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I had to work late, honey, otherwise they would have fired me.

Is she going to buy that?

Who the hell cares?

Bobby!

Bobby, how you doing?

Get away.

Get out of here. Beat it.

Hey, thanks a lot.

Now, listen.

You got it?

Tomorrow. You get every dime tomorrow.

Not good enough, Bobby.

I gotta send a message to punks who don't take me seriously.

It looks like you're the messenger boy.

Did Vernetti see it?

I wouldn't be here if he had.

He said something about... Sent it a message.

And he shot Bobby down like it was nothing.

To him, it probably was.

I understand, Frank.

Bobby Lavelle was my best friend.

He got me out of more jams than I can count.

He just...

Got him down like it was nothing.

You sure it was Al Brunetti?

Chewing a cigar.

Like always.

You'll testify to that in court.

Bobby was your best friend.

Yeah.

Yeah. I owe it to him.

But you gotta protect me. We will.

Brunetti will find out, I'm gonna sing.

He finds out everything.

I'll protect you around the clock. I guarantee it. You're doing the right

Frank. You got guts.

Yeah.

So did Bobby Lavelle.

A turkey shot my dog.

No. All right, what happened? We were hunting up in the mouth. First day of

turkey season, right?

Gordy bags one. So we put it in the trunk of the car. We start heading home.

all of a sudden, we hear this noise.

So we get out of the car. We look in the trunk. And the turkey is still alive.

You know, kind of flopping around a bit with his little teeny claw stuck in the

trigger of the rifle.

Gordy left a loaded gun in the car with the safety off.

Blew a hole through the trunk of the car and right in the buddy's paw.

Poor Gordy. You ever seen anyone with worse luck?

Buddy.

Jeff, you got it the last time.

What's your address, Bernetti?

I'll tell you mine, you tell me yours.

You're wasting your time, Tut.

I got the best lawyer in town.

I'll skate just like before.

Things are going to be a little bit different this time, Al.

We're not charging you with dealing.

We're charging you with murder.

Murder? Yeah, it's a technical term for blowing someone away. In this case, a

guy named Bobby Lavelle.

Lavelle, Lavelle. Short guy, stringy hair, rotten teeth?

Yeah. Yeah? Oh, no.

You're a funny guy.

I'm sure you'll have your cellmates rolling on the floor.

Hmm. I heard you got a witness.

He'll never testify, Scali.

Not in a million years.

Don't bet on it.

All right, last question.

What's the optimum student -teacher ratio for learning disabled students?

Ten to one.

But very few classrooms achieve that level.

You'll do great tomorrow.

You handled everything I threw at you. I hope I can handle everything Grace

Wellman throws at me.

Well, you got the facts down, Colton. If it's about talent, personality, and

hard work, you'll get the job for sure.

Setting policy for the whole state.

It'd be the chance to really influence what happens in so many classrooms.

Thanks for your help.

We've been doing this every night for two weeks, haven't we?

Why not?

Your work's just as important as mine.

If you're not careful, I could fall for you, you know that?

The important thing now is to get a good night's sleep.

Like my Uncle Vinnie used to say, a clear head is more important than all

books in the library.

Your Uncle Vinnie plunked out of high school.

True, but he did it with a clear head.

Tomorrow's a big day for me, too.

We're raining out Bernetti.

We got a witness who's going to nail him to the wall.

I didn't see a thing. I never went near any alley.

What's going on here?

Did Brunetti threaten you?

Mike and Ricky said his phone rang last night around midnight.

I thought we got him an unlisted phone number.

We did.

So maybe Brunetti bought someone at the phone company. We'll get you a new

number. Tighter security.

I ain't testifying.

There were two cops with you the whole time. You weren't in any danger.

Just tell me what the guy said.

Have you forgotten this guy shot your best friend, Bobby Lavelle?

Who?

Al Brunetti hooks people on drugs. When they can't pay, he kills them.

Help us put him away.

503 Murphy Drive.

What? That's what the voice said on the phone.

503 Murphy Drive.

where my parents live. They're 75 years old. We'll protect them, too. You're

going to protect my brother and sister?

You're going to protect my nieces and my nephews?

You're going to protect everybody I know?

Now, come on, Commissioner.

Who's kidding who here?

We'll do whatever it takes. Period.

Don't bother.

Because whatever I saw that night has gone clean out of my brain.

Need a hand?

That's okay. I've got it. No, let me.

Thank you.

50. 150 to 100.

What do you know? It's all here.

Commissioner!

You look upset.

We'll be seeing each other again.

I think I'll light up to celebrate my freedom.

This is a no -smoking area.

Hey, get out of here before I stuff that cigar down your throat.

You wouldn't do that, Commissioner.

It's against regulations.

It's all I ever wanted, really.

I always felt, well, like I was born to teach.

Well, you might be able to squeeze in some classroom time, but as an

administrator, you've got to keep your eye on the broader picture.

Let's face it.

Some disabled students are hopeless.

Why waste limited resources on kids who'll never make the grade?

Focus on those who have a chance to give a decent return on our investment.

I think that every child has a chance if we give them the proper attention.

That's naive.

I don't think so.

I must say, I'm disappointed.

So am I.

It's my opinion that every student deserves all the help that we can give

I don't think of children as investments.

I can never work for someone who doesn't.

Bye. Rachel.

I've interviewed a lot of people over the past few days.

Some were slicker than you. A few had better resumes.

But you were the first one who had the gut to argue with me.

As it happens, I agree with every word you said.

So, when can you start?

I'm hired?

Well, the board still has to approve you, but that's a formality. I'd want

in Buffalo by the end of next month.

Buffalo?

The funding in Groverton dried up. We had to scramble, but we've come up with

very nice facility in Buffalo.

But I live here. I have a family.

I'm offering you the chance of a lifetime.

I hope you and your family will think it over.

We will.

Hello? Scali?

I just wanted to tell you, Tony.

Don't worry.

Who is this?

Look, I don't have time for this. I'm glad to see you're still doing things by

the book, just like you did in Brooklyn.

Thing is, I can do what you want to do.

Who is this?

The spaz said it's Bernetti.

I won't say I'm glad, but I can't say it breaks my heart either.

Frankly, I'm surprised someone didn't take him out a long time ago.

He drowned?

The coroner said it looks like he choked to death.

On what?

His cigar.

Someone literally stuffed it down his throat.

When I told Brunetti I was going to shove that cigar down his throat, it was

just a figure of speech.

Boss, relax.

We don't suspect you.

We know two things.

The killer's physically powerful, and he hated Al Brunetti.

Joe Marks.

The drug dealer from Morgan Heights?

I thought he was in jail.

He was, till last week.

Got released for good behavior.

He and Brunetti have hated each other for years.

That doesn't account for the phone call.

The guy says, I can do what you want to do, but can't. Then he chokes Bernetti

with his own cigar.

How would Marx have known I said it?

Whoever killed Bernetti must have overheard me.

Or talked to someone who did.

You think a cop's involved?

Maybe, but maybe without meaning to be.

Cops hang out together, a lot of times with ex -cops.

You know how the grapevine works.

Word of your running with Bernetti probably got out in a hurry.

Maybe the killer's a guy who worked with me in Brooklyn.

Feels connected to me in some sick way.

It's possible.

But I'd go with Occam's razor.

You what?

Oh, Occam's razor. It's the principle of logic that says that simplest

explanations are best.

And the simplest explanation is the turf war between Bernani and Mark.

We'll see.

Carmela, set up a trace on my office and home phones in case the guy calls

again. And check out ex -cops from Brooklyn now living in this area.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Arkham and I will have a little chat with Joe Marks.

Can't this wait?

Talking upsets my breathing. An exercise without proper breathing is like, uh...

It's like... Like a fish out of water.

Believe me, proper breathing is critical.

You'd be glad you're breathing it all.

Yeah, that's too bad about Brunetti.

You know, I always told him, Hey, Al, those cigars are going to be the debt to

you. How do you know about the cigars?

Everybody knows.

You work out a lot?

Enough.

Took a pretty strong guy to do well.

Scali, come on, I'm not going to whack anybody.

I'm on parole.

Is this your watch?

Yeah. You like it?

Yeah, I love it.

Especially the initials. ASB.

As in Alphonse Salvatore Brunetti?

Oh, you know, that's pretty observant, baby. You ought to be a detective.

But try Alicia Charlene Brandt. It was a present from an old girlfriend.

Charlene with an F?

That's right. Her parents are lousy spellers.

Any idea where Alicia is now?

No, no idea.

Where were you last night, Joe?

Around. But not for long, because I'm going to Puerto Vallarta in a couple of

days. And I ain't answering any more questions without my lawyer present.

Hey, Scali, no offense, but it's just like answering questions without your

lawyer... Well, that's like, uh... That's like... Like a bird in the hand.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

The board said yes. It's definite.

Director for curriculum.

All right, hon.

We're really proud of you.

Fantastic. Are there a lot of perks?

Well, for one thing, I'll make as much money as your father.

You should.

And I get a car.

All right. The only thing is, it's in Buffalo.

That's no problem. We'll just drive it down. It's not that far.

Not the car.

The job.

The job's in Buffalo?

I thought it was in Groverton.

Um, it was, but the funding fell through.

I just didn't want to say anything until it was definite.

But, Mom, all our friends are here.

I know. And school and everything.

I know.

Tony?

Jeez, Rachel, what can I say?

Something.

What happened to Mr. Your work's just as important as mine?

He's right here.

I'm not going to Buffalo.

Maybe I am.

I wouldn't thank you for committing murder.

That's assuming you really did it. He choked on a cigar, right?

Everyone knows that by now.

A Royal Havana with a gold band an inch from the end.

Not everybody knows that.

Come on, you can't tell me you were sorry to see the last of that drug

scum. Hey, listen.

Just remember...

Where did the call come from?

I don't know. The phone company said the trace didn't work.

It's odd.

It's all weeks been odd.

Boss, I checked out ex -cops who work with you in Brooklyn, and I found one

around here, a guy named Pete Dunbar.

Yeah, Pete and I rode together for a couple of months when we were rookies.

Well, he was discharged five years ago for using excessive force.

Now he owns a private security company, and here's the address.

Beautiful.

You're doing great, Pete.

Well, it hasn't been easy.

My wife's money may have started the company, but my hard work may have paid

off.

Let's cut to the chase, Tony.

You didn't get a sudden urge to see me after 15 years. I know why you're here.

You had enough.

You're looking to get out, and I don't blame you.

I have to admit, it's crossed my mind.

I could use a good man.

Business is up.

When people can't trust the system, they look for outside help.

I know.

Every day, some creeps back out on the street on the technicality.

Like this guy, Al Brunetti.

Who?

He's a dealer.

He was murdered the other day. I thought you'd have heard about him.

Why? Well, I figure you still hang out with cops from time to time.

I don't deal with the Brunettis of the world anymore.

All my clients are strictly first class, and so are we.

Come on. I'll show you.

This alarm system here will detect a butterfly 100 yards away, and I'm not

exaggerating.

Modulator? You put that in your phone, your own wife wouldn't recognize your

voice. And this baby here will make a phone call almost impossible to trace.

You make a lot of phone calls you don't want traced?

Bad guys are getting more sophisticated all the time. We've got to keep pace.

I'm impressed.

Come here.

Tony, uh...

If you really want to lead the force, well, jeez, you'd make a hell of a

partner.

Partner? What?

I'd be seeing your partner naturally, but you'd have a fan thing.

Pete, that's very flattering, but I have to think about it. Please, do.

By the way, this Brunetti case, you got any leads?

I mean, is it going to be a trial, publicity?

Might be. Why?

Why do trials scare people?

It's good for business.

He laid it out for you just like that?

This guy can disguise his voice, block phone traces.

He was playing with me, just like he does over the phone.

He even talked about us being partners, just like he does over the phone.

Well, I still wouldn't rule out Joe Marks. He's got the motive, the muscle,

the watch.

Why would he bother stealing Bernetti's watch?

As a trophy, to make a point to other dealers.

You didn't believe that old girlfriend story.

Pete Dunbar had a violent streak as a cop. I'll bet he still does. He

it in his own mind because he's killing criminals, and he calls me for

absolution. Absolution?

Don't forget, Pete and I really were partners once, and now I'm the top cop

the city.

He calls me to try and reassure himself that what he's doing is okay.

That's a neat theory. It's not evidence.

It's a start.

Put a tail on Dunbar, 24 hours. He's gonna go after someone else.

How was your trip to Buffalo?

It was really nice.

The school's incredible.

All I'm saying is it requires a lot of thought.

I have thought about it.

I really want that job, Tony.

I want you to have it.

Good.

I'll put the house up for sale in the morning.

Honey, it's not that simple.

I've got time.

Explain it to me.

Okay.

There's... There's David's school.

Uprooting him, it'd be tough.

Okay.

David's school.

The housing market stinks.

We probably wouldn't get back the money we put into this place, let alone make a

profit. Okay, Tony. You took your shot.

Now, let me tell you how simple it is.

If you wanted a job in Buffalo, or in Cleveland, or in Bismarck, North Dakota,

we would all be on a plane. That's not true, Rachel.

Of course it's true.

My goodness, this is not about David's school, and it's not about the house.

It's that your career is more important than mine.

Nothing can be simpler than that.

That's what you think?

Yeah, that's what I know.

End of discussion?

Yeah. Unless you've got something else to say.

No.

No, I don't have anything left to say. Fine.

Fine.

I do have something else to say.

I would never move to Bismarck.

You cannot joke your way out of this, Tony.

Hello? Hello, Tony.

Don't call me at home anymore.

Why not?

We're a team.

We are not a team.

Sure we are. We just go about things a little differently.

Look, you need help.

I can get it for you.

Don't try that amateur psychology crap on me.

You're the one that needs the help, and I'm giving it to you.

In fact, I'm zeroing in on my...

Who? Better you don't know who.

That way you don't have to try and stop me.

Look, I know who you are.

Yeah, and I know who you are.

Just remember, you're not alone, partner.

Operator 351.

Hello, this is Callie.

I just got a call on my home phone. Did you get a trace on it?

Yes, sir. You did?

Where'd it come from?

Your office, Commissioner.

My office? That's impossible.

We're absolutely positive, sir.

He calls my house, announces he's going to murder someone from my office.

He's too smart to leave Prince.

Now, I don't understand how he could get in without being seen.

We had a tail on him. They said he never left the house.

Dunbar's into electronic gadgets.

He's got ways of fooling a trace.

He might have made the call from his own house and made it look like it came

from here.

I wrote with this guy once.

I said he called looking for absolution.

Maybe he was just trying to tell me he needs help.

Thanks. It's a good idea, Tony.

I've been spending too much time indoors these days.

I figure we grab a couple of dogs, just like when we rode together in Brooklyn.

I'll warn you, I bargain just as hard in the park as I do in an office.

What makes you think I want to bargain?

Well, why else would you be here?

The partnership sounds tempting.

I just don't know if I want to leave the force.

You always were true, Blue.

So were you.

Things happen. You move on.

What things, Pete?

You got kids?

Two. You got a daughter, right?

Sixteen.

What is this girl you ever saw?

When she was eleven, some slug started dealing crack at her school.

She spent her lunch money, started shoplifting.

I didn't suspect a thing.

And then one day she got a hold of some bad stuff.

She was in a coma for a month.

She's in an institution now.

I see her once a week.

But she doesn't see me.

She looks right through me.

My little baby girl, she doesn't even know who I am.

I looked for the dealer and couldn't find him.

Lucky for him.

I found a few others, though.

Unlucky for them.

They kicked me off the force.

Peter, I'm so sorry.

Now my wife and I argue all the time about who's to blame when we talk at

There's places you can go for help.

Yeah.

I'm getting by.

Pete, you can't go on the way you are.

Don't tell me what I can or can't do.

You came to me hot in hand, remember?

Now, now, now, just forget it, okay?

I don't need a partner.

I'll do the whole damn thing alone.

Cops see things nobody should have to see, and then to have it happen to your

own daughter.

I can understand why Dunbar went over the line.

I don't know everything about Pete, but I know Brunetti attracted his attention

for two reasons.

He was a dealer, which connects him to Dunbar's daughter.

And I wasn't able to put him away, which allows Dunbar to feel like he's helping

me. Well, Joe Marks fits the same profile.

He's in Puerto Vallarta, so we'll have to give Dunbar someone else.

We'll give Dunbar...

The most vile, despicable slimeball on the planet.

Who?

Here's that report you want to buy.

What?

I need protection.

I was told you guys are the best.

Well, Mr. Potter, your financial status is certainly satisfactory.

You say you were convicted of a crime.

The conviction was reversed.

Which is not quite the same as being innocent.

Huh. It is, as far as I'm concerned.

Listen, I'm going to need round -the -clock security for the first six

and then after that, we'll see.

What'd you do, Mr. Potter?

Look, if I'm going to protect a man properly, I have to know his past.

I was accused of selling controlled substances. It was never proven.

Who'd you sell to?

Kids.

You sold drugs to kids.

I was accused of it. Look, if it's my finances you're worried about, I can

assure you the information there is very accurate.

I don't give a damn about your finances.

You got ten seconds to get out of this office or I'll throw you out through

plate glass window.

Well, in that case... Then get off!

He bought it. He almost went after me over the desk.

Good. Did he keep the file?

He wouldn't let it out of his hand.

So he has the address.

Nice going, Stan. I'll see you tonight at the safe house.

Hey, Gordon.

Hi, guys.

What now?

Well, you remember the turkey shot his dog, Buddy. Yeah. So Buddy's got this

bandage wrapped around his paw.

Somehow Buddy's bandage unraveled and got wrapped around the floor lamp. Yeah,

which fell over, exploding the bulb. Which set the curtains on fire. Which

finished Gordy's arms and his face. Well, he was putting it out.

Oh, jeez.

He sure could use a change of luck.

Yeah.

Maybe we should see that he gets it.

John, I'm putting you in charge of the emergency fund raffle.

What emergency?

The Gordy emergency.

Have someone go get a prize. I don't care what. Then have all the guys buy

tickets, including Gordy.

He'll just lose again.

Wrong.

Every slip of paper in that hat will have the same number, which I'll

as the winning number.

Everyone else keeps quiet.

Gordy wins.

I get it.

If he starts feeling like a winner, maybe he'll start acting like one.

That hurt?

Father to pass the salad?

Don't you guys think that maybe you should talk to each other?

Just a thought.

I gotta go back to work in a few minutes.

Well, I do.

It's not like Buffalo's the end of the world.

I mean, they've got the Sabres and the Bills and a AAA baseball team, so we're

covered sports -wise.

And, well, it sounds like a really neat job, Mom.

I didn't realize it.

It's definitely something to think about.

Thank you, David.

Thank you very much.

Lee, any word yet?

Yeah, Caruso just called. Dunbar left his house five minutes ago.

So, what, are you coming here to kill me?

Relax. Ricky and Mike are tailing him. We got you covered here. It's in the

At X -ray 9, subject heading north on Sumner.

What's he up to?

Back up! Back up! Get it up! Get it up!

We'll pick him up again.

He gave him the lip. No problem, Stan.

We're ready for him.

He's coming here. He's got to.

Dunbar should have been here by now.

Wait a second.

Maybe he's already inside the house.

Stan, we got the house staked out. He's good, but he isn't that good.

Unless... Unless he ain't taking the bait.

He told me he'd narrowed the list before he knew Jack Potter. Maybe he's

sticking to his original plan, going after someone else.

Yeah.

Joe Marks should have gone to Puerto Vallarta like he told us.

It looks like his neck's broken. I suppose it could have been an accident.

This was no accident.

This was Pete Dunbar doing me another favor.

Dunbar's very good.

You gotta get better.

Fast.

The thing with Brunetti's cigar, I blamed on the grapevine. I hate to say

but I was wrong.

Dunbar's working with someone here on the inside.

Yeah, it makes sense.

He lost Ricky and Mike last night before he'd even gone three blocks.

He knew he was being tailed before he left his house, which means someone

him. So now we gotta catch two rats, Dunbar and whoever's helping him.

Bates in place, Jack Potter. Now we gotta build a rat trap.

Step one.

Take the tail off Dunbar.

I'll take care of step two.

Officer Nasselli will be looking into any leads you might come across.

All right, this next item is strictly within the department.

Some of you guys may be familiar with the name Jack Potter.

Potter sold drugs to some young kids who died as a result.

We busted him a while back, but he got off on a technicality.

He's getting threats now, so he wants special protection.

We're not going to give it to him.

On the other hand...

If he's in actual danger and he calls us and he needs our help, we respond like

we would for anyone else.

Everybody got that?

Yes. So where does this maggot live?

We relocated him this morning to Morgan Heights.

The new address is on file.

It'll be given out on a need -to -know basis.

The fact is, Potter will be leaving Eastbridge within the next 24 hours.

After that, it's not our problem.

Okay, that's all.

I took the tail off Dunbar. Good.

Now put it back on.

Tell Mike to proceed directly to Dunbar's office.

And to tell no one.

Whoever's working with Dunbar thinks he's not being tailed anymore.

He also thinks Jack Potter's got a new address, which he'll have to get from

file room.

The first one to look up Potter's address is this niche.

Right. I'll pass it on to Dunbar.

You stay here and bust a snitch. I'll be at the new safe house waiting for

Dunbar. Right.

X -ray nine. Patch me to C -1.

Yeah.

What's up?

Dunbar's on the move. Self and Thunder.

Don't lose him this time.

When he gets within three blocks of 79th and McConnell, let us know.

He didn't waste any time, did he?

Detective Madison.

Yeah, Sid, it's me.

Raquel's been in the file room the whole time.

Nobody's even opened the drawer with the powder file.

I don't get it.

He said it this way. How could he possibly have the address already?

I don't know. Like you said, he's good.

Keep us posted.

This job is destroying my back.

Here, wait. Let me help you with that.

Oh,

Jesus, I'm sorry.

Let me see if I can get you a dry shirt.

No, it's all right. I can get something in my locker. It's just I'm not supposed

to leave this room.

I won't let anybody in until you get back. It's the least I can do.

Thanks.

I'll be right back.

It's Rose, checking in.

Where are you now?

Heading east on Pender.

He's only a mile away.

This is C -1.

All units, stand by.

This man is dangerous.

Protect yourselves, but take him alive if possible.

He used to be a cop.

Just a second, boss. Dunbar just turned into the Shady Oak Hotel.

Maybe he's not going after Potter after all.

I'm on my way.

Are you all right?

Why shouldn't she be? Tony, what the hell are you doing?

Hey, I need a little pleasure in my life. That's not a crime, is it?

Why'd you lose my cops last night?

How did you know they were tailing you? I didn't.

My wife's got P .I.

tailing me all over town. I take a base of action every time I leave the house.

You wouldn't tell her, would you?

Tony?

She'd ruin me.

All right, all right, all right. You wouldn't have to be doing your part in

there. 50 -50's fine.

Listen, Tony, Tony. Okay, okay, 60 -40. Come on, Tony.

Raquel?

Raquel?

This is Sid. Come in.

Tony, I think it's the water man.

Who? The guy who delivers water to the precinct. He's got the address I've

already sent back up to the safe house.

Is Danny okay?

Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. We got Sid's call, but nobody showed.

Everything's secure?

Everything except for my sanity.

Looks like we blew the whole thing.

What do we do now?

Call the water company.

See who's on duty.

Pick them up for questioning.

I'll meet you back at the station.

Don't even think about it.

Hand me a gun.

Real slow.

Just drive.

Where are we going?

You'll know when we get there.

You know who I am?

Yeah. You're the water guy.

That's right.

I'll bet this is the first time you've noticed me, isn't it?

He's certainly got my attention now.

You know, I always wanted to be a cop.

They wouldn't let me.

I deliver water. Big deal, right?

At least I got to go into the station every day. Look, we can talk about it.

were a good cop.

All the guys liked you.

I learned all about you just from listening.

I just wanted to help you.

I wanted to be your partner, and then you betrayed me. I didn't betray you.

This whole jackpot thing, it was a setup.

I have a police van radio in my truck. I heard everything.

It was for your own good, so you wouldn't commit any more murders. Shut

This isn't the way to solve anything.

Neil.

Now you're gonna know what it's like to be stabbed in the back.

You're under arrest, partner.

Tickets. Tickets. Everybody grab a ticket. You can't win unless you're in

game.

That's it.

Grab one. That's it.

Here you go, fellas.

All right, Gordy.

Everyone got one? Yes.

Okay, one of these matches the number that's in the envelope that Sid's

Everybody got a ticket?

Sid,

the envelope, please.

And the winner is... Number 12!

Number 12!

12? Anybody got 12?

Gordy?

The winning number is 12.

What number did you pick?

Seven and five -eighths.

Seven and what?

Five -eighths.

That's the hat size.

Here, there's one more left in here. It's all yours.

Number twelve.

Twelve! Hey!

Cody's a winner!

Show Gordy what he's won.

No,

no, buddy. Buddy, it's not the same turkey.

Look, Rachel, I've been thinking.

Maybe we could try to make the Buffalo thing happen.

Are you going to leave Eastbridge?

No, I just thought, you know, I commute.

The kids should probably be with you.

I come up on weekends.

You've lived down here alone?

People do it.

Tony, the kids need a father.

I know.

I need a husband.

The thing is, you want to make it work, and I want to make it work.

So we'll make it work.

Yeah.

There's got to be a way, right?

Sure.

There's got to be a way.