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Previously on
"A Million Little Things"...

Get down!
[ Breathing heavily ]

You want to talk about it?Mnh-mnh.

I'm not sure that I should be
making my movie.

This isn't
just your story.

You haveto make this.

Last night was great.

I love the idea of having

a no-strings-attached
casual fling,

but I reallydon't want anything
serious right now.

Are you taking anything
for the pain?

I'm not gonna take
what they prescribed me.

I'm sober.

Katherine gave me
another chance.

I'm not gonna blow it.

♪♪

I can't lose
another friend.

Gary? You okay?

I didn't know
who else to call.

♪ ...or marry me ♪

♪ I'm the one that loves you,
baby, can't you see?♪

♪ I ain't got no future
or family tree♪

♪ But I know what a prince
and lover ought to be♪

♪ I know what a prince and lover
ought to be♪

What the hellis happening here?♪ Said if you want
to call me baby♪

I'm just dancing
while putting away the dishes,

which, according to
the chore wheel,

is something
you should've done yesterday.

I think some of the stuff
I did last night

made me exempt
from the chore wheel --

not that it was a chore.♪ Just go ahead now♪

What is this
horrendous playlist?

It's hold music.

It was really annoying
for the first 10 minutes,

but now I'm kind of --

I don't know.
I'm getting into it.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Guitar solo]

That is impressive.

Is there anything
you can't pretend to do?

[ Chuckles ]

Who -- Who are you
on hold with, anyway?

It's Oxford Medical Center.
They sent me an e-mail

saying they were canceling
my six-month cancer screening,

so I'm just trying to
reschedule.

Man: We are experiencing
an extremely high call volume.

[ Cellphone vibrates ] Your call
is very important to us.

Please stay on the line
for the next representative.

Wow.♪ ...or marry me♪

I don't think you're getting
that appointment.
What?

I just had an alert
on my phone

saying that there are now
five people in Oxford

who've tested positive
for the coronavirus.

And who knows how many more
have gotten it

and haven't been tested.

♪ Said if you want
to call me...♪

[ Cellphone beeps ]Whoa! What are you doing?

If you hang up
and call back,

you'll just go straight
to the back of the --

Yes, hi,
this is Maggie Bloom.

Um, I was wondering
if there was any way

you guys could squeeze me in
for my six-month screening.

Uh, day after tomorrow?

Yeah. Uh, 2:00 p.m.
Okay.

How did you get through?

This isn't Oxford. I'm gonna
go see my doctor in Boston.

Yes.

♪♪

I woke up this morning
so excited for this table read.

But the truth is,
it's bittersweet.

Because as you all know,
it's based on a real story

about me losing a friend.

And -- And even thoughhe's not here...

I know he'd be proud

of the people I brought

togetherto tell this story.

It's perfect.

Yeah?
Mm-hmm.

Yeah. Whoa.

[ Gasps ]Oh, you've got to go?

Okay.
Wait, baby.

Just one second.

This is a culmination
of years of hard work.

You totally deserve today.

[ Quietly ] Thank you.Mm-hmm.

Now go. Don't be late.

'Cause otherwise, you'll never
get that respect back.

[ Both chuckle ]

[ Inhales deeply ]

♪♪

♪♪

What?

Alright,
the paint is dry.

Let's take her out
for a test drive.

[ Grunts ]

Oh.
Let me help you with that.

No, I got it.

Are you gonna be okay
to go to the play tonight?

Totally.

I'm in some pain now,
but Mom's gonna take me

to get that cortisone shot laterand fix me right up.

Wait, Dad, doesn't the surrey
with the fringe on top

need a fringe on top?

You didn't tell him?I wanted to surprise him.

Buddy, as we speak, the costumerfrom Uncle Rome's movie

is making you the fringe.

[ Cellphone vibrating ]Really?

Well, when you only
have one line,

you gotta figure out a wayto make a splash.

Thanks, Dad.Let's get this off.

Hey, Gina. What's up?

We got another letter
from the landlord.

That guy's relentless.
What is it this time?

Did you have the "open" sign onone minute after you closed?

Did you serve someone

even though they had no shirtand no shoes?

It's an eviction notice.

What?
I'm on my way in.

He's messing with
the wrong person.

That's what
I wanted to hear.

See you soon.Okay, bye.

[ Cellphone beeps ]Is everything okay?

Nothing I can't handle.

Hey, T, chicks 'n ducks'n geese better hurry.

Mom! No spoilers!

[ Chuckles ]

I'm sure this trip
has meant a lot to him.

Delilah: He probably won't remember it a week from now,

but I'll remember it forever.

I am tired of sharing a bathroom with him, though,

so I'm excited to get home, see the kids,

maybe buy my dad some new underwear.

Well, can't wait to hear
about all of it,

except for that last part,

when we share a ride
from the airport.

Ooh, great! You were able to get the early flight?

I had to use all of my miles,
but yeah.

Oh, and I booked a hotel.

What? No. You're staying with me.

That way, I can drive you
to your screening,

and we can catch up on all things

and/or people you've been doing in Oxford.

I may have
talked to Gina.

[ Quietly ]
Do you mind?

Not at all.
I can use the feedback.

[ Chuckles ]

How long
are you staying?

Just a few days.
Until Thursday...

maybe Friday.

I'll be back in Oxford
before you know it.

Well, no need to rush.

I'm sure everyone's gonna want to see you.

Darcy:Wow. You're packing.

And here, I thought you'd neverwant to leave this house

and its, uh --How'd you say it? --

"extremely slidable
banisters"?

Don't get me wrong,
D's house is amazing,

but, uh [Chuckles] at least
at Casa de Mendez,

if I break something,
I can afford to replace it.[ Chuckles ]

How was
your therapy session?

Dr. Hughes
seems really great.

Did you tell her
about your nightmares?

Not yet. It was, um,
more of a meet-and-greet.

But I made an appointmentfor next week.

That's huge.
Yeah.

S-So, you know,
it was a good match.

Yeah.

You found me
a female veteran

who loves dogsand validates parking.

You must've used
all those filters in Yelp.

[ Scoffs ]

I can't take all the credit.Sure you can.

And for
all of your hard work,

I brought you a 500-calorie
commission cookie.

[ Grunts ]

There's a cute bakery
next door.

[ Sniffs, sighs ]
I'm gonna save this for later,

'cause Casa de Mendez
does not subscribe

to the archaic
"no food in bed" rule.

But couldn't it?[ Snorts ]

[ Cellphone rings ]Woman: [ On radio ] With
COVID-19 cases on the rise --

Hey, what's up, bro?

Ah, just checking in
on Theo's costume.

Oh, man, Sylvia crushed it. Check this out --

Seven-inch onyx black
peacock-style Venetian lace.

You have no idea
what any of that means, do you?

Not a clue.

But it looks dope!

And Sylvia seemed
very excited.

That's great.

I just want it
to be perfect for Theo.

What are you talking about, man?

You're the best dad
in the world.

Yeah, I don't know
about that.

But I'm trying.

Alright, thanks, man. Definitely.

[ Cellphone beeps ]

♪♪

[ Pill splashes ]

♪♪

[ Toilet flushes ]

[ Lid shuts ]

♪♪

You better not eat
my Alpha Crunch
before I get back.

That stuff costs like 20 bucks
after postage.

What, $20 for sugary vowels

that shred
the roof of your mouth?

Hard pass.

I knew you were
eating my cereal!

Well, I had to, didn't I?

It's a cereal
that teaches phonics

and gives you diabetes.

Who's not intrigued?

[ Laughs ][ Cellphone chimes ]

Is that your car?

Yeah.
I better get going.

Oh.

Okay.

Have a safe trip.

Thank you.

♪♪

[ Both chuckle ]

♪♪

I'll see you Friday.

Yeah, yeah.

Friday.

♪♪

This is ridiculous.

I understand
that we need to stop

when the fire trucks are pulling out
of the firehouse.

Why do we have to stop
when they're backing in?

Do that on your own time!Theo.

Now we're gonna
be late for school.

[ Cellphone rings ]

Oh, Dad's calling.[ Cellphone beeps ]

Hey, hon.
Everything okay?

No, they just called
from the hospital

and canceled
my cortisone shots.

You're kidding. Yes, they said they were suspending

all non-essential treatments
indefinitely.

Ugh. I'm sorry.

Maybe you shouldn't go
to the show. I can record it.

What?
No, Dad has to be there.

I'm sorry...bud.
I didn't realize you were there.

You're not coming? Are you kidding me?

I have got my heating pad going.
I'm all set.

There's no way
I'm gonna miss this.

♪♪

It's gonna be great, Dad.

Darcy...

Mm-hmm....we did it.

I know, right?

Wait, what did we do?

We...made it through
four weeks

of taking care
of the sweetest, messiest,

rudest -- I started
with sweetest -- kids

that I've ever babysat
for free.
[ Chuckles ]

I mean, how great will it be
if tonight we have sex in a bed

not because we have to...

but because we want to?

Mm.

[ Danny and Sophie speaking
in distance ]

Ah. Danny and Sophie are outside
playing basketball,

but I'm gonna miss
those little pauses.

Really heightens the mood.

No, it doesn't.No, it does not.

[ Cellphone vibrates ]

Ooh.[ Gasps ] It's Delilah!

[ Chuckles ][ Cellphone beeps ]

Gary's Babysitting --
You breed 'em, we feed 'em.

This is Gary.[ Chuckles ]

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
D, slow down.

Uh, okay, what happened?

♪♪

Just be honest,
how bad is it?

Am I gonna lose
the restaurant?

No. The lease
specifically states

that as long as we inform them
in writing within 30 days --

Which we did.

I mailed it the same day
I dropped off

the birthday card
to my Aunt Lucile.

You can sublet
up to 25% of the restaurant

provided you're not charging
more than the prorated value.

You're not doing
anything illegal.

You know, this Alan Kay guy
is probably just pissed

that Jon negotiated
a great deal for you.

Carter, get me Alan Kay.

I'm on it.[ Sighs ]

Thank you, Katherine.

I know you have a lot
on your plate.

First of all, I'm your tenant.
I'm earning my keep.

And second, I'm not gonna
let them bully us

just because he's part
of a big law firm.

I've gone up against
Saunders & Payne
a bunch of times.

Never lost.

Alan Kay isn't gonna know
what hit him.

Left word!Just as soon
as he calls me back.

[ Receiver clicks ]

♪♪

[ Indistinct conversations
in distance ]

Oh, hey, man.
Hey.

[ Chuckles ]

♪♪

[ Chuckles ][ Camera shutter clicking ]

♪♪

[ Claps hands ]

Big day, hmm?

I've said these words
to myself

so many times
over the last couple years.

It will be nice
to hear them aloud

rather than mumbling them
under my breath

at Starbucks.
[ Laughs ]

Yeah,
it's days like this

when the 12-year-old boy
in me remembers...

[Whispering]
we get to make a movie.

We get to make --Hey, hey.

Hey! Here's our
leading lady now.

Now, wait, wait. The
Shanice Williamson

is a half-hour early?

[ Chuckles ] Well, I didn't want
everyone else to be jealous

of the gift I got you.

Go ahead, open it.[ Cellphone rings ]

Oh.Mm-hmm.

Oh. Isaac.

Calling about something
that apparently can't wait

a half an hour.Hmm.

And people say
I'mdifficult.

Who said that?[ Chuckles ]

Names. I want names.
I'm not playing.

[ Laughs ]What is this?

It's your script, bound.

It's the draft
with all my notes in it.

Thank you...

for trusting me
with this role.

♪♪

Is this your way
of trying to get written into

the hockey scene?Wait, I'm not already
in the hockey scene?

Oh, you wrote yourself in?I need to be
in the hockey scene.

[ Both laugh ]

Hey, um...

Let me guess, Isaac's gonna
be a half-hour late

because he's having a mani/pedi
with Michelle Obama.

I wish.

Table read's canceled.

♪♪

Gary: Uh, they were trying
to catch an earlier flight.

I guess your granddad tripped
getting out of the cab.

Apparently he has broken his hip
in a couple places.

I bet Mom is so upset.
She's probably blaming herself.

She should be blaming us.

I mean, we're the ones

who -- who pushed her
to go on the trip.

No, no, sir.
No one is blaming anyone

except some faulty
French cobblestones.

On the plus side, you got
Uncle Gary and Aunt Darcy

for a little longer, huh?Mm-hmm.

How long?Until he's cleared
to fly.

It could be
like eight weeks.[ Doorbell rings ]

Good news --
You'll be shaving by then.

Everywhere.
[ Laughs ]

[ Sighs ]

Gary.

Bloom.

♪♪

Delilah and I
were supposed to split a cab,

but my flight was delayed,
and so, um,

I-I just -- I assumed
D headed back here already.

I don't know. I'm -- I can't
believe she didn't text me.

You were
on airplane mode.

She texted you 40 times.

She did.Oh. Wow.

I just can't believe
that you're back.

How long are you here?

Uh, I'm just in town
for an appointment.

Your screening.

Yep.

D was gonna go with me.

♪♪

Now I just need to find
a hotel room.

[ Chuckles ]

♪♪

Don't get a hotel.

You should totally
stay here.

Right?

Totally.Mm-hmm.

Definitely.

Yes.
Yeah.

Yes, do that. It'll be like
"Three's Company," right?

You can be Janet, Chrissy,
neckerchief, Mr. Furley,

Jack, the one
who replaced Chrissy.

You can stay
in Delilah's room.

Uh, you -- you're sure?

Totally.Totally sure.

It's unanimous.

Um...okay. Thanks.

[ Chuckles ]

[ British accent ]
Show you to your chambers.

[ Normal voice ] And, uh,
you're gonna want to

avoid Danny's bathroom.

It's just you age six months
every time you flush.

Look at that kid![ Chuckles ]

Wow.
We should text Mom.

Way ahead of you.[ Phone keyboard clacking ]

The news is saying
it's a two-week lockdown.

We're gonna kill a movie
over two weeks?

Calm down.
No one's killing anything yet.

If anyone can fix this,
it's Will and Isaac.[ Will speaking indistinctly ]

Okay.

So, that was Isaac
and our attorneys.

They're worried
that we'll start shooting,

but we won't be able
to complete it

before Isaac
is contractually obligated

to shoot
that dinosaur movie.

But isn't everythingpushing because --[ Cellphone ringing ]

Word must be out. Sorry,
I gotta put out some fires.

Wait, well, Shanice, h-hold on.
We -- We can work this out.

I know.

That's why
I'm clearing some space.

Go get
the production calendar.

♪♪

If we move around the board,

can you shoot Isaac out
before his next project?

That would add
an extra day,

uh, to the hockey arena.

Locations
can arrange that.

You figure that out,
and I'll start calling agents.

Idris' agent has been trying
to sign me for years.

He'll do anything
to win points with me.

Thank you.

Hey, I didn't rewrite
this script for nothing.

Rome, this is our story.

We are not going down
without a fight.

Let's do it.

[ Sighs ]

[ Line ringing ]

Ah, thanks.

Darcy: So, the kids are outside
playing basketball again?

Yeah, I think they thought
it was a little, uh...

Awkward?[ Chuckles ]

Yes. But you know what?
It's totally not awkward.

It's super awesome
is what it is.

I've been meaning
for you two

to, you know,
spend some time together.

You actually
have a lot in common.

Maggie is, uh,
uh, lactose intolerant, right?

And Darcy is, uh --

Uh, just Gary intolerant.

[ Women chuckle,
Gary laughs loudly ]

This is exactly
the kind of banter

I was hoping you would have.

Uh, so,
how was your flight?

Great flight...

until I finish my meal,
except for dessert.

I get up. I go to the lavatory.
I come back to my seat.

The flight attendant
took your tray?

Tray is still there.
The cookieis gone.

Where'd it go?
Exactly.

I look to
the guy next to me.

He's "asleep,"

but what do I see all over
the front of his V-neck sweater?

Cookie crumbs?Cookie crumbs!

Cannot be serious.Who does that?!

So, yeah.Aw.

I had my heart set
on a cookie

that my heart
did not receive.

You know what?

Problem solved.

Oh, Marcienne's!
I love this place!

I used to work
in the building.

Really?

Uh, so you know
Dr. Hughes?

♪♪

[ Quietly ] I thought
you found her on Yelp.

No, I-I-I --You know what?

I'm -- I'm just gonna
let you guys catch up.

D-Darce --

[ Door opens ][ Sighs ]

[ Door shuts ]I'm so sorry, Gary.

No. No, no, no.
No, this one's --

This one's all on me.

Just --

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

Hi, there.
I'm Eddie Saville.

I'm a patient
of Dr. Vaughan's,

and I need him
to write me a new prescription.

Reception nurse:
Date of birth?

July 12th, '81.

Ah, I'm sorry,
but your chart says

that you were given
a 30-day supply,

and you're not due for any
refills for another 13 days.

I know.
It's just, I --

[ Chuckles ]
I didn't even get to take

all the pills
I was prescribed.

I know this sounds crazy,

but I flushed them
down the toilet

because I didn't want
to take them, but now I --

Sir --Now I really need them.

Sir, per the controlled
substance contract

that you signed
with Dr. Vaughn,

you're gonna have to wait
another 13 days before --

No, I understand that.

It's just, I didn't take them.
They were flushed.

Sir, it doesn't matter
if they were flushed,

if you left them
in a hotel room,

if they were in the car
when it got stolen --

which, by the way,
is a story we hear a lot.

You can call back
in 13 days.

Well, thank you so much.
You've been so helpful.

[ Exhales sharply ]

♪♪

[ Knock on door, door opens ]

Uh...

I don't know if you heard,
but, uh...

[Clears throat]
your boyfriend sucks.

I messed up, and I'm --

I'm sorry.

Did you tell her
about my nightmares?

I did.

You only know about that
because we sleep together.

Nobody else knows.

Until now.

I-I didn't know
what to do.

I just -- I've been
watching you struggle, right?

Darce, y-you need help.

So you reached out to your
ex-girlfriend because --

because your new girlfriend
is so broken.

No.

That's not how I see you.

Well, that's
what it feels like.

And look, I know that you
and Maggie are so connected,

and I'm not asking you
to change that.

I'm just asking you to realize
how much that affects me.

♪♪

I have Alan Kay
on Line 2.

Here we go.

[ Keypad beeps ]

Hello, Alan.

Natalie:
One moment for Alan.

[ Whispering ]
I'm sorry. I thought he was on.

This is Alan.

This is Katherine Saville.
I represent Someday restaurant.

You're the lawyer who's
illegally squatting upstairs.

How's the attic?Delightful.

Listen, it's obvious your client
is looking for any reason

to nullify the lease --

While yes, the neighborhood is growing

and my client
would make way more money

with a different tenant,
the issue here

is your client,
and subsequently you,

are engaging
in an illegal sublet.

Counselor,
the terms of the lease

that both
of our clients signed

specifically allow
for a sublet,

provided the landlord
is notified within 30 days,

which he was.

That's one of the advantages
of a small firm.

We actually open our mail
when we receive it.

We received no such letter.

Carter?I'm on it.

Yeah. I'll have the certified
mail receipt in a moment.

In the meantime,
despite your client's...

No, no, no.
I didn't mail the card.

Or this!...my client and I

have subsequently
every right to stay.

[ Keypad beeps ]Katherine, I have

an, uh, emergency phone call
for you on Line 3.

[ Button clicks ]We don't have a Line 3.

I know.
Just get off the phone!

[ Keypad beeps ]

Hello, Alan.
I'm gonna have to call you back.

Looking forward to it,
Counselor.

♪♪

You never mailed it.Carter: I'm so sorry.

Carter, we're actually
in breach.

I know, I know.
I messed up so bad.

They could evict us.

And the restaurant.

I do lessons twice a week, and
I practice three hours a day.

Wow, sounds intense.

Yeah,
but it's incredible.

I mean, he's just
phenomenal, and I --

You know what? I'm...

gonna...
meet you in the car.

I'll see you outside.

Uh, Sophie's gonna
drop me at the doctor

on the way
to her guitar lesson.

Oh, good.

Have you heard about this
Peter guy? He sounds amazing.

Well, of course
she thinks that.

He's gonna help her find a way
to get college credit

for playing the guitar.

Uh, listen, about
your, uh...screening.

I hate for you to go alone,
but I, uh --

I get it.

And I-I'm really sorry
about earlier.

Oh, that wasn't
your fault.

I should've just
been honest with her.

♪♪

Will you, uh --I'll text you when I'm done.

Thank you.

It's gonna be fine.

Yeah.

♪♪

[ Door shuts ]

♪♪

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Katherine, listen,
you obviously understand

that I am just
one cog in a wheel here.

But this cog knows
that we have you dead to rights.

So unless you have some proof
of the letter --

that I think we both know
you didn't send --

You're right.

We never mailed it.

♪♪

Look.

Negotiating the lease
for this space

was literally the last thing
that our friend Jon did.

Jon Dixon?
You were friends with him?

Yes.

Yeah, I heard about
what happened.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

He negotiated the lease
for her.

Here you go.

And on the one-year anniversary
of his death,

Jon's widow wanted to
pay that forward

so that I could have
my own firm.

So while this may look like
a rental property to you,

it's actually a place

where three women have seen
their dreams come true,

all thanks to the legacy
of their friend.

And if your client
evicts us,

all of that goes away.

I'm not saying I support
what my client is doing.

But it's not my decision.

[ Clears throat quietly ]

Alan, one of the reasons
I started my firm

was so that I could
make my own hours

and be there for the things
that are really important to me.

And right now, my son is
in a play, and I can't miss it.

So I have to go.

I know there's
nothing you can do about it,

but I wanted you
to see the place

before your client
made a decision.

And when he does,
could you please let me know?

I don't want her hearing
about this from anyone but me.

♪♪

Should probably get these
labeled at some point.

It has taken you longer
to open this door

than it took for Rome
to go completely bald.

Said the guy
who took 15 minutes

to get his chair out of the car
and get up here.

Wow.
You know what?

That was super rude,

what with you being
in a wheelchair and all.

[ Chuckles ]
No, I actually appreciate

you treating me
like a normal person.

Oh, I'm not doing that.

And that has nothing to do
with the wheelchair.

This must be it.

You know, I've never seen
"Oklahoma!"

What part did Theo get?
Eugene Levy's eyebrow?

[ Groans quietly ]

Dude, if you're in
too much pain

to laugh
at that top-shelf joke,

I don't think
you're ready

for two hours
of children's musical theater.

I have to go.

Today's got to be perfect
for Theo.

Why don't you cut yourself
some slack, huh?

It's just a play.

No, it isn't.

Theo's last play

was the day Katherine said
she wanted to end things,

and I've worked so hard
for us to finally be a family.

I'm gonna do whatever it takes
to keep things normal for them.

Okay.
You asked for it.

Follow me.

You know what?
I'm gonna roll you, alright?

'Cause we don't --
we don't have all day.Where we going?

I'm looking for
arnica gel,

and you're welcome
in advance.

After we went
to that Bruins camp,

when my shoulder was throbbing,
Rome rubbed some on for me.

It wasn't weird. He has
extraordinarily soft hands.

I just made it weird.

Also the use of "throbbing"
didn't help.

What do we got?
Turmeric oil,

Vicodin...

Ah! Frankincense.

I've always wondered
what that looks like. It's this.

Boom.

Now allow me to, uh, warm
my hands up Mr. Miyagi-style.

Off with the flannel.

Come on. Let's do it.No. No.

It's okay.
Off with your shirt.
No.

We don't --Come on.

I can --
I can do it myself!

I'm sorry.

[ Sighs heavily ]
No, man, I'msorry.

I-I --

I shouldn't have snapped.
I'm just --

I get it.

You're saving yourself
for Rome.

[ Chuckles ]

I'll just be out here
trying on Levy's eyebrow!

[ Inhales sharply ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Woman: [ Over P.A. ] Dr. White,
please pick up Line 4.

Hi. I'm Maggie Bloom,
checking in for my MRI.

Nurse: Have a seat.
We'll be right with you.

Okay.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Cellphone clicking ]

♪♪

♪♪

Miss Bloom? The doctor would
like to have a word with you.

Um, uh -- uh --
I haven't had my MRI yet.

He wants to speak
with you first.

Right this way.

[ Quietly ] Okay.

That would be, uh,
an eight-page a day.

[ Exhales sharply ] Yes.Okay.

Will, we just got off the phone
with CAA.

Shanice got 'em
to agree to the new dates.

That's a good thing,
right?

Financiers
are pulling out.

They're not willing
to take the risk

that we start shooting
and then get shut down.

I'm sorry, Rome.

Isaac
will call you later.

If it makes you
feel any better,

I think that dinosaur movie's
gonna get shut down.

Well, if -- if Isaac
can't be in it,

right, maybe we can
try to recast, right --

find some new people
who are willing to finance.

Rome.

I think it's over, man.

♪♪

Sorry.

Just like that?

Look, Rome,

you told this story because
you wanted to impact people.

Just...know you've affected
one person so deeply.

♪♪

Thank you.

Thank you for letting me
be your Regina.

♪♪

[ Cellphone vibrating ]

That's my agent.
I need to let her know.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

Hey. So, um,
some things have changed.

Do you haveyour hall pass on you?[ Laughs ]

Ooh, they're starting.Man: Ladies and gentlemen,

the show "Oklahoma!"
is about to begin.

Um, you know what?

I'm gonna hit the bathroom
one last time.

I'll meet you in there.Okay, alright.

Theo: Hey, Dad.

Oh, hey.

Bud, you look so good!

I just want to say thanks

for making my costume.

I love it.

Well, you're
very welcome, pal.

And thanks for being here.

I know it was a lot.

Anything for you, pal.

Now go out there. You don't
want to miss your entrance.

Okay.

Break a leg.

Love you, Dad.I love you, too.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Exhales sharply ]

[ Door opens ]

Maggie,
good to see you.

I wanted to talk to you
before we go any further.

Okay, how bad
are we talking?

Is it surgery bad
or chemo bad?

'Cause I just started
being able

to tuck my hair
behind my ears again.

No, Maggie,
it's not that.

You're pregnant.

[ Laughs ]

♪♪

What?

He was the star of the show,
and he only had one line.

It was all that costume.

Hey, what can I say?
He wore it well.

Wow.
You're not in any pain.

That arnica stuff
is amazing.

[ Sighs ][ Cellphone vibrates ]

Oh, it's that lawyer.
I got to take this.

[ Cellphone beeps ]This is Katherine.

Did I catch you
at a bad time?

No, I was kind of
expecting your call.

What's up?

I hope I didn't seem
too caught off-guard

when you mentioned Jon.

Truth is, his death
really affected me.

Yeah, it, uh --
It changed all of us.

Yeah, the thing is,
the last call Jon made --

the one where he negotiated
the space for the restaurant...

...I was the person
on the other end.

Oh, Alan,
you can't think that --

No. No, I don't.

But after he died,

I thought about
that call.

A lot.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

I just assumed he was being
a shrewd businessman.

And I didn't realize
that he --

♪♪

I didn't realize.

♪♪

Anyway,
I just wanted to call

to tell you
that we found your letter.

What?
Yeah, it was
the damndest thing.

You mailed it
just like you said you did.

I just need you to e-mail me a copy so I can confirm

that the letter I have is the one that you sent.

That way, I can send it to my client.

Your landlord.

♪♪

Thanks.

It's the least I can do.

[ Cellphone beeps ]

[ Cellphone beeps ]

[ Cellphone vibrates ]

♪♪

[ Cellphone beeps ]

[ Car horn honks in distance ]

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Cellphone vibrating ]

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

[ Cellphone beeps ]Ah, hey, Gina.

Yeah. I'm, uh --
I'm almost there.

[ Crickets chirping ]

♪♪

Rome: I didn't know
who else to talk to.

♪♪

I miss you so much.

Especially times like this.

Every step of the way,
I felt like you were here,

guiding me.

And now it's -- it's all over.

I feel like --

I feel like
everything I love, I lose.

♪♪

I just wanted
to make you proud, Mom.

♪♪

Rome?
I got your text.

I brought these.

♪♪

♪♪

I just wanted
to hear it.

I know.

♪♪

Come on.

I want to
take you somewhere.

Gina, I don't want to --Please.

Trust me.

♪♪

♪♪

Gina, what are we
doing here?

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

What is all this?

-Here he is.
-Whoo-hoo!

[ Imitates fanfare ]

Maggie: Whoo!

Well, this is us
celebrating you

for all the hard work
you put into this.

Whatever this thing is
that's happening in the world,

it's not gonna steal
your dream.

'Cause what you wrote,
it matters,

to all of us.

♪♪

Come on, Director.
You have some roles to assign.

♪♪

Uh...
[ Clears throat ]

Uh, I just --

♪♪

Well, I hope you're okay

and you'll let me know
whenever you're ready...

even though you did say
that you would send me a text.

[ Chuckles ]

Actually, um...

♪♪

...it was rescheduled.

Oh.

Look, I don't want overstep,
but, uh, I'm guessing

you haven't figured out
what you're gonna do yet.

So I talked it over with Darcy,
and -- and you're welcome

to stay at my place
for the next few weeks

while you sort it out.

I mean,
with Europe closed,

England probably will be, too,
any day now.

♪♪

Thanks, Gary.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Totally cool.

I feel great.

Doctor.
You have arrived just in time.

You're gonna be playing
the very sweet, very smart,

very portable...[ Chuckles ]

...Maggie.
Feels like
you're typecasting.

[ Chuckling ]
A little bit.

Come say hi to Regina.

Dude, get over there.Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

♪♪

Looks like Jon
came through for us again.

You played a part, too.

But unfortunately, it doesn't
really matter anymore.

What do you mean?

I just found out
that restaurants

have to go to 50% capacity
starting tomorrow.

I don't know how long
we can survive like that.

Oh, my -- Gina.

Yeah. Just please don't --
don't say anything.

I'm gonna tell Rome
later tonight,

but right now, I want everything
to be perfect for him.

Rome: Okay, everyone.

Take your seats!

-Okay.
-It's really easy, okay?

Everyone's playing themselves.

Darcy, I will write you
into the sequel,

but for now,
you are playing Delilah.

Okay.Okay?

Um, oh, and remember,
you're pregnant.

What?

[ Chuckling ] Not you.
You're playing Maggie.

No more booze for the doctor
until we're done.

[ Chuckles ]And you know what?

Don't worry
about the French accent.

It's too much for the read.Okay.

[ Laughter ]

-Alright.
-Well...

Speech.

Speech.

Speech.

Speech.Okay.

Writing this script, it was...

my attempt
at trying to figure out

why I'm standing here
and Jon isn't.

♪♪

And the truth is,
I will never know why.

But I can tell you
what I did discover

through these characters --
you all --

is how to make
every moment count.

Because life isn't just about
the moments.

It's about
who you share them with.

♪♪

Everyone at this table
has impacted my story.

And so now,
it's -- it's ourstory.

[ Chuckles ]

♪♪

Couldn't ask for help today,

but when I needed you,
you showed up.

♪♪

And for that,

all I can say is...
thank you.

♪ I don't mean to bury

Hear, hear.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

♪ But I'm just tryna live
this life as best as I can ♪

[ Laughing ] Cheers.

[ Laughter ]

Okay.

♪ Times get tough,
but I don't give up ♪

Here we go.

♪ 'Cause I know I'm not alone

"Invisible,"
written by Rome Howard.

-Whoo-hoo.
-Yeah.

-Whoo!
-[ Clears throat ]

♪ 'Cause we're all
reaching for something ♪

♪ We're all craving change

"Exterior, Boston, Day..."

♪ Hoping tomorrow,
tomorrow is better than today ♪

♪ We're all searching for some
way, trying to find a way ♪

♪ Hoping tomorrow,
tomorrow is better than today ♪

♪ 'Cause we're all
reaching for something ♪

♪ We're all craving change

♪ Hoping tomorrow,
tomorrow is better than today ♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪