All language subtitles for Girlfriends s06e19 Its Raining Men

I'm free

And after you take the stand, I'll ask
you about how you've restructured your

life for your baby. Right, right. I need
to stress the new work schedule, the

house in Tarzana. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all
that. But what we really need to do, we

need to get to that assault charge.

We need to establish that Tony is
volatile and unstable, a borderline

personality with narcissistic overtones
whose similarity to my mother will only

increase my joy in taking away her
child. If only someone had shown me that

of time.

Happy place, happy place, and I'm back.

You know what?

I think this assault thing is hitting a
little below the belt. Yes, exactly.

That's where you need to hit if you want
custody.

Fathers don't get custody unless the
mother's blatantly unfit. I just think

unnecessary. Courtney Love got her baby.

Yeah, but the father was a dead heroin
addict.

Still would have been a better choice.

No!

My... My board.

I don't think I'm going to take any
sweatshirts or sweaters or anything.

I mean, it's supposed to be a lot hotter
in Florida than it is in L .A. this

time of year, don't you think?

We lived our dream for 24 hours,
Darnell.

And now you're leaving me out here in
the wilderness with coyotes nipping at

ass. So that'd be a no on a sweatshirt.

I understand.

You have to go, Darnell. I get it, okay?

But why do you have to go today?

Because my job starts tomorrow.

I know, baby, I know. I told you to go
for this, and I want you to, Darnell. I

do. But this is hard for me.

We just moved here. I don't know
anybody.

You got coyotes all up and through.

I don't even know where I'm going to get
my hair done.

Maya, Maya.

This is hard for me, too.

I just moved my family into our first
house.

So what, you think I just want to up and
leave you and Jabari?

You know, son, baby, it ain't even worth
it. I just want to go. I'm going to go.

Maya.

No, I just wanted to see how long you
were going to run with it.

Of course you have to go.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

But thank you for feeling bad about it.

That's all I really wanted.

Took you long enough.

God.

Isn't it a little early in the morning
for attitude?

Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I just spent the night in a puddle on my
own sick, and I need to be at court in

less than an hour.

I just need to make one little stop at
home so I can change and get your money,

okay?

You don't have any money.

All I need is Monica's number. Mr. Dent,
I am running out of ways to tell you I

can't give it to you.

And frankly, I'm running out of
patience.

Well, so am I.

Look, I came to you because I was
desperate to find a woman, but also

I'd given up on love.

I guess love hadn't given up on me.

Ooh, that's the corniest thing I've ever
said.

You're not saying something.

The thing is, I keep running into
Monica.

Two years ago in New York, then on your
computer, then yesterday out on the

street. It's like fate telling us we
belong together.

You know she told me she loved me?

Really?

It was strongly implied.

Mr. Dent, I don't see why... You have to
see. You have to believe in love.

That's why you got into this business,
isn't it?

I love her, Gina.

I love her smile, her wicked sense of
humor.

The way she cocks her head when she
finds something amusing. That rare look

gets in her eye when she's at a loss for
words.

I love her. That's got to count for
something.

You are trespassing.

I'm going to go to the other room to
call the police.

They'll probably take about five minutes
to get here.

While I'm gone, don't you dare look at
my confidential files, such as this one.

that has all of Monica's personal
information.

Damn.

Oh.

She's not picking up her cell phone or
her home phone.

Still no answer at the taste spot. Mama,
did you find Joan? Forget Joan, honey.

We've got to concentrate on that
carjacking girl.

Now, I've got your sister, Eunice, fresh
from Iraq.

Skye in the Crenshaw district for that
hoodlum.

Once she coerces a confession, your
problem's solved.

Mama, I'm already in enough trouble.
It's not going to help having my sister

all Abu Ghraib on Tammy.

Every little bit helps, honey.

I'm going to call my prayer circle up in
Fresno.

Tell them to start beseeching the Lord.

I can't believe John isn't here.

Last night she promised me that she
would be here.

Just like my son was saying.

The friendship's breaking up, and all of
us are being torn apart.

And this helps. How, Lynn?

Sometimes art doesn't help.

It just hurts.

How's it gonna make me... How's it gonna
make me look when my main character

witness doesn't even bother to show up?
You're gonna look fine, Tony, because we

are not being pulled apart, and we sure
as hell are not gonna let Todd take our

baby, okay?

Maya's right, Tony.

We're gonna do this.

You know what? I'll put you Jones on her
way here right now.

And I can say

that as an author and a mother myself,
that Tony Charles Garrett is a superb

highly competent mother.

And I know this because I am an
authoress and a mother myself.

Your Honor, we will stipulate to the
fact that the witness is an authoress

mother herself if she would just stop
saying it.

Duly noted.

I have no further questions.

Counselor, your witness.

Thank you, Your Honor. Miss Wilkes, I'd
like you to tell us, if you could, about

a lunch you had with Mrs. Garrett at a
restaurant called... Skia, on October

of last year. I can't recall every lunch
I've had at Skia.

I mean, I go there so quite often.

Sometimes I go there to write as an
authoress.

I often take my child there as a mother.

Well, maybe this will jog your memory.

It was the day of Morgan's first
appointment with a pediatrician.

Oh.

Okay. I think we can go on with this.

Sure.

All right, Tony missed her baby's first
checkup. All right, I mean, sure, Tony,

you know, had some trouble when her baby
was first born.

But she's a good mother now.

I mean, come on, Todd, you've seen her.
You have to admit it. I mean, come on,

Tony's done great with Morgan.

I don't even see how you could sit there
and accuse this woman. Mrs. Welp, you

will refrain from addressing the
petitioner and answer the question.

Yes, I remember that lunch.

And I also remember reassuring Tony that
mothers sometimes make mistakes and

that the important thing is that she
loves her baby.

And that is what she's done.

Nobody could love a baby more than Tony
loves Morgan.

You know, I look out at everyone sitting
in this courtroom today.

And it reminds me of when I was a
bridesmaid at Todd and Tony's wedding.

On one side was everyone who came
because they loved Todd.

And on the other side was everyone who
came because they loved Tony.

Just like today.

But there's one difference.

Because everyone on both sides also
loves Morgan.

So can't we all just put everything else
aside and do what's best for her?

Your Honor.

Will the witness please answer the
question that was asked?

I'm sorry.

Lynn Searcy.

Hello, Monica.

What are you doing?

I'm your knight in shining armor.

You look like leftovers.

Will you try finding a knight costumed
this early in the morning?

This is crazy.

No, it's not.

If you want her tonight in shining
armor, I want to give you everything

want. Who are you? Monica, every
relationship I've had these past three

has failed.

It's never felt right.

And then I saw you the other day, and I
realized something standing out there in

the traffic.

I realized that it's never felt right
with any of the women that I dated

none of them were you.

I love you, Monica. I've loved you this
whole time.

I thought I could suppress it because I
didn't think you could love me back,

but... Monica, please.

Give me an answer.

Because I'm cooking in this thing.

Throw in some butter and onion. I'm
serving 20.

Well... You and me have to worry about
serving one.

I think it's going really well.

Maya, this is the easy part.

They haven't even brought up the assault
charge yet.

I know.

Tony, it's going to be okay.

You know, if I win or lose, I've got to
start feeling guilty about the mistakes

I've made because I am a good mother.

A damn good mother.

Yeah.

Thank you so much for being here for me.

Come on, Tony.

What kind of friends would we be if we
weren't here for you?

Why'd you have to go and bring her up?

Maya!

Darnell, what are you doing here?

I was on my way to the airport, and then
I started thinking. You were right.

We should not be apart anymore, all
right?

You can come with me.

You can write anywhere.

Baby, sweetie, but what about the house?

We can sell the house, all right? With
this crazy, jacked -up real estate

market, we can probably make 50 grand in
the month that we own it.

Baby, but Jabari... Jabari is going to
be done with school in a few weeks. He

can come down there, spend the summer in
Florida.

Baby, but what about all the... I know,
I know.

A lot has changed in the past year.

You know?

Look, we're back together.

I'm in a pit crew.

Your writing's taken off. Jabari's
wearing deodorant.

All I know is that we're finally living
our dream, but we're living it small.

Let's live it big.

Come with me.

David, this is a lot to throw on me
right now. I need to think about it.

all I'm asking, right?

Look, I gotta go.

I love you.

I love you.

And the place has a swing set and a nice
big yard for her to run around in once

she learns how to run.

Well, it sounds very nice. You're
obviously providing a wonderful

for Morgan.

So let's talk about the environment Mrs.
Garrett is providing. Do you remember

an incident about two weeks ago when you
came to drop Morgan off at Mrs.

Garrett's apartment?

Yes.

Can you tell us what happened?

Well, Tony wasn't there.

Her friends Lynn and Maya were.

Well, did you ask them where she was?

Yes, I did.

And what did they say?

Dr. Garrett, what did they say?

I can't hear this story.

Your Honor, may I request a brief recess
so I can confer with my client?

We'll take a 20 -minute recess.

If there is a line at the smoothies cart
out front, please be advised that as a

judge, I get cutsy.

What are you doing? Do you want your
baby or not? What I want is what's best

my baby.

Tony, I'm going to drop the petition.

For real?

I don't even know why we're here. I got
caught up in the fight and I didn't know

how to stop.

You are a good mother.

I'm so sorry.

Thank you, Tom.

Well, does this mean what I think it
means? Yes, Mama.

We've settled.

Oh, I'm so happy.

I'm going to call my prayer circle up in
Fresno and tell them to get back on

Deacon Hill's new hip.

Hallelujah!

What did I say?

When did we fall apart?

I broke your heart.

I don't know what to say.

Apparently Dempster hated the
storyboard, so I don't know what time

be home tonight.

Damn it, Stuart.

Today was the day we were going to come
home early and take Evan to baseball

practice. Maria can't do it all.

Just do this.

Mom, Dad, there's a silver portion in
our swimming pool.

What are you going to do about this
incessant lying?