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Hi, you look nice.
Jeremy, your father's here.
I'm on the phone.
You cooking something?
Yeah, roast quail with polenta.
It's Richard's recipe.
Oh, please, smells.
Don't tell me.
The president's coming for dinner, right?
Oh, no, it's our second anniversary.
Oh, right.
I wish he was dead.
Congratulations.
Jeremy, let's go.
I said I'm on the phone.
I liked him better when he was awkward and had no friends.
Thanks for taking him this weekend.
Richard and I were thinking of going off to the Berkshires.
I haven't seen him in almost a month.
He'll be really, really good to spend some time alone together.
Oh, and it's so beautiful up there now.
I just love that cabin.
Richard building himself, you know, no nails.
Sure, sure.
It's all held together with these little wooden pegs he whittled by hand.
He did it to settle a bet with I.M. Pei.
Martin?
Do you think I should go with the chardonnay or the fume blanc?
Mm-hmm.
I'll go with the chardonnay.
Get rid of it.
I never know what to serve with quail.
It's kind of like chicken, but, you know, it can be so gamey and... Okay.
I got the wine, I did the pate, quail's cooking.
I think I'm set.
Um, it's Richard for you.
To make it quick, I've got Bobby on the other line.
Hi, where are you? Are you at the airport?
Oh.
You got any gum?
No.
No, no, no, it's okay. I understand.
I love you.
Honey.
Honey.
Sweetheart?
Bobby.
Oh, oh, uh, hi, Bobby. Hold on.
Sometime tonight, okay?
Yeah, sure.
I'm not kidding.
Hey, how you doing?
Uh, something wrong?
No, no, no, no. Everything's fine.
I'm here. Richard's on his way to Tunis.
What could be better, pate?
No, no, no, you know, cholesterol.
Uh, what's Richard doing in Tunis?
Just doing his job, you know, wiping out an epidemic.
I'm just so proud of him.
How do you like that?
The kid's fig night and the boyfriend don't even show up.
Jude.
He's missing your anniversary?
Oh, that's okay, really. I'm used to it.
The last one was hard, but now it's fine.
Come on. He missed last year, too?
Well, it's not like he's down drinking with his buddies.
I mean, he's saving people.
I don't care. I don't care. You have to have priority.
Martin, I knew when I married him what I was getting into.
I mean, he may be my husband, but Richard Stone belongs to the world.
This was terrible, pate.
Jude.
Jude, I'm sorry.
You know, I had no idea.
I always thought your relationship with Richard was, you know, perfect.
It is perfect. It's just that... Haven't you noticed that he's never around?
Now that you mention it.
I just wish there weren't so many disasters
in the world because it gets so lovely.
Jude.
Jude, come on.
It's okay.
I'm... I'm nuts about you. That's no secret.
I want you to come back. Please come back.
I'm sure you'll get through this.
I don't know. He's going to be gone for two more weeks.
Two weeks?
This looks like the chance they've always waited for, doesn't it?
Shh. We've been this close before.
Don't worry.
I'm sure two weeks will go very, very quickly.
No.
I believe I've stuck on a plan.
Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night may become a
wolf when the wolf bane blooms.
And the Autumn moon is bright.
I figure one more step should do it.
One?
I was just talking to Marge by the water cooler.
She tells the funniest stories.
Wait till you hear this.
Toby.
Can't you see that I'm busy?
You know Darren in accounting?
No, no Toby I don't.
Of course you do the tall guy with the bow ties from accounting.
No.
Come on, you know he has that bad toupee and the wandering guy.
From accounting.
Right.
He got hit by a bus.
It was funny when Marge told it.
Is there a purpose to this visit?
Bataki-O called.
I set up a meeting tonight for you to go over the galleys.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Just unset it up.
Oh can't you see I mustn't be disturbed.
You're ruin everything.
My experiment is almost completed.
By me tonight's completely clear.
Oh?
Who is she?
What's she?
There's no she.
Picnic, museum, ballet.
Who are you taking to ballet?
Eddie?
As a matter of fact, yes.
If you must know, Eddie and I share a subscription.
What's Richard back?
Sounds like you won't get out of that one.
Uh... That's... That's Bach.
Richard Bach.
You know, Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
It's his birthday.
Really?
Yeah.
Martin's help his office.
Wait, I'll see if he's in.
It's Judith. Are you in?
Hi.
How are you?
I...
[snaps fingers]
Oh, thanks.
Uh, we still on for tonight?
Yeah.
Okay, you bring the ice cream.
Yeah, okay.
Bye.
You're not fit to be consumed by rats.
Thank you, Toby. That'll be all.
Chasing a married woman.
Hey, hey, I'm not chasing anyone.
You're gonna burn for this.
They're probably getting a room in hell ready for you right now.
I'm afraid she's right, Shorty.
Toby, it's not what you think.
Okay, okay, it is what you think, but... But it's not what you think.
I mean, she's... Richard's never around.
You know, he doesn't appreciate her
like I do, and she... She deserves better.
And I love her.
So what?
Martin, stop. Think what you're doing.
I can see that I was wrong.
It really makes me feel... All right, I thought about it.
Now, why don't you think about getting me some coffee, okay?
Whatever you say.
Pack up your solar cane. I hear it's kind of toasty down there.
All I can say is I don't care what you think.
I know you got scruples, Joe, but that ain't very much liquor.
No.
To good friends.
Sorry your husband can't be with us.
I want to thank you, Martin.
No, I thought the last two weeks were gonna be just miserable.
Actually, I've had a wonderful time.
Well... All you have to do is divorce
Richard, and you vistas would be open to you.
I'm just glad I could be here for you.
Have you checked the paper? You know what you want to see?
Well, you know, I was thinking it's so awful that I thought maybe we could
just stay in and see a movie.
Oh, yeah. I stopped by the video store on my way home.
Well, what'd you get?
It's just this.
Oh! It's a wonderful life.
This storm will be magnificent.
All the electrical secrets of heaven.
This time we're ready.
Eight weeks.
My big brother George, the richest man in town.
This movie, I swear, no matter how many
times I see it, it always makes me cry.
Yeah, I know.
It just shows you what's really important in life.
You know, it's the people who are always there for you, no matter what.
Yeah. Yeah, you're right.
And the great thing is, you know, he gets another chance.
He gets to do it all over again and not make the same mistakes.
It's true.
It's true.
I'll just let the machine pack us up.
It might be for me. I forwarded my cards.
Hello.
Yeah. Hold on.
Hello. Yes, is she?
Oh, oh, yeah. Put him through. It's Richard.
Just go ahead and take all the time you need.
Hi, darling. I can't wait to see you tomorrow.
Oh, you are?
Oh, I see. What are you doing in Rome?
Well, doesn't he have his own doctor?
No, no, no, no. I don't need to speak to the... Hello, Your Holiness.
Thank you. Thank you. Yes, I'm very proud of him, too.
No, no, no, no, no. If you need him, then that's where he belongs.
Well, it's a little rainy, but they say it should clear up tomorrow.
Mm-hmm. Yes, well, bless you, too.
Don't tell me. He's delayed again.
Another week.
Thank God!
That's too bad.
It never stops. It just never stops.
If it's not the Pope, it's the Dalai Lama.
If it's not an avalanche, it's a nuclear disaster.
I mean, he is there for everybody else.
Maybe if I had a rare disease or was trapped into well or something, maybe
then, maybe... Shh.
June.
She lights up like a firefly whenever you're around.
All besides Sam Wayne writes away in
New York and you're here in Bedford Falls.
And all's fair in Love and War.
I'm here for you.
Yes. Here we are.
George. George. George.
I gotta go.
June, wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I had a really, really lovely evening.
God, I had a hat. I'll be seeing you really soon in a public place with a
lot of people.
No, June, June, I'm sorry. I didn't know what I was doing. It's the weather.
You know, it was that movie.
Shut up. Shut up.
Please, I'm gonna have to... God help me.
We interrupt this program to bring you a special report.
At this just end, we've just received word that Dr. Richard Stone's been
shot moments ago.
An assassination attempt on the Pope was foiled when a world-renowned
surgeon threw himself in front of the bullet.
Dr. Stone is reported to be in critical condition, is being flown now to the
United States at this very moment.
To repeat, Dr. Richard Stone's been shot. We'll continue to keep you posted
as more information becomes available to us.
This has been a special report.
We now return you to our regularly scheduled program.
Could you lower that thing?
Sure.
Please.
I'm getting out of here today.
Any news?
No, nothing.
Look, Jude, there's something I really,
really have to... Mom! They got the gunman!
When he found out he hit Richard instead of the Pope, he turned himself in!
Great news. Jeremy, why don't you get yourself a soda?
I don't want a soda.
I'm sure your mother would like one.
Actually, Martin, I'm not really very thirsty.
Okay, well, then get me one, please.
Thank you.
I was in my car when I heard the news.
I don't think anyone will ever forget where
they were when Richard Stone was shot.
Look, Jude, last night we... had a wonderful dinner.
Hello, Father.
I'm Bishop Miller.
Mrs. Stone, please accept our prayers in this difficult time.
Thank you.
Martin Duffer.
We're all grateful for your husband's strength and courage.
We have the utmost faith that he will pull through.
That's very comforting.
However, if the Lord sees fit to take him from us,
I want you to know that proceedings have
already begun to elevate him to sainthood.
He's not even Catholic.
His holiness is really pushing for us.
Thank you, and it's good to know.
Look, Jude, I... Could we please just go someplace and talk?
Okay.
There she is.
Mrs. Stone! Mrs. Stone! Mrs. Stone!
Is your husband going to die?
Mrs. Stone, do you blame the Pope for this?
All right, that's enough.
Can't you see this woman is in pain? Her husband's been shot.
Now, who are you people?
Who are you?
I'm Martin Duffer.
I'm her ex-husband.
Are you close with Dr. Stone?
Obviously, it's always a little awkward, but all things considered,
I think we've managed to work it out.
Martin!
How are you?
Jude?
Mrs. Stone?
Yes, Dr. Raines wanted me to let you know that he'll be down in a moment.
How's Richard?
Well, the doctor, he'll tell you everything.
Jude, I can't take this anymore.
Me neither.
Where do we stand?
It's the end of that conversation.
Come on, Judith, I know we can work this out.
Doctor, how is he?
I wish I had better news for you, Mrs. Stone.
The bullet has destroyed his kidney.
Oh, my God!
His body is not tolerating the dialysis,
and he needs a transplant immediately.
Well, then do it in a hurry!
I wish we could.
Oh, God!
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's just that I'm afraid it's going to be extremely difficult to find a
donor in time.
Your husband has an extremely rare blood type.
He's A-B negative.
Just like mine.
Come on.
Come on, I mean, it can't be that rare.
Oh, it is.
Less than 1% of the population has it.
And such a simple solution to the whole thing.
Okay.
Okay, but he has another kidney, right?
I mean, you can still get by on one kidney.
Martin, he lost the other one when he was a medic in Vietnam.
Saved this whole battalion.
We studied it in school.
I'm so sorry.
I just wish there was more we could do.
He's going to die, isn't he?
No, no, he's not.
He's not going to die.
He's not going to die.
Sometimes it's harder not to be one.
Is she going to be okay, Mom?
I think so.
Martin, it's us.
How do you feel?
It's just another morning for me.
Who sent flowers?
Oh, they're Richards.
They would not fit in his room.
He wanted you to have them.
Oh.
What you did was really cool, Dad.
Nah, nah, it was nothing.
No way, Dad.
You're like a total hero.
Thanks.
Jeremy, could I have a moment alone with your father?
Sure, Mom. I'll get another soda.
He's right.
You are a total hero.
Well, yeah.
Thank you.
Oh, God, I'm so sorry.
Last night while I was sleeping, I kind of
remember how you were holding my hand.
That really meant a lot to me.
That was Richard.
Why?
Richard held your hand last night.
Don't tell me he's already recovered.
Oh, no, no, not completely.
He's been spending a lot of time with the children in pediatrics.
He's putting on a puppet show this afternoon.
Is he?
Stop it! Stop it!
I'm sure the children will love it.
Martin, about what happened between us.
I realize now that I had a lot of anger towards Richard
and that I was acting on that anger, and that wasn't fair to you.
But emotional response isn't based on fairness.
I'm so full of shit.
Oh, God, Martin, I don't know.
I don't know. I mean, these last two weeks have been so incredible,
and I don't know what would have happened if Richard hadn't gotten shot.
Maybe we would have made it to breakfast.
Yeah, and we might have made it a lot further.
But Richard's my husband, and you're my ex-husband,
and I don't want another ex-husband.
I want my marriage to work, and...
thanks to you, I think we've got a chance.
I just want you to be happy.
I just watched this great puppet show upstairs.
It was so moving.
Toby, could you leave us alone, please?
No, no, no, no, that's okay. I really should be getting back to Richard.
I love you.
Goodbye.
So, what's it like to have an internal organ ripped out of your body while
you're sleeping?
It's not as much fun as it sounds.
By the way, you're a celebrity. You made the paper.
Did I?
He will live.
Me?
No, underneath that.
Dr. Richard Stone receives kidney from anonymous donor.
Anonymous donor?
All right, maybe celebrity isn't the right word.
Okay.
Maybe I didn't get my name in the paper.
But I'll always know, no matter what he does, whether he's saving a life or
composing a symphony
or teaching poetry to a room full of
deaf children, he won't be doing it alone.
There's a kidney in there.
That's right.
That's right.
We'll break the knot, but I'll just fall over and die.
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