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[male narrator]
Previously on "Nip/Tuck.."

He's making
such a good recovery

I'm thinking about
calling Dr. Mugavi.

Move up the target date for
the operation on his other hand.

Julie and I have
an intimacy that goes

beyond just
employer and employee.

Are you having an affair
with my wife?

You banged the nanny,
now your guilty conscience

is making you think
she's banging the nanny.

[Julia]
Marlowe and I had an affair.

Why would you, with him?

He accepted Conor
before he was even born

and all you wanted to do
was change him!

I had an affair with Monica.

[male #1]
'Why now?'

'The age of consent
for your surgery is 18'

'that was two years ago.'

I don't know, I'm..

I wasn't in college yet then

and didn't really know
what I wanted to do.

Now, I'm pretty sure
I wanna be a doctor.

Surgeon. Like my dad.

And, well, you know..

[male #1]
'Anything else?'

I went to an
all boys prep school

and there are a lot of
girls at my college.

My mom always told me
that people would love me

for my big green eyes
and my good heart.

But I've come to realize girls
also like it

when you can unhook
their bras by yourself.

[male #1]
'So why come to see me?'

'You seemed to have it all
figured out.'

As soon as I scheduled
my surgery

I started having nightmares.

About my parents.

They split up when
I was just a baby.

I guess I never really
thought about it.

I mean, I just always knew them
as two separate entities

like Africa and South America.

They were these two huge land
masses separated by an ocean

but one day,
someone tells you that

they used to be
one big continent

and you start to see
the places where they..

...you know,
where they broke apart.

[male #1]
'I'm not following.'

I was six months old.

What makes a couple
that's been married

for almost 20 years break up

when they have
a six-month-old baby?

'So you wanna know for sure
why they divorced?'

I wanna feel whole and normal
in every way possible, and..

...surgery or not..

...I don't think I can
until I know the truth.

'You were just a baby then.'

'Even if you were the focus
for your parents' issues'

'you weren't responsible.'

But it's still a part
of who I am.

It's like another handicap.

Look, all I want
is to be able to walk

into a room one day,
hold my hand out proudly

and say,
Hi, I'm Conor McNamara.

[theme song]

♪ Make me beautiful ♪

♪ Make me.. ♪

♪ A perfect soul ♪

♪ A perfect mind ♪

♪ A perfect face ♪

♪ A perfect ♪

♪ Lie ♪♪

[male #1]
'Do you have any memories at all
of your parents splitting up?'

'Sometimes images or words
can be recalled'

'from traumatic experiences
that occurred during infancy.'

Maybe I blocked it all out.

[male #1]
'What about your siblings?'

'Did your sister or brother ever
tell you what they remember?'

Matt wasn't around much.

Ann always says it
was one hell of a week.

There was a hurricane
or something

back when they were rare.

She always talks
about that hurricane.

[man on TV]
'With winds already topping
105 miles an hour'

'it looks like Lenore
is on her way'

'to becoming a Category 3
hurricane'

'before her western edge makes
landfall over the Bahamas'

'sometime early tomorrow.'

And with the warm Gulf Stream
waters in her path

it's very possible
Lenore could well strengthen

to become a Category 4
or maybe even five

before it hits Miami head-on
Thursday morning.

'Frankly, this could be one
of the worst storms we've seen'

'since Hurricane Andrew, folks.'

[sighs]

Hurricane Lenore.

Sounds like an old-maid aunt

that's coming to town
to kick your ass.

What about Conor's surgery?

It's not until
the end of the week.

There could be a power outage
in the middle of the operation.

We have extra generators.
We'll be fine.

I've got it under control.

Why haven't you asked me
about Monica?

'What I did? Why I did it?'

I know why you did it.

The same reason that
I had an affair with Marlowe.

I want to talk about it.

I already know all the answers.

So do you.

We have to shore up
the house tomorrow.

Put on the hurricane shutters.

If it's a Category 5
like they said

and it's a direct hit..

...then it's all gone
with the wind anyway.

Storms blow over.

Sometimes you get lucky
and you ride out the winds

and the terrible damage,
and you survive.

'The sun comes out the next day'

and you forget how afraid
you were of losing everything.

It's all just a bad dream.

[thunder rumbling]

Florence is all about
color and light.

It's what inspired me
to become an artist.

How old were you
when you first went there?

Uh, I was about Annie's age.

My parents took us
on a tour of Italy.

Once we got to Florence,
something happened to me.

Julia, it's, it's
where the Renaissance began.

It's, it's the birthplace
of humanism in art.

You can't avoid it,
the whole city

is infused
with beauty and clarity.

I have a feeling
even Conor's gonna feel it.

Oh, by the way, we need to buy
him some warmer clothes.

The fall can be chilly.

Oh, I can shop for him
next week.

We're gonna have
to meet you there

in a month or so
as soon as Conor's able to fly.

I've decided to
let Sean go ahead

and operate on his other hand.

Please, just don't look
at me like that.

I mean, he's his father.
I can't just..

It's his dream for his son.

His dream is misguided
and invasive, you know that!

I know that you're angry
with me, but please just try

and see it through my eyes.

Julia, yeah, I'm angry, but
mostly I'm disappointed in you.

Conor can't defend himself
from his father's obsession

with creating a perfect son.

It's an illusion.
It's an ego trip. It's harmful.

The whole world you people live
in, it's just--

It's what?

Go on, Marlowe, say it.
It's what?

[Conor cooing]

If you're not his advocate,
he's got no one.

Oh, my God,
I am literally torn in pieces.

'Everywhere I turn,
I'm betraying someone.'

I can't bear to torture Conor

and I cannot bear to hurt Sean.

And I can't bear
to lose your respect.

So what am I supposed to do?

[thunder rumbling]

Don't you think
you're over-packing a little?

Conor is only going to be
in recovery overnight.

He's not having the surgery,
Sean.

He and Annie are
coming with me.

You think I'm gonna let you take
my kids away from me?

I'll fight you
with everything I have.

And ruin their lives
in the process?

Once again I'm the one
who has to suffer?

The burden always
has to be on me.

- Sean, stop it.
- You screwed Marlowe!

You screwed Monica!

And it shouldn't take us having
to hurting each other like that

to realize that we just don't
belong together anymore.

Why him? I understand you
cheating on me.

Did you have
to humiliate me too?

You can forgive me for sleeping
with your best friend

but you can't handle the fact
that I made love to a man

who looks different,
who's somehow imperfect.

I can handle imperfection,
Julia.

Is that why you're so desperate
to operate on your son?

80% of your day is spent making
people look better

as if it was gonna somehow
make them feel better as well.

Yeah, that 80% paid
for this house.

God, it did more than pay
for this house, Sean.

It seeped into its foundation,
the furniture, us.

It's a poison.

I know that being
with Marlowe was wrong

but it opened my eyes to how
consumed I am with appearances.

It has eaten away at me
like a cancer.

Julia..

...you just need
to express your feelings

about Monica..

...about how I've neglected you.

Remember when you were
so mad at me

you threw one of these
at my head?

Yeah, I was angry at you then,
Sean, but I'm not angry anymore.

I'm just done.

Well, I'm not!

Don't leave me, please.
Please, don't leave me.

We only got back together
because I was pregnant.

Conor is a gift

and this is the price
we have to pay for having him.

[man on TV]
'Hurricane Lenore has mostly
traveled north of Puerto Rico'

'and the Southern Caribbean,
just the outer bands'

crossing those areas, and they
seem to have survived unscathed

but she has just been
devastating to the smaller..

Honey, did you move
all the stuff away

from the windows in your room
like I asked?

What's it matter,
I'm not gonna be

sleeping in there
anymore anyway.

Well, that's not true.
I'm not leaving.

This will still be your home.

Your room can stay just
the way you want it.

And the storm is growing
as it heads westward for Miami

at a speed of 15 knots,
and the best track

has it making a direct hit.

'The National Hurricane
Forecasting Center'

forecasting that Lenore
will become a Category 5

within the next hour.
Winds of..

At least you get the day off
from school, huh?

Is this going to be
like last time?

When mom moved out, but you
asked her to come back again?

I don't think so, Annie.

- Is it my fault, dad?
- No.

Absolutely not.

Your mom and I..

We just grew apart.

Then it's because of Conor.

Maybe he can live with mom
and I can stay here with you.

[man on TV]
'...storm surge
of 15 to 20 feet.'

'It's time to pack up
your essentials'

'your prescriptions
and get out.'

The mandatory evacuation begins
at 3:00 this afternoon for..

[thunder rumbling]

[man on TV]
'...highway as much as possible
before 3:00.'

'It's gonna be crowded
and it's simply'

'not the place
you'll want to get stranded.'

[knock on door]

- Oh.
- 'Hi.'

It is not getting any better
out there, that's for sure.

We should probably get going.
The roads are murder.

Where's your suitcase?

Um...we're not going.

Julia, there's a mandatory
evacuation. Everyone has to go.

I know,
and we are just not with you.

- What are you talking about?
- I'm sorry.

I-I thought it was the right
thing to do, and, and it's not

and I was wrong.

Oh, no, no, no.
You're not wrong.

You're just under a tremendous
amount of stress right now.

I mean, I can only imagine
how unsettled you feel.

You just need me to
take care of you.

Actually, I need to
take care of myself.

And the only way that I know how
to do that is to be on my own.

Julia..

I have spent my whole life

depending on others
for security.

Christian, Sean.

I am never going to be strong
enough

to survive this moment
in my life

if I don't do it on my own.

Is it, is it Florence?

I mean, we don't have
to go Florence.

No, no, no.
It's not about Florence.

What is it? Is it my, my size?

Oh, God, you don't have to
explain. It's always like this.

It's, it's fine for a while
and then the novelty wears off.

I thought we loved each other.

I do love you.

And I love you for allowing me
to be this imperfect woman.

But you're not
in love with me.

What we have now
is a shared love for Conor.

And that's all we have.

I'm gonna go..

I'm gonna say goodbye to Conor,
then go.

Hey, buddy.

It'll pass.
It's, it's just weather.

[crying]

You've already been
through a lot worse

and you were a brave soldier,
weren't you?

One day this will
all be a distant memory.

You'll have your own life

and you won't be at the mercy
of storms you don't understand.

[crying]

It's been an honor to know you.

I've had to say goodbye
a lot in this job

but this one,
this one's a, a bear.

I guess we're all taking
this one kind of hard.

- Thunder scaring him?
- Yeah.

What are you doing here?

I, uh, I came to say
goodbye to Conor.

Well, you better say it and go.

The rain's starting to
come down in sheets.

Yeah, well, I, uh, I also wanted
to apologize to you, Sean.

I'm sorry I lied
about Julia and me.

I guess I wanted her
to be the one to tell you

but, uh, I shouldn't have lied.

And for what it's worth,
I think you're a good man.

I envy you.

And I'm really gonna
miss your son.

Goodbye, Julia.

Goodbye, Conor.

Marlowe..

...you've been a great friend to
my son. I'm sure he'll miss you.

I hope you'll feel free down
the line to stay in his life.

'What happened to Marlowe?'

We're still close, actually.

He took me to my first museum

gives me advice on girls,
that kind of thing.

I'm close with his son,
Zack too.

He's just a year
younger than me.

When I was ten, I realized that
I didn't have any godparents.

In the midst of the divorce

they kind of forgot
to name them

so I asked if Marlowe
could be my godfather.

Demanded it, actually.

They said yes.

'I'm afraid our time is up.'

No! I mean,
I don't feel any better.

My operation
is just two days away

and I don't feel
anything is resolved.

'Conor, maybe the thing
you need to do is to talk'

'to your family about
how you feel, not just me.'

You mean, uh,
ask them to sit down

and actually
communicate together?

Yeah, that's hilarious.

I told you.
My parents hate each other.

They'll never go for that.

'How do you know
unless you present them'

'with the opportunity?'

My spirit guides told me
that I'm not in the right place

to start a relationship
right now.

Last night,
I took a meditation pill.

They told me I have
too much emotional baggage.

What's my baggage?
Where do I begin?

Let's start with the fact
that my mother flushed

my pet Gerbil, Frisky
running down the toilet.

Oh, and did I also tell you
that she shamed me

into having a party
to celebrate my first period?

'I still get panic attacks
whenever I use a tampon.'

Annie, get off the phone.

Pat, I have to go.

Julia beckons.
I'll call you later.

Sweetheart, please call me mom.

I know I don't care how
convenient those phone chips are

I refuse to get one
installed in my ear.

There's no red meat here.
You know I need my iron.

There is iron in fish,
sweetheart

'and Conor needs his Omega-3'

'so that he can heal faster
after his surgery.'

Oh, and, of course,
his surgery is more

important than my anemia.

Just like his hands were more
important than my bulimia

or my agoraphobia or--

Ann, can we please
have just one dinner

without talking
about your damn agoraphobia?

You refused to get off
the couch for a week

because that guy dumped you,
that's not agoraphobia.

It's not all about you.

Why are we sitting alone
at this huge table?

Is it a metaphor for the chasm
that separates our family?

No, I was just saving seats
for your spirit guides.

Oh, my God.

- What is she doing here?
- I'm sorry, dad.

I knew neither
of you would come

if you knew the other one
was gonna be here.

- You were right.
- 'That's right, Sean.'

Walk out.
It's what you do best.

I never left you, Annie.

The fact is your mother walked
out on me, twice.

Dad, please, listen.

I know this is hard,
but stay, for me.

I want you all
to meet my surgeon together.

Uh, so how's your wife?

I'd rather not discuss
my personal life, thank you.

Look, we stopped trying
to be friends 15 years ago.

Why start again now?

Why hasn't your surgeon
called me?

I practically invented
this surgery.

The New England Journal
of Medicine

'did no less
than three articles'

on the microsurgery techniques
I used to fix your other hand.

He said he wanted to discuss
it with you personally.

He's very impressed with you,
dad.

Impressed?
He must not know him very well.

Oh, look at you.
Look at you! Huh!

- Hey.
- Oh.

Hey.

- Conor.
- Hey.

'Seanie.'

Who are your friends?

This is Delara and Nastran.

We met a month ago in Dubai.

Can't speak a word of English,
and they only love me

for my money,
but they don't quit until

the super Viagra wears off,
so who gives a shit?

- Pee-pee.
- Pee-pee?

- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Go pee-pee.

Oh, my beautiful little dolly.

Well, thank God
for the polygamy amendment.

You can marry them both.

Uh, I don't think I'll ever
go down that road again.

Just doesn't seem right,
you know?

Besides, this way I don't feel
guilty when I'm cheating, huh?

You know, I think it's shameful
that you can marry two women

but two gay men still can't get
married in this country.

The gays should
consider themselves lucky.

This is bullshit.

Okay, your son invited you
here to make nice.

Now you two make nice.

Your hair looks pretty.

It's nice
that you're not coloring it.

[scoffs]

Julia, your turn.

- Are you still jogging?
- Yeah.

I had a synovial replacement.

Well, it shows. You look, um,
good, you know, fit.

So, Conor, we're all here,
we made nice.

Now what?

Um, I don't know.

We haven't all been together
in the same room

since I was five.

I'm kind of just
taking it all in.

Just so you all know,
I had an abortion last week.

- Hey, everybody.
- 'Mattie!'

- Hey!
- Get over here!

- You look good.
- Thanks.

I thought you were
still in Lhasa

with Doctors Without Borders.

Yeah, I was,
but I came home early.

Hey.

Home early.

- How come?
- What? Conor didn't tell you?

I'm performing his surgery.

You need to go.

The storm's gonna hit within
the hour. You heard the TV.

- It's too late, dad.
- It's not too late.

Your mother and the kids
went with Kimber to the shelter.

You go be with them.

They closed the roads, dad.

Dad, look, please,
just stop drinking.

Oh, go to hell. Even if I wanted
to, I couldn't go.

There's a leak here,
you see, goddamn it?

I worked too hard to build this
house. I'm not gonna let it..

The only thing I have left
just blow away with the winds!

- Hey, hey, hey.
- I gotta..

Look, we will weather
this out together.

But we need to get into
a room with no windows.

- No, I gotta get this.
- No, dad, we need to go now.

No, you get out of my house!
You go be with your family!

Hold them, protect them!

Don't screw it up like I did.

- Dad.
- No, go, get out, leave!

- Go!
- I'm not leaving you alone.

I'm never gonna leave you.
I'm never gonna leave you.

So nerves on the fourth digit
look slightly more radial.

Just make sure we're prepared.

And you've done the transdermal
digital nerve mapping?

Yes, dad,
everything seems normal.

Alright, thanks, Janet.

Sorry, just trying to help.

I won't be around
once you get into surgery.

I'm on call back at the office.
They paged me with an emergency.

Wait a minute.
You're leaving?

How long are you planning on
staying?

Looks like you're moving in.

These make it feel
more like home.

- Oh.
- Oh, yeah.

That's the only photo I have
where we're all together.

Why didn't you ask your father
to do the surgery?

I thought it would upset you.

[Sean]
Don't be so upset, Matt.

You're running out on him again.
On all of us.

I'm on call.

Why don't you just admit
what's really going on?

You wanna leave because Conor

didn't ask you
to do the surgery.

I would've been fine if your
father had done the surgery.

Why wouldn't I be?

Because, mom..

...look, even though
you've always wanted me to..

...I've never accepted
my own handicap.

And so by asking dad
to do the surgery

it would've looked like
I was choosing him

over you now, and it's--

Is that what you think?

Conor's never forgiven me
for the divorce.

And I understand.

If I had kept the marriage
together

I could have fixed both his
hands the first time.

Maybe if I was born
with two perfect hands

you and dad would have
stayed together.

Oh, honey.

Your father
and I had our problems

long before you were born.

What happened 20 years ago,
it had nothing to do with you.

This has nothing to do with you.
Don't turn it into that.

I wish I would've heard
you say that earlier, mom.

Mom, Conor. I'd like you to meet
my boyfriend, Ahmet.

Just so you know,
Ahmet's bisexual.

Does anyone have any credits
for the vending machine?

I'm getting a headache
from a lack of sugar.

Or maybe you should
eat some protein first, honey.

'Um, why don't we go
across the street'

and grab something to eat?

- You stay here and rest.
- Yeah.

I have to say I admire
Julia's decision

not to have any work done.

I agree.
Looking real suits some women.

Hey, what did
the cardiologist say?

No tater tots or
any fried foams.

- Stop it.
- Christian!

I'm not ready to lose my partner
to heart disease.

I'm not going anywhere, pal.

Speaking of which, did you book
your flight to Beijing

for the opening of
the new McNamara/Troy?

The girls and I
are leaving early

so we can spend a few days
in the Forbidden City Spa.

You wanna join us?

- You go and enjoy.
- Oh, come on!

No, you're better at these
franchise openings than I am.

You had a ball in Caracas.
I just had jet lag.

- Hey.
- Conor, come on, grab a seat.

Dad, there's something
I wanna ask you.

I spoke with Matt,
and both of us would

like it if you joined him
in the surgery.

I'm fine with Mattie doing
the surgery, you know.

There's no ego here,
if that's what you're thinking.

What he's trying to say
is that he'd love to.

He just wants to make sure that
you're doing

exactly what you wanna do.

Thank you, Christian,
for putting words in my mouth.

You're welcome.

What does your mother think
about it?

She wants it as much as we all
do. It was her idea, in fact.

[Christian]
'Hmm.'

[instrumental music]

- You ready, little brother?
- I think so.

Yeah, well, don't worry, I'll
keep these two old men in line.

Count back to ten for me,
okay, kiddo?

Ten, nine, eight

seven, six, five..

[both]
Ten laser-blade.

- Are you sure, dad?
- Absolutely.

[clears throat]

I'll never get used to
the lack of blood.

[instrumental music]

Mattie, how much
do you want me to elongate?

Two centimeters.

TGF Growth Factor.

I'm gonna close.

[instrumental music]

What?

You did an excellent job,
doctor.

Conor's doing great.

Oh, thank God.

He should have full usage
of his new hand

and it's gonna be
far more articulate

than the one I operated
on 20 years ago.

Very impressed
with Matt's work.

He's a top-notch surgeon.
You should be very proud.

We both should be.

Excuse me.

Are you the parents
of Annie McNamara?

Yes.

Could you come with me, please?

What's going on?

Your daughter has been arrested
for stealing pain killers

from the hospital pharmacy.

- Annie..
- Save it, okay?

I'll get my own lawyer,
he'll get me probation again

and don't worry about the bail
money. I'll pay you back.

No, you won't.

I can't believe you would say
that to your own daughter.

- It's true.
- Sean.

She's 30 years old, Julia.

We don't have to
protect her anymore.

Yeah, like you've ever
done it in the past.

What are you talking about?

You don't care about me.
You never have.

That's ridiculous.

You know,
I barely have any memories

of us being together
as a family.

And when we were,
you were always yelling.

Like that time I cut up my
doll's hands to look like Conor

because I was trying to process,
and you went all psycho?

I was ten. What kind
of parenting was that?

I still feel awful about that.

Well, imagine that
pain I feel, Julia.

That's why I had to
steal the pills today

because my pain
never goes away.

Sorry you were awful parents,
so this is what you get.

Deal.

You're right.
We were pretty awful sometimes.

I did my best, sweetheart.

I mean, I, I may not have always
been right, but I did try.

And your father and I,
we, we have a lot

of regrets about our parenting.

Absolutely, but we've never
stopped loving you.

And whatever pain that I caused,
and whatever hurt that I did

I am really, truly sorry.

Me, too.
I, I can't apologize enough.

Baby. Sweetie.

Okay.

- Why are you being so mean?
- Mean?

We're agreeing with you.

I know. I hate it.

[laughing]

Yeah, it's pretty funny,
actually.

Christian is still chasing
the skirts like he's 30.

Well, I guess it's good
to see that his ego

hasn't been bruised by old age.

Yeah, he keeps saying
62 is the new 26.

What about you
and your new hand?

I know you always taught me
that being different has never

stopped me from doing everything
I wanted in life, Marlowe, but--

Oh, you don't have to explain,
Conor.

This decision was yours
and nobody else's.

It's a completely
different thing

if the operation is done
on an infant.

Uh-oh.

- Don't slug him, dad.
- Annie.

- Hi, Marlowe.
- Sean, Julia.

Good to see you both.

- Uh, how's the family?
- Good, good.

Sally's good, and, uh,
Zack hit the game-winning shot

against Georgia last night.

Yeah, I read about it
in the papers. Congrats.

- 'How you feeling, tiger?'
- 'I'm good.'

Thanks for being here.

Where else would I be?
I love hospitals.

I practically grew up in them.

How's my patient doing?

I, just a little
weirded out by all this.

[laughing]

Uh, Janet, his vitals haven't
been checked since 10:00.

Oh, lay off her, Mattie.

She was just giving me a quick
tour of the new cancer wing.

I'm fine, okay?

Janet can redeem
herself by taking

a photo of everyone for me.

- Yes. Let's! Come on!
- Photo.

You better mark the occasion,
this is probably

the last time
this group will be together

until we're all
at Christian's funeral.

My funeral?
Why am I going first?

Just keep eating those ribs,
Uncle Butterball.

Mom and dad.
Come over here.

Look at you. Alright.

- Cancer wing, huh?
- Yes, yes.

Good man, I'm very
impressed with you.

Yeah, I'm impressed with you.

Yeah.

[instrumental music]

Okay, say cheese.

[all]
Cheese!

[music continues]

[male #1]
'It looks like a normal hand.'

'It's extraordinary, Conor.'

'Your brother's clearly
a gifted surgeon.'

My dad was there too,
and Christian. It was..

God, it was amazing.

Just having them all there.

All for me.

And my mom was so supportive
too. Even my dad.

You know, all my life
I felt like I was..

...this curse on the family.

I'm the one who
tore them apart.

Maybe that's why I didn't do
the surgery any sooner.

I needed to wait until it could
bring us all together.

I must've known it couldn't have
happened any sooner than it did.

'It's a gift, Conor.'

'You chose the perfect moment
to erase this so-called curse.'

'And in return, you get to move
on with your life.'

'What's going on?'

At dinner one night

Christian said that once upon
a time, they loved each other.

My mom and dad.

I've never known anything
between them

but bitterness and anger.

I always imagined the night that
I was conceived was some sort

of random, lonely hook-up

after they'd already
given up completely.

I wish I felt like my parents
really loved each other.

That's all.

♪ If I am alive this time
next year ♪

Tampa's supposedly a disaster
area. Gainesville too.

Are the buildings
downtown still there?

Miami actually got
the least of it.

The city's like our house.

A little beat up,
but still standing.

How are people gonna
clean up all this mess?

People rebuild.
That's what we do.

♪ Will I be invited ♪♪ Ta-da ta-da-da♪

♪ To the sound? ♪♪ Ta ta-da ta-da ♪

I wrote down all my mother's
numbers. It's on the fridge.

How long are we gonna
be in New York?

A while, honey.

- Are you coming in?
- No. I think it would kill me.

- Oh, baby.
- Bye, daddy.

I love you, sweetie.

♪ And I'm destroying ♪♪ Ta-da da ta-da ♪

♪ Every bet I've made ♪♪ Ta-da da ta-da ♪

♪ Ta-da da da ta-da ♪

♪ And I am joining ♪♪ Ta-da da ta-da ♪

♪ All my thoughts to you ♪♪ Ta-da da ta-da ♪

See you, Jules.

♪ And I'm preparing ♪♪ Ta-da da ta-da ♪

♪ Every part for you ♪♪ Ta-da da da ta-da ♪

♪ For you ♪♪ Ta-da da da ta-da ♪

♪ Ta-da da-da ta-da ♪

♪ For you ♪♪ Ta-da da-da ta-da ♪

♪ Ta-da da-da ta-da ♪

♪ Ta-da da-da ta-da ♪

♪ Ta-da da-da ta-da ♪♪

- I love you, you know.
- I love you too.

[theme song]

♪ Make me beautiful ♪

♪ Lie ♪♪