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[Pat] Previously
on Shining Vale...

[Valerie] Whatever's
plaguing your mother

will eventually come after you.

Wear this medal.
It'll offer protection.

[Ryan] My mom always wore hers,

but she wasn't wearing it
when she died.

[Sandy] Are you still in touch
with your friend Ryan?

[Gaynor] He lives
with his cool uncle in L.A.

I might be pregnant.

I'm just focusing on work.

- Fuck off.
- I'm Ennio, from Italy.

[Nellie] I'm writing a book
about how asylums abuse women.

Who are you?

- I'm Nellie.
- [gasps]

I'm Daisy. I used to live here.

- [phone ringing]
- [Jake] What the hell?

- [Daisy] Jake...
- Oh, boy.

My Leo is an angel.
He was stillborn.

I'm the worst mom.

Maybe,
but you're a genius writer.

You'll have to come speak
at our book club.

[Pat] Sounds great.

- Your dad and I are separating.
- Thank fucking Jesus.

I want two Christmases.

I think you're still hooked
on your wife.

[Pat] This isn't
a fucking dream!

[retching]

Oh, no. They got you, too?

You're fucking kidding me.

Okay, Roxy, one shit for Mommy.

Let's go.

Okay, not for Mommy.

One shit for Roxy.

[branches snapping]

Hello?

[deer grunting]

Oh...

a deer.

[menacing
electronic music plays]

♪ ♪

[growling]

[deer groaning, flesh tearing]

[Terry] Pat, is that you?

I'm just walking the dog.

Wait. Are you pregnant?

[Pat growling softly]

[gasps] God damn it!

[Roxy howling]

[eerie music plays]

♪ ♪

[Joan] Isn't this nice?

I wish my mother had gone
with me to my abortion.

Yeah. This makes up
for all the missed recitals,

games, birthdays,
and graduation.

I'm not getting an abortion.

I just had
two really weird dreams.

I want to make sure.

Well, whatever you decide
to do about the baby,

I support you 100%.

But I will say,

having you was the second-best
decision I ever made.

Hmm. I'm not gonna ask
what the first was.

- Getting my abortion.
- Oh, yeah.

Do you how hard it is to find
you a Mother's Day card?

Phelps.

Hi. Um, I'm here
for a pregnancy test.

Is it for your daughter?

Oh, I'm not her daughter.

No, it's for me.

When was your last period?

- When was the Challenger?
- Oh, my God.

Can I just take the test, please?

Okay, just have a seat, Gaynor.

Uh, I'm Pat.

Gaynor's my daughter.

[Nancy] Oh, God.

I'm sorry. Excuse me.

She probably
shouldn't have said that.

Yeah, probably not.

I texted you three hours ago.

Well, I don't have to answer
to you anymore, sweetheart.

Remember? I'm a free agent.

Plus, I was playing pickleball
with Laird.

Can you believe that?
I do shit like that now.

I'm playing pickleball
out there, Pat.

Best shape of my life.
I've scheduled a physical.

Oh, and I, uh, tried
spicy Thai food.

And I tried cocaine,
and I quit.

My job, not the coke.

I love
that little devil's dust.

I think what I'm discovering

is that I love the freedom
of having a life

without the burden of family
responsibility, you know?

- What's this?
- It's a pregnancy test.

- You peed on this?
- That's how you use it.

[sighs] Listen, I know
this must be a shock to you,

'cause it certainly is
to me, but...

You're still focused
on the pee stick, aren't you?

I'm just thinking
of a circumstance

where I would hand you
something covered in urine.

I'm fucking pregnant, Terry.

Hey, all right.

How do we know it's yours?

- What?
- [Terry] I don't know.

With all due respect,
you're a little old

to be getting pregnant.

Yeah, and you're a little old

to wear bike shorts,
but here we are.

All right, don't worry.

It'll probably take care
of itself.

That's a lot to ask of a baby.

I mean, my body will absorb it.

No, no, no, you know,
let's think about this.

Maybe, uh--maybe we don't want
to absorb it, you know?

- Maybe we should do this thing.
- [Pat] Really?

Because about ten seconds ago,

all you could talk about
was doing blow

and playing "pickleboard"
with Laird.

It's called pickleball.

It's America's
fastest-growing sport.

I mean, think about it.

I'm out there
trying to find out who I am.

Maybe I'm supposed
to be a parent.

You are a parent.

[Terry] Well, I mean
of a--of a new one, you know?

Wouldn't you like the idea of,
you know, having a little baby

that looks like me and you.

Don't have to imagine.
We have two.

- [Terry] Mm.
- And they were so adorable.

But now they're teenagers.

Yeah, well, we'll be dead
by then for that one.

[chuckles]

And, look,
we get all the good parts,

and then we leave.

All right, well, don't get
too attached to the idea,

because it probably won't get
too attached to my uterus.

Well, if you don't mind,

I'd like to stick around
and find out.

You know,
if we're gonna be a family,

I think it's important
for both of us to be around.

Come on, let's tell the kids.

No fucking way. You promised us
you were getting a divorce.

Does this mean that we're
not getting two Christmases?

Sweetie,
that was never gonna happen.

I don't think
we were gonna do that.

Why would you go back
on the one good thing

you've done for this family?

Why would you promise
a second Christmas?

You know how much
I love first Christmas!

Because your father and I want
to try to make it work.

- And your mom's pregnant.
- Ugh!

- Oh, Terry.
- How did that even happen?

We had unprotected intercourse.

- [Pat] Oh, my God.
- Well, it's true.

Okay, how is it even possible?
You're old.

- People my age can have babies.
- In the Bible.

You're gonna be dead
by the time the baby is four.

- That's the plan.
- From your lips to God's ears.

It's not even gonna be a baby.

I mean, it's gonna be
a sponge with teeth,

and I'm not gonna clean out
its tubes and water it.

Honey, we're a family.

- We're all gonna water it.
- [scoffs]

You're just trying
to save your failed marriage

by having a baby you're gonna
have to carry around

in a ladle.

You're so selfish.

Who wouldn't want more
of those?

- I don't know.
- Yeah.

I'll go talk to her.

[knock at door]

Hey.

I haven't talked to you
in a while.

I know. Thank you.

I was thinking
about your friend Ryan.

If you ever want to talk

about anything
that happened with him,

I'm always here.

I'm good.

Oh, you literally meant
always here.

Gaynor...

Hey.

I want you know
that I would never judge you

for anything that you had to do

to get through
these last few months.

I'm incredibly proud
of how strong you are.

[soft music plays]

- All jokes aside...
- [groans]

...if I really had this baby,
I promise you,

I will not love it
any more than I love you.

♪ ♪

Mom?

Yeah, sweetie?

I bet you will love
the baby more

because it will help
with the dishes.

Because it'll be a sponge or
because it'll have eight arms?

Both.

Cool.

[strange light music plays]

♪ ♪

Book sales are up nationally.
And, oh, this is funny.

A woman in West Virginia
who was reading your book

killed her husband with an ax.

What? How is that funny?

Well,
it's more ironic than funny.

I--You know what?
I actually think it's funny.

I think you're too close to it.

Anyway, women all over

are seeing themselves
in Rosemary.

It's like you're saying
it's okay

for a--an average,
middle-aged woman

to go a little crazy,
and they're fucking loving it.

A little crazy?
She murdered her family.

Well, I think it's a metaphor.

I- I don't know.
You're the writer.

Look, it is all perfect timing

for your appearance at the
Shining Vale Ladies Book Club.

Yeah, it's also perfect timing
for "fat fucking chance."

A woman named Robyn who sounds
like if croquet was a person

said you already agreed.

You're gonna listen to Robyn?
She's fucking crazy.

Well, book clubs
are big business, baby.

I think it's great press

to get a picture of you
doing one in your hometown.

So think about it.

And then do it,
'cause it's tomorrow.

Oh, fine.
All right, hold on one second.

I got to talk
to this little girl.

Hi, sweetie. Oh, my goodness.

Look how cute you are.
[chuckles]

Um, can I get, uh,
a shortbread,

a peanut butter,
um, another peanut butter.

- Say thank you, Chrissie.
- Thank you!

Okay. Not so fast, Chrissie.

I also want, uh,
four mint chocolates.

Okay, I'm done.

Are we shopping
for the apocalypse?

I'm pregnant.

Holy fuck!

Sorry, Chrissie.

Are you sure?

'Cause two years ago,
my grandmother thought

that she was pregnant, and
it was really an impacted shit.

I thought it was, too,
but I am pregnant,

and the only people who know
are you, Terry, and the kids.

- Well, how'd they take it?
- [Pat] Thanks.

Well, Terry was excited,
Gaynor's mean,

and Jake is Jake, you know.

He's easy. I never have
to worry about him.

[rock music playing]

♪ ♪

Ahh.

I'm telling you--
that thing was ringing.

And that wall just opened up
out of nowhere.

[Roxy barks]

It hasn't done that before
or since.

[Roxy barks, growls]

Sorry, girl.

I just don't think
it's happening.

[phone ringing]

[suspenseful music plays]

♪ ♪

[indistinct whispering]

I told you!

[Roxy barks]

[Jake] Roxy!

Roxy!

♪ ♪

[wind howling]

Roxy.

[door slams]

[wind howling]

Oh, no way, perv.

[doorbell rings]

Okay, if you're here
to stalk me,

you should know I come from
a long line of insane women

who chop up men
and get away with it.

[Ennio] Gaynor.

It's nice to see you again.

Hey, did you know
the Valerie "Hee"?

Okay,
it's pronounced Valerie He,

and, uh, no,
I've never heard of her.

You wear medals just like hers.

All right. Are you a cop?

[speaks Italian] No.

I am exorcist.

[bell tolls ominously]

Okay, come in.

[Ennio] Grazie.

[bluesy music plays]

You've had
a remarkable recovery, Terry.

I'll see you in six months.

Actually, there is one thing
I'm a little concerned about.

That's not cocaine. I had
a sesame bagel this morning.

[chuckles]
It's this right here.

The O?

I think it's a blood type,
Doctor. [chuckles]

That's your testosterone.
It's a zero.

What? What does that mean?

It means... [sighs]

...on paper, you're a woman.

Well, just run it again.

I think all the cocaine's
messing with my numbers.

The good news is,
it's extremely treatable.

There's a testosterone cream
that's popular,

but in your case, I'd recommend

a rigorous regimen
of injections.

- And I'd start yesterday.
- [Terry] Yeah.

Well, this is bullshit, okay?
'Cause I'm fine.

I'm fine, motherfucker!

I got a baby coming,
and I got a beard.

And Mrs. Phelps is knocked up.
She's fucking pregnant.

It's up to you,
but if left untreated,

you can expect bone loss,
decreased muscle mass,

hot flashes, depression,

even breast growth.

You can always get
a second opinion.

You want a second opinion?

How about you talk
to my wife's vagina?

What are you
fucking looking at?

- [wind howling ominously]
- Roxy!

[light buzzing]

[squelching]

Ugh!

- [rat squeaking]
- [gasps, grunts]

Sorry, rat.

Ooh.

Roxy, where are you?

[suspenseful music plays]

[Roxy whimpers]

I met Ryan at chastity club,

and me being me, I stupidly
had unprotected sex with him.

So, while he goes to move in

with his really cool uncle
in L.A.,

I'm stuck here
dealing with this shitshow.

Wait. Uh, sorry,
what did you ask me?

[Ennio] Um...

I ask if you like steamed milk.

Ah. [chuckles]

This is a special cappuccino.

If you no like,
you get your money back.

[stammers]

Look, I-I work
in a coffee shop, so...

- Christ, that's really good.
- I have a magic touch.

And we have the same
coffee machine in Italy.

- It's a very good one.
- Oh, yeah.

My dad stole that
from the guy my mom boned.

[chuckles]
You are funny, Gaynor.

Listen, um...

I came here
because the Valerie He

sent a lot of letters to
the Vatican about this house.

She believed there is, um...

a demon living here.

Oh, yeah.
She's not home right now.

Then I'll come back
another day.

Or night.

Uh, day, um,
is probably better.

- Whatever...
- [chuckles]

You have, uh...

[light music plays]

[Gaynor chuckles]

♪ ♪

[chuckles] Eh, I will go now.

Ciao, Gaynor.

[footsteps departing]

Yeah, I have a type.

[light buzzing]

[suspenseful music plays]

What the H is this place?

[baby cries]

♪ ♪

Whoa.

Daisy.

♪ ♪

Whoa.

Boobs. [chuckles]

[Robyn] We are so lucky

to have the author
of this month's book,

Rosemary's Revenge.

Hi, Pat.

Hi, Robyn.

- And ladies.
- [all] Mm-hmm.

Okay, so who's gonna be first?

Mrs. Stephen Edwards.

Well, I loved page four.

[Robyn chuckles]

[Emily] Page four was great,

but page 13
really hit the spot.

Did anyone actually read
the book?

[woman clears throat]

I read it.

And then I read it again.

Oh, good.

And again.

And I fucking loved it.

Oh, thank you,
Principal Woodcock,

for your passionate endorsement.

No, thank you.

Yeah, put this
directly in my veins.

So visceral.

It's like you were inside me.

Okay, why don't you
settle down, Sandy?

Why don't you fuck off, Robyn?

I didn't jump up your asshole
when you lost your dick

to that book about
the singing crawfish last year!

- Oh.
- Okay, wine break.

- Oh, yay.
- [Robyn] Yeah.

I really am a big--
huge fan of yours.

- I can tell.
- Okay.

[whispering] I'm so sorry.

[normal voice] I mean,
she actually reads the book.

Okay, I just--I need
a quick picture for my editor,

and I've got to get out--
I don't feel good.

I mean, you have to have
a glass of Chardonnay at least.

- It's a book club.
- Yeah, I'm not drinking.

- Sushi?
- No.

- Soft cheese?
- I can't.

- Oysters?
- Pass.

- Cigarette?
- I wish. [chuckles]

- Chardonnay?
- You're on a loop.

[chuckles]

The truth is, I am pregnant,

and please,
please don't say anything.

Oh, Pat!

Congratulations!
Congratulations!

[gasps]
You have to see Dr. Skapoli.

We all use him.

Oh, Dr. Skapoli?

- Oh, yum. I love that man.
- [Robyn giggles]

You know, I actually trim up
my hoo-ha before I go see him.

Okay, Mrs. Stephen Edwards.
Ugh!

Is someone pregnant?

- [Robyn] Pat's pregnant!
- [all cheering]

- We are so excited for you!
- Congratulations!

- That's amazing!
- Oh, my God.

- You're really glowing!
- We love you!

- We'll be there for you.
- You're so beautiful.

[indistinct chatter]

Can everyone
just shut the fuck up?

I'm sorry.

I just want a picture.

- Ooh, that's a great idea.
- Oh, that's a great idea.

[indistinct chatter]

[Woodcock]
I need to be in the front.

You suck as a parent,
but you are my fucking hero.

[whispering] I wish I was
that baby inside you.

- Okay.
- [camera shutter clicks]

[all cheering]

[overlapping chatter]

[Pat] What the fuck?

[camera shutter clicks,
camera whirs]

[Gaynor] So, uh, what exactly
are you looking for?

This, that, vapors...

demon-y stuffs.

Wait.

Don't move.

[camera shutter clicks,
camera whirs]

Bella.

Jerk, you scared me.

- Give me that.
- No, no.

- [Gaynor] Stop. Ow.
- [Ennio chuckles]

[Gaynor laughing]
Wait. No fair.

Hey.

- What happens here?
- That's up to you.

No, I mean this bar.

It feels cold.

Ah, it's probably
the ice and shit, hmm.

[camera shutter clicks,
camera whirs]

Okay.

All done.

Don't you have to, like, bless
it or something?

No, I will send this
to the Vatican,

except for this one.

This I keep for good luck.

Shut the fuck up.

- [Ennio chuckles softly]
- Wait. Okay.

I'm gonna take one of you.

- [chuckles]
- [camera shutter clicks]

[dramatic music plays]

♪ ♪

I go now.

Listen, if you feel
or you see anything weird,

you call me, yes?

Yes.

Okay.

[sighs]

♪ ♪

Ciao, bella.

♪ ♪

- [squelching]
- Oh, God damn,

that's a hot exorcist.

- [squelching]
- Huh?

Ugh!

[knock at door]

A little stork told me
you're expecting.

- [Ruth chuckles]
- Wow, that got around quick.

I brought you
some of Leo's things--

Diapers, onesies...

and shoes--never worn.

[Pat] You kept everything?

Well, you can only bury 'em
in one outfit, right?

- Yep.
- [Ruth] So...

you got a good OB-GYN?

I hear Dr. Skapoli is amazing.

Yep, he seems like
the go-to guy in Shining Vale,

but I see Dr. Bellamy
in Manhattan.

Bellamy? I never heard of him.

You sure
you don't mean Schwartz?

No, it's Dr. Bellamy.
He delivered both my kids.

Well, that's ancient history.

When was the last time
you had your hoo-ha checked?

I don't know,
but it wasn't that long ago.

Your biscuit
is not my business,

but that being said,

I will not leave
until you make an appointment.

Okay, fine.

[line trilling]

Hi. Uh, I'd like
to make an appointment

with Dr. Bellamy uh, for early
next week, if that's possible.

This is Pat Phelps.

What? When?

[light music plays]

Okay. Um, yeah, you too.

Thank you.

He died seven years ago.

Well, that's great.
It's settled, then.

We'll set you up
with Dr. Skapoli.

You know, I got a great feeling
about this baby,

and I've never been wrong.

Except once. [chuckles]

I'm so sorry you're not a mom.

You know, it doesn't seem fair
that someone like me

could possibly have a third
and you've never had a shot.

One thing I know--
anyone who is as critical

of her maternal skills
as you are is a damn great mom.

Then I must be the best
'cause I am the fucking worst.

Uh-uh.

I love you.

Other people, they see me
maybe as some kind of kook.

You let me in,
and that means the world to me.

So I'll just give-- Uh...

So...

make sure you call Skapoli.

I love you.

- That is one kooky bitch.
- [Roxy whimpers]

Come here, baby.
Come here. Ooh.

Why are you so dirty?

- [Jake] Mom?
- Yeah.

I'll--I'll be right there.

[Jake] Mom!

[Terry] Pat,
I think I got man tits.

[Pat retching]

Well, I'm disgusted by it, too.

I got an ass. I--

My features are so soft.

I think
this makes you a lesbian.

- [Pat retching]
- Really?

That's supposed to be kind of
in these days, you know?

- [toilet flushing]
- [Pat] Ahh.

[Terry] Oh, God.

[Pat] Uh, I'm sorry.

[clears throat]

What were you saying?
I-I couldn't hear you.

Can you open this for me?

I literally lost the gap
between my thigh and my ass.

It's like a big flap.

Oh, my God, Terry.
Just take the testosterone.

Yeah, it was one thing
to do a bunch of coke,

but do I really want
to put a bunch of...

weird chemicals in my body?

- God damn it.
- [Pat sighs]

Well, you're talking
to the wrong person.

[Terry] Maybe I'm too old
to be a dad.

[grunts, scoffs]

Well, you got the tits
to be a mom.

- [Terry] What the hell, Pat?
- [Pat clears throat]

God, why don't you just
finish me off with the ax now?

[sighs] I'm sorry, sweetie.

I've just been hearing all week
how old I am.

[Terry] You can take it.

You're beautiful.

[Pat chuckles] Thank you.
[inhales deeply]

It's just been a lot.

Well, guess the good news is at
least we're doing it together.

Hmm.

I'm glad you came back
to die with me.

[chuckles]

Yeah, me too.

[gel squelching]

[Dr. Skapoli] Abe Bellamy, hmm?

Well, there's a name
from the past.

He delivered both of our kids.

Oh, you know,
he delivered my wife.

All right, so your uterus

has a nice, beautiful
thick lining,

so I think you've got
a pretty good chance

- at seeing this through.
- Through what? A jar?

Um, I've seen
older pregnancies.

In humans?

No, but, you know,
getting pregnant at your age,

that's the hard part, right?

You have got a good shot
at a healthy baby.

Aw.

So you're saying I'm--I'm just
gonna have a normal pregnancy?

Well, it would be
a geriatric pregnancy.

- Forgive the term.
- I wasn't offended

when I had my first geriatric
pregnancy 18 years ago.

Oh, okay, so then you know
that we just need

to take a little bit
of extra care--that's all.

Okay, so do you guys
want a picture?

Yeah, sure.

- [Dr. Skapoli] Oh.
- No, no, no, honey.

He means of the baby.

[clicks tongue] Yeah.

- [Dr. Skapoli] Huh.
- [static whirs]

That's weird.

Must be a loose cable.
Let me just, uh, check it.

Oh, and there is
one more thing.

Given your mental-health history,

there is a teeny, tiny risk
of pregnancy psychosis.

Now, we think it has to do
with increased hormone levels,

but, really, it's amazing
how much we don't even know.

Anyway, the symptoms
include hallucinations,

delusions, mood swings,
and depression.

Again, it affects such an
itsy-bitsy percentage of women.

I am just ethically obligated
to mention it.

Amazing.

Here, meet your new baby.

[Terry] Aw, look at that.

- A little--a little ba--oh, no.
- [Pat] No.

[Terry] Yeah.

Hey...

baby.

- [screams]
- Oh, God.

- [Terry] God!
- Ah, you're such a baby!

- God!
- It's just a testosterone shot.

[groans]
I think I already feel it.

Look at this.

You'd tell me
if I get too jacked, right?

[Pat] I promise.

[sighs] Or if my balls shrink?
That's a real thing.

Honey, I honestly
don't have the bandwidth

to talk about your balls today.

What's wrong with you?

I don't know.
I'm just thinking, um...

What if I pass my crazy on
to the baby?

[scoffs]

You're gonna pass
so many amazing things on

to this little baby,

and if one
of them's crazy, then...

they'll fix it...

just like they fixed you.

I'm gonna take a shower.

You think I should take a
before picture of my testicles?

Yeah, I do.

Okay, I will.

[laughs] Oh, God.

[Pat sighs]

[soft piano music plays]

You're gonna be okay.

You're gonna be fine.

[distant clanging]

Oh, come on.

[Jake, muffled] Mom?

- Jake?
- [distant clanging]

- Where are you?
- [Jake] In the wall!

[ominous thud]

Which wall?

[rattling]

[Jake] I think I'm downstairs.

Jake?

Jake?

I'm here!

Jake.

Don't stop banging!

[clanging continues]

Don't stop banging!

[clanging continues loudly]

[clanging stops]

Why did you stop banging?

Jake?

[screams]

[suspenseful music plays]

[Jake grunting,
breathing heavily]

Oh, hey, Mom.

Oh, my baby.

Oh, my God, you are a mess.

How long
have you been in there?

Uh, only, like, four hours
and, uh, three days.

♪ ♪

Oh, my God.

I am so sorry.

[sighing] Oh, God.

I promise you...

I'm gonna be a better mom.

I am. I'm gonna be better.

- [Jake] Okay.
- Okay.

Go shower.

- Oh, my God.
- [Jake] Oh.

Can I tell you
about what I found in there?

Spoiler alert--
it's old-timey boobs and candy.

[chuckles] Okay, let's go.

Oh, babe.

Uh...

[soft music plays]

♪ ♪

- Stay away!
- [screams]

[person whistling]

[seagulls crying]