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So,

our last session,
I gave you an assignment
to do an activity together

that your partner enjoys.

Yeah. That's right.

So? How did we do?

Pretty good...

to start.

To start?

Tell me about it.

Well, I went with board games.
I went with Risk.

Uh, it's a long game,
so we didn't finish.

Uh, I was marching across
the Iberian Peninsula

when Sam had to wave
the white flag, and...

I was going to be late
for work,

and to be fair, we were
already four hours into it.

How did it make you feel
when she had to leave you?

I was fine. Yeah, I mean,
she's going to save lives,
and I love that, so...

Samantha,
let's talk about your activity.

Yeah, um,
Ryan was so sweet.

I've been wanting to go
to the zoo, and so he arranged
this whole backstage tour,

so... The whole thing
was amazing.

That's wonderful.

I mean, you-you guys got
to have some fun together.

Oh, we didn't.
Ryan ended up having
to go to the firehouse, so...

Oh, you blew off your date
for work?

-No, no,
it wasn't like that at all.
-No, no.

The lieutenant for C shift, um,
his wife just had a baby,

-so I was covering
for him, and...
-He was doing him a solid,

and I was
totally supportive of that.

Yeah.

There's always going to be
an excuse not to focus on
each other.

When you guys first came to me,
you were on the brink
of a divorce.

And you both have been
putting in some amazing work.

I would hate
to see you start slipping back.

- Yeah, we don't want that, so...
- -Mm-mmm.

So please,
what do we got to do?

Let's start with spending
some real time together,
not just board games.

I'm talking about
being intentional

and staying
far removed from work.

I'm talking about a vacation.

-Yeah.
-It's just really
not a great time.

-We have work...
-It's high season
for emergency response...

...a lot of colleges
are on break right now.

-It's very busy.
-It's been really busy.

May I ask you
a sensitive question?

Mm-hmm.

How many times have you
been intimate this month?

-Um...
-Uh, this calendar month or...

Right, because today is only
the 10th, so...

Let's roll it back 30 days.

Oh, God, um...

Two?

- Zero.
- Yep. Zero.

Okay, Mom, what do you think?

No. It's just...
It's not level.

- Uh, what side
needs to be higher?

Really?

- What?
- Oh, yours, honey.

I don't even know why I ask.

- How's that?
- -Okay, that is perfection.

- That changes everything.
- Thank you.

Listen, I really appreciate
you all helping.

I mean, this organization means
so much to me.

So what exactly is
Rider Strong?

Well, we bring equine therapy
to first responders

who have been injured
in the line of duty.

-That's awesome.
-Ah, It's miraculous
is what it is.

Aw.

She brought many of our own
back from the brink.

It's just another way
that Mom's saving the world.

No, no,
that's y'all's work.

I just started a nonprofit,

but we do depend on donors,
so this gala
has to be flawless.

It will be,
just like it is every year,

so don't put any added pressure
on it or on yourself.

Ooh. Oh, hold on, excuse me.

- Hey, Eddie. What's going on?
- What?

What? Suzi's backing out of it?
But she's been booked
for months.

Okay, all right.
Well, yeah, no.
Well, tell her to feel better.

What is it?

The musical act just canceled
for the gala. Suzi's got strep.

Can you get someone else?

Well, no one like her.
I mean, she's the Dolly Parton
of diva covers.

Yeah, it's true.
I remember last year
her Chappell Roan set was fire.

Yeah, and the donors love her.

So wait, where am I gonna get
someone who can sing
like Mariah and Lady Gaga

and Cher and Taylor Swift
all before the weekend?

Just throwing this out there,
but...
...I do know someone

who's done a lot more
than just sing covers
of all those folks.

She's sung with 'em. Mama.

Oh, well...

Well, that's an idea.

There's probably
a lot of reasons why she
wouldn't be your first choice,

but one thing Mama knows
how to do is work a crowd.

Are you sure
she's not still recovering
from her polyp surgery?

No, all healed up.

Says she's got the vocal cords
of a castrato.

Mmm.

I don't know what
that means, but I'm happy
to reach out to her.

The lady does have pipes.

It could be a win-win, Blythe.

Yeah, or the other thing.

Well, then I guess
the question is,
how desperate are you?

911,
what's your emergency?

There's
something funny going on
with Edith from accounting.

Okay, can you describe
what you mean by "funny"?

I needed her to sign
an expense form,
but she won't respond to me.

She won't even turn around.

Edith? Edith.

-Could she be having
a medical event?
-She could be.

She's sitting up in her chair
working at her computer,
but she's not moving.

How long
has she been like that?

I don't know,
at least five minutes.

She might be having a stroke
or a seizure. I need you
to check her out for me.

I can't.
She's locked in her office.

Do y'all have
building security?

No...
...we're not that big.

It's all right.
I know some folks who can help.

Edith is just up here.

Does anyone have a master key?

Edith does. She practically
never leaves the building.

She's our head accountant,
and it's tax season.

Okay.

Ma'am, this is Nashville Fire.

Could you raise your hand
if you can hear me?

Okay, Blue, take the door.

Taylor, you're up.

- Hey, Edith, my name's Taylor.
- This is Do--

Uh...

Uh...

What?

- God.
- Hey.

What's going on?

She gonna be okay?

Just, uh,
give us a second, ma'am.

Okay, how long
has she been like this?

It's hard to say, but based
on the lividity and pulling,

I'd say about
three to five days.

-Five days?
-They didn't smell that
after five days?

The HVAC
probably sucked it all up.

How did nobody see it?
All right, this whole place
is made of glass.

She gonna be okay?

I'm afraid not.

Okay, when was the last time
anybody spoke with her?

I said good night to her
last night before I left,

but she's so busy
she usually doesn't wave back.

I talked to her
in the kitchen last Thursday.

So just to be clear, no one
has spoken to Edith in a week?

Is that right?

Y'all just kept walking
right by?

It's tax season.

Taylor, check her pulse
so we can officially call it.

Sure thing, Doc.

No pulse. God rest her soul.

- Pronouncing her death
at 11:35 a.m.

No further treatment necessary.

Um...

Guys.

Um, guys.

Sorry?

Okay, hold on.
I can check it out.

Oh. Oh. Oh.

Oh, no. No.

Oh, no.

-It's in my mouth.
-Oh, my God.

I got it in my mouth!

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

I got you.

Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Ma'am, are you okay?

I'm fine. I'm fine.

-I just got
a little lightheaded.
-Hey.

-I didn't catch your name.
-Marjorie.

You banged your head
pretty good.

All right, can you sit up
and follow my light?

How do you feel?

Like I just watched my coworker
burst open like a melon.

All right, Marjorie,
your pupils
aren't responding equally.

-What does that mean?
-It means I think you have
a concussion.

Ry, we're gonna take her to
the hospital for observation,

and you're coming with.

Why?

Because you just got
a mouthful of bodily fluids.

Do it.

Marjorie, do you still know
where you are?

In the back of an ambulance.

Your pupils are still sluggish.
I need you to stay awake, okay?

Don't worry, I don't think
I'll ever be able
to sleep again.

We always say the office is
like a family.

Oh, we do the same.

But it's a lie.

No one cares about you
like your real family.

There's no substitute
for a hug from your kids.

-Yeah.
-Edith was dead how long

and her work family didn't
even notice. It's so awful.

Yeah.
She liked her work though.

She was obsessed with it.

She died doing what she loved.

She always worked so hard.

Like if she took a break,
the world would end,

but she never even
got to see it.

Now she'll never get to go now.

Go where?

After tax season every year,
she would say she was going
to Knoxville.

It was her dream.

Her dream
was to go to Knoxville?

She said it was close enough
so she wouldn't have to
miss much work.

It's affordable, beautiful,
lots to do.

Yeah, it's a cool spot.
You never been?

Not since I was a kid.

Edith,
she always wanted...

Doc. Doc.

Marjorie. Open your eyes
for me, Marjorie.

Okay, BP's dropping.

Slurred speech. Her right pupil
is fixed and dilated.

-Heart rate's dropping too.
-Her brain is swelling up
in her skull.

Village West, this is 113.

- Y'all need to get an OR ready.
- Copy.

We gotta step on it.
This patient's
just turned critical.

- How'd this happen?
-She fainted, hit her head on the wall.

She was alert
and oriented at first,
but GCS deteriorated to six.

Lost consciousness en route,
and she's bradycardiac,

-so likely it's
a subdural hematoma.
-Subdural hematoma.

So straight to imaging, Doctor?

No, there's no time.
Trauma OR One.
Page a neurosurgeon on call.

Tell him we're gonna do
a burr hole surgery.

- Got it.
- Sam.

She got hurt on my watch.
It was my scene.

I know. I heard you may have
also ingested pathogens,

so I need to check you out
when we're done.

Whatever happens to her,
it's on me.

Well, yeah, we'll do everything
we can, but someone
should notify the next of kin.

Scalp is shaved.

Heartbeat's 45.
She's fading fast, Doc.

Okay, we need to relieve
the cranial pressure now.
Scalpel.

Clamp.

Peeling back the scalp.

Drill.

I'm drilling the first hole.

Suction.

Hopefully this relieves
the pressure on her brain.

Heart rate is 44.
It's still too much swelling.
We're losing her.

Drilling more holes
to relieve more pressure.

Come on.

It looks like her brain is
still pressing up
against the skull.

I can see that.
It's the pressure.
The holes aren't cutting it.

-Where's the neurosurgeon?
-He's still in trauma three,

tied up with
an aneurysm repair.

He's coming over
the second he's done.

She's never gonna make it
that long. We need to do
something more extreme.

What? More extreme than this?

Give me the bone saw.
We're gonna open a flap.

Heart rate's 39.
She's circling the drain, Doc.

Please work.
Please work.

Clamp.

Here goes nothing.

This is our last chance
to relieve the pressure.

Hey, come on. Come on.

- There,
swelling's going down.

Heart rate is
turning back to normal.

That's incredible.
I can't believe we saved her.

Honestly, neither can I.

Blythe.

Dixie, thank you
for meeting me.

We keep seeing each other
this much, we're gonna start
a book club.

Why,
I didn't take you for a reader.

How are you feeling
after your surgery?

Like I have
a new lease on life.

And you know,
I have you to, partly...

- ...you know.
- To what?

To thank for that.

Well, the good news is
you have an opportunity
to repay me very quickly.

Oh, yeah, I mean, Blue told me
about this Rider Hard thing.

Rider Strong.

Well, I'm sure
that Blue told you
we-we lost our headliner,

so I would love it if you came,
and you sang all the divas.

That's my sweet spot.

Great, so then
I can count you in?

That all depends.

Depends on what?

On how you intend to treat me.

Oh.

Well, I was thinking
just the complete
all-star treatment, right?

If you want blue M&M's
or all the hard seltzers
you can drink.

I mean, whatever you want.

I mean, I am more
of a red wine kind of gal...

-Oh.
-...but that's not really
what I had in mind.

Well, then, what do you want?

To stop being treated
like a leper.

I mean, all those rules you
created years ago to keep me
away from your family,

I want 'em squashed.

What does it even matter
to you?

Because like it or not,

there are some
very inconvenient overlaps
between our families right now.

Look, Blue's birthday
is coming up.

I would love to throw him
a birthday party.

I would really like
for his father and his brother
to be there.

I mean, hell.

I mean, you could even
come too if you want.

You'd really invite me too?

Blythe, it may
shock you to actually discover
that I am a human being.

These are my terms,
and I can promise you
one thing.

You put me on that stage,
and I will make sure
those donors make it rain.

I know you have practice
at making it rain.

God, you say
something like that, and it
almost makes me like you.

Fine.

You agree to sing at my gala,

and I agree that we can revisit
those old rules.

And as a bonus,
we'll even host Blue's
birthday party if you like.

I mean,
you're not kidding, right?
Like, at the manor?

God, never thought
I'd see the day where
I'd step foot in that place.

Hmm. Believe me. Me neither.

-Hey.
-Nice scrubs.

They made me change.

Is she gonna make it, the lady
with the brain swelling?

Oh, it was messy, but, yeah,
she's gonna make it.

Good. Rox is in the lobby
with the husband
and the children right now.

-Glad they're going home
with their mom.
-Me too.

So tell me, how did you end up
in observation today?

It was a call where this lady
died at her desk.

Turns out she was
such a workaholic that, uh,
nobody noticed for a few days.

Wow.

Hey, Sam...

We're gonna be okay, yeah?

What are you talking about?

I think Dr. Linn is right.

All right? I think we should
go see the world.

I think we should spend
some quality time together,
all right, while we still can.

-"While we still can?"
-Yeah.

You are taking this very hard,
aren't you?

Sam. We need a vacation.

All right, not someday,
not one day.

Okay, when will we go?

Tonight.

-Tonight?
-Tonight.

All right, after work,
we'll leave for the weekend.

What about
your mom's gala?

I already texted her.
She said, "Go."

Ryan, we both work
this weekend.

We work every weekend.
We work all the time.

No tomorrow
is promised to us.

-Okay.
-Yeah?

Where would we even go?

I hear Knoxville's nice
this time of year.

Okay, we've only got 48 hours,
so we need to hit this
pretty hard, all right?

And if we're rock climbing
tomorrow,

that means today's the only day
we got to see the sights.

Okay, so if we start at
the Museum of Arts

and then we zip over to
the Sunsphere, we'll have lunch
at the Stock and Barrel

and then we will just
dash back to the zoo
to see the red pandas.

-Yes.
-Yes. What about
the microbrewery?

Do you want to go drinking?

I think people drink
when they're on vacation,

but this one in particular
does malts, so I'm
pretty excited about that.

If you feel like it's lame,
we can skip, but--

No, no, the whole idea is
to reconnect and focus on
each other's interests,

so let's just find a way
to make it work.

Okay, let's do it.

Okay, so we're gonna
skip lunch,
we'll redline it all day,

and I think
we can squeeze it in
before the zoo closes.

Yeah, we'll be exhausted,
but it's doable.

As long as we have enough
energy for, you know, one last
little... little thing.

What?

Oh.

-Sexy time.
-Yes.

Yes.

Is that something that
actually needs to be written
on the to-do list or...

Well, if you fail to plan,
you plan to fail.

Mm-hmm.
It's just getting hard to tell

if we're planning
a ground invasion
or a vacation.

- I'm not.
- You're peeking.

I'm not, I swear to God.
O-Okay.

Oh, we're going spelunking.

Yeah, that's what we did
last night.

What do you think, honeymoon?

Definitely second marriage.

Congratulations.
Newlyweds, right?

- Oh.
- Oh, no, we've been married
seven years.

Wow, seven years.
We thought you guys were on
your honeymoon.

Oh.

We try to do
a little getaway every month.

Every month. Wow.
What'd you do, win the lottery?

I wish.

Kevin and Tara King.
Des Moines, Iowa.

Ryan and Samantha Hart.
Nashville, Tennessee.

-Hi.
-Hi. Nice to meet you.

So, uh, what's the secret?

What do you mean?

Oh, you just seem so relaxed
and connected.

It's silly,
but we have a few rules
when we're on vacation.

Well, we'd love to hear them.

We always stay present
and keep our phones
on airplane mode.

-Oh, and we never ever
talk about work.
-Mm-mmm.

Wow, that-that is...
...kind of intense.

You should try it.
It'll change your life.

Oh, the thing is,
I have patients
I need to check in with.

I'm an ER doctor...

And I need to
stay available for my team.
I'm a firefighter so...

Oh, okay.

Oh, well, all that matters
is you're having fun, right?

-Nice to meet you.
-Hey, have fun spelunking. Yep.

Built for
the World's Fair Park in 1982,

the Sunsphere is
the crown jewel
in the skyline of Knoxville.

It is pretty cool. I heard
that it was 300 feet. Big.

Oh, shoot, that reminds me.

We left so fast that I forgot
to do something at the station.

Um, I got to call Blue.
Is that okay?

Oh, sure, yeah.
Yeah, of course.

Oh, my God, I'm so excited
to see these red pandas.

Uh...

Where are they?

-I mean, they can be
very reclusive.
-Someone needs to tell them

that we're on the clock.

Sorry, one second.

Hey, this is Dr. Hart.

Hey, Ry,
how's the vacation going?

Hey, man, uh, it's good.
We're having a blast.

Don't worry, we're taking
good care of Smoky and Bandit.

Hey, Ry.

Listen, uh, I need a favor.
Can you lube
the aerial ladder for me?

Lube it? Now?

Yeah, it's due for maintenance.

I was supposed to do it
before I left and I forgot.

Oh, I'm just waiting on him,
you guys can go. Yeah.
You can go ahead. Yeah.

No, I'd have to take
intercranial pressure

because there was
gray matter oozing out of
the burr hole so...

Excellent.
I'll email that to you.

-Anybody else?
-I guess I'll just... yeah.

Yeah, come on down.
- Okay.

All right,
let's see that happy face.

Perfect. So cute.

Their neurologist
was with another patient.

Oh, Sam, Sam, red panda.
Sam, Sam.

- Yes, I cut the skull open.
- We got a red panda.

Oh, my God.
You are cute. Red alert.
Sam, you're missing it.

...dinner after this.

All right. Sorry. I got to...

- I get the tiger.
- I will take
Mr. Jackrabbit.

This is work,
this will be super fast, okay?

Babe.

Sam, Sam. Sam.

What, what... what other option
would we have had
in that moment though?

Yeah, I'm still here.

Hello, I am so happy
to see all y'all here tonight.

Especially my father,
whose distillery has provided
this evening's libation.

So thank you very much, Daddy.

Holler and swaller and donate.

So everyone who is here is
or has a close connection to
a first responder.

And so, I founded Rider Strong

because I know what it's like
when the sirens stop,

and the lights go out
and the silence hits.

And I wanted to support
the firefighters,

and the police officers
and the emergency workers

because they carry so much
that many of us
never have to see.

And I wanted to help them heal.

And there's no cure
better for the body and soul

than being on
the back of a horse.

And I know that firsthand.

So, I hope that
you all will consider
supporting us tonight,

and now I will stop blabbing,
and how about some music?

Still get stage fright, huh?

Doesn't get better with age,
it turns out.

All right, well,
our first headliner tonight

has not only recorded
with so many hitmakers,

but she is also
the proud mother
of her very own firefighter.

So ladies and gentlemen,
please welcome Dixie Bennings.

Let's go, Mama!

Oh. Hello.

Hi. Smile, Blythe.
This image gonna last forever.

Oh, well, I hope I don't live
to regret it.

Have fun.

All right, folks, how about
you say we light this firehouse
on fire? Let's do it!

Okay, okay.
Knoxville 911 just dispatched,
no, don't look,

two ambos, two engines
and one command vehicle.
So what's the emergency?

That's a good one.

Um, all right, the two engines,
no ladder means that
they want water, not reach.

The ambos mean that there are
several injured parties.

And I'm going to go with

that this is
a multi-vehicle accident
with active fires.

- Damn it, yes, you nailed it.
- Drink.

If it isn't our favorite couple
from Nashville.
Guys, can we join you?

-Sure.
-Of course.

Y'all playing
some kind of game?

Oh, uh, we just downloaded this
first responders app

where you can hear
all the local calls going out

and so we try to guess
the emergency
based on the tactical response.

Oh, fun.

So how did
Mission Impossible go?
Your daily itinerary?

-Uh, it was solid.
-Oh, it was okay.

Oh, just okay?

I just didn't get to see
the red pandas.

Yeah, it was all
she wanted to do, you know.

Oh, no. Were they not there?

No, they were,
just for a fleeting moment.
I just missed it.

She had
a very important work call.

Yes, I know, I know.
Violation of rule number one,
no phones.

-And rule number two,
no work talk, guys.
-Yes.

Don't beat yourselves up.

We had to learn
the hard way too.

Right, honey?

Yeah.

-How was, uh, spelunking?
-Hmm?

- Oh, the brochure.
- Oh, uh...

...we actually didn't even get
to leave the room today.

- Right, Kev?
- Oh. Mmm.

Copy that.

-Donnie.
-Mm-hmm?

Did you know about this?

- Rox brought a date?
- No, behind them.

Oh, yeah. They're HR official.

Good luck with that.

Why do I feel
more awkward dancing

in front of Cap than I would
in front of my own daddy?

Imagine if he was your daddy.

Oh, thank you.
You know, as much as
I appreciate the applause,

I would much rather you dig
into those deep-ass pockets
of yours

and start making it rain.
Come on, y'all.

Ma'am, that is very generous
of you. Thank you.

And we can take debit
or credit.

-Perfect. Thank you.
-And you can also use
the QR code.

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my...

Keep going.

You're gonna need a bigger bar.
There's still two hours left.

I knew it'd work out, honey.
I'm so proud of you.

-Oh, me too.
-Thank you. Oh, thanks.

Well, I mean,
I gotta hand it to Dixie.
I mean, she really delivered.

I'll say.
Damn it, she is a star.

Who is standing
right behind you.

Well, somebody
gonna introduce me
to my favorite new fan?

Yes, Dixie,
this is my father Edward.

Well, hey, Eddie,
nice to meet you.

-Hello, Dixie.
-So, uh, what are we drinking?

Well, have you ever tried
my Raleigh Number Five?

It's a smooth sipping whiskey.

- Mmm. Mmm. Mmm.
- Oh.

- Dix.
-Wow, I mean, that ain't half bad.

You want to grab me
another one, handsome?

Uh...
Well, I'll tell you what...

-Thank you.
-...I never let a lady
drink alone.

-Well, cheers to that.
-Cheers.

Easy, Dix. A couple more
of those will put you to bed.

Mm-hmm.

Promise?

Did you see the look
on their faces when they heard
I didn't see the red pandas?

- Pity.
- Yeah.

Now, do you think that maybe
we do focus on work too much?

We did take a lot of
solo selfies for a couple
on vacation together.

How about this,
starting tomorrow,
we play by their rules.

-Okay.
-Phones stay in the pocket.

Yeah. No work talk. Promise.

Promise.

What is that?

Sexy time.

-Sexy time timer. Wow.
Do you wanna?
-Do you wanna?

I'm pretty wiped.

-Yeah, me too.
-Okay.

-Tomorrow?
-For sure.

Well...
...congratulations on a very
successful evening, Mrs. Hart.

Thank you, Donnie.

You seem a little tense
for someone

who just pulled off
a record-breaking fundraiser.

It's the someone
in the back seat
that's got me a little tense.

It is not too late
to call Blue.

He had no idea
she was that tipsy
when he left the party.

- She's not tipsy.
- She's comatose.

Listen, the least
that we can do is just

let her spend the night,
especially after
she crushed the gala.

She gets stage fright.
She always has.

-Oh, heavens.
-Okay, we're three...

All right.
Three feet from the bed.
One, two, three.

Happy.

Oh, my God. Okay.
Oh, all right. Okay.

Listen, these are... these are
Egyptian cotton sheets, okay?

So, if you're feeling
a little bit sick,

why don't you just...
why don't you just aim for
this trash can, okay?

-Okay.
-Okay.

-Okay. Sweet dreams. Good--
-No, no, no, don't go.

-Okay.
-Don't go.

You know, I always thought
it was an act.

What?

- Perfect Southern belle.
- Oh.

But it's true.

Oh, no. I'm a far cry
from perfect.

All those years
you paid for Blue even when
I wouldn't let you see him.

You helped me with my surgery.

You had me at your gala.

And now you're putting me up
in your home with
my own puke bucket.

Mmm. Well,
like it or not...
...our families overlap now.

So, I think we need to look out
for each other, right?

- Dixie. Dixie, hey.
Why are you crying?

I've been such
a horrible person.

You've had a hard road.

Yeah, but still.
I don't know. I mean,
all the things I've done.

Especially when it
comes to Blue.

You were hurt, and-and that's
why you kept Blue away,

and we're-we're past
all that now. So...

Yeah, but I mean before that.

Dixie.

-Dixie.
-Hmm? Hmm?

What did you mean before that?

I mean, all the lies I told.

What lies?

-Dixie, hey. Dixie, hey.
-What? Yeah?

What lies?

Uh, the night I ran into DonDon
at that honky-tonk.

I told him that
I was on the pill.
And that we were in the clear.

You're saying that
you got pregnant
on purpose to trap Don?

I thought he'd never walk away
from a baby.

But it didn't stop him
from walking away from me.

He always picks you.

Ryan.

Sorry, just trying
to fill the silence.

Yeah, I know. I didn't think
it'd be this hard
to not talk about work.

It's been like, what,
three hours?

Uh, not quite. Two.
We still got another
hour and a half till the climb.

Did I, uh...

Did I tell you what Smoky did
with the shoelace--

Please stop talking about
the cat.

Well, then what am I supposed
to talk about if not work?

I don't know. I don't know.
And it's starting to
freak me out.

Me too.

Don't take it out. No phones,
right? That's the rule.

If I do, we're failures.

It sounds like
the emergency app.

So, I guess
it won't kill us to look.

Might kill somebody else
if we don't.

-Trauma emergency in the park.
-I'm gonna call it in.

- Knoxville dispatch.
This is Julio.

Hi. My wife and I
are responding to your alert.
We'd like to help.

I'm a firefighter.
She's an ER doctor.

-Then I'd say you're qualified.
-What's going on?

911 caller said a hiker fell
from a trail.

I have ranger paramedics
en route on ATVs, but it's
gonna take 'em a while.

Do you know where
the victim's located?

Caller said she fell from
"A scenic point
over Crystal Falls."

That's a quarter mile
from here.

All right.
We're headed that way.

We have gear. We can
rappel down to him. Can you
patch us in to the caller?

Sure. Stand by.
Sir, are you still there?

Yes, I'm here.
Are the paramedics close?
She's dying.

They are still a ways out,

but I have people in your area.
They're on the line now.

Sir, I'm Ryan.
Uh, we're on our way to help,
but first we gotta find you.

-Uh, what are you wearing?
-Uh, green with, uh,
brown pants.

Well, that means
you're gonna blend.
Do you have a hat or a bandana?

Just something brighter
we can see from a distance?

Yes, her-her raincoat's pink.

Okay, great. Hang that
where we can see it from above.

Okay, done. Oh, no.
Oh, God. She's not breathing.

Okay. I need you to start CPR.
Do you know how to do that?

- Yes.
- Good. I want you to do
30 compressions.

Count them to me.
And then two rescue breaths.

One, two, three.

They should be at the bottom
of this cliff up ahead.

- ...28, 29, 30.
- Good.
Two rescue breaths.

I'm doing it.
I'm doing it.
She's still not breathing.

Keep going.
Help is coming.

Right there. Pink jacket.
Right there.

That's a long way down.

Shall we?

Here goes nothing.

Hang on, sir.
We're coming for y'all.

Sir, we're here to help.

- Kevin?
- She fell.

-What happened?
-We were up on the trail.

I was taking her photo,
and she slipped. I got
down here as fast as I could.

Oh, please, God.

Please be okay, Tara.

I'll take over.
Has she taken any breaths?

No, no, no. I've been
giving her mouth-to-mouth,
but I-I-I don't think so.

Dispatch.

Victim is unresponsive.

She suffered
multiple injuries from a fall
of approximately 50 feet.

We're starting rescue breaths
and CPR now.

Yep.

Come on, Tara. Come on.

We were having such a good day.

It was such a good day.

Come on, Tara.

Sam, go.

Yep. Here you go.

Dispatch.

How far out is EMS?

They're ten minutes out.
Might be sooner.

Maybe have LE come as well.
It's possible 39-13.

Please repeat. I lost you.
You think it's a homicide?

Sam! Get her! I got him!

Tara, wake up.
Come on, Tara. Wake up.

Come on,
come on, come on.

Come on. Come on.

There you go. There you go.
There you go.

Stay down. Stay down.

He did it. Kevin.

Tara, you're okay.
They're gonna take
good care of you, okay?

I want my lawyer.

-Hey.
-Great work, babe.

You too. Wait.
How did you know it was him?

Her lipstick. It was perfect
until we got there,

and then you put the mask on,
and he didn't have any on him.

So, he was never
giving her mouth-to-mouth.

- Yeah.
- Look at you, detective.

The rangers were telling me
that this isn't Kevin's
first marriage

and that his last wife died
changing a tire
and the jack gave way.

He collected a fat
insurance check, and I think
he was trying to do it again.

Speaking of,
I think we get a big, fat F
for working on vacation.

It was pretty great though,
wasn't it?

Yeah. Yeah, it was.

Wow...
...I mean, look at this place.

Now, this is what I call
living in high cotton.

I take it you don't recall
coming in last night.

Yeah, I can't say I do.

Coffee?

Thank you.

Damn. This is like being
at the Four Seasons.

Hey, thanks for letting me
crash here last night.

Yeah. Blythe and I didn't wanna
leave you like that.

Well, I appreciate it.

-Where is she anyway?
-Out in the stables.

Out in the stables?

My God...
...could you have imagined
back in our rattrap apartment

that you'd end up
somewhere like this one day?

God, I would have left me too
for this kitchen.

I didn't leave you, Dix.

You left me to go on tour,
remember?

Yeah, maybe not the first time,
but you sure as hell left me
the second time.

After you decided
to get pregnant with Blue.

- Wait.
What do you mean "decided"?

It sounds like your memory
is a little fuzzy about
a lot of things this morning,

but I guess
what they say is true.

In vino veritas,
or in your case, uh,
Raleigh Number Five.

What did I say?

You told Blythe
that you got knocked up
with Blue on purpose.

Oh, my God. Damn.

She's right about you
all along.

Twenty years,
you've been pulling my strings.

Lies, manipulation. All because
you made a selfish decision.

All because I loved you.
My God.

Was it
a little selfish? Yeah, maybe.

But at the end of the day...

God, do you regret it?

-Do you regret
having Blue as your son?
-Not for a second.

Well, then what does it matter?

I love Blue.

This ain't
gonna change anything
as far as he's concerned.

But I don't wanna
see you again.

What?

You don't mean that.

I don't want you to call me.
I don't want you to text me.

And I don't want you
stopping by my firehouse.

Our son works there.
What am I supposed to tell him?

That's for you to decide.

But for once in your life,
I would suggest the truth.

Huh. Wow.

I mean, look at you,
Mr. High and Mighty.

I mean, how dare you
wave a finger in my face

like you weren't the one
throwing me up
against the wall that night?

Cool it, Dix.

You know what? You could've
used protection too
if you were so worried.

You do know how babies
are made, right?

You saw something
you wanted, and you
took it just like I did.

There's a car
waiting out front.
It will take you home.

You think that you can
pack me up into a limo

and ship me off
like I'm some inconvenience?

God, do you have
another think coming.

Goodbye, Dix.

I'll see you
when I see you, DonDon.

I take it
the vacation went well.

It made a world of difference.

-It's exactly what
we needed, Doc.
-Yeah.

I can honestly say
that I have never been
more in love with this man.

And I feel the same.

It's amazing, isn't it,
what a little time
together away can do?

- Oh, yeah. Yeah.
We completely agree.
- Yeah. Yeah.

We're gonna keep doing it.
Probably once a month.

So, where are we off to next?

Uh, we don't know yet.

-Oh, keeping it spontaneous.
I like that.
-Mmm.

Oh, no. It just depends on
where the next emergency is.

What do you mean emergency?

We signed up for the Tennessee
Search and Rescue.

They're always looking
for people with
medical and rescue training.

Yeah, that doesn't really sound
like downtime.

-Oh, we're awful at downtime.
-Mm-hmm.

We found that out.
So, this is much better.

Yeah, I'm not so sure
about that.

-Well...
-You said to focus
on each other's interests.

So, why not spend our time
doing the one major passion
that we share?

Helping people.

So, let me just make sure
I have this straight.

Your solution to being
overworked is to do more work?

-Exactly.
-Exactly. Yeah.

Well, I hate to be
a wet blanket here,

but I-I'm just concerned that
this is gonna be
a big rationalization

-that it's just gonna s--
-Eleven.

I'm sorry. What?

Eleven times that we,
you know...

-Uh, Sam. Sam.
-...since we last saw you.

-It's just... I'm being honest.
-Okay.

-If we're counting, it's 12.
-It was 11.

Did you count this morning
in the shower?

Twelve.

Well then, as you were.