dr. Joey.

Yes, that's right, honey. Have a pencil.

I'm going to buy your practice.

What?

You're married to this guy? No!

I work at my job. He come, he put me in
a car, made me here to have sex.

Miriam, you've come to your senses.

What's that?

Papers.

I'm divorcing you, Douglas.

What?