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FLOWER: Ooh. What's going on?
Jay and Sam are interviewing potential assistants.
So far, it's been a bunch of duds.
I blame child labor laws.
How are people supposed to get experience
when they're wasting their youth in schools?
Oh. Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
And three years working at the St. Regis Midtown.
This is very impressive, Freddie.
JAY: Mm, yeah.
I just have one question for you.
You're at the airport.
A gunman is using a hostage for cover.
What do you do?
Ignore him.
Look, you seem very qualified,
and no offense-- mainly to us-- but why do you want this job?
Well, I'm from the area, and I moved back recently
to be near family.
And it's always been my dream to have my own B, so I thought
why not learn from the best?
[chuckles] The best?
What fool would buy this malarkey?
The best. That's... [laughs]
Wow.
Look, I read that rave
about you guys in Sippr last month.
You're doing something right here at Woodstone,
and I just want to be a part of that.
And, Jay, you shoot the hostage.
Speed is the perfect movie,
and Mr. Keanu Reeves is a national treasure.
You're hired.
I think Jay's in love.
Oh. So am I. [laughs]
What? So... am I...
officially offering you the job?
I think I am! [laughs]
Wow! [laughs]
What an interesting way of phrasing that.
So am I accepting the offer? You betcha.
[laughter]
So Sam and Jay picked a third?
Sure.
โช โช
THORFINN: Bjorn! Everything okay?
BJORN: I'm having situation with other ghost.
It's embarrassing!
Son! Tell me what troubles you!
I'm getting bullied.
What?!
Bullied!
[laughs] I'm sorry,
but it sound like you say "bullied," which is impossible.
Because you are mighty Viking.
Who could bully mighty Viking?
Oh, my God. Are you whining to your daddy?
No!
Daddy,
the mean 50s housewife is being mean to me. Wah!
That your bully?!
- But she is... tiny woman! - No.
She normal size woman, just tiny 'cause you far away.
That was not Thor's main issue with it.
I don't understand.
The gentleman hired to be Sam and Jay's new assistant
just left his companion out here to wait in his vehicle. Hmm.
I wonder if she's his girlfriend.
No way. She's way too hot for him.
[chuckles] Oh, my God.
- Thank you. - You can see us?
Yeah, I'm a ghost.
Ooh!
Hey, y'all.
I'm Jessica. How's it going?
Hold on. What is happening? Where did you come from?
Uh, I'm a car ghost.
What's a car ghost?
I died in a car accident,
so now I'm bound to this car.
Well, this car and about...
One, two, three, four...
This car and about a five-foot border.
This is quite vexing.
You simply go wherever the vehicle goes?
Yeah, but it's not bad, for being dead.
Um, Freddie does food delivery, so I get to see the world
and smell the smells.
Does he deliver pizzas?
All... the... time.
Ooh.[hiccups]
[laughs] Sorry. I died buzzed.
I was coming from a bottomless mimosa brunch with my bitches.
Bottomless alcoholic beverages?
How does such an establishment stay in business?
Oh, well, they water the drinks down,
but, you know, if you drink twice as many... [laughs]
Aah! Always forget about my head wound.
So, this is where we keep the stapler and the stamps
and the little reception bell that we had to put away
'cause Jay can't walk by it without ringing it.
Uh, you gonna wrap this up soon?
We got an afternoon walk.
This is the guest book.
Hello?
Samantha, after our walk,
will you open the curtain in my room?
I have plans to stare pensively for several hours.
Hello?
She's still ignoring us.
Well, this is untenable.
How long can this situation continue?
Yeah, Sam. How often is this guy going to be here?
Freddie, I thought I should let you know
your hours are going to be 10:00 to 6:00 Tuesday through Sunday.
- What?! - If it's okay with you, I'll be in early and leave late.
That's not okay with us!
Indeed. It's one thing when she must refrain from responding
during brief interactions with the guests,
lest she appear deranged.
But all day, every day?
That we cannot abide.
Freddie, you know, I'm going to take a walk
around the grounds to stretch my legs.
Ooh, I'll come with you.
Would love to familiarize myself with the grounds
so I could better help the guests.
Oh, get a damn life, Freddie!
[scoffs]
So Bjorn's being bullied
by one of the other ghosts at the Farnsby's?
Normally, I would counsel Bjorn to destroy enemy with violence,
but can't do that with woman, and,
also, violence not affect ghost.
Being father to adult ghost baby son... very complicated.
I hear you, buddy.
Fatherhood. It's not easy.
But there's some good news.
There's a simple solution to Bjorn's problems.
All he has to do is use his words.
Interesting.
Use words to inflict emotional violence.
I like.
No, that's not what I meant. I meant to communicate.
You know? Talk to the bully,
tell her how her words are affecting Bjorn.
Or let her know how dumb her face looks. [laughs]
I don't think that's what Pete's saying, Thor.
Yes, but is better than what Pete is saying,
and comes from Pete's idea.
Thor "yes and" Pete.
Okay, do not use improv for evil.
That is the first rule of improv.
I thought the first rule was
always support - your scene partner. - Yes.
Okay, love that you guys are listening, but, Thor, please.
Bullying back is not the solution.
Yes, and... it is!
[laughs] All right.
Off to counsel Bjorn on how to continue cycle of violence.
Good talk!
But probably one of the best classes
I took was Beverage Management.
Samantha, you have to see this! There's a car ghost!
Oh, my God!
Is that a... Toyota?
You don't see those every day.
Really? I think they're literally the most popular car.
She's bound to the car.
We've never seen anything like it!
Freddie, would you mind covering the desk for a bit?
Sure thing, boss.
This is the Living we were - telling you about. - Oh, yeah.
- Yeah, yeah. - Hi. I'm Sam.
So, you live in Freddie's car? That's interesting.
He seems like a really great guy.
Oh, yeah, he's so great.
And you're his new boss, right?
Yeah, we interviewed a bunch of people,
but he really blew us away.
[laughs] To be honest,
I can't believe - he took the job. - Yeah.
He's the best. Although, um, if he's working here,
there is one thing that I feel like you should know.
- Oh, what? - Um, he killed me.
I-I'm sorry, what? Freddie killed you?
I thought you said you died in a car accident.
Yeah. A hit-and-run. It was really sad.
Well, Freddie doesn't seem like the kind of guy
who'd just drive away.
Are you sure he realized he hit you?
Well, I flew through the windshield
and then he dumped my body in the woods,
so, yeah, I think he noticed.
But I hear he types,
like, a hundred words a minute,
so, that's cool for you.
- How did this happen? - Um, I was at brunch
with my bitches.
Uh, we got kicked out because
my bestie Lindsey puked all over the waitress.
- This is a vivid retelling. - And
I was walking across the street.
Next thing I know, boom, I'm getting hit by a car
and flying through a windshield.
Well, you look great for a victim
of blunt force head trauma.
Oh, you're sweet. [laughs]
I need to talk to Jay.
You really know your way around that whetstone.
Oh, I'm just here to support your genius
and allow you to concentrate on that beautiful crรจme anglaise.
Oh, my God, he's got a knife!
[gasping] And Jay has a spoon!
Uh, Jay, can I talk to you in the hallway for a second?
Yeah, sure. Freddie, can you...?
Stir for three minutes then remove from heat?
This guy. He's killing it.
Oh, you have no idea.
JAY: What is it, babe?
Jay,
Freddie killed someone in a hit-and-run,
- and was never caught. - What?
How do you know this?
Because the ghost of that person, a woman named Jessica,
lives in Freddie's SUV,
which is currently parked in our driveway.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
This dead Jessica lady just goes wherever the car goes?
Jay, that's not the key point here.
It is fascinating, though.
- What are you doing? - Adding this to my Ghost Notes.
This is huge. So, is the actual car the boundary,
or does it extend to, like, a perimeter?
- Oh. - I don't know!
Boundary unknown.
S-So, what do we do? Do we call the cops?
Yes, yes, call the authorities!
And tell them what? A ghost told us Freddie's a murderer?
Yeah, that doesn't sound great.
At the very least, you must fire Freddie.
The ghosts are saying we need to fire Freddie.
I mean, if he actually did that,
that's really bad.
- Yeah. - Cut and dried.
- Give him the heave-ho! - It will mean
a return to slightly more work
for the two of you, but you'll be able
to speak freely to us once again,
which is a trade-off I, for one, am willing to make.
He was just
- such a good assistant. - The best.
Oh, Lord, here comes the rationalizing.
The truth is, anybody could have done what he did.
Yeah. You know, I ran over a cone
in that grocery store parking lot,
and that could have been a tiny orange person.
Totally.
Oh, for God's sake.
You cannot simply overlook the fact that he killed someone
just because
he knows how to fold a towel into a swan.
But we probably would have stopped and reported it.
Also, Jessica did sort of mention
that Freddie dumped her body in the woods.
Ooh, that's hard to get past.
I mean, that's a string of decisions.
We have to get rid of him, don't we?
- [whispers]: - Yeah.
Hey, Jay, just wanted to let you know
I went ahead and created a digital backup
of all your recipe cards.
The archive is searchable
by flavor profile, protein type and country of origin.
Of course it is.
Father?!
Father!
Hey, Bjorn, I'm Pete!
I'm a good friend
of your dad's!
Let me go get him for you,
okay?!
Actually, if you don't mind me asking, h-how's that bullying
situation going?
He told you?! How embarrassing!
Oh, no, don't be embarrassed.
I-I was bullied constantly as a kid.
My mom says it was
'cause I was special and the other kids were jealous,
which was not true, but comforting nonetheless.
Father says I should be mean to Judy, but it doesn't feel right!
Here's the thing, Bjorn!
Your dad means well, but that doesn't necessarily mean
that's the best advice to follow!
Well, what is best advice?!
I think just communicate honestly!
Tell her how her behavior is making you feel!
What do you think you're doing?
Thor, I was just looking for you.
I-I was just coming to get you
because B-Bjorn was looking for you.
No, you weren't.
You're trying to replace me as father to my Baby Bjorn!
No, no, not at all.
You say I shouldn't listen to father?!
Pete, is that right?
- Not now, Bjorn! - Okay!
Just want to be clear. You say
listen to you and not my father.
He's-he's joking. He's a funny kid.
We talk after Housewives.
Why are you doing this?
I thought everything was working out.
It's just not the right fit.
Is this because of the Diet Coke I took?
Jay said I could help myself.
Yes, it is the Diet Coke.
You did something unforgiveable,
and I hope it keeps you up at night.
So what's it gonna be for you and Freddie now?
Guess we're gonna go back to the open road and food deliveries.
Well, that works out pretty well for you.
We get our Samantha back, so, seems like everybody wins. Hmm.
What's going on?
Oh, uh, Sam and Jay are getting rid
of Freddie, cause, you know, the murdering.
Oh. So, I guess that means you're going to be...
Leaving, yeah. I know it sucks, but, um,
maybe we'll still see each other, you know,
if like your Livings, like, order a burrito or something.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, totally.
I just feel like I didn't really get a chance to know you.
Like, do you have a ghost power?
Um, well, kind of. I can set off the car alarm.
Whoa. How?
I have the keys. Here, I'll show you.
[car alarm blares]
- Oh! - Oh. Ooh, wow.
[laughter]
Wait.
Why do you have the keys to this car?
What?
Well, you said you got hit
when you were walking across the street.
Yes, isn't this Freddie's car?
Uh... yeah.
[laughs] Okay.
Can totally see where
you guys are getting confused.
See, what happened was, after I was hit,
I flew through the windshield,
and the force of the accident made Freddie's keys
fly up and land in my pocket.
Mm, that does not make any sense at all, my dear.
- Mm-mm. - No.
Okay, you know what? [scoffs]
I'm too buzzed to pull off these lies.
Uh, Freddie didn't kill me.[all gasping]
I was driving the car, and I ran into a telephone pole,
which came out of nowhere.
And Freddie bought the car used a few years ago.
So, that means Samantha is firing that poor young man
for no reason.
- Well, we need to tell her. - No!
Please don't, okay?
I miss the open road,
and the smell of chicken tikka masala
wafting through the car.
That's why I lied-- just to get back to that life.
Let's not forget, with Freddie out of the picture,
we do get Sam - all to ourselves. - True.
But at what cost, guys?
What about this poor guy, accused of a terrible crime,
about to lose his job for no reason?
Please, Sass, for me?
Yeah, okay.
Oh, there you go.[door closes]
Mom, hey, listen, I got fired.
I know it's just been one day.
I don't want to talk about it. I'll pick up some Arby's?
Because that's what I do now, Mom-- pick up food.
[crying]: That's all I'm good for.
Oh, yes!
Arby's Horsey Sauce, baby! [laughs]
[crying]
We're doing the right thing.
A sauce made from horses.
I'm so sorry, Mrs. Greenstein.
I didn't see the note about your kosher meal.
- Oy gevalt! - Oy gevalt!
We have a new system, and I'm still getting used to it.
The toilet paper triangles won't stay, Sam.
They won't stay!
I'm kind of drowning here.
Freddie installed all these new systems,
and he didn't get a chance to walk me through them.
This isn't good.
The sounds of Freddie crying and phoning in that Arby's order
are going to haunt me for a long, long time.
Stay strong, my friends.
Oh, before I forget, we need
to cancel our dinner reservation tomorrow night.
Our date night? I was really looking forward to that.
What is this? Date night?
It's a thing that modern couples do to reconnect.
We were gonna go out for a nice dinner.
It's been months, but with Freddie not here,
somebody has to stay for the guests.
Stupid murderer.
Okay. I can't do this. We have to tell Sam
that Freddie didn't kill anyone.
That we know about!
Ugh. All right, fine.
Samantha, funny story.
Turns out Freddie didn't actually kill the car ghost.
What?!
Jessica was driving and got in an accident.
ISAAC: After brunch
with her bitches,
which, apparently, is a term of endearment.
The point is, Freddie didn't kill her.
Why would you lie to me?!
ISAAC: We never actually lied.
It was more of a sin of omission,
if one wanted to get technical.
ALBERTA: We missed you!
With Freddie around, you were ignoring us.
We didn't want to share you.
[laughs] If you think about it,
it's actually very sweet.
Feel free to "aw" if you're so moved.
SAMANTHA: Guys, one of the reasons
that we were getting an assistant was to free us up.
Yes, there was a breaking-in period, but eventually,
I would have been more available.
That was not communicated clearly.
Jay, we need to get Freddie back.
Yes! I completely agree.
Who cares if the guy killed somebody?
He can organize the hell out of a pantry.
What?! No. No, Freddie didn't kill anyone.
The car ghost was lying.
Even better. Let's get the bastard back.
[scoffs]"Bastard" is a term of endearment?
What has become of the lexicon?
FLOWER: Hey, Thor, what's up?
Housewives over.
Now why do you go behind Thor's back?!
I think Pete just wanted to help, Thor.
Like an uncle.
That's what uncles do.
They give you advice and buy you weed,
and stare too long at your friends.
Do you think Thor bad father?
And that you better father
because you actually got to be father?
No, no, not at all.
I-I just understand what Bjorn is going through, okay?
Yeah. I know. I heard.
You were bullied, too.
But that doesn't excuse.
No. I-I... I mean, because...
my dad was a lot like you,
Thor-- a distant tough guy...
Thank you.
...who pushed me to solve my problems through aggression,
and I hated it
because I wasn't that kind of kid.
But your father was trying to help you.
But he wasn't listening to me.
I-I didn't want to fight fire with fire.
I-I just wanted a dad who accepted me
and understood who I was.
Thor have idea.
Maybe Thor accept Bjorn,
let Bjorn be who he is.
So, kind of just what I said?
It's slightly different.
Okay. Just glad you got there.
Ah... Ooh, what's all this?
It's a pile of burritos.
[doorbell rings] Freddie isn't responding
to any Sam and Jay's calls and texts.
So, Samantha and Jay are repeatedly
placing orders in the hopes
that one of them shall be delivered by Freddie,
thus allowing them to apologize and win him back.
ISAAC: Unfortunately, drivers other than Freddie
keep appearing, which has led to this comical, yet aromatic,
mountain of burritos.[door closes]
Damn it. That wasn't Freddie, either.
Sam, what are you going to do with all of these?
Well, have a safe trip home, Mrs. Greenstein.
And enjoy your complimentary kosher veggie burrito.
Jay, this is getting very expensive.
Maybe we should just throw in the towel.
Here's your burrito.
Hey! Freddie!
What are the odds?!
I didn't even want to come.
I just need to keep my rating high
since this is my only form of income right now.
I threw in a Diet Coke so now we're even.
My God, the drama.
Wait. Freddie?
Look, we, uh...
we overreacted, and we're sorry.
JAY: We're-we're not used to being bosses.
But-but I've gotten a chance to sleep on it,
and, you're right-- it was just a Diet Coke.
That you said I could have.
Freddie, we could go round and round on this thing,
but you know what? The point is, we want you back.
Wait.
Did you order, like, 50 burritos just to talk to me?
Yes. Yes, we did.
But you guys are, like, broke.
Okay, every tenth one was free.
That is... so sweet.
[laughs] Crazy,
but sweet.
So, does this mean you're coming back?
I want three of those burritos.
Push that leverage, young man. Gouge 'em!
You got it.
Well, then, you guys got yourself a new old assistant.
[laughter] Oh, Freddie's back.
I think I'll just go outside for some fresh air.
Ah, I'll come with you.
- Please don't. - Ooh!
Don't get poked by that glass
sticking out of her forehead if you kiss her!
THORFINN: Bjorn, I was wrong to try
to make you do things my way.
From now on, I listen
and accept you for who you are, my son!
I'm so happy to hear that, Father!
And good news-- it went really well.
Turns out, Judy only bully because she have crush on me.
[laughs] Yes, my boy!
How was the sex?
We haven't done that yet, - Father. - Right.
Because we have not had the talk yet.
So,
you know how sword go into sheath?
He's fathered children, Thor.
I think he knows how it works.
With Dane, maybe, but with person, different.
Just let him have - his moment, Pete. - Okay.
So, your body is going through lots of changes.
This is good!
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