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[crowd shouting]
[dramatic music]
♪
[buzzing]
- You coward.
- You don't have to do this.
- [screams]
- No!
No!
♪
[birds chirping]
- ♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh
- What's up, beautiful? - Hi, baby.
- You know you're designing our house one day, right?
- I am? - Oh yeah.
You and me, we meant to be.
- You sound so corny.
- You know I got bars.
Come on, now.
Hey Liv, I want to make a video for our future kids to see.
- Hi, kids.
- Hey, kids.
This is your gorgeous mama on our wedding day.
Mm-hmm.
There is no other woman that I could imagine
walking down the aisle to me than this beautiful woman
right here.
[laughs]
- ♪ I try to resist
♪ But you've got that something I can't miss ♪
- Landon.
- What, what, what, what?
No. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, wow.
Oh, you big time now.
You big time.
- ♪ Oh baby
♪ I don't wanna be right if this is wrong ♪
♪ Take me to, take me to, mi amor ♪
- When it comes to reproductive health,
Black women in this country are always at a disadvantage.
So I'm hoping with my new culturally tailored
pay what you can facility, we can at least take
a step toward having health equity for Black women
in America.
- Why does this mean so much to you?
- Well, as you know, women make the world go round.
And I could have never achieved any of this
without my number one woman.
Liv is the only woman I've ever loved,
and my life was nothing until I met her.
And I'm excited to say that in six months,
she will be giving birth to our first child.
So I know firsthand just how important
it is for women like her to have the best care available.
- I don't understand.
I don't know how this could've happened.
[gentle piano music]
♪
- Hey, beautiful.
- Hey.
- What's all this?
- It's nothing.
Just putting stuff away.
- I'm so sorry, babe.
How you doing?
- I'm sorry.
I--
[phone ringing]
- I'm sorry. I've got to take this.
- I just don't think--
[phone ringing]
- Dr. Richards.
How many minutes apart is she?
OK.
I understand. I'm on my way.
Colleen Ryan's in labor.
She's having her twins.
- Yeah, I know.
- I'll be back, OK?
[upbeat music]
♪
- I know we live right across the street from each other,
but I feel like I haven't seen you in forever.
Wait a minute.
Are you glowing?
- If I am, it's only because I've been working out outside.
- Oh. OK.
That'll do it.
But still, dare I ask, how's the baby making going?
- It's not.
- I'm sorry, beautiful.
- I am too, I guess.
I don't know.
I'm so sick of apologizing for something
I have no control over.
You have no idea how much I want my life back.
And it takes all the fun out of baby making.
- No, don't say that.
- But it's true.
I just want to make love to my husband.
And if we make a baby, we make a baby.
But if we don't, we don't.
- Well, you know, stress doesn't help.
- That's exactly what I told Landon.
But now that the practice is doing well,
I can start doing all the things
that used to make me happy like get
back into my interior design.
- Which you're so good at.
- Thank you, Charlotte.
I am so ready to relaunch my business.
And that's what I want to focus on.
I just need to get Landon on the same page.
He doesn't seem to understand how much of an emotional
tug-of-war it's been on me.
And when he becomes emotionally unavailable, it hurts.
- I really hate to see you like this, Liv.
But you have to remember to put yourself first.
Shoot, I got to run.
My shift at the lab starts in 30 minutes,
and you know traffic is a beast.
- Thank you. - Of course.
Call me.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, I'm sorry.
- Oh, you're fine.
You're fine.
I get lost in thought all the time.
God, this place.
I'm so glad I found it.
It's really beautiful.
- Yeah, yeah.
Me too.
It's, um, why I come here every Wednesday, so...
much to my husband's dismay.
- Mm. [chuckles]
I don't normally eavesdrop, and I
don't want to make you uncomfortable,
but I did overhear some of your conversation with your friend
and I'm in the process of opening an office nearby.
And maybe I can help.
I'd be interested in seeing you before we launch
if you're interested.
- I'll think about it. Yeah. Thank you.
- Yeah. OK. No pressure.
But I should tell you, rescuing marriages is my specialty.
Have a good day.
- You too.
- Thank you.
[light piano music]
♪
- I didn't even know you were here.
Charlotte says hi.
How did it go with Colleen Ryan?
Landon?
I'm sorry, I--
you're never on social media,
so I didn't think that you would see that.
- So your only problem is that I
saw the post, not with the fact that you made the post.
How could you just throw in the towel like this?
We've talked and we've talked about this,
and we said that we were going to keep trying, right?
- We have been trying.
For years.
And what do we have to show for it?
I'm exhausted.
- OK.
- I completely lost myself.
I don't even know who I am anymore
except for some woman who is failing you and herself.
- No, babe.
I understand.
Babe, we only fail if we give up.
- Don't. Just...
[tense piano music]
♪
- Couples usually find me at their absolute lowest.
But under my guidance, they reach their absolute highest.
Just like any other relationship,
all it takes to succeed
in my program is true commitment.
♪
- Olivia, hi.
Welcome.
- You know, if you add a splash of mauve
accessorized with mixed metals,
it'll really elevate the aesthetic.
- Mauve, huh?
I'll keep that in mind.
- Professional habit.
Thank you so much for seeing me on such short notice,
Dr. Torres.
- Great things happen when the stars align.
Benefits of not quite being open.
Right this way.
Let's get started, shall we?
Olivia--
- Richards. - Richards.
After ten years of marriage, I do,
I feel like we're strangers.
And it hurts, because we were so connected.
And not only is my career non-existent,
but there's no baby either.
So...
Landon's career is booming though.
- Liv, you do understand that you can have a career
and be a mother at the same time, don't you?
I mean, women do that every day.
- I know.
My mom had a pretty intense career.
I mean, even when she was present,
she was never really present.
My brother and I never felt like a priority.
I mean, we knew the nannies better than we
even knew her own mother.
So I promised myself when I have kids,
they will always come first.
- Yeah.
- And so, yeah, I'm not sure that I'm
capable of juggling career and motherhood at the same time.
- Interesting.
I believe you can, Liv.
And I can help you.
Let me guide you and your marriage
to the place where it needs to be.
Now, understand, Liv, that this is--
it's essential to the success of these sessions
that your husband join us on this journey.
- For sure.
- I mean, if only half of a couple is present,
it's not really couples counseling, is it?
- Absolutely.
Yes.
- Well, that's our time.
But, Liv, thank you for being vulnerable.
I know it's not very easy to do, but it's imperative.
That's the only way this works.
No secrets allowed.
- Understood.
And I will do my best to try and convince Landon to attend
our next therapy session.
- Yes.
- This is really important to me, Dr. Torres.
I just want my life and the love of my life back.
- I understand.
Of course you do.
And I'm sure he wants you back too.
I mean, you're the only woman he's ever loved.
I'm sure his life was nothing until he met you.
- What?
- That's what I gathered from what you shared with me.
- Oh.
Yeah, right.
I'll see you next week.
- Yeah.
- Have a great day.
- Bye-bye.
[ominous music]
[exhales]
♪
[scoffs]
♪
- And my life was nothing until I met her.
Liv is the only woman I've ever loved
and my life was nothing until I met her.
Liv is the only woman I've ever loved.
Only woman I've ever loved.
[dramatic music]
♪
[crickets chirping]
- How was your day?
- It was fine.
I almost lost a young mother, but it was fine.
- Doesn't seem fine.
- Unfortunately, it comes with the territory.
- OK.
Booked a spa day for us for our bi-weekly date.
Looks like you could use it.
- I could definitely use it, but I can't.
We've gotten so busy lately we're actually
going to be open on Saturdays.
- Every Saturday?
- Yeah, for the foreseeable future.
- [sighs]
Didn't even think to run that by me first?
- Well, you've always been so supportive
of my work schedule, I...
I didn't think this time would be any different.
- [sighs]
- I don't understand how you're making this a bad thing.
If we're expanding, that means we're thriving.
And that is the whole goal, right?
You of all people, you should know
how important this work is.
- Landon, stop.
Please.
We need to stop running from our problems.
At some point, we need to start finding solutions.
- I understand.
- I started therapy today.
- Wait, what?
- Yes.
Her name is Dr. Torres.
She's a highly accomplished couples therapist.
And I really think she could help
us learn better communication and just get us back on track.
- Babe, marriage counseling?
I don't know.
Marriage counseling is for couples
that have serious problems.
That's not us, babe.
You know, our issues are normal.
I really think that we're fine.
I'm going to grab a shower, OK?
[light piano music]
♪
- We're not fine.
♪
[birds chirping]
How's civilian life treating you, bro?
You missing the base yet?
- Not really.
I'm actually liking it more than I thought I would.
And now that I turned my hobby into a business,
I like it even more.
- That's really nice.
- I appreciate you, sis.
- It feels good chasing your dreams, right?
- Absolutely.
Which is why I'm so happy you're following yours again.
I'm proud of you.
You do know you're one of the best interior designers
I've ever seen, right?
- I know.
- I'm just saying you up there.
- Oh, I'm up there.
- Yeah, you up there. [laughs]
For sure.
- Why can't Lan see that?
He just wants me pregnant,
belly out to here, breastfeeding triplets
till they're five years old.
- Yeah, that's gross.
But, but, but in my brother-in-law's defense,
what man wouldn't want an intelligent, beautiful woman
to bear and raise his children?
- Whatever you want, the answer's no.
- No, I'm just saying.
- OK, well, I'm not telling him about me updating
my portfolio right now.
Thank you for helping me out of your busy schedule.
- It's my pleasure, sis, you know that.
And I believe in you.
I know you'll be able to juggle motherhood and a career.
You know?
Look, Liv, you are a beast.
Always have been, always will be.
You just got to--
you just got to stop underestimating yourself.
That's it.
Now, I'm not telling you to have kids
if you don't want to, but I've always known you wanted kids.
I mean, shit, you damn near mothered me
when we were growing up.
You're not like mom.
Trust me.
Do not let that stop you, all right?
- That means a lot coming from you, Jayce.
- Hey, getting better.
- I got some emotional stuff I need to handle, you know?
I'm seeing a therapist. - Mm.
Kind of fell into my lap.
I like it, and I really like her.
This is my therapist.
- That's your therapist?
- Yes.
Get your mind out of the gutter.
She is highly educated, well-respected--
- And fine as hell.
- Give me-- give me this.
- She is. She is.
You know me. I do not lie.
I tell the truth.
OK, and I got one more question, just one.
Is she single?
[laughs]
- I don't know.
You are not dating my therapist.
Hands off, OK? She's off limits.
- So he's avoiding you by working Saturdays now.
He refuses to come to therapy, and he doesn't want to touch
you if not to make a baby.
Liv, Landon is an OB-GYN.
He delivers babies all day long.
Since you haven't given him a child,
I'm sure he feels like a complete sham
without a family.
- I am his family though.
Right?
- Clearly he wants more than just you.
Relax.
I presented you with the worst-case scenario
to brace yourself for what could happen.
It's called collision therapy technique where I collide
a horrific scenario with your reality,
and it creates a shock factor,
which allows you to mentally and emotionally prepare for
any potential traumatic event.
- OK.
- Now what you'll have to do is create a situation
that makes Landon believe that he's changed his own mind
about joining you here.
- Yeah. How am I supposed to do that?
- That's actually the easiest thing.
Start a fight.
Nothing's better for a relationship
than a huge confrontation
that airs everything out,
even if it gets a little rough.
Yeah.
Then maybe your husband will think that joining you
here would actually be the best thing he could do
to save your marriage.
Understand?
Well, that is our time, Liv.
Oh, before you go, I have a colleague who's opening up
a Holistic Wellness Center around the corner
and I happen to know that they need an interior designer.
Would you like me to make the introduction?
I could without violating patient
confidentiality, of course.
- Wow.
Yeah, really?
That would be incredible.
Yes. Thank you so much.
- OK.
Well, easy.
I love connecting people with their destiny.
It's what I do.
- Thank you.
Yeah, please just give him my number.
- OK.
Sure will.
All right, well, I'll see you next time, Liv.
Hang in there.
And remember what I said.
[crickets chirping]
- [panting]
[eerie music]
- [panting]
- [screams]
♪
Just let me explain, OK?
- No.
It's already been done.
- Just listen to me, OK?
♪
- Please.
There's something I need to show you.
[screams]
[glass shattering]
- Landon.
Oh my God.
What in the world is going on with you?
- I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry, babe.
It's nothing.
I'm fine. I'm fine.
- God, that is your answer to everything.
You are not fine.
You've been tossing and turning, and...
who's Taura?
- Taura.
Taura is that patient that I had the other day.
You know, the one I almost lost.
It was very traumatic.
It must be in my subconscious.
- Mm-hmm.
Thought you said it came with the territory.
- It does.
Doesn't make it a pleasant experience.
- I need you to be honest with me.
- Right.
Liv, it's 6:30 in the morning.
You know I just got home from work two hours ago, right?
So I'd like to get a couple more hours of sleep
before my next C-section, if you don't mind.
[tense music]
- Remember what I said.
Start a fight,
even if it gets a little rough.
- I am so sick of this shit.
Every day it is like pulling teeth trying to get
a fucking real conversation.
- Why do you always have to blow
everything out of proportion?
- Why do you have to gaslight me?
You just choose to be selfish and uncompromising and focused
on anything you deem fucking important other than me.
Never caring about what I want, how I feel.
- No, I don't know how you feel, Liv.
Please, tell us how you feel.
We're all waiting.
Do you want to have kids?
- Why are you still on this, Landon?
- Because I want to have kids.
- I told you I don't want them.
You don't listen to me.
- OK, so you don't want them?
So you have been promising me things for years
and doing nothing, right?
- You promised me something too.
- What promises?
What?
[sirens wailing]
Great.
This is bullshit, and you know it.
[knock at door]
Can we help you?
- I'm sorry, sir, but we got a call from someone
reporting a possible domestic violence
incident at this address.
- Right.
Well, I dropped a statue.
- Accidentally?
You OK, ma'am?
- Of course she's OK.
We got in an argument.
- I'm speaking to the lady, sir.
- Yes.
Yes, officer, I'm fine.
- She's fine, like I said.
- Are there any children in the home?
- No.
- You mind if we take a look just to be sure?
- Yeah, of course we mind.
What is this?
- Hey, it's OK.
Let them take a look around so that they can go.
- [scoffs] - Cool it.
We don't need this right now.
- This dude too.
It's unbelievable.
- Hey.
We're fine, really.
- Like I said. [scoffs]
- Stay safe.
- Yeah.
[tense music]
♪
- Unbelievable.
- That enough to convince you we need
to go to therapy together?
[ominous music]
♪
- So your urine test revealed that you are not pregnant.
Do you want to lay back and put your feet in the stirrups?
- OK.
Let me know if you need me closer to you.
- That's fine.
Thank you.
- Are you married, Dr. Richards?
- Yes.
- Oh.
Some women have all the luck.
I bet your kids are gorgeous.
- No kids yet.
- Oh, you're newlyweds.
- No, we've been married for ten years.
- What?
You've been married a whole decade and no babies?
If I were your wife, I would do whatever it took to give you
kids as beautiful as you are.
♪
Oh.
Mmm.
♪
Uh, Doc, I didn't expect that.
[laughs]
Stay right there.
Oh, yes.
Does your wife know how gentle you are?
I mean, if this is the way you administer a pap,
I can only imagine how your--
- OK, your test results will be ready in three to five days.
It was nice to meet you, Miss Torres.
- Torres, yes.
I'll just get dressed.
♪
[chuckles]
- We seem to be progressing, I think.
But then the police showed up.
- The police?
- Yeah, I know.
It's crazy, right?
I mean, the discussion was heated, yes,
but there was no violence.
Evidently somebody reported us.
- I'm just trying to make sure I have it all straight.
- OK.
But it's what made Landon agree to attend our session
today, even though he is late.
- Yeah, well, just keep in mind we are moving
in a positive direction.
- I suppose. [chuckles]
Dr. Torres, this is going to sound crazy,
but when I walked the cops out,
I thought I saw you jogging by.
- Really?
What day was this again?
- Friday.
- Oh my God, do you live in Jackson Creek?
- Yes.
- I run there every Friday.
I'm obsessed with those views.
I'm addicted.
[laughs]
I didn't realize you lived there.
- Yeah.
- Come to think of it, I do remember
seeing some police activity.
It was morning, right?
Yeah.
I remember finding that odd for such a serene neighborhood.
- Sorry.
I'm so sorry I'm late.
My morning got all thrown off.
My schedule is out of whack.
I'm sorry about that.
[dramatic music]
- Landon.
Glad you could join us.
Heard so much about you.
I'm Dr. Alexis Torres.
♪
I want you to know that I am here for the both of you.
By the way, don't mean to toot my own horn,
but I do have a 99% success rate
when it comes to saving marriages.
So Liv tells me that there is nothing
more important to you than starting a family.
I'd like to explore that.
Please, in your own words, why do you want children?
- Legacy.
- I'm sorry, what did you say?
- Legacy.
Lineage.
I want somebody to carry my last name.
- I see.
Do you think that this desire of yours
could be maybe a little unfair to your wife?
I mean, the pressure to conceive
a child can be debilitating.
- So this is why you brought me here.
To get some help convincing me to let up?
Really?
- No.
Why don't you just listen to her?
- OK.
- Landon, we're not trying to gang up on you
or convince you of anything.
Promise.
I was just trying to see if you could see
things from Liv's perspective.
[phone rings]
- Could you just turn it off for 20 minutes?
- Landon, I'm sorry, I forgot to say
I do ask clients to silence their phones
during our sessions.
- Right.
Well, I deliver babies.
So no, I can't silence my phone.
- Yes, you can. - You know what?
- Landon--
- We're going to need to reschedule.
This is not working for me. I know I told you
that I could do this right now, but I can't.
I got to get back to the hospital.
- You should go.
It's OK.
[tense music]
♪
- Hey.
What the hell was that?
- That was me realizing the only reason
you brought me here was to show me you have some kind of ally.
- That's what you think?
- Obviously it doesn't matter what I think.
I told you therapy is not for me.
And, Liv, that woman in there is a real problem.
You got to trust me.
- Because she didn't co-sign your point of view,
she's a real problem?
- OK.
Fine.
If she's really helping you that much, you keep seeing her.
Just don't expect me to have any part of it.
♪
[birds chirping]
- Looks good.
Thanks.
Yeah, I like that.
I am so grateful to Dr. Torres for the referral.
It's hard to find people to vouch for you these days.
- True.
How are the therapy sessions going?
Are they helping?
- It's challenging.
She's easy to talk to though.
It wasn't so good when Landon finally showed up.
- Why? What happened?
- For starters, he came late.
And when he was there, it was awkward.
I'm just hoping he comes around.
- Well, therapy is tough, Liv, especially for Black men.
I got to admit, the thought of revealing all my deepest,
darkest secrets kind of creeps me out too.
[phone rings]
- Speaking of.
Hi, Dr. Torres, how are you?
- I'm great, Liv.
I'm calling because I have another
potential client for you.
- Wow, really?
- Mm-mm.
Just one thing though.
This multi-millionaire millennial really
wants to see your social media presence,
which I notice doesn't mention your business at all.
Your posts show everything about you
personally but nothing about your business.
- Yeah, I know, I had a bunch of stuff up there,
and then I took it down, and I need to do better.
- It's OK.
Don't worry.
How about this?
Bring your laptop to our next session.
And once our hour is up, we can work on it together.
Landon is coming, right?
- I'm working on it.
- OK.
Well, when we're done, we can dismiss him
and update your social media.
- OK, that sounds great.
Thank you.
- What?
- You don't find that odd?
- What, that she's helping me?
- She's your therapist, not your agent.
I just think her focus on you is a little unusual.
- Jeez, now you sound like Landon.
[tense music]
- We've always been in sync,
but these last few months, man,
they've been the hardest of our relationship.
Somehow we went from being on the same page
about this baby to her wanting me to go
to this couples therapy shit.
- That therapist is fine, though, bro.
- Come on, Jayce.
You gotta focus, man.
- You're right.
I'm focused.
I hear you.
- Your sister and I, we've always been able to talk,
and we do not need somebody in the middle.
I just want us to be able to get back to that.
- Oh, that's what Liv wants too.
Hence the therapist.
- Nah.
I ain't going back to her or anybody else,
but definitely not her.
She's-- she's weird, man.
- Or is it because she's fine?
- You know, one day you're going to grow up, right?
- Not today. - I see.
[tense music]
♪
- So sorry to hear that Landon is refusing
to give therapy a chance.
I don't think my process works very well if both of you
aren't present for our sessions.
Liv,
I really think that Landon is giving up on your marriage.
- Is this one of your collision tactics?
- I'm afraid not.
I think we should move to end
our therapist-client relationship.
- OK.
OK.
- But since you're no longer a patient,
maybe we could still be friends.
I mean, I'm still relatively new.
I haven't ventured out much.
So if you want to.
- I'd like that, Dr. Torres.
- Alexis.
We are friends now.
- OK.
- Let's still do what we came to do.
How about that?
- So should I just--
- Yeah, just log in.
♪
OK.
Go to your email and open the editing app that I texted you
about and drag and drop your pictures in there,
and we can make them look amazing.
- Shoot.
My battery is about to die.
- Oh no.
- No, I have my charger in the car.
I'm going to go get it really fast.
- No, why don't you keep working?
I'll go get it. - OK.
- Yeah.
- My bag-- keys are in my bag.
- OK.
♪
Be right back.
♪
- Thank you.
♪
[sighs]
Great.
And my phone's in my bag.
♪
Dr. Torres, are you there?
♪
Hey!
♪
What the fuck?
[knock at door] - Liv, are you in there?
- Yeah. Yeah, the door's locked.
- Let me call a locksmith.
We'll get you out of there in no time.
[lock clicking]
Oh.
Well, look at that.
- Yeah.
Look at that.
- I've got to get that fixed.
- What happened?
I thought-- I thought you were just going to get my charger.
- Yeah, I'm so sorry.
I got an emergency call from my son's school.
- Your son?
- Yeah, I have a son.
He's 16.
Anyway, nothing serious, thank God.
He's just-- he's a little banged up,
and he's probably going to have to take maybe a week
or be benched.
I don't-- I don't know.
- OK.
I'm glad everything is OK.
- Liv, I'm so sorry.
[ominous music]
♪
- So this is what it's come to?
Why would you do this?
Was it because I didn't go to therapy with you?
Really?
- I have no idea what just happened.
Are you suggesting that I--
Landon, why would I do this?
- I have no idea, Liv.
Why would you go and try to sell
our baby's clothes online?
Let me guess. Let me guess.
You thought I wasn't going to see it, right?
- That's not fair.
No matter what we've been going through,
I have always been open and honest with you.
I've been trying to talk to you.
- Trying to talk to me about what?
- Like how I restarted my business.
- So you resurrected an entire business behind my back?
Were you planning on telling me that?
- I have been supporting your dreams, Lan, for years.
It's time I get to do this for me.
- Oh, I see.
So without discussing it with me,
you just decided to choose work over family.
- I have been trying to discuss a bunch of things with you
for weeks, months.
But you do all the discussing.
Or should I say the announcements.
You don't even talk to me.
When you decided to work on Saturday, did you talk to me?
No, you didn't.
You just made the announcement, and that was that.
- That's different.
That's my work.
I need to be there for my patients.
- What about me?
I have been poked, prodded, tested,
and screened to try and find out why I am not pregnant
and still we have no answers.
Do you have any idea the toll that that takes on me?
And when I try and have this conversation with you,
you do not listen.
You want what you want when you want it,
and that is not OK.
[laughs]
- Well, I'm not the one keeping secrets.
- Oh yes, you are.
- How? - Who the fuck is Taura?
- Mm.
[phone ringing]
- Landon, where are you?
The wedding is going to start in ten minutes.
What do you mean you're not coming?
Landon, the guests are already here.
Hey, come on, that's natural.
But you don't have to--
Landon, come on.
Don't do this.
Fuck.
[tense music]
[glass shatters]
[breathing heavily]
[ominous music]
♪
- Hey.
♪
Oh yes.
♪
It's my favorite.
♪
Ohh.
Oh yes. Oh yes.
Oh Landon.
[moans]
Oh yes.
♪
Yes, I like it wild.
Oh, Landon.
Mm-hmm.
Yes, I remember.
Yes, baby.
[phone rings]
- Hey Mark.
How's it going?
I'm on my way.
Everything looking OK?
- I'm sorry, Olivia, but we're going to have to go
in a different direction.
- What? I don't understand.
- I'm not supposed to do this, but I like you, Olivia,
and I think you have a promising future in design,
but we got a call from one of your past clients,
and they heard you were in the running for our contract,
and they wanted to warn us about you.
- What did they say?
- They said that you left your last design job unfinished.
They said you were chronically late, hard to work with,
and that you went over budget by 20 grand.
After discussing with the board and browsing
your social media pages,
we decided not to move forward with your proposal.
I'm sorry.
- Are you sure they were talking
about me, Olivia Richards?
- Yes, they were pretty clear about what happened.
They didn't want to give their name,
but the caller ID said Emerson Vista Hospital.
I just wanted you to know so that you can
get this all straightened out.
- OK.
Thank you for the opportunity.
- You're welcome.
But Olivia?
- Yes.
- A word of advice.
You got to be careful about what you post on social media.
Those posts live forever.
- What the fuck?
I didn't post these.
♪
[phone rings]
You just couldn't help yourself, could you?
- What are you talking about?
I'm calling to ask if I should bring home dinner.
- You would do anything to sabotage
my career so I have nothing else to do
but focus on being pregnant.
- OK, if you think I would deliberately
hurt you or your career,
you've officially lost it, Liv.
This is really getting out of hand.
- Yeah, you're damn right it is.
[ominous music]
♪
Hey girl. - Hey.
- Thanks for coming over.
- Yeah, of course.
Sorry the lab has been slammed, but trust me,
I'm happy to be here.
What's going on?
- A bunch of messed up things.
- Whoa, what the hell?
Did Landon do this?
- Not a chance.
- Well, so what, someone broke in?
- At first I wasn't sure.
Nothing is stolen.
Nothing else was out of place.
And then I remembered the day the crib was smashed,
Dr. Torres had my purse, and my keys were inside.
- Why did she have your purse?
- It's a long story, but she was
gone for a really long time and coincidentally
I was locked in her office.
- Shit, Liv.
- I got to show you this.
Come here.
So I find this in the nursery.
Not mine.
But I thought it looked familiar.
Check this out.
- But under my guidance, they reach their absolute highest.
Just like any other relationship, all--
- OK, see? I told you.
She was not acting normal.
- You know, the morning the cops came,
I see Dr. Torres jogging past our house.
When I ask her about it in our therapy session,
she says, "Oh, that was just a coincidence.
I didn't even know you guys lived there."
- Wait, so you think she's the one who called the cops?
- I do.
I find a copy of Landon's high school yearbook in her office.
- What?
Wait, you think she has a thing for Landon?
- It's got to be something.
What's stranger is, there's this one
photo of Landon and his high school sweetheart, I guess.
Some girl named Taura, which is the same name he yelled
the other night in his sleep.
When I asked him about it, he said, "Oh babe,
it was a patient I almost lost."
He's hiding something from me.
So is she.
- All right, so what do you want to do?
- I am going to talk to Landon first.
- All right.
- Then get to the bottom of this shit.
- Mm-hmm.
[crickets chirping]
- Ohh.
- Lan.
- Yeah?
- I'm sorry for ever thinking that you
would sabotage my career.
- Well, I know things have been off between us.
But you should know that I would never do that.
- I think it was Dr. Torres.
Do you know her from anywhere?
High school, old neighborhood, med school, anywhere?
- I've never seen that woman before in my life.
OK? - Are you sure?
- I'm sure.
- I stumbled across an old high school yearbook of yours
in her office.
- Wait, what?
OK.
There's one thing, but it's just one, OK?
- Oh my God.
- So she came into my office as a patient,
and I had to administer an annual exam.
But it was not sexual.
- What?
- It was not sexual at all.
But she was being kind of weird.
Like, she's asking me all kinds of personal questions
and, like, moaning all weird, like, but I just did my job,
and I got out of there.
- Why didn't you tell me this?
- Because I walk into the therapy session.
She's sitting right there.
So I freaked out.
- I would have stopped going if I knew this.
- I know.
And I should have told you.
But I didn't know how to tell you
to stop going without starting another argument.
- She's the one who smashed the crib.
I found this in our nursery, and then I found
a video with her wearing them.
- [exhales]
This last few weeks, I mean, it's been
the worst of our marriage.
- I know.
I honestly thought that she was going to help us,
not turn our lives upside down.
- But why?
Why would she do this?
- I have no idea.
Should I confront her?
- I don't know about that.
People these days are off.
- She's a respected therapist.
Why would she risk her reputation to stalk us?
- I don't know.
- Should I get Jayce to help us?
Maybe he could use his charm to find out things
that we need to know, and if something goes south,
then he'll be able to handle himself.
- That is actually a really good idea.
[laughter]
- Oh my God.
Was that a compliment?
- It was. Yeah.
- Whoa.
I just, I haven't heard one of those
in I don't know how long.
- Come on, now.
You know I think you're the smartest woman in the world.
[romantic music]
I can go up there?
- Yes, you have permission.
- Oh, I like that.
- Keep them coming.
- I really missed you, babe.
- I missed you too.
- ♪ Gave me reasons to believe ♪
♪ Always trusting me
♪ Take time
♪ You know I'm taking back mine ♪
♪ No lies
♪ No, no
[birds chirping]
- [chuckles]
[inhales, exhales]
- Lunch on me next time.
- I'm sorry I can't go to Pilates.
I have this big meeting. - I know.
[yelps]
Oh my God.
- I am so sorry.
- Oh my God, Jayce.
- Hey sis.
- You know this guy? - I do.
He's my brother.
He was giving me a charger.
You know how my computer likes to die.
- Clumsy.
I knew you had a brother, but I didn't know
he's kind of cute.
Don't be late.
I'm going to get us cleaned up.
- What about your Pilates class?
- I might still be able to make it.
I just need to get cleaned up.
- OK.
Call me later, Jayce.
- I got you.
- You sure it's OK?
- It's fine.
You know this is Diane Von Furstenberg, right?
- I did not know that.
- Yes.
- But you look good in it, though.
- Thank you.
- Great.
- Here you go.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
- Think I got a, uh--
- Oh, uh... [chuckles]
So who's the baby?
You or Liv?
- I am.
- Jayce, right?
- Yeah. Yeah.
You know what I think?
- What's that?
- I think you owe me for the little spill.
- Is that right?
- Yeah.
Dinner tonight?
- Dinner? - Dinner.
It's the least you can do for ruining my dress.
- I can do that.
- Right. Well, I'll see you then.
[crickets chirping]
- Sorry I couldn't get to the phone right now.
If you leave your name and number, I'll get back to you
as soon as possible. [phone beeps]
- Jayce, where are you? I've been calling you.
I've been texting you. Call me back.
Where-- just call me back, OK?
- I really enjoyed dinner today.
And I might have enjoyed you too.
- Is that right?
[laughs]
- You want to come back to my place for dessert?
- Sounds like a great idea.
[exhales]
- The gentleman.
- There you go.
- Are you hopping in?
- Coming with you, if that's OK.
OK? All right? - Be my guest.
[laughs]
- You got a nice spot.
- [laughs]
- I...
have a lot of nice spots.
- Is that right?
- That's right.
- Come here.
- You don't tell me what to do, Jayce.
I did that 'cause I wanted to.
Do you understand? - Mm-hmm.
[romantic music]
♪
[moans]
- Mm-hmm.
- [moans]
♪
Ready? - I'm ready.
I'm following you.
[phone chimes]
[phone buzzes]
- Oh shit.
[tense music]
What the fuck?
♪
Shit.
♪
This bitch got my army picture.
God.
I do look good though.
♪
No, this bitch crazy.
No, she crazy.
Liv gonna trip.
Fuck.
♪
This is fucking nuts.
♪
Shit.
[birds chirping]
[alarm beeping]
[phone buzzing]
[line trilling]
- Sorry I couldn't get to the phone right now.
If you leave your name and number, I'll get back to you
as soon as possible.
- Come on, Jayce.
[line trilling]
- Hey babe, I'm on my way home now.
You good? - No.
Jayce never called last night.
Did he call you?
- No.
- He was with her last night.
- With who?
- Dr. Torres.
- Well, what did he find out?
- I don't know.
I haven't heard from him. - Shit.
That's not good.
- I know.
I'm going to go to the police.
- Wait.
Don't you think that's a bit extreme?
- No.
I have a really bad feeling about this.
Just hurry home, OK?
OK. I love you.
- I love you too.
- Hi.
I'd like to file a missing persons report.
- Who's missing?
- His name's Jayce Jones.
I haven't talked to him since yesterday.
- He looks like someone who can take care of himself.
What's your worry?
- I think the woman he went on a date with last night
is dangerous.
- He went on a date?
He's probably still on it.
- No, no, you're not understanding.
- OK, what's the woman's name that he went on a date with?
- Dr. Alexis Torres.
- She's on TV.
Hey, your brother's a lucky guy.
So look, your brother, he's a member of the U.S. Army,
and he went on a date with a doctor,
and you want to file a missing persons report?
- Yeah, I do.
I know you think this sounds crazy, but something is wrong.
- I'm sure that he's OK.
He's just fine. - Just listen.
Something is wrong.
- Just if you don't hear from him in a couple of days,
just come back around.
- Hi, I'm Olivia Richards, a potential client
of Dr. Alexis Torres.
I was just calling to see what your experience was with her.
Oh, OK.
Wow.
Yeah, that's excellent.
Great.
OK.
Yes.
She was a pleasure to work with.
Thank you. OK.
Mm-hmm.
So yeah, highly recommend her.
Mm-hmm.
[knock at door]
Oh.
It's, uh, I had met her very briefly,
and so I was just trying to get a couple
references and-- come on--
from past clients or anything like that.
So I really appreciate your time.
Yeah, thank you so much.
OK, you too now.
Bye-bye.
- Nothing, huh?
- Not a damn thing.
Jayce is missing, and I know she had
something to do with it.
Wait a minute.
Try this last.
Got you.
- Westridge Academy.
How may I direct your call?
- Hi, registrar's office, please.
- Please hold.
- Office of the Registrar.
How may I help you?
- Hi, I am calling from the Law Office
of Richards and Associates.
I wanted to confirm the graduation
date of a new employee by the name of Alexis Torres.
Would you be able to help me with that?
- One moment, please.
I'm sorry, but we don't have anyone
by that name in our system.
Could she be using a married name,
or do you have a graduation year?
- Around maybe 2006.
- Sorry, we just don't have anybody
by that name in our system.
I checked the first name alone, and the only Alexis
we have is currently a ninth-grader, and our records
go back to 1965.
Sorry.
- OK. Thank you so much.
Have a good one.
She's hiding something.
I know it.
I need to figure out what this bitch is really up to.
- I have an idea.
[tense music]
♪
Bingo, bitch.
I know where you live.
[ominous music]
♪
[keypad beeping]
[breathing heavily]
- It's upstairs.
[ominous music]
♪
[phone chimes]
[light music]
- Juggling motherhood and thriving career,
it's got to be really tough.
- It has its challenges, especially now
that he's a teenager.
We're good, though.
He's at a nearby boarding school,
so I just meet him where he is.
Pizza and movies every other Friday.
- Oh, that's awesome.
- He loves it.
- I want to be just like you.
Oh my God, hold on.
Let me get that.
I'm so sorry.
Oh my gosh, so embarrassing.
We're good.
Thank you.
Did it get on you? Are you OK?
- I'm OK, actually.
- Ooh, that was embarrassing.
- Looks like you and your brother have a lot in common.
- [laughs]
Speaking of my brother, have you seen him?
- No.
Why, not since the day at the office.
Has he been asking about me?
- Oh, no.
It's just, he's been MIA, and I thought
I saw a nice little spark between the two of you.
- Well, who wouldn't like me?
[laughs]
- This is so true.
- But no.
I mean, he's charming, but I am so far out of my pretty boy
phase, you know.
- Totally get it.
This has been really great, and I think I'm going to call it.
- All right.
Well, I think I'm going to stay back for another drink.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, no worries.
I'll handle the bill, by the way.
- Oh my God, thank you. Have a good night.
- Yeah, you need that.
Bye, sweetie. - Bye-bye.
- [sighs]
[phone chimes]
- Thank God you're here.
I didn't get a text back from you,
but I just decided to come anyway.
- Wait, no, I did text you back.
- Oh no.
Damn it.
Did I lose my phone?
- Do you think she has it?
- Shit.
- [knocking]
- Hi.
- Yes?
- Liv left her phone at the restaurant.
Is she here?
Landon, listen, I know we got off on the wrong foot,
but can I come in and talk to you for a moment?
Just a moment, please.
I wanted to apologize for our session,
since I clearly upset you.
- Five minutes.
- I don't mean to make you uncomfortable.
I really don't.
It's just that you are such an amazing and accomplished man,
and I understand you much better than Liv ever could.
Don't get me wrong, Landon.
Liv is lovely.
But a man like you needs so much more than that.
You need a woman that understands what it
feels like to be successful.
Who understand your needs.
♪
She could never love you like I love you.
- Whoa, what the fuck are you doing?
- I'm taking back what's mine.
I know you feel it.
I can't be the only one.
- Wait, wait.
Taura?
[grunts]
- Look what you made me do, Landon.
All I've ever wanted to do was please you,
and all you've ever done was throw me away.
I thought that if I came back, you'd remember what we had.
Our love, our passion.
No one had chemistry like we did, Landon.
Remember?
- Taura.
You look so different.
- Better.
Landon, I look better.
Come on.
Thanks to total reconstructive surgery after you
threw me off the fucking roof.
- Whoa.
No, no, Taura, you fell off the roof.
I did not throw you.
- Oh, wow.
The lies you've told yourself.
Wow.
I tried to move on with my life.
I got my education.
I became successful.
People respect me, Landon.
- OK.
- But you, you had to go and fuck
with me, flaunting that bitch all
over the goddamn television.
"My life was nothing before I met her."
Liv's the only woman you've ever loved, Landon?
Huh?
Mother of your children.
Hmm.
Where are the kids?
Where are they?
Hello?
It's pretty quiet.
Oh yeah.
I forgot.
By the way, our son survived.
He's 16.
He looks so much like you.
That's right.
You've been a father all along.
If only you had picked me,
you could have raised the son you've
always dreamt of having.
But here's still time for us, Landon.
I can forgive you if you're truly sorry.
You can choose me.
Be a father to our son.
But if you choose her,
there will be consequences.
- I love Liv.
I will always love Liv, because Liv is my family.
- It's obvious to me you're not thinking clearly right now.
I understand.
This all just happened.
I get it.
I'll give you some time to think.
OK?
[glass shatters]
[tense music]
♪
- Come on, Landon.
- Nothing's coming up in my system.
It's like the bitch doesn't even exist.
- This is crazy.
- Bingo.
- Taura Bridges.
- Liv.
- Oh shit.
That's her.
- You need to go home now. - OK.
Thank you. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Be careful.
- OK.
[tense music]
♪
Fuck.
[gasps] Landon.
[gasping]
Wake up.
Is she here?
- I don't know.
- Are you OK?
OK. OK.
♪
- [humming]
- Oh, you're smart.
Oh, Charlotte.
Yeah.
You're not smarter than me, Charlotte.
You're not smarter than me.
♪
[screams]
- What the fuck is going on?
Who is this bitch really?
Charlotte traced her DNA to Taura Bridges,
the high school girlfriend you didn't tell me about.
- I know, babe.
I'm so, so sorry.
I just, I thought I could just leave it all behind me.
- Well, it's in front of us now.
I haven't heard from Jayce.
I'm sure she had something to do with it.
So spill it now.
- Taura Bridges is my ex-fiancé.
We got engaged our senior year of high school.
And a couple of months later, I don't know,
she just became a different person.
She was angry, and she was violent.
I mean, some of these outbursts,
they were borderline psychotic.
Nobody knew what was going on, and it just
kept getting worse and worse.
So I mean, I felt like I needed to get out.
I called the wedding off.
A couple of months after that,
she broke into my college dorm room.
- Landon!
[screams]
Landon.
There's something I need to show you.
- Taura, I did not know that you were having a baby.
- You left me pregnant and alone and embarrassed in front
of everybody.
- Please, please, just let me explain.
- Just tell me you love me and you can live to see your kid.
If not, you're not going to make it through the night.
- Please.
Listen, look, I'm begging you, OK?
You don't have to do this.
- It's already been done.
I can't undo what I'm about to do to you,
and you can't undo what you did to me.
- I'm sorry.
Babe, just listen to me, OK?
Look, you don't want the baby,
our baby,
you don't want them to think that their mother
is a killer, right?
Please.
I'm so sorry.
Please, just put it down.
No! - [screams]
- Oh, shit.
So I moved hundreds of miles away.
I transferred to Howard, and I just
wanted to move on with my life and just act like none of it
ever happened.
But the dreams, you know,
they were always there to remind me.
And then last night she tells me my son is still alive.
- Oh my God.
So you have been keeping this TV drama from me for years.
- I know. I'm sorry.
[phone buzzes]
- It's her.
"Come get your brother."
- No.
No, we need to call the police.
- I already tried that.
- I know what this woman is capable of.
- When it comes to my family,
do you know what I'm capable of?
Let's go.
Jayce.
What the fuck?
Jayce, are you here?
- Good girl, Liv.
You brought Landon.
Landon, have you thought about what we discussed?
- What did you do to my brother?
- Oh, you mean before or after I fucked his brains out?
- Taura, your issue is not with Liv.
And it's not with Jayce. It's with me. Right?
- Damn right.
- I know that I hurt you, and I'm sorry.
OK?
But I know that we can figure something out.
And hopefully in time, you can reintroduce me to our son.
- Now you want to meet your son?
- If I would have known, I would have
always been there for him.
You know that.
- Taura, just do the right thing.
- Shut up.
All your pathetic ass has ever done
was keep him from having a child of his own.
Our son is fine without you.
- OK.
OK.
Taura, you need help, OK?
- I don't need help!
- Landon.
[grunts]
We have to make a tourniquet.
Fuck.
Come here.
Put this on tight.
Hurry.
Come on.
It's OK.
We have to get out of here.
- Behind you. Run, run, run, run.
- See?
I told you.
I would never have left you, Landon.
- If you touch her, I'll kill you.
- I told you there would be consequences for choosing her.
- Jayce.
Jayce.
Oh my God.
Wake up.
- Olivia.
- ♪ So is that all you got
- I'm ready to have some fun, Olivia.
- ♪ I'm grinding every single day ♪
♪
- You're really strong for a puny bitch.
♪
Oh, did you see your brother?
I'm ready to play, Olivia.
I've been waiting for this.
Open the fucking door.
- ♪ Gonna catch an airplane
♪ Like on dream catcher, Randy Moss ♪
- Olivia!
- ♪ I only got one question
♪ So is that all you got
- [grunts]
No.
- You killed my brother! - Ahh!
- ♪ Is that all you got?
[both grunting]
- ♪ So is that all you got?
- [grunts]
♪ So is that all you got?
♪ Yeah, look at you now
♪ So is that all you got?
♪ Take a look at you now
[tense music]
♪
- [gasps]
[sirens wailing]
- Officers on the scene.
Suspect is in custody.
[radio chatter]
- Mr. and Mrs. Richards.
- Yeah.
- First let me offer my condolences
on the loss of your brother.
I wanted to let you know that Dr. Torres,
Taura Bridges, survived.
She's in surgery right now and will likely pull through.
On another note, the 16-year-old son that she
mentioned, he didn't exist.
She was pregnant at the time of her fall all those years ago,
but the baby died.
As more details emerge, I'll be in touch.
OK?
both: Thank you.
[birds chirping]
- OK.
- Oh damn, you look good.
Ooh-whee.
I see you. Mm-mm-mm.
Your first multi-million dollar project.
I know how hard you work, baby. I'm so proud of you.
- Thank you.
- Now, you know we got to celebrate, right?
- Oh yeah?
What did you have in mind?
- I was thinking maybe a repeat last trip to Aruba last fall.
Remember that?
- A few piña coladas.
- Mm-mm-mm.
- Baby, I'm sorry.
I got to go.
Can't be late on my first day.
I love you.
- I love you.
Drive safe.
- Thank you.
- There's my boy.
Look at you.
You're getting big, huh?
Come here, big boy.
Yes.
Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness.
How are you doing?
You hungry, Jayce?
You hungry?
Yeah.
Yeah, me too.
You want to get your cheetah?
Come on, let's go.
- Landon, honey, I don't care what happened between us.
You're still the love of my life.
I know you had to deny me in front of her,
but I know your heart is with me,
and soon we'll be together.
My lawyer found a loophole he feels will set me free.
We just have to be patient.
[sorrowful music]
♪
- I see.
I see.
Wow.
Whoa. Ba-ba-ba.
- Yard time, ladies.
Let's go.
♪
- ♪ Oh, oh, oh oh, babe, baby ♪
♪ So crazy
♪ Visions in my head be like, crazy ♪
♪ Always crazy, crazy, crazy
♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, babe, baby
♪ So crazy
♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, babe