All language subtitles for Picket Fences s04e12 Snow Exit

Previously on Picket Fences.

Let me get this straight.

You want me to be your Lamaze coach?

What do you say?

We're friends, aren't we?

Drop it or I'll shoot!

Drop it! Get down on the ground!

Drop it or I'll shoot!

Did you place your hand on Deputy
Stewart's gun?

Absolutely not. I was merely trying to
protect myself.

Why is your name still Brock?

I beg your pardon.

Your marriage ended 16 years ago.

That's 120 dog years, and yet you still
use the name Brock.

Whatever I can legally do to get my
client off, I do it.

What's happened to you?

What you did in that courtroom just now
was without honor.

I can no longer call you my friend.

I came back to say I'm sorry and to ask
you to forgive me.

Case number 21279, People v.

Vincent. Your Honor, the people charged
James Vincent with one count each of

grand theft auto and reckless
endangerment. What's the plea? Not

everything. Fine. Question of bail?

$250 ,000, $25 ,000 cash alternative,
Your Honor. You've got to be kidding.

All we've got here is a simple case of
joyriding. Now if... $25 ,000 cash.

What? Your Honor.

Shut up.

I'm advised the snow is getting worse,
so court will be dismissed at this time.

Now get out.

Do you mind telling me what that was all
about?

Jimmy Vincent made the winning basket at
the state regionals last Friday, so he

borrowed a car to do a little
celebrating, that's all. Mrs.

Exporte, get out or I'll hold you in
contempt.

Then hold me in contempt.

For weeks you've been hammering my
clients, so don't you tell me it was in

name of justice.

What? It's because of your personal
feelings about me.

So I attacked the Pope. Well, at least I
said I was sorry. But you, you who talk

so much about integrity, which is
something that I haven't found in your

courtroom for some time, Henry.

Henry?

Henry!

BP's 80 over 40. He's in sinus attack at
120.

Respirations are 30 in labor.

One minute he's fine, and in the next
minute... I don't know. We were talking.

I look over. I see the man is as pale as
a sheet.

I need some pain. Okay, on three. One,
two,

three.

Easy now, easy.

Let's get him on the monitors.

O2 at six liters, and I'm going to need
a 12 -lead EKG and chest x -ray just as

soon as you can get him.

Okay, Judge, tell me where it hurts.
It's his heart. The man's having a heart

attack. For God's sake, do something.

It's like a 50 -pound weight on my
chest.

All right, Eva, let's give him another
nitro sublingual and five milligrams

You've got to keep calm, Henry. You
can't get so worked up over things. You

what, honey? I'm going to ask you to
step outside, and we'll call you as soon

we know something. You will let me know.
Please, you've got to keep him calm.

Keep him calm.

After all, he's got to be calm. Is he
going to be all right? Good, good.

Let's keep calm.

That is really irritating, you know
that? I have to make sure it works, Max.

soon as I see 911, I know the mayor's in
labor and we meet at the hospital.

You're really going through with this,
huh?

Hell yeah.

Graduated Lamaze last week. Coach's bag.

Counter pressure for back pain.

In case she hyperventilates.

Lollipops for dry mouth.

Socks for cold feet.

Yours?

Uh -huh.

A good coach can make the difference
between a positive labor experience and

negative one, Max.

The last time I saw you, this worked out
about anything. You were running out of

beer for the Super Bowl.

It's colder than a witch's nipple out
there.

Turned into quite a storm.

I love a big snow.

Good book. Hot chocolate.

Looks like the storm's picked up.
System's dumped 12 inches in Sheboygan

since 3 p .m.

Giddy, you better call Roy.

Put the snow plows on alert. You two
keep in touch in case they need you,

Jimmy, can I take a cruiser home? I
forgot to put my snow tires on.

Yeah, fine.

Max, can I hitch a ride up here?

My bike's not going to make it in the
snow.

You rode your bike in this? What can I
say? My truck blew a road last week.

Sheriff, you going to stay?

I'm due at a Cali's at 7 o 'clock, but
if this keeps up, I'm going to have to

stick.

Don't worry, I'm not leaving you, Henry.

I'll be here as long as you need me.

I don't need you.

He's irrational.

No man should be alone under these
circumstances.

Who could trust doctors these days?

You take a nap, the next thing you know,
they're pulling out a kidney.

For God's sake, let me have my heart
attack in peace.

Mr. Wambaugh, I'm going to have to ask
you to wait in the other room. Judge Bo

needs his rest.

I'll be just outside the curtain, Henry.
If they try anything funny, holla.

Five minutes, honey, that's it.

Five minutes to one song.

I gotta get back to the boys, okay?

Nice photo, huh?

Oh, God.

Why can't she just call herself Lydia,
like Cher or Madonna?

Does she have to be a rock?

Oh, I can't do this, Kim.

Mom, you promised.

I know, but it's snowing like mad out
there.

And I promised Zach that I'd help him
with his diorama, and I don't have my

beeper with me. Okay, fine, bye. Okay,
bye.

Give Lydia my regards, honey. I'm sure
she'll be entertaining.

Aren't you even a little bit curious?

No. It's bad enough hearing her talk.
Last thing I want to do with her is

Okay.

Jimmy, you're here.

Of course I am. I wouldn't miss your
debut.

Oh, well, I hope you still feel that way
after the show.

Oh, are these for me?

Oh, they're beautiful.

Oh, I love you.

Okay,

come over here.

Look.

I know this whole thing seems a little
bit out of the blue, honey, but it was

really time to do something radical, you
know? Really shake up my life and take

a risk.

I mean, how long can I rip a sportswear
line I wouldn't even wear myself, you

know? Really. I mean, I need more. I
need a creative outlet.

And I just can't turn 50 without at
least reaching for something new.

Well, you've always had a nice voice.

So if you want to be a singer, why not?

Yeah. Yeah.

Okay, great.

Anyway, Barry, my musical director. Hi,
Barry.

Barry swears that a lot of singers
actually got their start here in

Don't ask me who.

Most of them had accordions.

Oh, God, look at the time. I've got to
go get dressed. I love you.

Mom. Jill.

My battery's dead.

And you came anyway?

Oh, Jill, I'm just so... I'm just so
moved.

We'll get a snowplow out there as soon
as we can. They're all out on

right now, so just hang in there and
keep warm.

Skeeter, where the hell's the round ski?

We've got power blackouts north of
Hazel, sporadic phone line outages

county, and a roof cave that holds these
barns. The roads are impassable.

Took me an hour and a half to walk here.
This is getting to be one big, great A

-miss. Look, call Water and Power State
how they're doing.

Zeromsky, call the highway department
and check on the interstate.

Yeah, I was just about to call you.

Laurie? What's the update on the
weather?

Laurie, what are you doing here?

My water poke.

What?

My water poke.

I'm in labor.

Holy cow.

I'm having a baby.

As

the storm

slams into our state, snowplow crews are
working overtime to clear roads.

In many cases, the battle has proven
futile.

Every five minutes, yeah.

Well, you better bring her in, Jimmy.

Bring her in. If you looked outside
lately, there's no way in hell I'm going

get her in there.

Then do you want me to... We need help.

Well, Jimmy, I will do what I can for
you over the phone, but I cannot exactly

leave the ER for a delivery.

I mean, if the joint is jumping... You
don't understand. Jill is at home. I

cannot get through to her on the
telephone.

Our emergency vehicles, the ambulances,
the snowplows, they're all out on calls

right now.

And I've never delivered a baby before.

Well, there's nothing to it. Unless
you're the woman, of course. All right,

here's what you need. You need a birth
kit, which I'm sure you have, a pair of

shoelaces to tie up the umbilical cord,
and some warm blankets. Look, Jimmy,

I've got to go.

I will be here to talk you through it,
so just keep me posted, all right? Ciao.

Uh,

Skeeter, your wife has had a few kids,
right?

You have four, all cesarean.

Is there a problem?

No.

Hello?

Max, thank God you're there. What's
happening?

What? I just got a 911.

Laurie's having her baby. I'm trying to
get through to the hospital. I can't.

Can you pick me up?

Kenny, it's dumping six inches an hour
out there. I'll get stuck.

Max, I promised Laurie. I'm a coach. I
gotta be there.

I'm sure the nurses at Thayer are very
competent.

Max, you've got to help me out. Please
help me out. Please.

Fine, but you better be ready because
I'm not getting out of the car.

The long and winding road that leads

to your door.

You know where that door is?

It's right here in Rome.

Hi there, everybody. I'm Lydia Brock,
and I'm just so glad all of you are here

with me tonight.

And you're a pretty good looking
audience, too. You're not on call.

And this is Barry Boswell, my musical
director. Say hey, Barry.

I really love this guy.

Anyway, this evening, Barry and I are
going to take you on a journey with us

through good times and bad, through joy
and pain.

So let's all go down that long and
winding road.

You left me standing here Long, long
time ago

You know, Frank, I think I'll switch to
scotch and soda. Okay, scotch and soda

coming up. Do you have any aspirin back
there? Yeah, aspirin, sure. I'll get you

some.

Judge Bone has stabilized and is resting
comfortably, Mr. Wombo.

You know, we do have a waiting room
here.

I'm not going anywhere.

He only thinks he's angry with me. I'm
his oldest friend. Look, what I hear the

judge saying... I know what he's saying,
Mr.

Integrity. I'll leave, but don't bother
asking me back, and don't expect any

flowers either.

How?

Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

So, my husband left me.

Happens all the time.

Well, believe it or not, I never saw it
coming. Silly me.

Right? So that means I've been alone now
for, well, let me see, 17 years.

But don't get me wrong, I'm an
independent kind of gal, but the woman

before you tonight is a far, far cry
from the Lydia of old.

You may find this hard to believe, but
there was a time in my life when I

all the bad things that ever happened to
me, the fact that my marriage broke up,

that I couldn't have another child, the
fact that I was alone. I blamed all this

on one person, and I think she knows who
she is.

But I am happy to say, after years of
therapy and several courses of

antidepressants, I no longer feel like
that.

I've learned how to forgive.

I don't believe she's doing that.

Maybe we should go find someone with
some jumper cable.

And because she has come all this way in
a blizzard to see

me make my debut tonight, I would like
to dedicate this next song to her.

When you're down and you're troubled.

And you need some love and care.

And nothing, no, nothing is going right.

Winter, spring, summer or fall.

All you've got to do is just call.

And I will be there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You've got a friend.

You've got a friend.

Any word on Jill?

No, she's not answering her page.

Well, get on the phone and see if you
can round up anybody else to help me out

here. Dr. Joey, man down in the parking
lot.

One, two, three.

Oh, my ankle.

Good God.

Oh, my ankle.

Eva, I'm going to need a CT scan of the
head without contrast and APN lateral of

the right ankle. You took a nasty fall
there, honey. I couldn't find my car in

all this snow.

Yeah, well, you were unconscious when
Mr. Madigan found you, so we're going to

have to keep you here for observation to
make sure that you're okay. Now, it's

my bet that it's just a mild concussion,
but we're going to have to check you

out to make sure that there's nothing
more serious. Can you wiggle your toes?

Yes. Good.

Do you know where you are, Mr. Wombell?

What? Am I an idiot now?

We're in the emergency room.

Okay, I think you're probably in good
shape. You rest up and the x -ray

technician will come get you in a few
minutes.

What the hell have you done now?

Is someone talking to me?

It's funny, I don't hear anything.

Fine.

Damn it, Max.

Let's get you in here on the sofa.

They're three minutes apart. She's not
happy.

We're doing a good job.

The world is coming.

I need to go to the hospital.

All right, sit her down on the sofa.

I'm going on the radio.

Max, is that you? Where are you?

I know. She's here. Jimmy, there's a
vehicle off the road here. Looks like a

camper. You better send somebody. I
don't have anyone to send, Max.

You take care of it yourself and do it
as fast as you can. Get Kenny here right

away. 10 -4.

Lori,

we're going to have to stay here.

Kenny's stuck at home.

The roads are closed. And I don't want
you to have your baby in the back of a

cruiser. I'm sorry.

Skeeter, sit her down, will you?

Apparently, I irritate her.

Stay back.

Who told you I was here?

I saw a camper off the road. I stopped
to help. That's it.

Oh, yeah.

Right. I'm supposed to believe it's just
a coincidence. The cop who shot me

suddenly shows up in my trailer.

You won the damn case. Why can't you
just leave me alone?

Mr. Williams, you are stuck in a
snowbank during what is probably the

snowstorm of the decade. You could
freeze to death.

I'll take my chances.

What are you selling anyway, Cat Chow?

Oh, that's very amusing.

I, uh... I'm sure that was meant as a
slur, but if you knew anything about

theater, you would know I was dressed as
Rum Tum Tugger.

I beg your pardon?

The Rum Tum Tugger.

Cats.

Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The longest -running musical in the
history of Broadway.

That's all.

I must have missed it.

Oh, figures.

But I'll tell you, it's been a healing
experience playing in the Outer Gaming

Community Center production, I'll tell
you that, after what you did to me.

Good.

Great.

Well, if you won't be needing any
assistance, I'm sure Snowplow will be

soon. What difference does it make? I've
already missed him at the curtain.

Well, I'm sure your many fans will
understand.

You didn't shut the door, did you?

Yeah. Oh.

Swell. The door!

It's broken!

It can only be opened from the outside!

Come on!

You can pull on it all you want with
graft.

Winds are gusting up to 20 miles an
hour. Travel conditions are extremely

dangerous on all roads.

Profits on the interstate have ground to
a...

I'm blanking.

I'm blanking.

Hang in there, Lori. I'm coming.

Contraction's at three minutes apart,
and she seems to be in a lot of pain.

Okay. Just keep her focused on her
breathing so she doesn't panic.

Okay. Thank you.

Don't panic.

Let's talk about your birth plan.

What?

Don't all women have a birth plan?

My wife did.

All four times.

She had eight pages.

No drugs.

Low lighting.

And warm bath water for the baby.

My plan was to have this baby in my
hospital.

For God's sake, Umbau.

You twisted your ankle.

I have a concussion. I nearly broke my
neck out there, for your information.

Well, you're keeping me awake.

I'm supposed to be resting.

So rest, then.

Nurse! Nurse!

How can I rest when you keep bellowing
like a sick cow?

Nurse!

For the love of Michael, will somebody
please put this man out of his misery?

Frank,

what the hell's the matter with this
phone?

Beats me.

I need access.

I don't have my beeper with me. I gotta
check on my kids. And somebody could be

trying to find me.

How about I get you another drink? Oh.

So, let me guess. The act just didn't
work for you. Lydia, you might not have

noticed, but there's a blizzard outside,
and there's no way of communicating

with the rest of the world.

Was it the songs or the patter?

Okay, do you want the truth?

Okay, I would rather listen to my dog
pass gas than to sit through that self

-indulgent, delusional therapy session
that you call an act. Yeah, but what did

you really think?

I think you're crazy.

And if my car wasn't literally frozen to
the road, I would be long gone by now.

Don't quit your day job.

That was unkind, Jill.

Oh, please.

Oh, please.

Whether you like it or not, you have
played a pivotal role in my life, and of

course I've incorporated that into my
performance.

I have to show where I've been for
people to understand where I've come to.

just where is that, Lydia?

I'm in love.

He's an asset manager at Morgan Stanley.

Late 30s, Hawaiian, and he thinks I'm
wonderful.

Oh.

Well, that's... good for you.

Thank you.

And I guess that's really what I've been
trying to say tonight.

I'm healed.

I finally let go of Jimmy.

Feliz domestica.

The common house, Pat.

I can't believe this is the only exit. I
mean, it's a fire hazard. An extremely

complex animal and very difficult to
emulate.

It took weeks of observation before I
could even begin to understand the

language of the cat. Meow.

Meow.

You know, a lot of people say me -ow.

It's not me -ow.

It's meow.

Really?

Meow.

Meow.

Meow. Damn it, Curtis.

I told you to stop with that meowing.

A cat seeing a birdie.

A happy cat. I mean it, Curtis. An angry
cat.

You live in my home. You play by my
rules. Okay, mother, you win.

This time.

And who's this?

This is my girlfriend.

Oh.

Just kidding.

She's a cop, mother. The one who shot
me.

You're the cop that shot my baby?

I didn't mean to shoot your baby in any
way. That was a long time ago.

Yeah, well, you don't have to live with
him, do you?

Mrs. Williams.

Oh, it's not Williams.

That's his stage name.

It's Dinkle.

Chris Dinkle.

Here we go again with the name thing.
Well, I'm proud to be a Dinkle.

Well, nobody's stopping you.

If your daddy were alive now.

But you saw to that, didn't you, Mother?

That was the fatty acids.

He fell off a roof.

They never proved anything.

Two minutes apart. Where's Lacoste? The
mayor's asking for him. He shouldn't be

here by now. These are nice and warm and
cozy. The doctor said that she's in

transition. Whatever the hell that
means. And she's going to need a lot of

support. Sheriff, let me just voice the
unimaginable for a moment.

It's starting to look highly probable
that the mayor is going to be having a

baby pretty soon. What's your point?

Somebody's going to have to be there
when it comes out. Now, you're the

No, no, this is the part where they take
my wife to surgery.

No, your job is to protect and serve,
and this is the time to do your job.

sir, she's scared, and I think you know
her better than I do.

Uh, I don't think it's a good idea.

That's... Laurie?

Where are you going?

Home. I'll quit. No, no, you can't do
that. Laurie, you're doing well. You're

doing fine.

Everything's going to be all right. I'll
be here. I'll be right here with you.

Okay?

Oh, Skeeter. Skeeter, let's get her.
Let's get her in the

bed. Come on.

Don't!

Don't do that!

Okay, okay, okay.

So I just, I kept on thinking about
Jimmy.

And you know what I kept on flashing
off?

His toenails. Oh.

And the way he kept on clipping them
every Sunday night.

Oh, I hate the way he does that. I know.
I almost left him over that.

But then you came along and saved me the
trouble.

This is not good.

The next thing you know, they'll be
spending the holidays together.

You really are a bitch.

So there I was in the supermarket,
standing in the produce session, and I

up this Japanese eggplant, and I had an
epiphany. Okay, so I said to myself,

look at me, I always buy an eggplant.

I love the idea of an eggplant, but
inevitably every single eggplant ends up

rotting in the refrigerator.

So... What?

What?

No, listen.

What? I was in love with the idea of
Jimmy.

Not Jimmy himself. No, he just
represented this life that I didn't have

So, you know, Jimmy.

You know, I'm glad you have him. No,
really, really. You appreciate him.

Thanks. I think.

No, he's all yours. Yeah. Yeah, you can
have him. I get the point.

It has real marshmallows.

You know, he wasn't always like this.

He was happy cleaning grease traps.

Then he took that acting class over at
the rec center.

Now he thinks he's an actor. I am an
actor!

Oh, yes. And what was your last job, Mr.
Olivier?

I believe you were a giant wiener.

You think I wanted to be a wiener?

I had to eat, didn't I, Mother?

Anyway, it beats being elbow deep in
animal fat every day.

Now, you shot him. What did you think?

I thought he was very convincing.

You should have seen me in the Scottish
play last summer.

I was remarkable.

You had two lines.

So? It's Shakespeare, mother. Doesn't
that mean anything to you?

Means I couldn't understand a word they
were saying.

Why do I even bother?

Because you're deluded, Curtis.

I kind

of like Shakespeare.

Henry. Shut up.

This is ridiculous.

We've been friends for 20 years.

Now we're not on speaking terms? Why?

You know why.

You impugned the Pope in my courtroom.

You acted immorally in order to win your
case.

There's nothing else to be said.

I apologize for that. What else could I
do?

Just leave me alone.

You wondered what happened to me?

What about you?

Time and again I've seen you disregard
the law in your own courtroom.

How about that, Henry Bone?

Or are you so convinced of your own
moral rectitude that nothing else

Shut up. All right, so I went too far.
You're right. But that's what you are,

the righteous Henry Bone, and that's
what you'll be when it's over. Shut up.

Who came up to your standards?

Nobody could. All we could do was fail
you. And what we do, there is no

forgiveness. Even your own son.

Henry.

Chest pain?

Eva, get him another nitro, sublingual,
and two milligrams Ativan IV Push.

And get Mr.

Wambaugh out of here.

Henry.

Henry. I'm sorry, Henry. I'm sorry. Get
that chem panel back today.

If he continues having pain, give him
six milligrams morphine sulfate and find

out what's taking the lab so long.

Doctor. Dr. Diamond.

Yes.

Is he going to make it? Mr. Wombo. I
know I'm a damn fool. I don't know when

shut up.

But he wouldn't listen.

He didn't want to hear what I had to
say.

Twenty years and he crossed me off his
dance card.

So what am I supposed to do now? Just
walk away?

Is that what he wants?

He's my best friend.

My best friend.

Mr. Wombat, he's not going to die.

Now, I don't know what kind of issues
you two have to work out, but you're

to have plenty of time to do it, I
promise.

Just do me a favor.

Wait until you're out of the hospital.

She wants to push. What do we do?

Can you see the baby's head?

Can you see the baby's head?

You see the baby's head? I'm not really
sure it's appropriate.

She's the mayor, the deputy.

Get up.

Excuse me.

I see a head.

I see a head.

Yes, he sees the head.

Okay, then. On the next contraction, let
her push.

Oh, and Deputy, make sure there's
somebody there to catch the baby.

Thank God.

Where is she?

Has she had the baby yet? Who?

Laurie Bay. It's Kenny.

I'm her labor coach.

Well, Coach, I'm afraid you missed the
game.

What? Yeah.

She never made it here. She got snowed
in at the sheriff's complex.

You gotta be kidding.

Wish I were. I was just giving Jimmy
some pointers on how to help her push.

Damn it.

She can't have that baby without me.

Tell her I'm coming.

No, wait. Come on, deputy. You're going
to freeze to death out there.

Sheriff,

what if she can't do it?

That's not an option.

How long have you been living with her?
Since the trial.

And I ran out of my savings on that
lawyer.

Too bad.

Pretty pathetic, huh?

What role did you play in Macbeth?
Seton, it's small but crucial. I could

for you.

No.

Never mind. That's a stupid idea.

Well... Okay.

Act five, scene five.

I enter with Macbeth and several
soldiers.

Crime can be heard from the castle.

Macbeth says, What's that noise?

And I say, It is the cry of women, my
good

lord.

And then Macbeth says,

I have almost forgot the... Taste of
fears, blah, blah, blah.

And then he asks again.

Wherefore was that cry?

And I say.

The queen, my lord.

And then everyone gets very upset.

And Macbeth does this whole out -out
brief candle thing, which I never really

liked that much, except for the last
part where he goes...

Life is a tale told by an

idiot full of sound and fury
signifying...

I kind of relate to that.

Yeah.

You know, I probably shouldn't have shot
you.

No, no.

Absolutely you should have. I am a total
nutcase when I'm angry.

No.

Yes. I was going for your gun, you know.
I had it coming.

At least you didn't kill me.

Dog.

Douglas.

What? What?

I'm a cripple, so sue me.

Are you all right, Henry?

I've been thinking.

What?

Tell them I came and no one answered.

Tell them I kept my word.

What are you talking about?

It's from a poem.

by Walter Delamere.

I used to think if anything happened to
me, I'd want

those words as my epitaph.

Epitaph? What epitaph?

You're not going anywhere, Henry.

Shut up.

I've been staring at those infernal
machines the last few hours, and I

realized something.

I'm not prepared to die alone.

You're not going to die, Henry.

You're a stubborn son of a bitch,
Douglas Warmbier.

And you're my friend.

Not without fault, God knows.

But neither am I.

I'm sorry.

Now get out before I have another heart
attack.

Come on, Laurie. You can make it. You
can do it. She won't push anymore. What

are we supposed to do?

Skeeter, she has to push.

circumstances, surgery is not an
alternative.

Laura, you can do it. Come on.

Do it.

Yes.

Kenny!

Am I too late?

No, but she's close. Where you been?

Where have I been?

Where is she? Second cell.

Where have I been?

It's me.

I made it. I'm here.

Okay.

You can do it.

I know you can.

Hold this here.

Okay. Now deep breath and push.

How long has she been pushing for? A
little over an hour. All right.

I know.

I know you can do it. You got to do this
right now, okay? Right now.

I didn't come here in sub -zero
temperatures with toes I can't even feel

to see you give up, all right?

Now your baby needs you to try really
hard, okay?

Breathe in.

Hold it. And push.

Yeah.

Push. Yeah. All right.

Yeah. Five, four, three, two, one.

Yeah. And a girl. Come on. Push. Come
on. Push again. Come on. Come on.

in. And come on. Now push. And a girl.
Come on. Go. Go. Go. Come on. Push.

We got a head. Oh, yeah. We got a head.
Yeah.

Push. Yeah. All right. We got a head.

Now, one more push, and we got a baby.

Come on.

Come on.

Go. Yeah.

It's coming. It's coming. Go.

We got a baby.

Look at this.

We got a baby.

We got a baby.

I'll cut the cord.

We got a baby.

It's a boy.

We got a baby.

It's a boy.

Wow, you and Lydia look like you were
actually getting along there for a

Well, I should say we came to an
understanding.

You don't think you two could actually,
like, become friends?

Friends, that's a relative term.

Thank God she lives out of the state.

Oh, no.

It's okay.

It's okay, sweetie.

It's okay, baby.

It's a sweet baby.

May I come in?

Yes.

Oh, angina. Nothing serious.

Oh,

may I?

Yeah.

Oh.

What's his name?

Michael. After my father.

Michael. Hello, Michael.

Well, welcome to Rome, Michael.

Don't worry.

You'll get used to it.