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I'm Bernice.

Please, please, please.

Good morning.

Get in here.

Doc says I got a little 15 pounds and cut my cholesterol down.

He didn't mention smoking?

Oh, sure.

Some things in life you just can't give up.

How are you, Bernice?

I'm great.

Well, take a look at that file on my desk, will you?

Sure.

It's the construction report on the San Francisco store.

Believe it or not, it's going to be ready.

How to schedule.

Now I've got to come up with someone to run it for me.

I thought you were sending George Marks out there.

I need someone who knows designer fashions.

Someone who's got experience across the board.

Someone who's young, aggressive, smart.

Know anybody like that?

Oh, I hope this helps my sex life.

You did a great job for me when I sent you out to Chicago.

How about taking a fling of San Francisco?

What about my job here?

Bernice, let me tell you something.

As hard as it's going to be to replace you.

I need somebody in San Francisco I can trust.

My whole life is in New York.

My family, my friends.

You're a young guy.

You're unattached.

It's a good time to make a move.

I don't know, Paul.

I'm one of those people who actually loves living in New York.

Bernice, I'm asking you to do this as a favor.

Believe me.

I'll make it worth your while.

How long?

A year.

Oh.

Eighteen months tops.

As soon as the store's on its feet, I'll bring it back.

A year.

Maybe.

A year.

Great.

It's a deal.

San Francisco's a terrific town.

You're going to love it.

They don't have the meds.

They got the forty-nineers.

Anyway, it won't be so bad.

It is the brand new store, First Wolf's on the west coast,

and I'll be back in a year.

Hey, look.

It could be worse.

It could be sunny in all of the hands of those.

Bernice, look over there with the pretty brown hair.

I was just talking with her with a darling girl.

Mom, don't point.

So who is she?

Her name is Natalie Suckerman.

And?

We've gone out a few times, and now we're friends.

Friends.

Who needs friends?

You need a wife.

Mom, you don't have to find me a wife before I leave for San Francisco, okay?

Just have some punch, relax.

Mrs. Fine, we're going to miss him so much.

Oh, he's a good boy.

Oh, bye.

I'll miss you too, Bernice.

So who's going to make Sunday dinners for you?

I'll manage, and you'll come and visit.

You know I hate to fly.

For someone who hates to fly, you've seen more of the globe than any human being live.

I'm calling your aunt Selma.

No, she's in San Francisco once, remember?

She's going to send me some names.

It's a nice girl, she knows.

Look out there, Bernie.

Okay.

That Natalie, she keeps looking at you.

Mom, come on.

Come on.

Let's go.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

You're going to miss her.

L

What?

What are you saying?

You nervous?

Let's do it.

All right.

Good morning. Welcome to Wolf's.

Hi. Hello.

Good.

All right.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

reetings.

Hello.

Mary.

She's my mom.

Hi your mom.

She's my mom.

She's my mom.

She's my mom.

She's your mom.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm lost.

I thought you might be.

What's your name?

Jen.

I've lost my mom.

Don't worry.

We're going to find her.

We're looking for bathing suits.

I was supposed to wait right there.

But I didn't.

Cause it was too crowded.

It's okay.

We'll find her.

What's your mom's name?

Elizabeth O'Reilly.

Would you please page him, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Reilly and tell her that her little girl's in...

with me in my office?

Sure.

Excuse me.

What would you think about getting some ice cream while we wait for?

And mom says, Matt's destroying you with a stranger.

Well, your mom's right.

So first of all, let me introduce myself.

My name is Bernie.

Bernie?

Hi.

And since I'm the boss of this whole store, I really do think it'd be okay with your mom.

Mrs. Elizabeth O'Reilly, would you...

I like being able to cut fudge.

Okay, let's go get some.

Mrs. Elizabeth O'Reilly.

He used to have dog, but he died.

A man in the car hit him.

Didn't mean to.

Just didn't see him on time.

His name was Oscar.

I want to get another dog, but my mom says, we can't get another dog until we move into her house.

We live in an apartment.

Except when we go to our friend house at the beach.

Mr. Fine?

Sweetie.

Oh, I'm worried.

I was so worried about you.

I told you not to.

Why didn't you listen to me?

I'm sorry.

It's all right.

I'm so glad you're okay.

I thought you were last.

Mom, this is Bernie.

He's family.

Thank you so much.

I was so frightened.

I think my heart stopped beating.

Well, it was my pleasure.

I'm Bernard Fine.

Elizabeth O'Reilly.

He's a boss of this whole store.

He hasn't even had to pay for ice cream sundaes.

Well, that's not entirely the case, but I do get a discount.

May I offer something to drink?

A cup of coffee?

Oh, no, thank you.

We're already late for Jan's dentist appointment.

What about my bathing suit?

We'll have to come back, sweetie.

Come on.

Here, let me get the door for you.

Thanks for being such a rich kid.

You're very welcome.

Goodbye, Jane.

It was very nice talking to you.

Bye, Bernie.

It was nice talking to you.

Bye.

Bye.

It was waiting for you, and then I got locked.

I'm going to be found.

Jean, would you pull up our customer charge list and see if we have an Elizabeth O'Reilly?

I have an Elizabeth K O'Reilly on Vallejo Street in Pacific Heights.

Is there a Mr. O'Reilly listed as a credit reference?

I didn't notice a wedding band, Mr. Fine.

Did you?

Yeah, thanks.

Thanks.

Seven bathing suits?

Well, you shouldn't have.

Well, I knew Jane needed a bathing suit.

And the truth is, I needed an excuse to call you.

Well, thank you.

I lost my will.

So, would you like to get together sometime?

Um, yeah.

Yeah, I'd like that.

Oh, great.

What about tomorrow?

Well, we're going to Stinson Beach tomorrow.

Oh, I'm going to go to the beach tomorrow.

Oh, I'm going to go to the beach tomorrow.

Oh, I'm going to go to the beach tomorrow.

Oh, I'm going to go to the beach tomorrow.

Well, we're going to Stinson Beach tomorrow.

Oh, okay.

Well, some other time then.

Would you, um, would you like to come up and have lunch with us on Saturday?

Uh, uh, yeah.

Mommy here.

Hi, Bernie.

Hey, Jane.

Oh, you look good in that bathing suit.

Hey.

What you got in your bag?

Well, I got lunch and...

There's something free in here.

What's he doing?

Hey, that's nice.

Oh, I got a lot of fun.

Oh, I got a lot of fun.

How do you, what's he doing in there.

He must be for you.

Thanks, Bernie.

Let's go sit down.

Mom, my dog doesn't like to say anything.

Oh, what you going to go for?

Oh, my friend's in Hamilton.

I thought he liked cheeseburgers.

You done?

That's what he told me.

No, he doesn't, Barney.

Heh.

So how long have you been in San Francisco?

Ah, since March.

What do you think?

Um, it's a nice city.

I think you miss New York.

I can't lie, I do.

So are you one of those New Yorkers who think that

there's nothing worthwhile west of the Hudson?

Well, there is, and is there?

And you think that by living in California, your brain is going to turn to mush, and you're going to lose your edge.

I can already feel it slipping.

The pace is so slow.

Deadly!

I mean, when you walk in New York, you really walk.

I bet you still get the New York Times every day.

Save my life.

You must be so miserable here.

It's getting better.

Can I call my dog Oscar?

Is she a honey?

Her dog died.

She told me.

Do you think the first Oscar was mine?

Well, what do you think, Bernie?

To Oscar...

The second.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Ready, one, two, three!

You're lying right out here!

Ha ha ha!

She's such a great kid.

Yeah.

Thanks.

It hasn't been easy for growing up without a father.

I'm sorry.

No, no, don't be.

It's okay.

It's just one of those things that didn't work out.

What happened?

Chandler left us right after James born.

You think the postcard thing, see you soon.

You gotta saw him again.

Nice guy.

Yeah, it's hermit.

Actually, he was very handsome.

Everybody was crazy about him.

He had more charisma than he knew what to do with.

We got married right after college, moved to LA.

He wanted to be an actor.

He actually got some work.

Yeah?

Well, we just sort of started drinking apart, and...

Oh, things just got worse and worse.

I don't know why I'm telling you all about those guys.

That's okay.

I'm glad you are.

I just felt so guilty about it for so long.

Why?

Because I should have known.

But by the time I figured out what kind of man he was, I had a baby.

No way to support myself.

He was angry all the time, totally unpredictable.

He frightened me.

What did you tell James?

This is a hard part.

I told her that he died.

I didn't know what else to do at the time.

I just didn't want her to think that her father left her.

That he didn't love her.

It's a tough call.

When she's older, I'm going to tell her the truth.

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Oh, thank you, ladies.

I had a really great time.

Oh, thanks.

We did too.

Mm.

Okay. Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Can you come to this next Saturday?

Honey, I think Bernie may have some other things to do.

I'd love to.

I'll call you next week.

Give you a chance to back out.

Hey, you.

Take care of Oscar the second, okay?

It's 10 o'clock.

It's way past your bedtime.

Time to go to sleep, time to come.

Mom, do you mind if dad like to play with me?

We were just a tiny little baby.

Do you mind if Daddy loved me?

Yes.

He loved you as best he could.

Mom, does Bernie have any kids of his own?

No, he doesn't.

He's nice.

Yes, he is.

It was time to go to sleep.

He loves you.

You do?

How much?

You love me when the whole life world ends.

Back again.

I'm fine, Mom.

I just been real busy with the story, you know.

What?

No, I have not met any nice Jewish girls.

Please, Mom, do not have Anselma call me.

Well, if you have any friends,

please, Mom, I'll call you next week.

Anselma, call me.

Well, if you have to know, I have met someone I like.

Wait, no, I just met her, Mom.

I don't know why I like her, that's all I know.

I'm not having this conversation with you.

Her name is Elizabeth.

What?

O'Reilly.

I don't know a lot of Jews named O'Reilly.

I've got to go.

I'll talk to you soon.

I'm hanging up now, Mom.

Bye.

Unbelievable.

Hahaha.

So Paul took a chance to me right out of college.

I was an English major.

I knew absolutely nothing about merchandising,

which means I had to learn the business from the ground up.

Now the crazy thing is that I love it.

I really do.

I even go in on my days off.

You must have quite a social life.

Did my mother call you?

Yeah, last night.

Hahaha.

I guess I've used my work to hide behind a certain extent,

but truth is I've always thought that

when the time was right for me to settle down,

I'd know.

Well, that's what I thought.

Look what happened to me.

Oh, you have Jane.

Yeah, I do.

You are a very pretty woman.

Right.

I've been wanting to say that for weeks.

Hahaha.

I thought you were embarrassing me.

Can't be helped.

Here I come I'm going to get you.

Hahaha.

Aah!

Hahaha.

Oh!

She a pile drummer!

Hahaha.

Honey, give me!

Good!

I'll be right there.

I got to catch my breath.

I thought it was a shame.

Did you listen?

You will be.

Hahaha!

Oh, okay you.

Here we go.

Whoa!

Oh, yeah!

Oh, here we go!

Oh, here we go!

Oh, right here we go!

Oh, yeah!

Hahaha.

So, there was Oscar alone in the store,

wishing he had someone to go home with.

Was he sad?

A little, cause he wanted to love someone and feel them love him back.

What happened?

Well, when the first star of the night came out, he made a wish.

Did the wish come true?

The next day a man came to the store and said he was looking for a little dog for someone very special.

Me?

Yeah, a you.

So the man took Oscar and gave him to the little girl.

So she could love him.

That's right.

So she could love him.

Bernie, will you tell me another story?

Jamie, I told you a story.

Bernie told you a story.

Time to go to bed.

Okay, Mom.

I mean him.

I know.

Okay, I'll be downstairs.

Let's get you into the covers, huh?

You know what I wish, Bernie?

What do you wish?

I wish never mine.

Come on, tell me.

No, I'm going to sleep now.

Good night.

Good night.

Um.

Um.

Oh.

Oh.

What?

Shit.

I should get going.

It's Maggie outside.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

I'm going to sleep now.

What did you mean?

Jane picked him up at wolves.

Hey, Barra, your daughter, one of these days.

Give him back the ball, Freddy.

Give him back the ball.

That's right.

Thank you.

And he's not married.

Gay, you're on the lead now.

None of the above.

It's incredible.

Jane likes him.

This is Laura.

I'm going to tell him that I said that's not the way to talk to a friend.

Jane, if the war is burning.

He's been with us almost every week in the summer.

It just sounds serious.

I try to feel crazy about him.

It's getting scary.

Are you nuts with scary?

What's out there in the way of available men?

I'm just so afraid of making you mistake it.

This, you're a kid when you married that creep.

What did you know?

Yeah, I guess.

Freddy's just so easy to be with.

He's so kind.

He loves Jane.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so...

How was it?

No, never mind. Don't tell me.

Okay.

It was great.

I can't tell.

I can't tell.

That was so jealous.

No, Scott, I'm fine.

It's just...

Never mind.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

You better not let this one go.

So how was school today, sweetie?

Okay.

Freddy won't find the king's doctors today.

He's a veterinarian.

Was I had a father?

I want him to be a Santa Claus,

so he can bring me presents all year round.

Honey?

You sometimes think that it might be nice to have a daddy?

A daddy's dead.

I know. I mean, another daddy.

Where would he live?

Here, with us.

Or maybe we'd all live together in another house.

Where would he sleep?

With me.

That's where daddy's sleep, with mommies.

Oh.

Maybe we should get married.

Well, what if it was somebody that you really, really liked?

Somebody that we both really liked?

Like Bernie?

Yeah, like Bernie.

What's wrong with your sister's and that's gone?

You don't need anything else.

Sweetie, come here.

I love you more than anything.

Nothing's ever going to change that.

No other person can take that love away from us.

Do you understand that?

Mommy, we're in the whole wide world.

I love you more than the whole wide world.

In back again?

In back again.

Now eat your dinner.

I did.

You did not.

I asked my secretary to look you up and see if there was a Mr. O'Reilly.

What would you have done if there was?

Lucky for me there wasn't.

If if it was ourselves,

no you can tell me if there's nothing wrong with you.

I just wanted to get married to you,

dad and dad come here and?

Yes, Dad.

Oh, this has been the most beautiful night.

I don't want it to end.

Oh, it's not over yet.

What do you have up your sleeve?

You'll see.

I want to show you something.

Welcome to old.

What are we doing here?

I want to show you something.

No, close your eyes.

Close it.

Here.

Where?

Here.

Keep them close.

Now open.

I'll burn you.

Where are you?

Will you marry me?

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

So many years.

Yes.

Yes.

It is not short notice.

Six weeks is not short notice.

Is the time bad for you?

Six weeks is not a long time to make plans.

Mom, you don't have to do anything to show up and have a good time.

My only son is getting married to a woman I never met,

and he tells me just to show up and have a good time.

All right, show up and have a bad time.

Don't show up at all.

But now don't talk to your mother like that.

Mom, you're going to like her.

Believe me.

You're marrying a woman with children.

One child, she's seven years old and she is adorable.

Where's the father?

This is none of your business, Mom. Look, I'm going to pick you up at the airport

and then we're going to go out and have dinner with Liz.

Nice, nice.

I meet my Shakespeare daughter in law the day before the wedding.

Is she pregnant?

I'm hanging out now, Mom.

All right.

Look, honey, this is like a great neighborhood.

You know what?

I've been there are a lot of kids around here for the play.

The liquid was in now.

Well, this is it. What do you think?

Oh, I love it.

It's a pig, I guess.

You guess?

Come on, let's go check it out.

You've got southern exposure and plenty of sunlight all year round.

Is there a fireplace in a living room?

Yes?

Can I have a sash?

Sure sweetie. We'll be right out.

Let me show you the kitchen. We'll just ignore it.

What kind of stone? Yeah, I swear to my friend.

May I join you?

I'm going to go to the house.

May I join you?

What does Oscar think of this room?

It's okay.

Well, that is a nice window.

How did you think?

You know what?

I think you're still confused about all this stuff.

Am I right?

Jane, I love you and your mom very much.

And I want us to be a family.

A real family.

I'll tell you something else.

Your mom's got enough love in her heart for both of us.

And then some.

Bernie, do you think I can get one of those best with the top on it?

Can you help me?

Yeah.

Sure, I know exactly where you can get one of those beds.

You know something?

We're going to be very happy here.

You wait and see.

Mm.

So, everything is planned, everything is arranged.

Who introduced you?

And we met through the store, Mom.

How, on the escalator?

Mom, eat.

It's very rich, I might have a heart attack.

We'll get you some soup.

I would choke.

Tom, have you ever been to San Francisco before?

We took a tour of California in the summer of 1967.

1968.

67, because that was the year you were by Midsford.

And the trip was a present from your father into it.

You're right. She's right.

That was one of the happiest days of my life.

The father was so proud.

It's not something you would understand.

Mom.

No, it's okay.

I actually went to a friend's son's bar, Midsford, last year.

It was very moving.

Is your family and son from to school?

My parents were both killed in a car accident when I was two.

I'm sorry.

It must have been very difficult for me.

Well, you don't necessarily miss what you never knew.

And your daughter's father, does he have joint custody?

Mom, I really don't think.

We were divorced when Jane was very small.

He doesn't have any custody or anything at all.

Where is he?

That's really none of your business, mother.

This is a reasonable question.

I don't know where he is.

The little girl, she doesn't ask questions.

I told her that he died.

Mrs. Fine.

I think I understand how you're feeling about all of this.

Jane is my only child, too.

And I know that when the time comes,

I'm going to want to know everything I can about the person she marries.

I don't know what more there is to say.

I love Bernard very much.

And I'm going to do everything I can to make this marriage work.

What's the best I can do?

Thank you.

I appreciate your honesty.

Let's have some dessert, shall we?

Later? Over here.

Could we have the menus?

Take this away.

Yes, I'd like to.

Take this away.

Yes, I'd like to.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I'm going to do everything I can to make this marriage work.

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I do. Under the laws of the state of California and the covenants of Israel I now pronounce you husband and wife you may kiss the bride.

Me too.

Now, on you.

Are you ready?

Aah!

Positive!

Positive!

Positive!

Positive!

Our love is here today

Not for a year

But ever and today

You're stepping on my foot, brother.

You just let me leave.

You're the bull of shrimp over there, may your father rest at peace.

This love shrimp.

Surprise you're not serving a big ham.

Nothing you can say is going to get to me today.

God knows I love you, P

I have never understood you.

I have never been in my entire life.

You have children. You have a son. You have to promise me.

You'll marry a nice Jewish girl.

You'll bring me both your jokes.

Just don't name him Christian.

Don't know.

Your grandfather's name was Isador.

You're stepping on my foot.

Mom, this is the dance.

Oh my God.

Together.

My life.

So how is it so far?

The best it can be.

Rocky is made tumble, to brother me crumble.

There only made clay, but our love is here to stay.

She takes her vitamins in the morning with her shoes.

Sometimes she has to insist because she doesn't really like it.

It is. It's me, Tracy, your friend, the school teacher.

Don't worry. We'll be fine.

She thought we'd never really been separated before.

Yeah, I know, but this is your honeymoon.

Doctor, dentist.

This gets you going.

It's two weeks of such a long time.

Go!

We'll call you every day, I promise.

I can't even go with you.

That's her honeymoon.

The honeymoon's are for being alone.

Why?

Well, when you love each other, you want to be together.

I love you and Mommy. Don't I?

Well, of course you do.

So why can't we all have a honeymoon together?

A family.

Or two folks?

Yeah, but please, we're going on a honeymoon.

Hi.

Hi.

Glad to see you finally got her.

Hi.

This has been the happiest six months of my life.

Well, that makes two of us.

It's about to be four of us.

What did you say?

This time it's about to be four of us.

We did.

We did.

Could it happen so fast?

It only takes one.

Are you sure?

Did it only take one?

We're going to have a baby?

It looks that way.

I'm going to have a baby.

You're almost there.

I love you.

I love you.

Well, it takes nine months for a baby to grow inside its mommy's stomach.

And then, when the time is just right, then the baby's born.

Doreen.

How big is the baby right now?

Well, um, he or she's about seven months old, so I guess the baby weighs about four pounds.

Teddy?

I weighed nine pounds when I was born.

Nine pounds, did you?

My mom says I was so big.

My head got caught in my mom's legs, and she was afraid that I might never come up.

So the doctor had to pull me out with these big tweezers things.

Well, um, so any other questions?

That is.

Janae, you're looking good.

See you when busy.

Hey.

Let me buy you a little.

You're looking good.

See you when busy.

Hey.

Let me buy.

Not quite yet.

It might take easy.

You're kind of jumpy, aren't you?

What do you want?

I just want to get in touch.

Come on.

You can't tell me you're not just a little glad to see you.

Mrs. Fine, when did the father last see his daughter?

He hasn't seen her since she was just a couple months old.

This is not because he cares about her.

Chandler wants something.

He always has an angle.

I'm not going to let him see her.

There's no way that's going to happen.

Look, he comes out of the woodwork after all these years, and he wants to see his daughter.

How can he have any rights?

How was a little girl?

Seven.

And you never adopted her.

Uh, no.

I spoke with the family attorney before we got married, and he said there was no point in starting an adoption.

Procedure unless we could get the father to sign off on it.

We didn't know where the guy was until today.

Well, he's right.

You would have had to try and find him.

You know, put notices in the newspaper and...

Well, it's very difficult.

California law is very clear.

Dessertion in itself is not sufficient to deny a custody claim.

Are you saying that he can waltz into Jane's life and there's nothing that we can do about it?

The burden of proof is on you.

You have to show why contact with him would cause her significant harm.

Okay, uh, how do we do that?

Well, it's not easy.

I have some money in a savings account.

What are you talking about?

Well, that's what this is about.

He must be in some kind of a bind.

Maybe if we give him money, he'll go away.

Mrs. Fine, I'd have to advise you against that at all costs.

Offering him money is a crime.

Letting that man anywhere near my daughter is a crime.

You know, it's getting kind of late.

What time did he say you called?

Nine.

Well, this getting him money is not the answer.

We should take him to court.

You heard what Grossman said about how risky that is.

The judges always favor the natural father, even in cases of desertion.

Okay, how do we know he won't be back for more?

We don't, but it's their only chance.

Maybe he'll just take him out of the way.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Maybe he'll just take him money and he'll go away.

$25,000 is no guarantee that he's going away.

I know.

That's what scares me.

Is this what you really want?

Yes.

This is what I really want.

Hello?

No.

This is Bernard's sign, her husband.

Mr. Scott, I have a business proposition I'd like to discuss with you.

Bernard, fine.

How you doing, Bernard?

Where do they call you, Bernie?

I'll get right to the point, Scott.

As far as I'm concerned, you have no business and I've ever had a life of my wife or her daughter.

You forfeited that right years ago.

I'm kidding.

Nice to meet you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

You've been forfeited that right years ago.

I'm kidding.

Nice to meet you too.

Can I buy you a drink?

How about a scotch?

You look like a scotch kind of guy.

All right, Senator.

You said you had a proposition to make.

Make it.

First of all, to make it.

Listen, I prepared to offer you $25,000 to stay away from Jane permanently.

Interesting.

Interesting turn of events.

Listen, it's rather obvious you have no real concern for your daughter.

You would have been a father to her long ago.

What are you, the resident shrink?

You're wasting my time.

Where is it?

We have a deal?

Gee, I don't know, Bernie.

I gotta go to the past my age.

I don't think there's any more coming where this came from.

Are you threatening me, Bernie?

I'm dead, I'm threatening you.

You come near my wife for Jane again.

I will see you put away permanently.

You understand me.

I'm dead.

To kill it.

Gold.

Bernie.

Yeah.

Are you awake?

Yeah.

I can't sleep.

Me neither.

Maybe we shouldn't.

This we're not going to rearrange our lives for this guy.

I don't think he's going to come back, but if he does, we'll fight him in court.

He didn't even ask about it, did he?

No.

Me, Esther.

Just hang in there, Liz.

Come back.

Let's just go over.

Push.

Push.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I can't.

I can't.

Yes, you can.

I want you to take a deep breath, okay?

And pull it.

Yeah.

That's it.

Yeah.

Good.

Good.

Good.

Good.

That's it.

Good.

Oh, he's so tired.

All right.

How could you be so good?

You're doing so good.

You're doing so good.

Just relax.

Okay.

This is starting.

This is starting.

This is starting.

Here it comes.

Okay.

Go.

That's it.

That's it.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Go.

There we go!

It's a boy.

It's a boy!

Oh no!

Oh.

Oh.

Wow.

My sweetie!

Oh!

Oh.

Oh!

Not.

Oh!

Ahh! Ahh! Ahh!

Mmm!

Mmm!

Is that your first? Yeah. Yeah.

My third. My third.

Her first. Her first.

It's too bad.

Alexander is a door of fire.

Yeah.

Hi, Dad.

Oh, he's something else in me?

He sure is.

Yeah.

We're going home today.

Bernie, that's what I wanted to talk to you about.

What, is something wrong with the baby?

No, no, no, the baby's fine.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

In my office.

Sure?

Dr. Hoffman, my two-fourteen days.

Dr. Hoffman, my two-fourteen days.

Dr. Hoffman.

Bernie, I'd like Elizabeth to stay a few extra days

so we can run some tests.

Tests? What kind of tests?

Why?

She has a low blood cell count, which may very well be

anemia associated to the pregnancy.

But there usually isn't such an abnormal white cell count,

which is what has me concerned.

Concerned?

It's useless to speculate at this point.

You want to run some tests to be on the safe side?

All right, if you think it's necessary.

Do you mind telling me what the problem is?

Bernie, listen, at this point I don't want to worry you.

Please, I would like to know.

She complained of pains in her hips during pregnancy,

frequent breathlessness.

It could all be incidental.

Dr. just tell me, okay?

What are you so concerned about?

Osteosarcoma, it's a form of bone cancer.

It's a form...

Okay, here we are.

We're going to go over to this other table here.

Give us a line of mid-sideways.

There we go.

A little one.

That's okay, thank you.

That is nice.

This spot is not configuring.

Let me show you.

Nothing to be afraid of.

I just want the live, perfect, still,

breathe normal.

I'll be out of here as soon as we can.

It's less than like Barry's still.

We'll be in there.

I'm very sorry.

I think we should start you on chemo therapy right away.

No!

It's okay, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

It's okay, it's okay.

It's okay.

I'm going to be great having you home.

These last two weeks have been the worst of my life.

Honey, take the baby outside.

Sure.

Where are you going?

I'm just going to go for a walk.

We'll go with you.

No, please.

I just need time to think, okay?

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'll be back a little bit.

Please, sweetie.

Okay.

Okay.

This is not about options.

This is about what's best for me.

I'm not sure.

Yeah, I'll be back a little bit.

Please, sweetie.

Okay.

Okay.

This is about what's best for me.

I'm not sure.

Yeah, I'll be back a little bit.

Please, sweetie.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

We need to go through that.

Well, this is for your parents.

His parents.

You know, this is the most important thing for us.

Well, it's important.

This is about what's best for me.

He said it was the best thing for you.

Because it's already metastasized.

I know.

We have to do everything we can.

I don't want to fill my body with chemicals.

It's poison.

You get sicker from the treatments than anything else.

Some people don't get that sick.

Well, there's coming back and she'll stay with us

as long as we want or two.

All right.

I'll do it.

But I'm going to keep teaching.

I want to finish out this school here.

Oh, he's perfect as a teacher.

Yes, he is.

Ah!

Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry.

You have to be strong for him.

Oh, my God.

Why did you call us a night, Liz?

You could finish in the morning.

They always get the spelling test back the next day.

So for once they won't.

I was downtown today. I did a little shopping.

What's this?

If you don't want it, I can take it better.

My grandmother used to wear one all the time in public.

She was an orthodox Jew. It's the custom.

Never a look.

It was that face how can you go wrong?

Here.

It's beautiful.

That was my mother's.

She gave it to me when I married Bernard Spart.

I hadn't been such a no fool. I would have given it to you on your wedding day.

Oh, if don't.

I was unkind to you. I didn't give you a chance.

Now I see how much Bernard loves you.

And how much you love Bernard.

You can't get me.

Thank you.

And don't forget to bring back the sign consent slips for the class trip on Friday, okay?

Okay.

I'm right!

How are you going to die?

What was that, Teddy?

Dickie Loon says you got cancer and you're going to die.

Well, it's true, sweetie. I do have cancer. But they don't know if I'm going to die.

Does it hurt?

No. No, it doesn't hurt pretty much.

I don't want you to die, Mrs. Fine. You're my favorite teacher.

Then you did. I'm going to do my very best to finish out this year with you.

You can count on that, okay?

The doctor says if you take this medicine, they're up there.

Okay, they're like you putting chocolate milk, so I don't taste it.

Okay, we'll put it in chocolate milk.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm playing hospital.

Have you been hearing things at school?

What sort of things?

They aren't true, so I don't listen.

What isn't true?

Don't you gonna die?

I told Dickie Loon he was a liar, and that you're getting better with a chemotherapy.

Chemotherapy?

Come here, sweetie.

What do you mean, is that some days I feel just fine, and other days not so hot.

We don't know what's going to happen, but sweetie, nobody lives forever.

Everybody has to go up to heaven sooner or later.

Like Oscar?

He went up a little early, that's all.

And maybe I'll have to go up a little early, too.

You know what that happens?

I'm just gonna wait around for you and Bernie and Alexander.

It's a bad time that you guys get there.

I'll have a little place picked out, where we can all live together.

A little house by the beach.

We're gonna long walks together, all four of them.

Now, the thing that I want you to remember is that even when I'm not with you,

even when I'm not right next to you, I want you to remember that I love you just as much as ever.

Okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

I don't care what you say.

I don't care what the doctor says.

It's giving up.

As long as there's a chance the treatments are gonna make you better, you have no right to stop them.

It's only postponing the inevitable.

I don't see it that way.

I don't want the time I have left with my mind and my body intact.

I don't want my last days with you and the kids to be clouded with treatments and drugs.

I'm gonna die.

Please.

Help me to do this well.

Happy Valentine's Day to all of you.

Today's not Valentine's Day, Mrs. Fine.

Today's the last day of school.

I know, but it's Valentine's Day because I made you valentines.

It's my way of showing you how much I'm gonna miss each one of you.

Aren't you coming back, Mrs. Fine?

I'm gonna have to go away for a little while, Doreen.

Where are you going?

I'm on a little trip.

Now, I want you all to be good students for Mrs. Ferber.

I want you to remember everything we've learned and I want you to know that I love each one of you.

And I'm gonna be thinking about you a lot.

And when you see my little girl, Jane.

When you see Jane, you'll be especially nice to her, okay?

Okay?

Now, before I dismiss you, I'm gonna call your names.

You come up one at a time and I'll give you your valentines.

Betsy Ahern?

Okay.

Doreen Baca.

Fine, Mrs. Fine.

Goodbye, honey.

Teddy Campbell.

I know the truth.

You too.

Can it be our little secret?

Okay.

Mrs. Fine.

What, sweetie?

I'm gonna miss you.

I'm gonna miss you too, Teddy.

Chris Griffin?

Thanks so much for coming, Mrs. Griffin.

I'm so glad you know I have tested me to be filled with the beans.

Oh, it's my pleasure.

Now, you get plenty rest, huh?

Okay, we'll be in touch.

Oh, and you don't have to wear uniform. We're very casual around here.

Thank you.

Oh, hello.

Honey, I didn't expect you back so soon.

Oh, it's my husband, but I'm fine.

How'd you do?

Hi. How are you?

Jane, I will be seeing you soon, huh?

Okay. Goodbye, Mrs. Pippin.

Goodbye, dear. Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm just trying to finish that business.

Yeah, I know.

I think Mrs. Pippin's gonna be very good with the children.

Liz, I know.

What a word about Jane.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Jane, it was just the two of us who were so long.

She's gonna need you to be there for her.

I will be.

Promise me something.

Don't let Jellmas sat me right here.

I promise.

I'm getting cold.

Huh?

Can you help me inside?

Sure.

Mom, you're right.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

Yes, ma.

My dear Alexander,

I have to wait for you.

I have to wait for you.

Someday you will wonder who your mother was and want to know all about her.

Your father will answer some of your questions.

As for the rest, you'll have to wait till we meet again.

I carried you for nine months and gave birth to you.

And I loved you from the moment I first felt you inside me.

You have my eyes and your father's smile.

Full of all the love and the joy that you deserve.

Be brave, my beautiful little boy.

I make your father proud of you.

Remember that I'm with you always.

We finally got it.

I got the night going on and a hair comb, the teeth brushed.

And now we're here to say good night.

I'm just gonna read me two stories tonight.

How did she get her to do that?

I promised you not to know.

Smarty thing else.

Nice, sweet boy.

Oh, yeah, come on.

I love you.

I love you too, Mom.

Get back in a bit, okay?

Okay, okay, here we go.

Ground.

Find One.

The War's Of The

Brain.

No.

hmm

Monica Wood,

Stephanie Why do we need somebody else then?

Yes, I'm gonna be centimeters.

I've never done this before, so you'll have to bear with me.

Liz was my best friend, and I loved her very much.

But that shirt doesn't make me unique because everyone who knew her felt the same.

You can see that just by looking around you today.

Her third grade class wanted to plant a tree, so they could remember her.

Shortly before she died, I asked her what kind of tree she wanted us to plant.

You know what she said?

She said she never met a tree she didn't like.

The baby's down.

Thanks, Mom.

Oh, what a sweet little boy.

I don't know what I would have done all these weeks without you.

I could stay longer.

I don't have to go back to New York.

Oh, no, that's okay.

Mrs. Pip in the starting on Monday.

Bernie?

Why don't you come back to New York, sweetheart?

First thought would be good for you.

This was our home.

I'm not ready to go yet, and I don't want to approach anything.

I understand.

But the time will come when you need to get on with your life.

Not yet.

I just can't believe she's coming.

I expected to walk through the front door and read it.

I'm like a touch-chain end.

Yeah.

Dear God, please put your word back on me.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

Dear God, please put your word, Bernie.

Grandma?

Baby Alexander?

Can I ask her who's in heaven with Bonnie?

I'm sorry for not finishing my dinner.

I didn't mean to talk about you, Grandma.

I miss mommy so much.

I wish she didn't have to go away.

Hi.

Sweetie, I want you to know something that's real important, okay?

You didn't do anything to make mommy go away.

But it was bad tonight.

No, no, no, listen.

Mommy's dying is hard to understand, but you didn't do anything wrong or bad.

Mommy loves you very much.

You and you didn't eat your dinner.

Okay?

Okay.

Yeah.

Let's get you an Oscar in bed, all right?

That's my girl.

Good night, sweetie.

Good night.

I can't even go back to our house at the beach.

Wait till you see Napa Valley, honey.

It's beautiful.

They have horses and cows and all kinds of things.

But I like to have a beach.

I know.

I did too, but it'll be nice for us to go to a new place.

So it's good to have new experiences, Jean, but all of us are horizons.

I don't like new experiences.

Jane.

I don't.

Just wait and see, okay?

You know something?

I think you're going to be surprised.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Oh, I don't want to be a boy.

He isn't he.

Well, this is it.

Oh, Mr. Fine.

What a lovely house.

That's pretty, isn't it?

I get that whole.

Ah, Mr. Fine, never you might know.

You let me have a try.

Well, now, Jean, I see you found yourself a swing.

Do you like to swing?

Huh?

No.

Oh, sure you do.

Well, I give you a wee push now.

Come on, hold on tight.

And I'll give you just a wee one.

There we go.

Hey.

You know, I had a little girl.

She used to love to swing.

She could do this for hours.

How old is she?

Oh, she's a little old.

Oh, she's all grown up now.

Wee!

Do you like to swing?

I do.

I do.

But I like to go high.

How about you?

You like to go high?

Well, hold on tight, then we'll go.

Wee!

Is this fun, huh?

Wee!

I am again.

Wee!

Wee!

Wee!

Wee!

Wee!

What's wrong?

I think he's got an ear infection.

He's been crying crying.

And he keeps trying to put his finger in his ear.

Which one?

Big fella.

Oh, come here.

Oh, he's hot.

He has his hand that's yet enough.

Twirl with Alexander.

I don't know, sweetie.

You're taking for a second.

Be right back.

Come on, baby.

Go to the doctor's kitchen.

Let's go.

Wee!

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, come on.

Oh, you are a magician.

Oh, no, no.

You are a little guy.

Your infections are really painful.

Now, I've given him a mild analgesic and an antibiotic,

and he should be fine by tomorrow.

Is there anything I should do?

Yeah, try to keep him quiet and give him these drops every four hours.

Hey, Jane, why don't you take care of this?

I'd like to see him on Monday.

I commute to San Francisco during the week.

Oh.

Well, when do you have his mother bring him in?

My mother died.

She died of cancer.

You must miss her very much.

Now we have a man.

It's not the same thing as a mommy though, is it?

I'm sorry.

We're doing a lot better now.

Good.

Let's go get that prescription filled.

If you have any problems with Alexander and need anything else,

or if you have any questions about anything, give me a call.

OK, thanks a lot, Doctor.

You're welcome.

Goodbye.

Let's go, Sport.

Bye, Alexander.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Morning.

Hi, everybody.

We're learning about environmental services right here.

How are you?

I'm sobright.

I'm so alive.

Thank you, look.

Good luck.

Morning.

I know, and you're not here.

Oh, yeah, I'm getting on.

Don't talk like that after, haven't you, son?

ffoeh, I know.

It's not your worry about, that day out.

Oh, now.

We're hearing you.

Hey, Harry.

Matthew, how Gonzalez isoading his daughter?

All right.

50,000.

Maybe I could borrow the money.

Forget it. It's a bottomless pit.

But I'll move the family to New York.

If you do that, Scott will take it to court.

You'll be held in contempt.

This is unbelievable. What am I going to do?

You're just going to have to wait and see what he does next.

I promise you, if you don't pay him the money,

he'll come back with another scheme.

That's your advice to nothing?

For the time being, yes. Go back to Napa and wait.

You'll hear from me, son.

Oh, you're not going to leave me alone.

Don't let me in.

Oh.

You're not going to leave me alone.

Don't let me out of my way.

Whoa.

Wait.

I'm sorry.

Oh, my God.

Oh.

No, I can't.

Oh, my God.

Oh, no!

Oh, my God.

What the hell are you doing?

Oh, my God.

What are you doing?

I'm not going to get this money.

What are you doing?

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Hey, Bob!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, well, I'm sorry to hear that, pal.

Look, I spoke to the people who own your house.

They're ready to offer you years at least.

That's a steel burning. I think you ought to grab it.

Well, I got a house in San Francisco.

Well, you can come up here and you can live in Napa on the weekends, huh?

Rita! Divorced.

Lots of fun. Loaded.

Rita darling, good to see you.

Yeah, Rita, I'd like you to be a friend of mine.

For an art find, Bernie, Rita Wells.

Hello, Bernie.

Hi, Rita.

Yeah, well, treat him nice.

This is the first party we've been able to get him to all summer.

Hey, I think I'm gonna go check the food.

New in town?

I was at both summer with my children.

I've got a vineyard about five miles from here.

He got the LA apartment. I got the vineyard.

Not a bad trade, I'd say.

After ten years of marriage, you think you'd have more to talk about

other than who got what, but that's not the way it is, I guess.

My therapist says...

My therapist, I have been looking all over for you.

I'm sorry, would you excuse us?

It's a nice talking to you.

Thank you. Thank you.

You look like you need a CPR.

You're so odd being single again. Thanks.

So, no more problems with Alexander Zears?

No, it's his voice I'm worried about.

His voice?

Yeah, he sings in the bath all the time, loudly and off-key.

Sorry, that's hereditary.

You had to have kids?

Not yet.

Well, I didn't mean to pry.

No, that's okay.

I got married to you.

I was still in medical school.

He wanted to start a family right away. I didn't.

Timey.

Yes, that's off in it.

Oh, sorry, I'm on call today.

It's been great talking to you.

Yeah, it's been nice.

Well, I hope I see you sometime again soon.

Oh, that'd be great, but we're going back to the city tomorrow.

Jane starts school on Monday.

Oh.

Timey.

Yeah, that's off in it.

See ya.

See ya.

This is our real house.

This is where we opened our mommy before she died.

Jane, why don't you help Mrs. Pippen put Alexander down for us now, okay?

I'm going to go get the rest of our luggage.

She's good to be home, Mr. Fine.

Hey, Bill.

Hi, Bernie.

This is a surprise.

We just this minute got back.

Come on in.

Glad you're back.

Now, Bernie, I'm the friend of the city.

Come on in.

Glad you're back.

Now, Bernie, I'm afraid that I've got some bad news.

There's going to be a hearing for a temporary visitation rights until the case comes to court.

Chandler Scott has filed for full custody of Jane.

Your Honor, the petitioner has made no attempt whatsoever to contact his wife or his daughter.

In roughly seven years.

Nor has he made any attempt whatsoever to contribute in any way to their welfare.

For all intents and purposes, Your Honor.

Mr. Scott renounced his parental responsibilities directly after the birth of his child.

Your Honor, we feel very strongly that it would be highly unfair.

We feel that it would be highly unjust if he were now allowed to reclaim what he so willingly gave up.

The merits of your client's case for custody are not an issue here today, Mr. Grossman.

You are responding to petitioner's motion for temporary visitation rights.

And you demonstrated this court why it should not allow the natural father to visit her pending the resolution of the custody case.

Your Honor, the child is in an extremely vulnerable psychological situation.

She's trying very hard to deal with her grief over the loss of her mother.

Mr. Scott's sudden appearance we feel would certainly not be in her best interest.

Mr. Child, I'm going to psychiatric evaluation.

No, sir.

Now can you produce any concrete evidence to substantiate your claim that contact with the father would cause a substantial harm?

Your Honor, this little girl has had no contact with her.

She thinks he's dead, Your Honor.

Can I beg your pardon?

Her mother told her he was dead.

I mean, he might as well have been.

I strongly object your Honor.

My client certainly has no responsibility for any deceitfulness on the part of the mother.

My wife was trying to protect her daughter from him.

I am her father.

Mr. Scott, Mr. Fine, sit down.

Counselors, please restrain your clients.

Yes, Your Honor.

Mr. Brown.

Mr. Brown.

Now, am I to understand that the girl does not know her father is alive?

Yes, that is correct, Your Honor.

In that case, it is the decision of this court that until such time as respondent can demonstrate that the visits would be harmful, or responded as granted eventual custody.

The grandpa's temporary visitation rights with the child.

I will not let that happen.

Mr. Fine, please.

Let's say, uh, Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Would that be agreeable with your client, Mr. Bogosian?

The petition is motion is here by granted.

Adjourn.

Court will resume with the next case at two o'clock this afternoon.

I'd like to.

Honey, why didn't you?

Honey, we talked about this.

Mommy was trying to protect you.

This man went away right after you were born and nobody knew where he was.

Why?

Well, I don't know.

But for the time being, we have to do what the judge says.

Can't you tell the judge you don't want to see him?

I tried to.

It's not going to be that long.

He has to bring you back here at 7 o'clock sharp.

I'll be downstairs.

Hi, Bernie.

Nice to see you again.

Instead of taking her out, why don't you stay here and visit?

It'll be a lot easier all around.

I don't think that's what the judge had in mind.

Are you ready?

I don't know where you're going to be.

I want a phone number.

Judge.

I know she got you at 7 o'clock sharp.

You've got that.

If anything happens to her, how do you think you're being a little overly dramatic about this, Bernie?

Relax.

Here we are.

Hi, sweetie.

Hi.

I'm your daddy.

I don't know where you are.

Well, we're going to fix that right now.

Who's this?

Oscar.

I hope he's coming with us.

Yes, he is.

I hope he likes the zoo.

Have a good time, dear.

See you, 7.

It's okay.

Relax, Bernie.

Everything is under control.

What's up, boo?

This is the way to zoo.

Where are we going?

I got a little surprise for you.

We're gonna go to Disneyland.

Yeah?

Huh?

Isn't that bar?

Not in the plane.

But you're gonna be called Bernie and talent?

We'll call him when we get there.

It's after 10 o'clock.

Listen, we can't put out a kidnapping call without evidence of abduction.

I don't think you understand.

You're supposed to have her back here at 7 p.m.

Yeah, but you know the traffic is on Saturday night?

He's not caught in traffic.

He's got her.

Can't you understand that?

Bernie, the police cannot intervene in a child custody dispute without a court order.

They'll probably be back any minute now.

Thank you for coming, officers.

Gentlemen.

I'm sorry, Mr. Fine.

What happens if they're not back, Bill?

What if he doesn't bring her back at all?

Well, then we go to court.

And we file a motion that he's in violation of the temporary visitation agreement.

Hello?

Hey, Bernie, how you doing?

Where is she?

She's with her daddy.

She's having the time of her life.

You son of a bitch.

I find it glorious.

I think another payment is due.

What?

It is never gonna happen.

I think 100,000 would do for today.

Listen to me, Scott, you've gotta be reasonable.

I'll call you with a detail.

I'll call you with a detail.

I'll call you with a detail.

I'll call you with a detail.

I'll call you with a detail.

You've gotta be reasonable.

I'll call you with a detail later.

Hey, Bernie.

Hey, Bernie.

How much this time?

100,000.

Well, we are not going down that road again.

Bernie, I think I know some people that can help us.

Oh.

They're private investigators.

And they specialize in finding lost kids.

Hey, I got the money.

Don't worry about it.

The 100 grand, yeah.

Yeah.

All I gotta do is arrange delivery.

Couple of days.

It's in the bank.

Believe me.

I don't believe this.

The guy kidnapped Jane and the Judge takes it under advisement.

All the Judge sees is that Scott's is the biological father.

Tell me what I already know.

Just find my daughter.

That's what we're trying to do, Mr. Fine.

Is that why we're all still sitting around here?

Look.

üh, what's this like?

It's a big car, but you're not going to have to talk to me.

I don't care.

What's going on over here?

It was always hard.

Is that why we're all still sitting around here?

Look, running around half-cocks

not gonna do you or anybody else any good.

So, Yza, this is my daughter I'm talking about.

She's only seven years old. She just lost her mother.

We deal with this kind of thing all the time.

It's what we do. So just calm down and we'll get her back.

Do you always get them back?

No. We don't always get them back.

Where was that?

And what was that flight number?

Great. Thanks. All right.

Apparently, he dropped the car at the San Francisco airport

and he reserved another one for San Diego.

She thinks he was most likely on Transway Air 93,

which would have put them in San Diego at 12.25 PM yesterday.

My guess is they're already deep in a Mexico by now.

Mexico? It's cheap down there and it's outside the court's jurisdiction.

Oh, my God.

We could make flight number eight or nine in Transway if we hurry.

Let's go. All right, I'm ready.

I'm sorry. That's not how we work.

We work best on our own.

Well, that may be, but I am going.

Bernie, these people know what they're doing.

I understand how you feel, but if you come with us,

you're just going to hurt our chances of bringing your daughter back.

We need you here as a contact in Casey calls.

They cannot just sit around here and wait.

Let me put it this way. We either do it our way or we don't do it at all.

Do you have a recent picture of her?

Yeah.

Come on.

No, I'm not going.

You're not going.

Say we're going to Disney.

We're going.

I just have some business to take care of first.

Come on, get in the car.

No, I won't.

Look, I just have a few more things to do and then we can go home

and you can be with your Bernie, just like you are.

I'm going to go home now.

Come on.

No!

Now you're hurting me.

I just can't believe there's nothing we can do legally.

Well, the problem is there's no extradition for a misdemeanor.

Since when is kidnapping, you said it a misdemeanor?

I'll get it.

Hello?

Yes.

What's happening?

We got lucky.

We traced him to a little town south of Pla Blanca Colos Parallas.

How do you know?

He worked on a film down here a few years ago and apparently still has a few friends left.

Listen, I want you to get down here on the first plane.

This thing is going to go down fast and I'd like you to be here.

I'll be down there as soon as possible.

Give me the information.

Uh-huh.

Less perilous.

I got that.

Listen.

Is she all right?

We think so.

Waitress in town says she thinks she saw them.

Okay, thanks.

You think they found them?

Oh my God, Bernie.

Just tell me something.

It's my angel all right.

I think so, Mom.

They want me down there as soon as possible.

Bill, could you get me in the next flight to Puerto Vallarta?

I gotta pack my bedex.

I'll pack a little bag for Jay.

This is for you, little Senorita.

Another beer, please.

Eat me, Nien.

You need to eat.

She's fine.

She's just not used to this kind of food.

Right, sweetheart?

Another beer, please?

See, say, off.

Okay.

I'll have a beer.

I'll have a beer.

I'll have a beer.

I'll have a beer.

I'll have a beer.

I'll have a beer.

Hello, little Senorita.

Look, little Senorita.

I'm not sure.

Hey, yeah, I ran into trouble on my eating company.

That's not good.

Yeah, listen.

I'll work something now.

Mr. Horton has sent me down here to tell you that she has grown out of this shit.

Okay, well, I'll get it.

Don't do it.

We don't have the money in 24 hours.

Mr. Horton will make sure that you never have the opportunity to do business with him again.

Yeah, I understand.

I just need a little time.

I'm 24 hours.

My young angel?

I don't understand.

Please, please can't call my house.

I know the number.

415.

No, it's in San Francisco.

United States.

Hello?

Hello?

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Oh, it's- it's on the side.

I'm gonna let you keep it on top of your house.

Oh.

I'm gonna let you keep it on top of your house.

Oh.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

and he screwed them on a deal.

Now they've sent someone down here to collect what they're owed.

And then when you didn't come to it, the 100,000

he was desperate.

And the word on the street is that he's dealing again.

We've made a connection with him.

The introduction was arranged by the woman that drove you.

What?

No great, no weird drug dealers.

We don't have a whole lot of options here.

I realize I'm going.

The plan is to ask him for a lot more stuff

than he could possibly have on hand.

Hopefully he'll split, and Jack will be able to get Jane out.

Stay out of sight.

If Scott sees you, it's all over.

He'll be ready to move fast.

Be careful.

Get in the car.

Get in here.

Get in here.

Get in here.

Get in here.

Get in here.

That's about turn.

Yeah, okay, so where's the money?

I'd like to double my order.

What?

Why the hell can you tell me that before?

It fits too much trouble.

No, I got it.

I just don't have everything in one place.

Yeah, maybe I should go somewhere else.

Give me that money.

On delivery.

Give me that money now, or there's no deal.

Half now and half when you get back.

Yeah, okay, all right, all right.

Come on.

Yeah, yeah, okay.

Thanks.

Listen, can you hear me a favor?

I'm just a kid for a couple minutes.

What do you think I am, a babysitter?

Have you right back, James?

Stop.

Hey, James, I'm a friend of Bernie's.

I know you're scared, but you've got to trust me

and do what I say, okay?

And we've got to move fast.

Let's go.

Get in.

I don't want to search for anything.

Okay, James, I just want to kick you.

With me.

Yeah.

I was taking him somewhere.

Just hold on Bernie, he'll be out soon.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Scott, I get down, I'm serious.

I'm going on.

I'm going on.

They know something.

Okay, okay.

All right, all right.

All right, all right.

Never do me!

Gee!

Gee!

Oh, that was me.

Look at that asshole!

Get her out of here.

Bernie, wait!

You're not here!

You're not here!

I'll kill you, I swear I will.

Come on, it's over.

I'm serious.

I'm not here.

Bernie, come on!

It's okay.

We're going home.

Let's go!

Oh, you missed it so much.

Look at that!

I'm glad you got her back, Bernie.

I want him arrested, I want him put away, Bernie.

Got to listen to me.

He listen to me.

He took her, he terrorized her, I was just a little bit nervous.

I'm ready for it.

I want him arrested, I want him put away.

Bernie, got to listen to me, he listened to me.

He took her, he terrorized her, I want to share.

I want to share it with you, Bernie.

He terrorized her. I want him in jail legally speaking.

He was simply late in returning her from a court mandated visit late six days late

And the eyes of the law of Bernie you're the kidnapper

You went to Mexico and forcedly abducted her from his custody. I am not giving her up. I don't care what the court says

He said my mommy didn't tell him where we were that's why I never came to sing

I told you a lot of things that weren't true

Going to Disneyman

That's right

You won't have to

I promise

Let's get you tucked in okay

Good night, sweet

It's a light on

Sure

Better can you stay with me for a little while till I fall asleep

How's that good

You

Oh

That's good they got bigger cows up here

Thank you you like my joke challenge Andrew. Oh, thank you very much. Oh, whoa

I'll be here all the time. Well, what about my job?

Well, they don't have any big department stories up here

Oh, that's a good idea

Tell me honey, what do you like about Napa?

Hello

Hi, Jane, who are you gonna laugh this year? I

Are and how old are you Alexander? He can't talk yet. So you back up for another summer. It was unanimous

We'll go in a second honey, you know Jane. I have a friend who has a pool and maybe you'd like to go swimming one day

Well, maybe you'll change mine come on. We're now gonna go Jane. No, that's okay. I've got a running

Okay, I'll call you okay. Bye

Bye

Jane

Why are you like that?

You know like what?

It's gonna feel like talking to her. That's all yeah, but I felt like talking to her

Well, she's been through a lot between her mother's death and the kidnapping and now Chandler's dragged us into this custody case

I never understood why I wanted custody in the first place. We wouldn't give him any more money

So we did the only thing he knew could possibly force our hand. So where's the case stand now? Just waiting for the other shoe to drop

That's a lot to handle along

How are you doing?

I'm doing okay

You don't have to talk about this if it makes you feel uncomfortable. No

I miss her, you know, I

Don't know if it's ever gonna go away. I don't think about her every minute of every day

And in two years she went from being single to being the widow father of two kids. Yeah, you got to learn fast. I

Think you're doing a really terrific job

What about you dr. Schones I

Don't know

I haven't met the right guy. I haven't made it a priority. My mother has a few theories you could ask her

Never mind. I think I'll ask mine

This is great I feel like I've been away for a long time and you're bringing me back

Thank you

You

You

You

My dearest love you will find this letter someday when it's time for you to read it I

Trusted fate to make the moment right

Know that I take my love for you on this voyage and it will keep me warm and comfort me

I'm so grateful to have loved you if only for so brief a time

Kiss our children and tell them how much their mother loved them

Knowing that their with you makes it so much easier to say goodbye

There's only one thing that I want to ask you

Don't make a monument of our love

Put me away and go on and live your life

You have so much love inside you give it to someone who will love you in return

I'll be smiling on you with joy in my heart knowing that you're happy

I love you

You

You

You

You

You

Hello

What

I

Could

Is

I'll bet also a court date has been set well at least the waiting's over Bernie we are going to have to be prepared for anything

Maybe we should just try to cut another deal with him Bernie Bernie

Do you want to spend the rest of your life looking over your shoulder? I promised Liz that I would never

ever let him near her

Understand it's the only thing she ever asked of me Bernie we're going to do the very best that we can

You

Hey, hey, it's all right. Hey, honey

I

Sweetie hi

Hi, you okay?

I was having a bad dream

I'm sorry

It's about mommy

What about mommy?

She's talking to me better can understand what she's saying

Bernie do you think mommy's really trying to talk to me?

I

Have something I want to show you

My darling daughter I'm here in my special place

Thinking of you and watching over you at all my love

Because you were my little girl and always will be no matter how big you get

We are a part of each other

So don't be sad my precious don't cry for me

Think about all the happy times we had together

Think of us on the beach

Learning to swim in the ocean

Looking for shells

And don't ever forget I love you more than the whole wide world

And back again

She was my little boy world and back again

I'm going to see the picture under my toe, okay

Okay

Scott versus fine case number

3699-336

Please raise your right hand. Who's where to tell the truth and nothing but the truth so help you God. I do

Gossian

Mr. Scott before we begin

Let's clear something up

Is it true that you've been undergoing treatment for a drug and alcohol problem?

Yes, I have completed

Alcohol and drug rehabilitation program last year and I'm happy to say that I'm fully recovered

Objection here said sustain

Go on

Mr. Scott. Will you please tell us how you are presently employed?

I do voice-over narration and dubbing work for film

My last paycheck was 1712 dollars

And I've opened a savings account to set aside money from my daughter's education

And what do you if I may just finish in addition?

I've reason to believe that my career is about to take off

There may be several opportunities for me there in the future

Tell me mr. Scott what's going to happen if any of these career opportunities do not in fact materialize

Your honor, I feel certain that I will have no difficulty in securing work

and

There's no question in my mind that I'm perfectly capable of caring for my daughter financially and emotionally

Objection your honor

Conjection, how we're ruled?

Mr. Scott would you like to say anything further to this court?

Yes, I would thank you

I have been deprived of the association of my only child for nearly eight years

I want more than anything

to build a relationship with her

To have her in my life forever

I

Thank you, mr. Scott the clerk's office will notify both parties the next court date

I'll give you my decision at that time this court is adjourned

To have her in my life forever. I mean give me a break

What kind of judge would give a child to that man?

Well, I'll tell you one thing i'm going to jail before that happens

Don't even think such thoughts burning well at least the hearings over one of those something pretty soon

so

What's with this doctor

Is she pretty? I don't know mom. She has buck teeth and a hump on her back

Very funny. You haven't even told me anything about her. That's you to give me a clue

Let me guess

Her name is Rebecca and she grew up on a farm. No, she grew up in Massachusetts and her name's Molly

It's Vegas

Catholic, a piscopalian, of course

Tell me something Bernie

What do you do wait outside churches?

I

Did you always plan to be a doctor molly?

My father is a doctor of sort of runs in the family

But not father was a doctor too. He knows and throat. Yes. He told me

My mother was a third grade teacher and everybody said she is their favorite

Well, she must have been a very good teacher. My mother was beautiful too. She had a real pretty blonde hair didn't she bring

Yeah, she had very pretty hair

This was delicious. Mrs. Fine. Oh call me Ruth dear

And thank you stuffed cabbage is my specialty. I don't suppose you've had any before mother. I'm sorry

I hope everyone saved some room for dessert

My mother used to make the best apple pies with raisins and everything

Can you make pies?

Well, I'm not the best cook in the world, but I can make popcorn in my microwave. I don't like popcorn

Sure you do. Jane you love popcorn. No, I don't

I

I was quite an introduction to my family. I say you got it with both barrels

That's okay. You know it's two women defending their turf

For their man

Actually, I thought it was very sweet

I guess

You know sooner or later, I'm gonna have to stop being so afraid of what I'm feeling for you

If you're gonna run you better run fast

I'm not running anywhere

You

I

Sweetie come here come talk to your grandmother

I know you miss your mommy

And I know it's hard to see Bernard with someone else

Especially when we know that he really likes her

Let me tell you something my sweet girl

Bernie loves you so much. You're not going to be left out

And you know

She's not bad a little pale and she can't cook but uh, she's okay

Why did god let mother die?

I don't know the answer to that. I wish I did

Sometimes god does things that we don't understand and

We just have to go on and do the best that we can

I don't like being it

Pretty soon you remember how nice it was being Kate pretty soon you'll feel better

About a whole lot of things

Yes

I

Haven't been out this way in years. It's so beautiful. I am starting to shred Monday mornings

I've never felt that way in my life. Uh oh, does this mean the city's finally losing its cold on you?

Sounds happening

Oh

What's this? I'm not sure yet

Hmm

What do you think I didn't know this place is released. I've always loved this old school house. Yeah, it's pretty great, huh?

So you thinking about making a change party?

I'm just curious about what's available

It's a great idea buy it. One of you got to lose my shirt

People up here don't want to drive all the way to San Francisco for something nice to wear you do terrific business

You really think so? Absolutely you'd have to turn them away

I have always wanted my own business. So I stopped you. I put a lot of years in a wolf suit

Paul is talking about retiring and he's hinted at my running the business

Is that what you really want?

You asked me that question six months ago. I wouldn't have had any trouble answering you now

I don't know

There's something really special about this place

It's not just the place

You

You

You

You

Bernie Bernie ahead of bad tree

You

Hello

Calm down so that I can understand what you're saying

Okay, and tell me exactly what happened

Is she conscious okay is she bleeding no don't do anything until we get there okay

It's mrs. Pippin what is it's jane she slipped and fell down the stairs she okay she's conscious and she's not bleeding

That's all that I know

Bernie it was an accident if I'd have been there this wouldn't have happened

You can't be everywhere and do everything yeah Molly but where was I?

You were with me that's right

I

Mr. Pippin Mr. Feineen here

I am so sorry I did not hear her wake up.

I feel so bad because I made it sound so dreadful,

but I think she's all right now.

It's okay, hey, how's my little girl?

It hurts.

What hurts?

She fell on her side.

I think she twisted her arm.

How's this?

Okay, okay, okay.

I need to take her over to my office.

I want to get an X-ray of this arm.

Okay, scooter up.

All right, care.

Of course I'm coming.

Oh, yeah.

This is super up here.

I don't know if you'll go back here.

I don't know if you'll go back here.

I can't keep it on.

All right.

Okay, okay.

Okay, okay.

I'll get the door now, Mr. Tony.

All right, all right.

There you go.

All set.

Can I get people to sign it?

Isn't that what they're for?

For me?

For you, sign it?

Sure, I will, huh?

Thanks.

Excuse me.

That needs to stay on for four weeks,

and then she should be as good as new.

You're really great with your name.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

You're really great with your thank you.

It's my job.

I gave her something for the pain.

She's going to be a little sleepy,

so you might want to take her home now.

Okay, honey.

Molly and I have to talk in private for a second, okay?

Be right back.

Look, Molly, I'm sorry that I was such a jerk.

All I could think of was the promise that I made to Liz.

I understand that, Bernie.

But you got to stop feeling guilty about making a new life with someone else.

I'm trying.

So am I.

You want to start over?

Sure.

I bought some dinner tomorrow night.

I'm a great boss.

Yeah.

Sleepy head, let's get you home.

Here you go.

Yeah.

Okay, now you take good care of that cast, Jan.

I worked hard on it.

You say good night?

Good night.

Good night.

Good night.

Good night.

Good night.

So what do we do if you roll against us?

We file on the veto.

No, no, I am not letting him have her.

Bernie, do me a favor in there and keep your mouth shut.

Okay, fine, let me tell you something. If this goes against us,

you're going to be defending me for assault and battery.

All rise.

The domestic relations court for San Francisco County is now in session.

The honorable Aaron Esmetowski presiding.

Scott versus fine.

Case number 3699336.

Are the parties present?

Bernard Fine responded.

William Grossman, counsel, your honor.

Where's the petitioner and counsel?

Is Chandler D. Scott or attorney present?

No, your honor.

Will they give a notification?

Yes, your honor.

Your late counsel?

I'm sorry we're late, your honor.

We were unavoidably detained.

On this of all mornings, I would think Mr. Scott would not want to be late.

Excuse me, your honor.

I'm a deputy United States Marshal.

In the service of the Justice Department and the Southern District.

And I've warned for the rest of this man, Chandler Scott.

On what charge?

Importing a controlled substance.

What are the controlled substance?

What are the controlled substances involved here?

cocaine, your honor.

For the large enough quantity to establish a reasonable presumption of sale.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Your honor.

Bernie, Bernie, Bernie.

Hey, go.

They've got it.

Your honor, I'm sure we can explain this with just a few words.

It's a complete misunderstanding.

Your honor, I would request your permission to take this man into custody.

As soon as he is finished in your court.

I believe he is finished here, Marshal.

I should take this man into custody.

I should think Mr. Bogosi in this business, we would rather prejudicial to your client's

case for being a fit father, wouldn't you?

That's your judgment, your honor.

It certainly is.

Your honor, in light of these developments, we will be filing a motion for dismissal.

I will entertain the motion, Mr. Grossman.

However, should Mr. Scott manage to vindicate himself in a federal court and wish to refile

in this court, he has the right to.

However, judging from the charges, I think Mr. Scott will be tied up long enough to make

the matter largely moot.

Don't you?

You may take Mr. Scott into your custody, Marshal.

Hey, Bernie.

Tell Jane I'm sorry.

Okay.

It's over.

Huh?

Oh, it's over.

It all looks in order to me.

As Mr. Scott has signed the appropriate papers, we can proceed.

Young lady.

It is my understanding that you wish to be adopted by Mr. Fine and that Mr. Fine wishes to adopt

you.

You're calling Bernie?

Oh.

Do you, Bernie, wish to adopt Jane Elizabeth O'Reilly as your lawful daughter with all the legal responsibilities, duties, and commitments to the public.

With all the legal responsibilities, duties, and commitments that such an action entails.

And to bestow upon her the name of Jane Elizabeth O'Reilly Fine.

I most certainly do your honor.

Well, in that case, if you will sign the papers, we can make it official.

Can I thank you?

Well, that's not really necessary.

Please, it wouldn't hurt.

Jane?

Nope.

Ex attenuity.

Oh!

No!

No!

No!

Oh, you like so much!

I love me!

Okay, anybody for more cake?

Oh, I'm not going to worry about my diet tonight.

This celebration calls for at least two outfits.

Please!

Oh, I'm going to waste it.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Um, in fact,

I know that she thought he was a good man,

and that's why she married him.

And how did he get bad then?

Uh, well, sometimes people do things that are hard to understand,

but I know he didn't mean to hurt you or your mom.

Do you think he's sorry for what he did?

Yeah, I think he's probably very sorry.

Can I show you something?

Sure.

This is my mommy.

She's very pretty.

You know, I bet if I'd have known your mom,

we would have liked each other.

How do you know?

Well, because your mom loved Bernie and she loved you.

And I love Bernie.

And I love you too.

Jane, I know that no one can ever take the place of your mommy.

But I hope that in time that you'll feel better about having me around.

Thank you for fixing our molly.

Oh, you're very welcome.

Molly?

What?

She's on my cast.

I'd love to find you right there.

Right there?

Mmm.

Jane.

Hello.

Come on.

Jane.

Oh, Riley, find a toast.

A toast!

Hey, what did you mean a toast?

Yeah.

It's a real present.

Yep.

Cause I got my cast off.

Yeah.

And cause I wanted to get something for all of us.

Come on, tell me please.

We're almost there.

You know what, spices?

No one, it wouldn't tell me a thing except that you can't hear it.

And you can't eat it.

And it's so good.

You can't hear it.

And you can't eat it.

And it's bigger than a red box.

Come on, Jane.

Let's go see.

Come on, Jane.

Let's go see.

Come on, Alex.

Let's show the girls what we got here.

This is Christ.

You're looking at it.

This is a surprise.

Uh-huh.

Are we going to live here?

Oh, honey, here, Jacob.

This is going to be my new store.

They've already started working on it.

Really?

Uh-huh.

We have stores here.

Uh-huh.

And we can stay.

Uh-huh.

Forever.

At least.

You think?

And guess what I'm going to call it.

What?

I think I'm going to call it.

Oh, I'm going to call it.

Oh, I'm going to call it.

Oh, I'm going to call it.

Oh, I'm going to call it.

I guess what I'm going to call it.

What?

Well, what does that say?

Fine things?

That's right.

Fine things.

For all the fine things that have come into my life.

Now, I want you to wait right there.

Why?

Because I got an even bigger surprise for you.

Where's he going?

He'll sing.

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He sure is, honey.

Oh, Daddy.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Say that word again.

Daddy.

What?

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