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Zulu
Previously on "Army wives"... I came to your door, And you shut it in my face.
I was hardly in a position To comfort someone
Who had gotten fired For cheating on her husband. We'll talk in the morning,
Get the lawyers started On this thing.
"Internal revenue service"? Just here to help.
I really need that money, Or I'm gonna lose my bar. I'm sorry.
Stop him! Stop him! He's got my purse!
Viola crawford. Roxy leblanc.
I love this place!
(laughter)
Something pretty amazing Happened tonight.
I have a plan On how I can save the bar.
Okay.
(shouting indistinctly)
(blows whistle)
Ugh. Ohh. My son... Hands of brick.
(whistle blows) Guys, guys. Actually intended for lucas.
We're gonna look it in, All right?
Bring it into your chest. Set up for another play.
Where's my center? Line up on the ball. Don't you think They're awful small
For all this smashin' And tacklin'? (man) good.
Yeah. When I was a kid, We used to just play
In the middle of the street, And if you didn't come home
With bloody elbows and knees, Then you just weren't tryin'. That's not makin' me Feel better.
Here. (laughter)
Okay. Line up again. Line up.
Sorry. Can I have a little help?
Dang, girl.
Well, I wasn't quarterback For nothin'.
Okay, I gotta scoot.
Finn, you're gonna go home With mrs. Moran, okay?
And then, uh, daddy's Gonna make dinner tonight.
Where are you going?
The hump bar. Mommy has Her reopening, remember?
Yeah. (chuckles)
Thank you. All right, I'll see you later.
Okay.
Hey, kiddo, you want A couple of pointers? Yes, ma'am.
(woman) there you go. There you go.
All right. Laces up. Arms out.
Mm-hmm. And then You drop it, okay?
Don't throw it. Drop it. So it's drop, kick,
Follow-through.
(man) * got a broken heart for sale
* broken heart for sale
Where is everyone?
Uh, it's still early. No. No, it isn't.
I think maybe roxy Reopened a little too soon.
Well, you know roxy. She only has one speed--
Full-throttle.
You know, I was hoping Denise would stop by.
Mm.
Something I should know about?
Roland, Time will sort it out.
Okay.
Round two?
Well, thank you, sugar. How is everything?
Um...
What? Is someone here allergic To shrimp or something?
Girl, am I crazy,
Or did this puppy Start his day in the freezer?
You're not crazy. Mm.
My distributor stiffed me This morning,
So I had to go with frozen.
Excuse me.
Beer's good. (chuckles nervously)
Check? You know, This year'd be good, you know?
Yeah. Uh, opening night and one Of my girls didn't show.
Uh, let me see. Uh, one draft, shrimp.
Let's call it $10 even, And next time,
First round's on me. Mm.
* tender loving care
Thanks for the tip.
***
Hey.
Hey.
Sorry I'm late.
Lucas' coach talked to me After football practice
And asked me To be his assistant. What?
Don't act so surprised. I played when I was a kid. I never knew that.
So did you take the job?
Are you kidding? Who's got the time?
Besides, it's a lot more fun To boo from the bleachers. Hurray! Reinforcements.
Sorry I missed the crowd. This is the crowd.
Oops.
Hey, Things will pick up, rox.
It's kind of tough To open on a weeknight.
(claudia joy) right. Once Word of mouth gets around-- What word of mouth?
The food's lousy And the service is terrible. Oh, come on, rox. It's not you.
It's the economy.
(sighs) don't kid a kidder.
This is a disaster.
(sighs)
***
Emmalin?
School. Let's go!
Please tell me that's not The shirt I bought you.
Why would you ruin A perfectly good shirt?
I didn't ruin it. I improved it.
Back upstairs and change.
What? Mom, this is the look.
"The look"? Homeless vagrant. That's the look? You are totally overreacting.
(sighs)
I thought you liked That shirt.
I-I do like it. Why else would I wear it?
Okay, fine. Whatever. I-I'm gonna be late, but--
Okay, okay. St-stop. Just stop.
You're not embarrassed Looking like that?
No.
Just get in the car.
Get in the car. I'm tired of Fighting you over everything.
(cooing)
(making popping sounds)
(laughs)
(makes popping sounds) Hey.
Roland, I've been thinking.
Oh, woman, please, we do not Need to recover that couch.
I have given that up.
Okay, good.
(laughs)
It's about sara elizabeth.
This is gonna sound strange Coming from me,
But... I'd like To have her christened.
Christened?
You mean at a church?
I said it was strange.
Well, yeah.
You wouldn't consider this When you were pregnant.
Mm. I know.
(chuckles) and I'm not Suddenly all religious either.
Okay. So I'm curious.
What changed your mind?
I don't know exactly.
Before I deploy,
I would like to have This ceremony for our daughter.
You want me to call Pastor robinson?
No, I'll call him.
Well, he'll be surprised,
Considering you never Come to service.
I know.
You should call Claudia joy, too.
The godparents have A big role in christenings.
Right.
Right.
Hey. (laughs)
What do you think About this, baby girl?
Mom... (squeals)
I think she's on board. (laughs)
Hut, hut, hut!
Nice catch.
Whoo. Good toss.
All right. Ready?
Oh. Darn it!
Somebody lose a football?
Dad!
Hey!
Hey, guy.
Have you ever heard Of a cell phone?
Hey, It wouldn't be a surprise.
Hi. Hey.
You okay? I thought You were coming back friday.
Yeah, things changed. You complaining?
Mnh-mnh. Where's katie?
Uh, playdate.
So which one's our house?
The green one. Want to come see my new room? You bet I do.
(chase) oh! That is a big house!
(man) so how many times was Your husband deployed
During your marriage?
Okay. Uh, kosovo... Iraq--
He's on his third tour.
In 20 years of marriage,
Would you say you were separated Six years? Eight years? Why does that matter?
Mrs. Sherwood, You've admitted infidelity.
Now to protect your interests, I have to convince the judge
That your actions were Those of a single parent
Who was essentially Abandoned by her husband.
But that's not true.
At times it was hard, But frank was in the army.
Earlier, you described Your husband
As "Short-tempered, Insensitive, rigid"--
No, wait. I-I never used those words.
It's right here.
Well, I may have said that He--he could be that way...
You said that he didn't Want you to work,
That when you acquired A motorcycle,
He, uh, tried to sell it Without your consent.
He was unwilling to attend Counseling sessions.
Yeah, but he went to them.
Quote, "He wanted me to stay Exactly the way I was
"When we got married.
He wouldn't let me change."
End of quote.
(typing on keyboard) (man) your wife Admitted to the affair
With corporal mccadden. Have there been others?
No.
You're sure?
Yes.
(typing on keyboard)
Well... Not that I know of.
There was this doctor She worked with. Name?
Look, I-I don't know that Anything happened between them.
But you have Your suspicions.
He was killed In a motorcycle accident.
Before he died, They had him at the hospital.
I'd stopped in to see denise. She didn't know I was there.
The guy was unconscious, I mean, just--just hanging on.
And, uh...
She, uh... Took his hand, And she kissed it.
What are you typing? I'm going to want that name.
Look, I just told you, I don't know anything happened.
And we're going To check it out.
Now absent conclusive evidence, Your eyewitness account
Still suggests a pattern Of adulterous behavior.
Look, I am not here so that You can sling mud at my wife.
Why a you here, Major sherwood?
It is my job To show the judge
That while you were risking Your life in iraq,
Your wife was Running around back home,
Betraying not only you But everything you believe in.
Now shall we proceed?
Your blouse is beautiful.
Really? Yeah.
I didn't know what to wear. No, you look perfect.
I've only met pastor robinson Once before. Hmm.
So... Thank you for being here. Oh, please.
(cooing) I'm overjoyed to be With a little girl
Who doesn't Understand sarcasm.
(laughs)
Yes, I'm talking about you, Sara elizabeth. Ooh!
(chuckles) Oh, here he is.
Hello, joan.
Pastor robinson. So good to see you again.
This is claudia joy holden, Our daughter's godmother. It's a pleasure, pastor.
The same. And this Must be sara elizabeth. Yeah!
She's late for her nap, But I wanted you to meet her. Ah.
I'll put her down now.
Thank you. And there you go.
Roland would have liked to be Here, but he's got a patient. Give him my best,
And tell him I said Sara elizabeth's a beauty.
(chuckles) I will. Please have a seat.
Thank you.
Can I get you anything?
No, nothing. As I said on the phone,
Normally, Parents and godparents
Take a baptism class,
But your deployment makes this A special case, joan.
Well, thank you For understanding.
Of course, I'm especially Eager to hear about
Your relationship With our lord.
Uh... I see.
Well, um, I don't have one, Actually.
Uh, as a soldier,
I have a deep reverence For tradition.
Baptism is more Than tradition.
It's the cornerstone Of our faith.
I thought this was About sara elizabeth.
Your daughter Will emulate you
In walking her own path With christ.
Joan...
Have you been baptized?
Wake up, girl.
Mm. Viola?
Brought you something--a little Housewarming present.
Whoa! Fresh as a baby's bottom And twice as firm.
My brother runs the best Shrimp boat out of charleston.
I'm sorry.
I'm so tired, the bags Under my eyes have bags.
Takes long hours To make a business run.
When I started selling My geechee sauce,
I'd work 70, 80 hours a week. You owned a business?
I ran a few, too-- Bars, restaurants.
I came in early
Just to look over Everything from last night.
It was so awful.
A blind man can see You need some help, hon.
Well, I can't afford To hire more help.
You can't afford not to.
Well, unless you want to hand The keys over to the tax man.
Maybe that's What I shoulda done
In the first place.
Oh, now come on. Now that's no way to be.
You got any better ideas?
Maybe I do.
Oh, frank, come on in.
I'm sorry I'm late, sir.
It's a... Minute, 30 seconds.
Damn lawyers, they just--
They want to drag Everything out and... That bad?
Nasty business.
It's just so ugly.
Have a seat.
Oh.
Listen, I don't want To overstep.
Oh, please.
But have you considered A mediator?
How's that work?
Well, If you and denise agree,
You hire one person To handle the whole thing--
Cheaper, faster than lawyers, A lot more civil.
Mm-hmm.
I know a captain From division who's used one.
I'd be happy to get A name for you.
Yeah, I'd appreciate that.
Preliminary evals for The m.R.X. As requested, sir.
Let's have a look.
No. Why not?
I told you. I'm a one-woman show.
Don't need a manager. Never had one.
You got the wrong newspaper. What?
The "Mercury" bleeds.
Didn't you see all those Inky shrimp last night?
You need the "Post" And "Courier."
I'll make a note of it.
All I'm asking is the chance To turn this place
Into the kick-ass joint That it used to be.
That's what I'm trying to do.
I know. Ain't your fault you Don't know what you're doing.
(chuckles) look, viola, I like you,
But you're Beginning to bug me.
Why? 'cause I got ideas Worth hearing?
'cause I already told you, I don't need any help.
Says you.
Why is this So important to you?
I'm losing my home.
Gave my life savings To my son last year.
He was workin' in new york, Put it in some hedge fund.
(sighs) been safer In a tin can in my garden.
Oh, my god.
Yeah.
It's gone. All of it.
Little girl,
I can run a honky-tonk Like this in my sleep.
I need the work.
I felt like I was Being interrogated.
"What's your relationship With the lord?" Well, what did you expect?
I don't know. Not that.
Pastor robinson's In the god business.
That's what he does. I guess I wanted something More like our wedding.
Our wedding?
Yeah, where we got To write our own vows,
And there wasn't So much religion.
A christening's different.
Clearly. (chuckles)
The pastor thought I was crazy asking for this
When I haven't been Baptized myself. You know, you could Always change that.
No, thank you.
All right.
I don't know What I was thinking.
(singsong voice) I'm sorry, baby.
You're gonna give up That fast?
(normal voice) well, It just didn't feel right.
So we find another church For the ceremony.
Yeah?
Yeah.
(sara elizabeth gurgles)
Yeah.
All right, you guys. Thank your father for dinner,
And then go brush your teeth.
Thanks, dad! Thank you, daddy!
Will you come hear The new song I downloaded? Roger that.
Then you'll go to sleep. I want you to hear the song I downloaded, too.
First lucas, then you.
Upstairs.
Well...
All hail Our conquering hero.
It's amazing what a little Pepperoni and ice cream can do.
Hey, did you happen to notice How far our bedroom is
From the kids'? (laughs)
Roger that.
Where'd the couch Come from?
You don't like it?
Well...
Before you say anything, Keep in mind
That I bought it for next to Nothing at the "Thrifty nickel."
Oh. You hate it.
I don't hate it.
And how come my recliner's not In front of the tv anymore?
Well, I moved the couch here Because the kids and I
Like to watch tv together, And in case you haven't noticed,
We don't fit On your recliner anymore.
(katie) I'm ready for you To hear the song, daddy.
(lucas) hey, I asked first!
Go. We'll argue Furniture later.
(chuckles)
(rock 'n' roll music Playing loudly)
Hmm.
Hey. Hi.
***
Hard to believe they were Ever this small, isn't it?
Mm.
How can you put up with that?
Put up with what?
Hmm.
When I was with joan today, I fought the urge to tell her
That no matter what,
Kids end up going In their own direction.
Yeah, probably best To share that
On a need-to-know basis only.
Emmalin, turn that down!
(chuckles) please!
Pamela? Be right there.
I think we ought to switch The couch with my recliner,
Rearrange A few things in here.
(grunts)
Hey.
How'd you like To rearrange this?
Hmm.
So what do you think?
I mean, I spoke to this guy Cameron on the phone.
He seemed okay.
I didn't even know What a mediator was
Until you told me. Look, we both want This thing handled.
I'm just trying to find a way To save time and money.
Okay.
I get it.
We don't Have to do this, denise.
You know? You can stick With your lawyer if you want.
I'm not trying To railroad you.
I never said you were.
And really, The only thing that--
Left to talk about Is the ohio property.
I don't want it, frank.
We bought it together, Denise.
Well, you keep it.
You and jeremy can use it To go fishing someday.
Wasn't that the idea?
Yeah, that was the plan,
And we were gonna watch Over the grandkids together.
But I guess that's not In the cards now, either.
Look, we'll talk about... This tomorrow
When we meet this guy, okay?
Right.
Good night, denise.
(whispers) good night.
Morning.
Hey.
Whatcha doing?
Last night's receipts. I hope you don't mind.
No.
Bar receipts weren't bad, But the food orders...
Yeah, tell me about it. Mm. Gotta change it up.
Probably, yeah.
Look, I don't mind You coming in early.
That's why I gave you a key.
But let's slow things down Just a little.
Oh, right on. I'm an inchworm, baby.
Takin' things slow.
Now the first order Of business
Has to be Shakin' up this menu.
What'd you have in mind?
K.I.S.S.-- Keep it simple, stupid.
You only need One or two shrimp dishes
If they're lip-smackin' good.
You got five.
So just cut out A couple options, huh?
That's all I'm saying.
Oh, before I forget,
Uh, my kids are in a school Assembly this afternoon.
Can you watch things for me? Can birds fly?
Thanks. Mm-hmm.
(man) mediation is different Than working with lawyers.
Traditional Divorce proceedings
Are based on An adversarial relationship.
Here, The goal is to cooperate,
Find a way to settle things Honestly, openly, fairly.
That's exactly What we want.
At least, That's what I want.
Denise can speak for herself. No, it's what I want, too.
From what you've told me, Major,
The situation Is pretty straightforward.
Your son is of age.
The only asset of material value Is the ohio property.
I'd like to sell it-- He can have it.
No, I'd like to sell it And split the proceeds. Frank.
I told you, I don't want it. I'm not gonna use it.
I'd rather just sell it And be done with it.
Perhaps you two Would like time to discuss it?
No, thank you. I've made up my mind.
I don't want there to be Any outstanding issues.
Can we please just move on?
Okay. Well, With that out of the way,
I only have a few Basic questions for you.
***
(man) ooh, that was nice.
(woman) * if you ain't Got the cash *
* to throw down the jacket, Party uptown *
* and I won't Be feelin' blue *
* when my check Ain't comin' through *
* ain't gon' get me down
***
Hey, sugar.
What's going on, viola?
Ladies night? Free drinks? Just a few changes is all.
That's all? And what about That creepy string bean
Hangin' out in the kitchen? That's chief.
Chief? Right. Who is chief? Your new cook.
I have a cook--julia. What happened to her?
Table number three.
Talent like that deserves To be out in front.
What do you think You're doing?
Hiring a new cook, Giving away my liquor?
You agreed there Had to be changes.
I didn't tell you To make them.
I asked you to look After things,
Not to turn 'em upside down.
Ladies night always Draws a paying crowd.
And we're lucky to have chief. He's usually not available.
Why? 'cause he's livin' In a cave?
Okay, chief may not Look like much,
But he's a magician With shellfish.
You should be thankin' me. For what, takin' over my bar?
For helping. This isn't helping. This is Sneakin' behind my back.
* come on and get it tighter
I'm through.
If you don't appreciate all That I'm doing for you,
I'm outta here. Good!
* hey!
(keys clatter)
(woman) Olivia, five more minutes.
Nice!
Hey. Did you see that?
I'm gettin' better, dad!
Good. Why'd you Move the chair?
Why'd you move The couch?
Hey! If you're gonna work with him, At least do it right.
You catch it with your hands, Buddy,
Brings it into your body Like this. Like that. That's for bigger boys.
(lucas) let me try. Chase, his hands Are too small. Don't.
Who played football, You or me? Hey, I know plenty About football.
Really? Yeah, really, enough so That coach don asked me
To be his assistant. (chuckles) that must be One desperate coach.
Okay, lucas. Here we go. Ow!
Ow, that burned! Come here. Let me see.
Sorry.
Yeah, I think you just Jammed 'em a little bit.
That's all right. Cold water and you'll be fine.
Nice going, dad.
(instrumental blues music Playing)
(sighs)
Hey. Hey.
Whoa. Someone's ready To spit nails.
Yep, and they're all aimed At my husband's head.
What did he do?
Nothing, except criticize Everything he sees.
He doesn't like the new couch. He doesn't like the dishes.
He doesn't like the way That I play catch with lucas.
I'm sorry. What is that smell, And can I have some, please?
Uh, one gumbo.
***
Don't ask.
I won't.
So chase is gone For weeks at a time.
I look after the kids, I look after the house,
I move the damn house,
And he comes in, and he thinks He can change everything.
He even hates where I keep The toilet paper.
Whoa. That's a whole heap Of hate. Tell me about it.
Thanks. Oh, mister, your change.
No, ma'am. You keep it. It was worth it.
Yeah?
Yeah. Best gumbo I've had This side of lafayette.
I'll catch you on the rebound. Take care, missy. Nice.
Mm. I'm sorry I was So pissed when I came in here.
I didn't even notice All the changes that you made.
Fantastic. Yeah?
Yeah. This gumbo? Oh, my god.
That good, huh?
Yeah, when did you have time To do all this?
***
Hey.
You don't believe In knockin'?
What, in a garden?
May I come in, please?
Suit yourself.
Okay, look, Maybe I overreacted.
Maybe?
Come on. I leave you In charge for one day,
And you do a complete 180 On the place. It needed it.
No, it didn't.
Okay, maybe it did.
That's not the point. You should have asked me.
Thanks for stopping by.
You do not make this easy, Do you?
(sighs) look, I admit I flipped out.
But I'm not used To someone else
Knowin' more About my place than I do,
About the menus and-- Sugar, you don't know Your ass from your elbow
When it comes To cookin' seafood.
Ass... Elbow.
Okay.
I know I can be as stubborn As a mule sometimes,
But so can you.
This sure is One bass-ackward apology.
Look, the last person I was in a business with
Tried to steal The place from me,
So you can understand
If I'm a little gun-shy About taking on a manager.
Nevertheless...
I'd like you back.
I need you back.
I only know one way to be...
But I suppose that takes Some gettin' used to.
But one thing you can Take to the bank--
Come hell or high water--
You can trust me.
I believe I can.
We met with a mediator.
He was very nice, Very congenial.
He can draw up papers Right away.
Is that what you want?
It's what frank wants.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I'm sure.
He could barely look at me The entire time.
(sighs)
It's over. I...
There's nothing Left for me here.
What about your friends?
What friends?
I never felt so alone In my life...
Except you, of course.
Hey, denise, I know that claudia joy--
Roland, it's fine. I get it.
I mean, I'd probably Act the same way.
No, you wouldn't.
You'd be there for them...
The same way You were there for me.
I'll never forget that.
Thank you.
So what's next?
I've had a lot of time To think about that.
I signed up with A travel nursing agency.
Travel nursing?
I'm qualified. I... Don't have a home anymore.
Seems like a good way To see the country.
Right.
You don't think It'll get lonely?
Can't be worse Than it is now.
There's an opening In denver...
Next month.
(roxy) denver?
Wow.
She says there's nothing Keeping her here.
No home, no job...
No friends.
Oh, that's not fair, roland.
What? We're still her friends.
Are you?
Hey, come on.
What did she Expect us to do?
I don't know.
Listen. Be there.
That's what she did for me.
What are you Talking about?
I had an affair.
What?
Denise found out.
She was disappointed, But she stood by me.
When?
Um, it happened when joan Went away to get treatment.
It was just one night.
The details aren't important.
What matters...
What matters is that denise Never stopped being my friend.
She never abandoned me.
And if I were A better friend,
I would have Told you this before.
But I was ashamed.
Denise made a mistake.
Nobody knows that More than she does.
Nobody regrets it more.
And maybe You all were planning
To reconnect with her In your own time,
But time is running out.
If you can't put aside Your differences now...
You may never have Another chance.
So that's it, huh? You sure work fast.
You both made it simple.
Any questions Before we proceed?
Um, photographs. What happens to them?
Take what you want.
What about the pictures That you want?
I trust you To divide 'em up.
So what if I just copy 'em?
Fine. That'd be fine.
Anything else?
No.
Well, if that's all, Then all that's left
Is for each of you To sign where indicated.
(sara bareilles'-- With ingrid michaelson--
"Winter song" playing)
(cameron) I'll file These papers with the court,
And some time In the next 30 to 60 days,
You'll be officially divorced.
Notification Will come by mail,
And if anything else Comes up in the interim,
We'll be in touch.
* my voice a beacon In the night *
* my words will be your light
* to carry you to me
* is love alive?
* is love alive?
* is love?
(man) well, I'm glad you found us,
But I have to start By saying,
We don't Perform baptisms here.
We call our service An infant dedication.
And what's that?
Well, it's similar To a baptism in that
Everyone who loves your child Will be welcome here.
(sara elizabeth laughs)
But primarily we focus On community over theology.
I like the sound of that.
(mouths word)
Another distinction is that we Don't use a single fixed text.
We're flexible,
In accordance with The desires of the parents.
So we could be involved. Maybe even help write The service?
Oh, certainly.
Our service is centered Around asking the congregation
To pledge its support, To love and guide the child,
To nurture her Throughout her upbringing.
(cooing)
Joan?
Reverend bankard,
This sounds exactly like What I've been looking for.
Good. Why don't you Tell me more about that?
(exhales) well, it's...
It's been hard to explain Why this is so important to me,
Why it matters so much.
My husband is a churchgoer.
I don't consider myself A religious person.
I find that issues of faith Are...
Highly personal...
And often difficult To articulate,
But no less genuine Because of that.
Thank you.
I'll be deploying To iraq soon.
I think that's What's behind this.
I'm a soldier, and there's Always the chance that I'll...
That I...
(chuckles) I guess I want to know
That she's being watched over By that community
That you talked about.
I want her to know that She's a part of something,
A part of something that's...
(reverend bankard) Something larger than herself...
Maybe even something Larger than all of us.
I want to know.
I want her to know that...
(sniffles) that...
That she's loved.
(pamela) lucas!
(lucas) I told you, I'm coming.
And don't forget Your mouth guard this time.
(whistle blows)
All right, good, good, good. Don't cut it short. Come on.
High knees, guys. There you go. And turn around clean.
You get to the end, Back straight out of it.
There you go. Keep the knees up. Keep the knees up. Hey, coach.
Hey. There you go! You, uh, still lookin' For an assistant?
Yeah. Yeah, you bet.
Come on, keep runnin'!
Send me in.
What made you Change your mind?
My husband.
Well, I'll have to Thank him someday.
Yeah, I'm sure He'll appreciate that.
All right, coach. Let's go warm 'em up.
Sweet.
(blows whistle) All right!
I kept thinking Frank wasn't gonna sign.
I was looking at him, And it...
It was like Being in a dream.
I was gonna wake up And find out that frank
Had torn up the papers
And everything Was all right again.
My marriage is over.
(claudia joy) denise?
What's going on?
I invited them over. Why?
We wanted to see you, Denise.
Roland told us About the mediator.
(claudia joy) And the job in colorado.
We don't want you To go to denver.
We don't want you To go anywhere, period.
I thought They should know.
Um...
The last few weeks have, um,
You know, they've--they've Been hard on all of us.
Maybe we could have Done things differently.
I know I could have.
(voice breaks) I'm sorry.
We're all sorry For everything.
It's okay.
No, it's not okay. It's not.
The five of us came together In a time of crisis, remember?
Who could forget? I was giving Birth to twins on a pool table.
And we did ourselves proud That day.
Not this time.
We love you, denise.
We didn't do A very good job showing it.
Yeah, we're... Pretty much idiots.
No.
I'm the one who owes The apology.
(shawn colvin's "I'll say I'm sorry now" playing)
I'm gonna miss you guys So much.
* I'm gonna let you down
* I know that now
* make you cry
* I know I will
* why should you believe
* I would never leave
* or that I love you still?
What am I gonna do Without you?
* for all the by-and-by
* hard as we try
* the bough breaks
* and the cradle falls
* for everything I do
* that will tear at you
* let me say I'm sorry
* now
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