All language subtitles for Truth be told

♪Truth Be Told♪
Original Air Date on April 16, 2011

== sync, corrected by elderman ==

♪ Get up, get out, get out ♪

♪ get out and lift your head ♪

♪ come on, come on ♪

♪ get up out of bed ♪
Point check.

♪ Today's the day
you hold the world ♪

♪ with your song ♪

♪ go now, go now, go now ♪

♪ help escalate ♪

♪ angels come down... ♪

My name is Annie Morgan.

As a marriage
and family counselor,

I don't like seeing
relationships fail

and families come apart.

So, I work outside the box
to help my clients open up.

I quit!
No!

I want couples to understand

that behind every strong
relationship is courage,

and it's always worth
the fight.

I think you've reached a
new level of emotional intimacy.

But don't forget to do
your homework, okay?

You've got to practice
to create new habits.

Good night, Annie.
Good night.

Annie, I know you're there.

I have tickets to the citizens
for a better Colorado benefit,

and it's tonight.

It's a big event,
and Joe can't come.

And I don't want to go alone.
Please come.

I haven't seen you in ages.

By the way,
i have new baby pictures.

Gotcha!
Hmm.

♪ ...Be heard ♪
get low, get low, get low.
Let's go.

♪ Let go, let go,
let go all the cannons ♪
let's go. Hup.

♪ How beautiful
this world has become ♪

Wazzy! Go!

♪ Now everyone will see ♪
go!

♪ What I believe ♪

Yeah! Ha ha ha!
Tom Brady, eat your heart out!

Kenny!

Stop horsing around
and focus!

Oh, come...

Good arm, Kenny.
Work on those post patterns.

Dad, I need to get home.
I have homework.

What's wrong,
sweetheart? Huh?

Last night,
I had another dream about mom.

Zoe!

Zoe! Kenny!

Kenny! Come on!
We're gonna be late!

I don't want to go.

It's educational!

Exactly!
That's why I don't want to go!

Would you go get him
and tell him we have to go now?

Touchdown!
That's what I'm talkin' about!

Neanderthal,
turn off the football.

We're going now!

Stop.

What? Stop! Come on!

You're freakin' out
my brain waves!

We're going.

Tuck your shirt in.

Dad! You know how much
I hate these events.

Listen to me.

I am desperate to raise money
for this program.

Having you guys here with me
makes me look good.

Now, come on.

Dad, how many of these events
have we been to

in the past two months?

Six or seven. Why?

And you've struck out
all seven?

Your point?

Kenny was with us
every time.

Maybe with a family of two,
you'd have more luck.

Hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey.
Okay. All right.

Chill.
Okay.

So, if I can raise $250,000
privately,

the city will provide
a matching grant

to make up the difference.

Well, that's a lot of money,
Mr. crane.

Have you read the statistics
on latchkey kids?

They drop out of school,
hang with the wrong crowds,

get into trouble --
you name it.

My dad's after-school program
is about helping society.

He's looking
at the big picture.

This is my daughter, Zoe,
our unofficial spokesperson.

This is my son, Kenny,
strong silent type.

All right. Well, it looks
like I'll be working for
you in a few years.

Yeah, probably all us,
really, right?

Hey.
Don't get lost.

Okay.

Nice job.

Look, I realize
it's an awful lot of money.
It is.

But with the economy, there's
just a lot of belt-tightening
going on right now, you know?

My son's right,
Mr. crane.

Can our corporation's
limited charitable funds

be best spent
on your program?

That's the question.

Alexander Bishop.

I remember watching you play
for the broncos.

It's a pleasure to meet you,
Mr. Bishop.

They'll let anybody
into this party, won't they?

Well, the fact that you're here
certainly proves that.

Hi, Brenda.
Hello.

Uh,
Brenda and Kurt Warner,

Alexander Bishop
and his son Jake.

How you doing, Jake?
Hi.
It's good to meet you.

It's a pleasure.

You guys got to watch out
for this guy.

He once hit me so hard,
it took me two days to remember

if I was in Denver
or St. Louis.

I saw that game.

That was right before
you blew out your knee, right?

That was the career ender.

Then I got into something
a little more satisfying,

and I understand you have,
too, Kurt.

Yeah, we're working
a lot with our first
things first foundation.

Still got my number?

Yeah.
All right.

Give me a call sometime.
We'll catch up.

I will.
See you, Kurt.

Very nice
to meet you guys.
See you.

Good guy.

This Tyrannosaurus Rex

is one of the largest
land carnivores of all time,

measuring up to 42 feet
in length,

13 feet tall at the hips,
and 7 tons in weight.

Check out
the babeasaurus.

You know, I bet she really likes
football players.

Come on. Really?

Yeah.

Ugh.
Oh, yeah.

All I'm saying is

if you can save my marriage,
you can save anybody's.

Finish your book.

I know. I should.

I-I just can't seem to get
the structure.

Let me help.

Chapter one -- Darcy gets
married, and he is not perfect.

Chapter two --

Annie shows Darcy that she's
not exactly perfect, either.

By the way, that was pure genius
on your part.

Chapter three --

Darcy and husband
work on their problems,

truly fall deeply in love,

and have a beautiful child
together.

That last chapter title's
a little long, isn't it?

So my book's gonna be
all about your marriage?

Not all of it.

I'm just saying some of your
clients would be embarrassed

to reveal details
of their lives.

I'm not that person.

I reveal everything.

I think it could get both of us
a lot of attention.

Could be a potential donor
for my food-bank program.

Wish me luck.
I'm off to pan for gold.

Okay, wait.
Give me the pictures.

Oh.
It's how you got me here.

Mwah!

Oh.

Oh.

We can't go in there.

Oh, relax.

We're just acquisitive
young minds.

Okay,
it's "inquisitive,"

and you don't have a mind
like that.

Okay. Huh.

Kenny, get out of there.
Dad will kill you.

Geez!

That egg could feed
the whole football team.

Hey, you break it,

you not only have to buy it.
You have to eat it.

Now, get out of there.

How's it, uh,
going up there, dad?

Get out.
Sorry.

Are you hiding
from t. Rex?

If I were still a kid,

I could definitely see
a nightmare coming.

Can you see that woman
across the room

wearing the red dress?

She's beautiful.
Inside and out.

I'm a lucky man, and I knew it
from the moment I saw her.

Not many men
could say that.

That's true.

If you don't mind,

tell me the second she looks
this way.

And I'm covering for you
because...?

Well, I promised her

I wouldn't take this out
the entire evening.

I'm faithful
in the big things, but...

This is business.

And you've never used
your cellphone as an excuse

to avoid talking to her?

No.

Never.
Absolutely not.

Okay.

Well, let's use technology

as a way to enhance your
relationship with your wife.

Text her right now
and tell her

she's the most beautiful woman
in the room.

Are you kidding?

Trust me on this.

Type.

"You're the most beautiful...
woman...

in the room."

Did you ever think of
doing this for a living?

I already do.

Excuse me.
Excuse me.

University of Colorado,
right?

I'm Mark.

Crane.
Yeah.

You're Annie Morgan,
right?

The Annie Morgan.

"The"?

You tutored me,
remember?

You were a freshman.
I was a senior.

Right.

You needed a lot of help.

Just a dumb jock
trying to keep his GPA up

to stay eligible to play.

That's me.

Hi, sweetie.

You're so sweet.
Who told you to do that?

Ah, that's my secret.

Are you here alone?

Yeah -- I mean no.

Uh --
oh, hey, uh, guys!

Come here.
I want you to meet somebody.

Old friend.
Hi.

Annie Morgan.
Hi.

This is Kenny and Zoe,
my children.

Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.

Annie Morgan. We went through
college together. She tutored me.

Very cool.

May I get a photo
of your lovely family?

Oh.
Oh, yeah, sure.

Maybe right up against
the bones.

No, I'll -- oh, I-I --

go ahead. Go.
Come on.

There she is.

That's the young woman
I was telling you about.

What a beautiful family.

Yeah. She obviously knows
what she's talking about.

Do you think
she could help?

Well...

Thank you.

Excellent. Thank you.

Thanks.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean
to be in the way.

Oh, come on.

Bye.

Bye -- oh.
Nice meeting you.

Bye.

Hey. Hey, hey. Don't go far,
'cause we're leaving soon. Okay?

Well, I better, um...
You know.

It was great seeing you.

Yeah. It was...
It's great to see you, too.

Hey, you know...

You haven't changed a bit.

I mean, you -- you --

I mean, in fact,
I would say you look better.

I-if that's possible.

Thank you.

You cold?

I...Could be. Yes.

Yes. Definitely.
Come on.

Thank you.

Where's you're husband?
I'd love to meet him.

Oh,
I-I'm not...married.

Oh.

Uh, so, what do you --
what are you doing now?

Ironically, I'm a marriage
and family counselor

here in Denver.

I know --
single marriage counselor.

Yeah.

Is your wife here?
'Cause I'm running a special.

Oh. No, I'm not married.

Uh, my wife passed away
about three years ago.

Oh. I'm sorry.

Well, thanks.

It's, uh, been an adjustment,
but, uh...

I mean, it's been roughest
on my little one, really.

I mean, it's been rough
on all of us, actually.

But, uh...
Well...

Anyway, I should --
I got to go round them up.

We, uh, got to get going.

Yeah.

It was great to see you.

You too.

Hey.

I struck out again.

Whose coat?

Oh! Mark's coat.

I better go find him.

Return it to him tomorrow.
I want to go home.

Hi, this is Mark.
You've reached my cell.

You know what to do.

Hello?

Uh, yes.
Is this Annie Morgan?

Uh, yes.

Last night at the museum,

I showed you the most beautiful
woman in the world.

Oh, the guy
with the cellphone issues.

I was so impressed

that I decided
to interview you.

To interview me?

I'm looking
for a new host for a radio show.

Denver might need
what you have to offer.

Great.

And...you're gonna
make that happen?

Run a search
on Alexander J. Bishop.

I take it
from the silence on your end

that you're looking
at my mug shot.

I -- yeah, I-I didn't --

I-I mean, I thought that...

This is
for a real interview?

For a show?

Absolutely.

Well, why don't we meet
for lunch or dinner

to talk about this?

Better idea --
you hop on a plane

and come out here
and spend the weekend

with me and my family
at my ranch in New Mexico.

I'll see you tomorrow.

We'll be in touch.

Duke, let's hunt.

As long as I'm here,

Jack has a place to be
while you're at work.

And you pay what you can afford
when you can afford it, okay?

Good. Get to work.

Don't worry.

Thank you very much,
Mr. Crane.

Hey.

Yeah, you probably didn't
lose any sleep over this.

I've been so busy,
I completely forgot it.

Thank you.

I j-- I just heard you
with that mom.

You're a good guy.

Well, I'm only a good guy
for another three weeks

until the city
shuts us down.

Why?

Lost funding
for the after-school program.

Federal cutbacks.

That's what I was doing
at the museum last night --

hat in my hand,

looking for an angel
with deep pockets.

I think I may have talked
to my angel this morning.

Oh, really?
What happened?

I met this man
at the museum,

helped him out of a tough spot
with his wife, and --

Go ahead.

Hello?

Annie, hi.
This is Jake Bishop,

vice president
at Bishop Communications.

I hear you got the early call
from my dad this morning.

Oh, yeah, right.

Listen, I'm calling
to confirm this weekend

and to get
your contact information

before messengering over
those plane tickets.

Oh, it's just me,
one is fine.

It doesn't work that way
with my dad, Annie.

When he's considering
hiring someone,

he's hiring
their entire family.

My entire what?

Well, your husband, Mark,
and the two kids.

Your family made a big impression
on my dad and mom, Annie.

You should know that.
Family's big in our business.

Can I call you
right back?

I'll be waiting.

Everything okay?

Jake Bishop?

Hey, I spoke to him last night,
he and his father.

I was trying to get them to help
with my funding.

Mr. Bishop
is thinking of putting me

on one
of his radio stations.

Wow.
That's good, huh?

But he thinks
I'm married.

To you.

Why would he think that?

Well, he must have
seen us together...

with your children?

The picture.

So, call him back now.
Straighten it out.

Right.

Always best to do it
right away. Just...

I...

I just think there's
something bigger going on here.

I mean...

I want to save marriages,
and you want to save children.

So?

So...

Wouldn't you like
another shot

at pitching your program
to Mr. Bishop?

Yeah.

And I'd really like
that new job

so I can reach out to families
who can't afford therapy.

But you're not married.

But I could be.

We could be...

to each other.

For the weekend?

So,
why are we coming here

to tell some rich guy
who thinks you two are married

that you're not?

Why don't you just call
this Bishop guy

and tell him the truth?

Because Annie can't get the job
unless she has face time

with this guy
and his family.

And your dad
gets another shot

at pitching
the after-school program.

You'll probably make a ton
of money having your own show.

It's not about the money.
It's a career choice.

Have you figured out how
you're gonna pull this off yet?

'Cause I'd kind of like
to go home.

We'll find a moment alone
with Mr. Bishop,

explain
the misunderstanding...

And by the time our heads
hit the pillow tonight,

this will all be
behind us.

I want to move
on KEQA in Portland.

It's underutilized.

I thought
we'd been through this.

I don't think
this is a good move.

For you or for me, dad?

The company can't afford
the stress

of a new acquisition.

Credit's tight.
You know that.

There they are.

Whoa!
Whoa!

I'd be careful when I give
this guy the bad news.

For once,
I agree with my brother.

All right, okay.
Come on, you guys. Let's go.

Howdy.

Welcome.

I'm so glad you could come.

And if this is your first time
to this part of New Mexico,

you're in for a treat.

Mr. Bishop.

Oh, please,
call me "Bish."

Uh, these are, um,
our children,

uh, Kenny and Zoe.

Nice to meet you.
Hi.

Hi, Kenny, Zoe.

Jake,
you remember Mark.

Yes, I do.
It's good to see you again.

And this is
Annie Morgan,

who has solid
broadcast potential.

Wow.
I don't know what to say.

That's not good for someone

who might be hosting
a radio show.

Right.

Well, maybe you and I could have
a few minutes to talk now?

Privately?

We got a whole weekend
to talk.

Don't worry
about your luggage.

I'll send somebody for it,
okay?

Come on.
I'll show you inside.

I want you to meet
my daughter Eliza.

I saw the panels
as we were driving in.

You have solar out here?

Absolutely.

New Mexico
is perfect for it.

325 days of sunshine.

I did a paper on solar energy
for my science class.

I'll tell you what,
Zoe.

Everything I do out here
is about preserving the land.

See those barrels over there?
Yeah.

We collect rainwater
and filter it.

And we do
a lot of little things,

like wash our clothes
in cold water.

And we use
rechargeable batteries.

We don't waste anything.

You take care of the land,
the land takes care of you.

Now, come on.
Let's scoot inside.

Please, come in.

Sophia! We got company!

Ah, there she is.

The girl who stole my heart
and still does.

Ah,
this is Annie and Mark.

Mark, how are you?

Pleasure.
What a beautiful home you have.

Thank you so much. Hello, Annie.
Hi.

Hi. Thank you so much
for having us.

Oh, the pleasure's
all mine.

And this is Lucia,
our daughter-in-law.

Emphasis
on the daughter part.

You've been the talk
of the house all morning,

and nobody even knows
who you are.

And we're gonna change
all that.

These must be
your lovely children.

Oh! Yes.
This is Kenny and Zoe.

Hi.
Hello.

I love
having kids on the ranch.

Keeps me young.

Bish is
the youngest guy I know.

Good luck
keeping up with him.

Hey, why don't you kids track
down my granddaughter Eliza?

This place
is out of control!

This is amazing.

This guy Bishop
must be really loaded.

I hear horses.

Whoa. The door's unlocked.
Come on. Let's go.

Don't push me.

She's out of your league.

That's impossible.

Okay,
what are we gonna do?

Because we can't sleep
in here together.

We have to.
I'll sleep on the floor.

Don't worry.
I don't snore.

Don't you have any...
regular old socks?

My mother
bought these socks for me

and these underwear.

Your mother still buys

your socks and underwear
for you?

Oh,
this is a bad sign.

Why is that a bad sign?

Well, it's a bad sign
because it means

you can't make basic,
personal decisions,

like how come you didn't stop me
from doing this?

Because this guy Bishop

can single-handedly save
my kid's program

and give you an entirely new
career opportunity.

And if that's selfish,
then shoot me.

Mark!

These are decent people,
and we're deceiving them.

And what kind of signal
is this sending your children?

Don't you mean
our children?

At least until we tell them
the truth.

Okay, let's talk about
where you're sleeping again.

Hi.

Hey. You're, uh...

You're really good.

Thanks.

Oh.

Did you want to go
for a ride?

We can take him back out.
He's really gentle.

Um, that's okay,
maybe later.

Are you into sports
like your dad?

Yeah.

Football,
basketball, baseball.

I don't know. I ju--
I like being on a team.

How about you?

Volleyball.

It gets me
out of the house

and away from everything
that's going on.

Yeah.

My name's Eliza.

And this is Trey.

Uh, Kenny.

I have to rub him down.
Did you want to give me a hand?

Uh, yeah. Yeah.

Okay, come on.

Well?

I just met
the girl of my dreams.

You say that
after every girl you meet.

This girl is different.

You say that, too.

Ah, she's just --

wow. I...

You're so articulate
when you fall in love.

Well, she's almost as cute
as my sister.

All right, guys, listen up.

Annie and I have discussed it,
and Annie feels

it's best if we tell the truth
sooner than later.

I just can't put this off.

Your dad and I are gonna
tell Mr. Bishop everything,

and then
we can all just go home.

No, no.
You know, wait.

I-I'm against this whole
telling-the-truth thing right now.

What are you talking about?

You wanted to leave
before we even got here.

Dad?

When was the last time
you got to commune with nature?

Huh? You know,
forget nature.

The -- the universe!

The whole universe
is right here!

I mean, think of
the stars at night, huh?

Breathing this fresh air.

You know,
meeting the locals.

What's going on?
It's a girl.

Lunchtime, everybody!

I'm sorry.

I just can't live with myself
if I don't say something.

I hope everyone is hungry.
I love to cook.

Which is why
I have to run five miles a day

to stay even.

You run five miles a day?

Or more.
You a runner?

Yeah. I run.

If you think you can keep up,
we'll have go out sometime.

Oh, don't worry. I won't have
any problem keeping up.

You're a competitor.
I like that.

That's -- that's one
of the reasons you're here.

My guess --

if you counsel a couple
and things don't work out,

you take that
as a personal failure.

I don't like to lose.

And I don't like to see
couples lose

or their children.

My parents gave up
on their marriage,

so, for me, keeping families
together is personal.

We're on the same page.

Before this goes
any further,

there's something
you should know.

Um...

Me and my sister
would love to make a toast,

uh, to our, um, parents,
right, Zo?

Um...

What you guys do, uh,
for others...

Is...is just...

Awesome.
Thank you.

Easy.

To have your kids
look up to you.

That's what it's all about,
isn't it?

To a memorable weekend.

Cheers.
Cheers. Cheers.

Honestly, I don't know
what you guys were thinking.

Dad, we did it for you.
Okay?

I mean, we know how much
the program means to you.

I know you meant well, but --
I mean...

This just really complicates
everything now.

Sorry.
Yeah, we're sorry.

Well, your dad's right,

the longer we wait
to tell the truth,

the worse it'll be
for all of us.

Aim slightly off center
to get a good break.

Sweet.

He knows!
Are you kidding me?!

What?!
He's gonna shoot us?!

Move it!

Let's go! Let's go!

What do we do now?

Well,
you're the ex-football player.

Save us!

Oh, great.

Dad didn't tell you,
did he?

No. Tell us what?

Where is everybody?

Nobody stays
at the Bishop ranch for free.

When you come here,
you work,

and today
we're mending fences.

I thought we were gonna die.

All right, so, jeans, boots.
Dress warm, you guys.

We got some snow
in the high country last night.

All right?
Everything's in your rooms.

Meet outside in 10.

Let's go! Let's go!
Come on!

We could have built
the Great Wall of China by now.

What's my horse's name?

Dollor.

After John Wayne's horse
in "True Grit."

Where is
that wife of yours?

Hey, you know women, Bish.

Get rid of those shoes.
This is the wild west.

You look ridiculous.

Sorry,
but the boots didn't fit.

Bish!
You'll spook the horses.

Ignore General Custer.
You look darling.

Come on, mount up! We're headed
for the high country!

Here you go.
Oh.

Oh, brother.
Horses aren't my thing.

I took one for the team
this morning

by getting on
that plane.

I don't like flying.
It's your turn.

Really? You didn't tell me
on the flight.

'Cause I was talking myself out
of a panic attack.

If you're not comfortable
on the horse,

why don't you get in the ATV
with Sophia?

Thank you.

Are we finally ready?!

Now, we don't come back
until all the fences are fixed

and the cows come home.

Wait. That's it?
All this for cows?

Geez, I thought the world
was coming to an end...

...Or something.
Son?

If you're a cow
out in the cold, lost,

no food for days,
and coyotes circling you,

waiting to rip your guts out
and kill you,

that is the end of the world.
Ugh.

Come on, boy.
Let's go.

Come on.

Oh, it's so beautiful.
Do you live here year-round?

Oh, no. I couldn't take it.
Too isolated for me.

The ranch has been
in Bish's family

for about 100 years.

Truthfully,

I think Bish should have
been born 100 years ago.

But then
he wouldn't have met you.

So, tell me
what it was like

the very first time
you saw Mark.

Oh.

Well...
University of Colorado.

I was a freshman
on scholarship.

As part of my work-study,
I had to tutor athletes.

Mm-hmm.

He was
one of those jock types

that had great instincts
on the football field,

but couldn't pass math
if his life depended on it.

He had this great smile
and charm about him.

You know, he was a senior.

He was a star,
but he was humble.

He didn't act like it.

Yeah, every girl in school
wanted to get him.

Oh, but you were
the lucky one.

So, tell me,
where'd you get married?

Married?

We...Were poor.

Oh. Mm-hmm.

We eloped.
Just...took off.

Two college kids
in a van.

And having no idea
what we were doing

or --
or where we were going.

You know, I think I'm --
I'm ready to try riding again.

Oh. Bish!

Annie's ready
to cowboy up!

That's great! Just as soon
as we fix this fence!

Here you go, Annie.

Gonna ride her,
huh, cowgirl?

I just told Sophia
we eloped.

Oh, good one.

I know. I'm sorry.

We're in this even deeper.
We have to tell them.

I...
Let's think about it.

Hold it straight, Lucia.

Thank you.

Oh, sweet.

Jake still has it
in his head

to run
a station of his own.

Dad, he should.

He has creative ideas,
and he wants to try them out.

Why can't he be creative
in Denver?

And -- and what's so awful
about working with his father

and eventually taking over
the company?

Truth?

Always.

Sometimes
the entrepreneur in you

gets mixed up
with the dad part.

Here.

Hold this, will you?

So, how many acres
do you have?

About 25,000.

My great-grandfather left
everyone he knew in Virginia

and came here
and fought for this land.

It's been in our family
ever since.

Who'd he have to fight?

Whoever got in his way.

Hello?

All right.

Sometimes I wish the stupid
cellphone towers would just explode.

Why would you want that?

So my parents would actually
talk to each other.

So, uh,
what do you do here?

You ride, camp, hike.

I can't wait to show you
grandpa's swimming pool.

There's not a mall
anywhere.

Out here...

I have
everything that I need.

So, where did
you and Jake meet?

Museum of Natural History
in New York.

Jake was getting his MBA
at Columbia.

I think I saw him
a half-dozen times

before he got up the nerve
to talk to me.

Shy?

Selfless.
I liked that.

He had big ideas,
dreams for the future.

But, um...

Sometimes he isn't ambitious
enough for his own good.

Excuse me.

Okay, Zoe.
I'll hold it.

You nail that side.

Hit it hard.

There!

Ha ha! There you go!
All right!

Give me that.
You're taking forever.

I talked to my dad,
okay?

I told him I wanted to take over
the Portland station.

You've been telling him that
for the last year,

and he tells you
the same thing -- no.

Did you tell him

you are going to take over
the Portland station

with or without his help?

Give me the hammer.
Here.

Give me a hammer.

Dad's acting weird.

Yeah?

Looks like
he really likes her.

All right.
Here you go.

Hot chocolate, kids?

Oh!
Yeah, thank you.

Hi.

Would I look
absolutely ridiculous

if I went a little pink?

You'd do that?
Oh, sure.

I love to shake things up
with Bish.

He loves surprises.
I'm in.

I'll help you.

I'm exhausted.

Yeah, me too.
Harder than it looks, huh?

Yeah.

Uh, Mr. Bishop,
can we, uh, take a break?

You play football?

Yes, sir.
Let's go!

Touchdown!

Don't give me a break, okay?
I can handle it.

Ohh!

What's the matter?
Can't take a hit?

Easy, tiger.

Good hit, mom!

I like what I'm seein'.
Take down the old guy.

Hey, can we, like,
race back to the ranch?

Okay.

Hey, where they going?

I gotta talk to Zoe.
She can't fit in this way.

I'd give her some time.

Eliza has some fun in store,
I'm sure.

Zoe needs that.

Yeah, but she just reacts so
emotionally sometimes, you know?

Well, I don't blame her.

I mean,
she's having a difficult...

time.

Look, Mark...

you've got to love her
and be patient.

Patience is everything.

You know, she's 13.
She's going through changes.

She's on a roller coaster.
She lost her mother.

It's important that you see
things from her point of view.

I know. You're right.

I read the books on how to be
a better father.

I'm talking to other dads.
It's just...

Everything okay?

Yeah, I was just talking
to Annie, changing my shirt.

We need to talk.

Right after
I leave Annie in the dust.

You know
how to shoot a gun?

So...think you can handle
the pressure

of your own radio show?
No problem.

Good. 'Cause you belong
on the radio.

But it's like
being an athlete.

You get tested every day,

and some people fold
like a house of cards.

You don't like losing,
do you?

I hate losing.
Why do you think I'm successful?

Not because I'm the smartest guy
in the world,

but because I'm the guy
who never gives up.

I know the feeling.

So, what was your sport
in college?

Cross country.

Cross country. Ooh!

♪ Oh, mama thinks
we're made out of money ♪

♪ daddy thinks
we need more time ♪

♪ sister's got her own opinion ♪

Race you to the cliffs.

Okay.

Let's go!

♪ I ain't trying to say
they're crazy ♪

♪ I don't
want to say they're wrong ♪

♪ I ain't trying to
complicate it ♪

♪ I just want to sing my song ♪

♪ so long ♪

♪ to the city life ♪

♪ so long ♪

♪ to the neon sign ♪

♪ I'm gone ♪

♪ I'll trade the trouble
and this drive ♪

♪ for the country life ♪

♪ If I could get in touch
with my cousin ♪

♪ maybe we could go away
for a while ♪

♪ if we ever want to come back ♪

♪ girl, you know we're gonna
be back in style ♪

♪ 27 hours later ♪

♪ we could buy
a couple bottles of wine ♪

♪ we don't need
the conversation... ♪

Here it is.

What is it?

Abandoned dwellings
of ancient civilizations.

Really?
Can we go there?

It's spooky...
especially in the dark.

Well,
I don't scare easy.

That is so not true.

Every time
there's a thunderstorm,

he wants to sleep on the floor
in my room.

I don't know
where she gets it from.

And scary movies?

Oh. You're afraid
of scary movies?

Okay. Let's go.

It's gonna get dark.
Stay close.

Pull!

Nice shot.

Thanks.

Went hunting a lot
as a kid with my dad.

Pull, pull.

Impressive.

No.

Practice.

So, how did you
first meet Annie?

I met her in college.

She, uh, worked
in the tutoring lab,

and I happened to be
walking by one day,

and she was standing
in the window.

She was the most beautiful girl
I'd ever seen.

So, I went in and found out
she was a math tutor,

so I got her
to teach me math...

Even though math was
my best subject.

And...?

Well, the rest is history,
I guess.

Pull.

Excuse me.

Bishop.

What?!

We fixed fences
all afternoon.

Where?

Okay, Danny, I'm on it.
I'm on it.

Problem?

We're gonna have to
wrap this up.

More down fences --

this time
on the north side.

Cows all over
my neighbor's property.

He's a rock-'n'-roll rancher.
You know, all hat and no horse.

Lucy and Bishop
seem to get along very well.

Oh. Lucy can't understand
why Jake seems satisfied

to live
in the shadow of his father.

Even though
he loves his father.

That's true.

Did, uh, you and Mark
ever have a hard time?

Oh, yeah.

Of course.
Everybody does.

Oh, his mother.

Oh.
The mother-in-law.

It drove me crazy
that she bought his underwear.

She bought his underwear?

Yeah. Still does.

Here you go.

Oh!
Thank you so much.

My pleasure.

I don't think
I've ever seen a couple

look at each other
the way you and Mark do.

It's like you just met.

Well, I think that's the key.
Keeping the marriage fresh.

What's interesting
about you and Mark is

that even though
you act like newlyweds,

neither one of you wears
a wedding ring.

Hi, honey!

Hi, sweetheart!

Hey.
I missed you!

Excuse me. Sure.
You too.

I can't take it anymore.

Lucy pointed out
we're not wearing wedding rings.

Who doesn't wear wedding rings?
Lots of people.

But I'm
a marriage counselor.

I know how lies erode
relationships.

The game's over.
I can't stand it.

I can't live with myself
anymore.

Mark!

I'm telling him now.
No, no, no.

Wait. Listen to me.

He wants to talk to me
about my program.

Just let me have the talk.

Okay? The kids need it. Please?
We've come this far.

Okay.

But do it now.
Don't put it off.

Promise.

Annie!

Want to ride along
with us?

Oh. No, thanks,

I'm gonna help Sophia
in the kitchen.

Oh.

We riding a horse?

Son, we're talking about
425 horses.

Let's go!
Let's go!

Come on!

Hey, let's --
let's take the horses!

It's too far!
This will be fun!

I'll show you
a few tricks I've learned,

and then we can talk about
your funding.

You really know
how to fly this, right?

800 combat missions
over Nam.

I been shot at, shot down,

and survived death
at every turn.

Now, get in.

And buckle up.

You never know
what could happen.

But if something
goes wrong up there...

At least we'll go out
in style!

Got your insurance paid up?

Listen, Mr. Bishop...

Whoo-hoo!

I-I'm not comfortable up here.
I want to go back.

Watch this.
Watch this.

Whoo-hoo!

Don't do that again.

No, no. Watch this.
Whoo-hoo!

What's Bishop doing
up there?

He's such a little kid.
He's just showing off.

Watch this.
Watch this.

Gonna stall out.

You can't stall
helicopters, sir!

Stop this now, please!

Whoo-hoo!

Whoo!

All right. Okay.
Listen. Listen.

This isn't fun, all right?
Stop.

Seriously.
Whee!

Seriously, sir.
Take me back now.

I'm not laughing.

I thought you used to play
pro football.

This looks really bad
for the NFL

to have an ex-football player
panic up in the skies.

Son, you need to learn
to cowboy up.

I got to round up
those cows.

Sorry, Bish.

Mark! Mark!

Annie, I tried to tell him.
I swear to you I did.

I-I know.
I-I know.

The man's crazy.

You know,
the whole time up there,

I'm thinking I'm gonna die
in the middle of this lie,

and I'm gonna leave you
to clean up the mess.

He did a loop-the-loop.

Really?
A-a loop-the-loop?

A loop-the-loop.
In a helicopter!

Well...

That actually
sounds kind of fun.

Look, I got to
tell you something.

That night after the party,
when I got home...

I tried to call you
at midnight.

It went right
to the answering machine,

so I kind of figured
you must be...

No, no.

At midnight
I was calling you.

No, you weren't.
Really?

Yeah.

I just...
I was thinking I, uh --

that I really
wanted to see you again.

Oh,
I don't feel so good.

Oh.

It's okay.
I'm -- I'm here with you now.

Uh, this place
is so creepy.

No, it's not!

What was that?

It's like this
every time I come up here.

You're being tested.

Tested?

To see
if you're afraid.

Who lived here?

Anasazis.
Native Americans.

They moved to the valley
over a thousand years ago.

Some of the cliff dwellings
even have over 200 rooms.

This is
a whole civilization.

Just think --
an entire city.

So what happened
to 'em?

They disappeared.

Nobody
really knows why.

I mean,
climate change, war.

Maybe it's -- maybe it's time
to get out of here, huh?

No. I-I like it here.
I can relate to all this.

This is one of the coolest
places on the planet.

You are so lucky.

Shh, shh, shh, shh!

Some say that a few Anasazis
still, you know,

roam these parts,
protecting their land.

Um, let's -- let's go.

No!
Come on.

Come on, let's go.

There's nothing here
but a bunch of old rocks.

Stop! No! It's cool!
Come on! Zoe, let's go!

Ay-yi-yi-yi!
Aah! Ow!

Come on, let's go.

Oh, no. Come on.

Bats! Bats! Bats!
Aah!

Why would a married man
change his shirt in the hallway

while his wife was putting
her sneakers on in the bedroom?

Neither one of them
wears a wedding ring.

It's curious.

How's your stomach?

It's getting better.
Thanks.

So, how did
you and Danielle meet?

We met in a laundromat

after you had transferred
to UCLA.

How'd you know I left?

I asked the guy
who ran the tutor lab.

I said, "where is she?"

So, why did you leave?

Uh, my parents were going
through a messy divorce.

I needed to be with them.

Must have been tough.

Yeah, well, it must have
been tougher for you.

How did Danielle...

Kenny and I
were at a basketball game.

Zoe was at home with her mom
when she collapsed.

Zoe called 911.

But by the time the paramedics
got there, she had passed.

And Zoe was all alone.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Hey, how was it?
Oh, it was amazing.

Hey, honey.
Not now.

I might take up archaeology
in college.

Zoe, come sit.
Tell us about it.

Maybe later. I have videos
of Kenny for Facebook.

You wouldn't.

You don't even
have any friends on Facebook!

Leave me alone!
What's everyone's problem?!

Hey there, Jack Frost.

You look lonely.

I think most people think

that animals can't
get their feelings hurt,

but I think they're wrong.

Hey.

Got a little company,
huh?

Got a second for me?

Sweetheart, I want you
to understand...

I like spending time
with Annie.

She's a lot of fun.

But nothing, nothing,
is gonna happen.

Dad, I'm not stupid.
It's already happened.

What are you
talking about.

The way you look at her.

How do I look at her?

Like Kenny
looks at Eliza.

That's bad.

Do you even
think about mom?

Every day. Every hour.

Honey, nobody is gonna
replace your mom.

Nobody could.

Dad, what are we
gonna do?

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Yea-a-a-h!

Whoo-hoo!

Hey, watch out below!

I got it!

You know, I've looked
at your business plan

for your program,
and I have one question --

why don't you give yourself
a bigger salary?

Well, Mr. Bishop, I want
as much money as I can get

to go into the program
for the kids.

Here!

Well, I tell you, I'm --
I'm thinking seriously

about funding
your program.

And now I need to talk
to Annie.

That should be
easy for you.

Hey, guys --
be safe, all right?

I'll be back in a while.

Okay!
Yeah! Later!

Aah! Aah!

You guys really get along,
don't you?

He adores me.

And your mom and dad
get along so...

Such a great family.

Yeah, well, your parents
are pretty cool, too.

Thanks.

Can I ask you a favor?

Yeah, of course.

Your mom being a marriage
counselor and all...

You think you could ask her
to talk to my parents?

Sure. Yeah.

No, yeah, she'd, uh --
she'd do that.

Okay.

Come on.
Let's go get changed.

What do you think
you're doing?

You know,
I'm helping Eliza.

Let her parents find their own
marriage counselor.

What's wrong with you?

You know,
you're so selfish.

It's not always
about you, Zo.

Annie, I thought you might
be interested in this.

Wh...It's a town.

I mean,
you've got a whole town,

and not any town
but a real western town.

You know where I met Sophia?
At the movies.

We both went to see

"Butch Cassidy and
the Sundance kid."

Alone.

I had never seen
such a beautiful woman.

I asked her out and...

...Discovered we shared
all kinds of things in common.

And we loved
western movies.

Robert Redford
was her hero.

Me, well,
I'm a Paul Newman guy.

Between the two of us,

we watched every western
we could lay our hands on.

We just
love cowboy movies.

Okay.

But...This?

Well,
it's not about the town.

It's about Sophia
and how I feel about her.

Annie, I...
I just didn't want to forget

the moment I saw her.

There's nothing like it,

knowing you're looking
at the person

you want to spend
the rest of your life with.

Well...

for our 30th,
I put all this together.

And now every time I walk into
my little town with my wife,

I get to re-live
that moment.

I think you should be
the marriage counselor.

Look, I'm sure it was the same
with you and Mark, right?

What's he want now?

That bell rings
every five minutes.

I think he knows.
Let's find out.

Kenny and Zoe,
you kids come over here.

Yes, sir.

And you two are in
for a big surprise.

When Bish and I learned
that you two had eloped...

I said, "we've got to fix that."
Fix it?

What do you mean?

I mean we're fixing it
cowboy style.

In the early 1800s,
the West was a new frontier.

And when a couple
arrived in New Mexico,

the land
became their life.

And out of that
came a tradition

of couples
renewing their vows.

Oh, uh, Mr. Bishop,

we don't like to draw
attention to ourselves.

Annie's right,
uh, Mr. Bishop.

We, uh, kind of cherish
the memory of our elopement.

Hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Well, I mean,
if it's just symbolic...

Hands together.

And you look
at each other.

And the vow
goes like this --

you will feel no cold,

for each of you
will be warmth to the other.

There is
no more loneliness,

for each of you
will be companion to the other.

So, now what?

Gunfire?

You got to be kidding.

You kiss each other.

Now that is a kiss!

Whoo!

Here you go.
Have you guys seen Zoe?

Mnh-mnh.
Mnh-mnh.

Okay. Thanks.

Annie, let me do that.

Oh, thanks.

Yeah.

So, Jake, Lucy told me
one of the things

she loved about you most
is your lack of ego.

She said you never
talk about yourself.

It's all about her.

So, tell me more.

Uh, well,

I didn't know
if I had what it took

to make it
in the business world.

And I had
some pretty big shoes to fill.

And then I met Lucy,
and, uh...

Well, she told me
to make this list

of all the things
that I was good at.

And she said over and over again
that I could do anything.

And she kept telling me
that she believed in me.

I still believe in you.

So, Jake,
what was it about Lucy

that made you want to spend
the rest of your life with her?

She told me
I would make a great father.

Mm.

Zoe?!

Have you seen Zoe?
No.

Yeah,
she's not upstairs.

No luck out back.
Let's check the barns.

Zoe?!

Zo! Zoe!

Zoe! Zo!

Zoe!

Oh, no.
The little ATV's missing.

Eliza, you take Kenny.

Got it.
Mark, come with me.

Come on. She's out there alone.
It's not safe.

Annie,
why don't you wait here

and let us know
if she comes back.

It's getting dark!
You need to hurry!

You guys check
out by the tree line.

Zoe!

Zoe!

Zoe!

Zoe!

Zoe!

Zoe!

Zoe!

This is not funny!

Zoe!

Zoe! Zo!

Oh, Zoe.

Zoe, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

What happened to you?
Why did you leave?

I just had to get away,
okay?

I think
I hurt my wrist.

Oh, yeah,
it looks swollen.

Okay, don't move it.

It'll be okay.
They'll find us.

Thanks.

Zoe, where are you?!

Zoe, come on!

That's
a beautiful brush.

Thanks.
It was my mom's.

You must
miss her so much.

It's a terrible thing
to lose your mother.

Do you still
talk about her?

Sometimes I talk about her,
sometimes I don't.

Well, I hope you feel
comfortable talking about her

to your dad
and your friends.

You know, you don't have to
manage this all by yourself.

Most of my friends
feel uncomfortable

when I bring up my mom.

They probably just don't know
what to say or how to help.

You know,
it might make it easier

if -- if you talk about

all the happy memories
you have with your mom.

Tell me, what's one quality you
remember the most about her?

Oh, that's easy.
Her laugh.

She was always laughing.

She said "Zoe, always try
and find the joy around you."

Her and my dad were always
laughing about something.

Hey, what is it?

That's why it's so hard
with you being around...

Because my dad laughs with you
like he did with my mom.

There's no pain
like losing someone you love.

It takes a lot of courage

to allow yourself
to be happy again.

And it's even harder
to let yourself love again.

Does that make sense?

Sort of.

When my mom died,
I was holding her hand.

She told me
she wanted me to be happy...

and Kenny...
and my dad.

And you just never thought
that your dad being happy

might mean
he'd find someone else.

Yeah.

I feel bad because
I want my dad to be happy.

Don't worry, honey.

It's just a strain. It will be
better before you know it.

What's this?

Check that out.

Bishop built this town
for Sophia.

Wow!
This is so cool!

♪ Oh, everybody ♪

♪ wants to be somebody ♪

♪ oh, yes, it's true ♪

♪ no telling ♪
Wow!

♪ What some people will do ♪
this is unbelievable.

♪ Oh, nobody ♪
hey.

♪ Wants to be a nobody ♪

♪ 'cause it's
a far more bitter fate ♪

♪ to go through this life
carrying the... ♪

This is your last night!
Live it up!

♪ ...Weight ♪

♪ when they shoot somebody
for the clothes they wear ♪

♪ and they'll advertise it
like it's ordinary ♪

♪ they got territories ♪

♪ so they stand their ground ♪

♪ but what they don't know
is what comes around ♪

♪ it comes right back around ♪

♪ what they really wanted ♪

♪ is to be accepted ♪

♪ to find out in the end ♪

♪ that the streets
are self-corrected ♪

♪ oh, everybody
wants to be somebody ♪

♪ oh, yes, it's true ♪

♪ no telling
what some people will do ♪

♪ oh, nobody
wants to be a nobody ♪

♪ 'cause it's
a far more bitter fate ♪

♪ to go through this life
carrying the weight ♪

♪ o-o-o-o-h ♪

Hey, listen,
everybody, I want you to meet

my friend and neighbor,
Danny Gokey.

Hello.

Hey, Bish, I never got around
to thanking you

for finally getting your cattle
off my property.

Well, we couldn't have them
disturbing you, could we?

I tell you what, Bish.

I have a special song
called "Crazy Not To"

that I think
you guys might like.

All right.

♪ Love, I don't think so ♪

♪ I'd have to be a fool
to go down that road ♪

♪ aw, but look at you,
look at you, look at you ♪

♪ I'd be crazy not to ♪
hey, dad,
I need to talk to you.

Look, the truth is,

since you've said no
so many times,

I've put private-equity
financing in place

to make a deal on the Portland station.
Okay.

I want to hire
my own people.

I got some ideas
that I want to try out.

I can do this.

Have you
thought this through?

Yeah, I have.

Well,
maybe there's a way --

Dad, I need to do this one
on my own.

♪ My best bet ♪
Bish, let's go dance.

♪ Is turn around and run ♪

♪ and not get
all caught up in your love ♪

♪ my friends say
I'm crazy if I do ♪

♪ aw, but look at you,
look at you, look at you ♪

♪ oh, I'd be crazy
not t-o-o-o-o ♪

♪ my heart
is telling me to stay ♪

♪ like maybe I should take
a chance and have faith ♪

♪ aw, but look at you,
look at you, look at you ♪

Man, this is so great.
I-I love it here.

A-and it's all because you guys
are pretending to be married

and you're not.

Uh, thanks, thanks.

♪ Is turn around and run ♪

♪ and not get
all caught up in your love ♪

♪ my friends say
I'd be crazy if I do ♪

Please, uh, wait.
♪ aw, but look at you,
look at you, look at you ♪

Stop. Stop.

W-what's going on?

The truth.
The truth about Mark and me.

Oh, mom, mom,
I love you so much.

Zoe, I-I-I know
what you're trying to do,

and it's wrong --
it's -- it's all wrong.

I'm sorry.

But the truth is, Mark and I
have been lying to you.

We're not...married.

You're not married?
You're kidding?

No, Mark and I hadn't seen
each other since college

until last week.

We've tried to tell you
several times, uh...

But I wanted
the business opportunity.

I was trying to save
my youth program.

I-it was so wrong of us.

I've set a terrible example
for my children.

You both lied.

There's a code I live by

that was not honored
this weekend.

You will not be a part
of my programming...

and you will not receive
funding from me.

Truth...is everything.

Sorry to complicate
your weekend.

Yeah, well,
you never really know

what life's gonna throw at you,
do you?

No. No, you don't.

I needed a weekend like this.
Something to push me.

I needed Annie.

You know, your favorite
expression is "cowboy up."

That's all I'm doing,
dad.

I'm getting on the bull
and taking a chance,

just trying to hold on
for eight seconds.

I just want to be like you.

Son...

Yeah?

Ready?

Ready.

What do you think?

Awesome, isn't it?

Yeah, I think that I
am gonna have a very good time

the next time I have to go

to one of those
old stuffy museum events.

Zoe...

You've needed somebody
to talk to for a long time.

So, you know what?
Don't let her go.

Thanks.

I'm gonna go say goodbye to Jack Frost.
Okay.

Oh, don't forget
to e-mail me.

You do e-mail?
Get out of here.

I think
it's okay to move on.

Maybe it's
what mom would have wanted.

What do you think?

Good boy.

So...

When do you think
you'll be moving to Portland?

I don't know.

Well, if you're
still in Denver,

would you come
to one of my games?

Count on it.

Annie.

Annie.

I'm so sorry.

I shouldn't have deceived
you or Bishop --

any of you.

I know.

But you can admit
your fault.

That's another reason
why I like you.

And there was a silver lining
in your mistake --

Jake and Lucy.

You know,
the corner's been turned.

Oh, I hope so.

None of us are too old
to change, are we?

Kids, we're sorry we dragged you
into all of this.

Let this be
a lesson to you --

always tell the truth.

Even when
it's not convenient.

It's gonna be
a long flight home

we really blew it,
didn't we?

Yep, a lot went on
this weekend, huh?

Yeah. I mean,
it was a pressure situation.

You know?

That happens, you just lose
all reason and perspective.

Your emotions get
the better of you sometimes.

Yeah, and then
you come back down to earth.

Yeah.

It's amazing -- they're
both crazy for each other

but won't admit that
they're crazy for each other.

Maybe we
ought to get going.

Got a lot --
lot to do this week.

Get the kids home,
you know?

Yeah.

Better get a move on
and get back at it.

Okay.

♪ Now that I've worn out ♪

♪ I've worn out the world ♪

♪ I'm on my knees
in fascination ♪

♪ Looking through the night ♪

♪ and the moon's
never seen me before ♪

♪ but I'm reflecting light ♪

♪ I wrote the pain down ♪

♪ got off and looked up ♪

♪ looked into your eyes ♪

♪ the lost open windows ♪

♪ all around my dark heart ♪

♪ lit up the skies ♪

Annie, why am I here?

Because...
I need you here with me.

No. Wrong.

Chapter 13 --
"marriage counselor

finds the man of her dreams
but won't admit it."

You need Mark with you,
not me.

It's just an infatuation,

which is
a shallow emotion --

something
that won't last.

Something
I just need to get over.

You're afraid.
I'm not af--

Afraid to take
your own advice.

The courage to love --

you can sure talk about it,
but you don't live it.

You're gutless.

Zo,
what's up with dad?

He's reaching
the breaking point.

I'll see you next week --
the usual time.

Remember --
we always talk about

having the courage
to trust our convictions,

but we can't forget about
the courage it takes to love.

Folks.

Hi.

Bishop.
Would you like to come in?

Thank you.

"The courage to love."
Where did that come from?

Oh, somebody smarter than me
wrote it somewhere.

Well, there are a lot
of smart people in the world,

and I'm
not always one of them.

At least you're honest.

Not really...
Which is why I'm here.

I'm afraid
I brought you to New Mexico

under false pretenses,
young lady.

I was hoping you could help
save my son's marriage.

How are Jake and Lucy?

Getting there.

Look, I-I've decided

you're just not right
for the radio.

You made that very clear
last week.

I don't blame you --

Let me finish.

You're aren't right.
You're perfect.

W-what?

Sophia told me
I would be a fool

if I didn't hire you.

And...we both know
Sophia is always right.

So I am offering you
your own show on KTRD.

But I'm not married.

I'm flexible.

I'll work for you
on one condition.

17.
7.

Charlie, get your nose in that
rule book again, tonight, okay?

No more fouls. I'll see you next week.
19.

All right, guys.
Let's go -- dinner.
20!

Where we going to dinner?

Where do you think?

Burger Barn!
Ew.

I'm going vegan.

Annie!

Hi.
Hi.
Annie.

Hi.
Hi.

Whoa.

The play clock
is ticking down. Hello.

Been a long time.

6 days, 22 hours,
and 48 minutes.

Seems a little longer
to me.

Alexander Bishop
showed up at my office.

He offered me a job!

He did? Wow.

My own radio show.

That's great.

Congratulations.
You deserve it.

And he offered you

the funding for the after-school program.
I know.

You know?

Yeah,
I just spoke to him.

Well, did he tell you
the condition?

No.

We get married.

I'm just kidding!
That's not part of the plan!

That was
a game-changer.

Definitely.

Joe, you play sports?

I was a linebacker.
East High Warriors.

Okay, tough guy.
So you took some hits.

Yeah, but I got back up.
I could take it.

For the team.
For the team, right.

Do you have kids?
I can hear 'em. How old?

8 and 6.

Joe, whether you know it or not,
you've got a team.

And you may take some hits,
but you better have the courage

to get up and keep playing.

Because the team
you're on now

is a lot more important
than the Warriors.

Don't quit.

Was it ever easy, Joe?

No.

But it was worth it,
right?

When you gave it your all,
I-it was the best, wasn't it?

Yeah. I don't know.
I just don't know.

Call back, Joe. Let me know
you're in the game.

Until tomorrow, this is
Annie Morgan at KTRD, Denver.

Remember --
love takes courage.

We're out.

You are a hit!

Good job.
You think so?

Oh, I know so. The numbers
are already coming in.

Hi!
Hey.

Oh.
Good job.

Amazing.

That was awesome!
I can't wait to tell my friends!

You were born for this.

Thanks, you guys.

Hey, Annie, that last caller
Joe called again.

Said he needs to talk
to you.

Annie, he can
call back tomorrow.

Uh, no.
I want to talk to him.

Will you wait?
I'll be just a minute.

Yeah.

♪ I've been hanging my hair
outside of this tower ♪

♪ waiting for a savior ♪

♪ when all along
I had the power ♪

Hi, Joe. It's Annie.

Hey. I just wanted...
Yeah? What's going on?

♪ It's gonna be a better day ♪

♪ I think I'm gonna be okay ♪

♪ I got a little air
to breathe ♪

♪ it's all right with me ♪

♪ I got a little light
to shine ♪

♪ you can't take what's mine ♪

♪ I've been down so low ♪

♪ nowhere but up to go ♪

♪ so, go ahead,
bring all the rain ♪

♪ it's gonna be a better day ♪

♪ na-na-na-na-na-na ♪

♪ na-na-na-na-na-na ♪

♪ na-na-na-na-na-na-na ♪

♪ ha ♪

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♪ every princess has a castle ♪

♪ some kind of honor to defend ♪

♪ honor to defend ♪

♪ I would rather fight
my battles, yeah ♪

♪ than hide behind
a thousand men ♪

♪ and I've been hanging my hair
outside of this tower ♪

♪ waiting for a savior ♪

♪ when all along I had the power
to save myself ♪

♪ and I can tell ♪

♪ it's gonna be a better day ♪

♪ I think I'm gonna be okay ♪

♪ I got a little air
to breathe ♪

♪ it's all right with me ♪

♪ I got a little light
to shine ♪

♪ you can't take what's mine ♪

♪ I've been down so low ♪