WEBVTT FILE 2 00:01:47.553 --> 00:01:49.020 Oopsie. 3 00:01:50.689 --> 00:01:54.489 Decaf double tall nonfat capp for Bruce. 4 00:01:55.528 --> 00:01:57.052 You got it, buddy. 5 00:01:57.096 --> 00:01:59.894 That's a wonderful choice, Bruce. 6 00:01:59.932 --> 00:02:02.958 -Thank you, Sam. Take care. -It certainly is. 7 00:02:03.002 --> 00:02:07.530 One Caramel Macchiato. It's very hot. 8 00:02:07.573 --> 00:02:09.473 Good morning. 9 00:02:09.508 --> 00:02:11.408 Vanilla grande no-foam latte. 10 00:02:11.444 --> 00:02:13.105 That's a wonderful choice. 11 00:02:13.145 --> 00:02:15.306 -Thanks, Sam. -Yeah. 12 00:02:16.715 --> 00:02:18.910 Hey, Sam. They called. It's time for you to go. 13 00:02:18.951 --> 00:02:21.545 Oh, yeah, it's time. 14 00:02:21.587 --> 00:02:22.554 It's time, buddy. 15 00:02:22.588 --> 00:02:26.615 It's time for me to go now. 16 00:02:26.659 --> 00:02:29.526 It's time for me to go now, George! 17 00:02:29.562 --> 00:02:30.722 Good luck. 18 00:02:30.763 --> 00:02:33.061 It's time. 19 00:02:36.769 --> 00:02:37.963 It's time now. 20 00:02:48.380 --> 00:02:52.009 Hurry up. The first floor is two more floors. 21 00:02:52.051 --> 00:02:54.417 Hurry up. 22 00:02:54.453 --> 00:02:57.854 The second floor-- one more floor. 23 00:02:57.890 --> 00:03:01.485 I have to go to Room 324 on the third floor. 24 00:03:03.729 --> 00:03:08.189 Rebecca! 25 00:03:08.234 --> 00:03:09.997 You the one responsible for this? 26 00:03:10.035 --> 00:03:11.502 I'm sorry. 27 00:03:11.537 --> 00:03:13.903 Too late for sorries. Get over here and hold her hand. 28 00:03:13.939 --> 00:03:16.100 Are you OK? 29 00:03:17.643 --> 00:03:19.110 Got a live one, Gert. 30 00:03:20.579 --> 00:03:23.343 Good. Come on. Focus and breathe. 31 00:03:23.382 --> 00:03:25.407 This is it. 32 00:03:25.451 --> 00:03:28.909 This is it. 33 00:03:28.954 --> 00:03:32.913 This is it. 34 00:03:32.958 --> 00:03:34.289 And it's a girl! 35 00:03:47.873 --> 00:03:49.238 It's OK. 36 00:04:01.987 --> 00:04:03.545 What's her name? 37 00:04:08.994 --> 00:04:12.430 Lucy in the sky with diamonds. 38 00:04:12.464 --> 00:04:16.992 Lucy Diamond Dawson. 39 00:04:23.909 --> 00:04:29.370 You're my daughter. I'm your father. 40 00:04:36.255 --> 00:04:39.986 Get them to make the bus stay. They're leaving. 41 00:04:40.025 --> 00:04:42.016 -I'll get them. -They're leaving. 42 00:04:42.061 --> 00:04:45.326 Excuse me. Hang on one second, please. 43 00:04:49.468 --> 00:04:52.164 Becca! 44 00:04:52.204 --> 00:04:54.468 Becca! The bus is going! 45 00:04:59.244 --> 00:05:01.041 Uh-oh. 46 00:05:43.122 --> 00:05:46.387 Didn't you just go to sleep? 47 00:05:51.330 --> 00:05:53.025 Let me see. 48 00:05:54.500 --> 00:05:57.492 OK. 49 00:05:57.536 --> 00:06:02.030 Lucy, you look beautiful this morning. 50 00:06:03.042 --> 00:06:05.602 You look very beautiful. 51 00:06:15.754 --> 00:06:18.723 Look at that, Lucy. Nose. 52 00:06:18.757 --> 00:06:22.090 OK. Yeah, l-- 53 00:06:22.127 --> 00:06:24.095 Oopsie. 54 00:07:10.175 --> 00:07:12.473 What the hell are you doing to that baby? 55 00:07:16.181 --> 00:07:17.876 What's the matter with the baby, Sam? 56 00:07:17.916 --> 00:07:22.580 Everything is just so tiny, tiny. 57 00:07:22.621 --> 00:07:25.249 Will you come over here and help me? 58 00:07:25.290 --> 00:07:28.748 You know I can't do that. What does her mother say? 59 00:07:28.794 --> 00:07:31.695 Her mother said, "This isn't my life... 60 00:07:31.730 --> 00:07:34.096 "and I didn't want a baby with you. 61 00:07:34.133 --> 00:07:36.499 "I just needed a place to sleep." 62 00:07:36.535 --> 00:07:39.504 What if the baby's sick? 63 00:07:39.538 --> 00:07:42.336 Bring her over here. 64 00:07:42.374 --> 00:07:46.674 Sam, babies need food every two hours. 65 00:07:51.150 --> 00:07:56.019 Sorry. I'm sorry, Lucy in the sky. 66 00:07:56.054 --> 00:07:58.215 You know... 67 00:07:58.257 --> 00:08:00.851 critics and fools said that that song... 68 00:08:00.893 --> 00:08:04.420 had some mysterious meaning, but John always said... 69 00:08:04.463 --> 00:08:07.728 it came from a picture his son Julian drew... 70 00:08:07.766 --> 00:08:10.826 of his friend Lucy O'Connell. 71 00:08:12.037 --> 00:08:15.131 So I made a good choice? 72 00:08:15.174 --> 00:08:20.908 You made an excellent choice, Sam. 73 00:08:20.946 --> 00:08:24.507 Now, what time does this little diamond wake up? 74 00:08:28.353 --> 00:08:30.150 What time does this little diamond wake up? 75 00:08:30.189 --> 00:08:32.419 She wakes up all the time. 76 00:08:33.525 --> 00:08:39.486 Let's just assume she wakes up at 6:00. 77 00:08:39.531 --> 00:08:44.628 Keep your TV on Nickelodeon. 78 00:08:44.670 --> 00:08:46.297 I want you to feed her first... 79 00:08:46.338 --> 00:08:50.274 when "Hogan's Heroes" comes on. 80 00:08:50.309 --> 00:08:57.215 And then again. Wait until "I Dream of Jeannie." 81 00:08:57.249 --> 00:09:03.245 And then, feed her when "I Love Lucy" comes on. 82 00:09:03.288 --> 00:09:05.381 We have to be quiet. 83 00:09:05.424 --> 00:09:08.120 I've seen nothing. I know nothing! 84 00:09:10.562 --> 00:09:13.588 Such a nice man for an officer. 85 00:09:23.408 --> 00:09:25.205 What are you doing? 86 00:09:25.244 --> 00:09:27.269 I'm just getting Lucy asleep... 87 00:09:27.312 --> 00:09:29.041 and you're making noise and everything. 88 00:09:29.081 --> 00:09:31.276 -Oh, sorry. -We're here for video night. 89 00:09:33.185 --> 00:09:37.747 Eight years every Thursday video night, and you forgot? 90 00:09:37.789 --> 00:09:38.949 I'm sorry. 91 00:09:38.991 --> 00:09:43.951 It's always every first Thursday of every month... 92 00:09:43.996 --> 00:09:49.400 video night at Sam's house. And I forgot. 93 00:09:49.434 --> 00:09:51.061 Yeah, and I forgot. 94 00:09:51.103 --> 00:09:54.072 Becca's gone. "Gone with the Wind." 95 00:09:54.106 --> 00:09:56.131 1939, directed by Victor Fleming. 96 00:09:56.174 --> 00:09:57.801 That was a very sad movie. 97 00:09:57.843 --> 00:10:02.576 Here we go. Everything changes now. 98 00:10:02.614 --> 00:10:05.344 Soon you'll forget about Wednesday night at IHOP... 99 00:10:05.384 --> 00:10:07.852 and then Friday night at karaoke... 100 00:10:07.886 --> 00:10:11.322 and I got hit by a car today. 101 00:10:11.356 --> 00:10:13.449 You did? 102 00:10:13.492 --> 00:10:16.655 It was probably that guy from the V.A. 103 00:10:16.695 --> 00:10:20.096 Did you bring "Kramer vs. Kramer"? 104 00:10:20.132 --> 00:10:25.126 I see what's happening here. I see. 105 00:10:25.170 --> 00:10:26.660 So this is all my fault now. 106 00:10:26.705 --> 00:10:28.366 Don't tell me you forgot again. 107 00:10:30.309 --> 00:10:33.335 I broke a date with a daydream to come here. 108 00:10:33.378 --> 00:10:35.346 It's your mother. 109 00:10:35.380 --> 00:10:39.373 Hi, Robert. Hello, boys. It's me, Estelle. 110 00:10:39.418 --> 00:10:43.081 Ma, I told you. Video night's over at 9:00. 111 00:10:43.121 --> 00:10:45.112 It's only 6:30. 112 00:10:45.157 --> 00:10:51.926 Well, I guess I'll just wait downstairs. 113 00:10:51.964 --> 00:10:53.625 Sure there isn't anything I can get you? 114 00:10:53.665 --> 00:10:56.657 No, Ma. You can wait downstairs. That's fine. 115 00:10:56.702 --> 00:10:59.227 OK. See you later, Rob. 116 00:10:59.271 --> 00:11:00.966 Bye, Estelle. 117 00:11:02.274 --> 00:11:05.971 What a pretty baby. Hi, little baby. 118 00:11:06.011 --> 00:11:08.571 -Doesn't she look smart? -She does. 119 00:11:08.613 --> 00:11:10.376 She looks smart. 120 00:11:10.415 --> 00:11:12.679 That baby looks so darn smart. 121 00:11:12.718 --> 00:11:16.085 It's amazing how smart she is. 122 00:11:16.121 --> 00:11:17.679 She's very smart. 123 00:11:17.723 --> 00:11:21.022 She really does. I think she's really beautiful. 124 00:11:21.059 --> 00:11:22.924 Of course she looks smart. 125 00:11:22.961 --> 00:11:25.122 She's already reading the paper. 126 00:11:41.913 --> 00:11:44.677 Double Macchiato, low fat, low foam. 127 00:11:44.716 --> 00:11:46.445 That's a wonderful choice. 128 00:11:50.188 --> 00:11:53.749 Oh, my God! 129 00:11:53.792 --> 00:11:55.191 An ice cube went down-- 130 00:11:55.227 --> 00:11:57.058 Thank you. Oh, my God. 131 00:11:57.095 --> 00:11:58.221 Can I get another drink, please? 132 00:11:58.263 --> 00:12:01.892 Iced cappuccino. That's a wonderful choice. 133 00:12:01.933 --> 00:12:02.957 -Thank you. -Yeah. 134 00:12:03.001 --> 00:12:05.561 Annie, I can't take her to work anymore... 135 00:12:05.604 --> 00:12:07.697 because she's too big now. 136 00:12:07.739 --> 00:12:10.230 -Annie. -That was her first word. 137 00:12:10.275 --> 00:12:12.800 -Annie. -See? 138 00:12:12.844 --> 00:12:15.972 People worry you're not smart. 139 00:12:17.115 --> 00:12:18.412 Papa. 140 00:12:20.619 --> 00:12:24.055 Yes. Oh, you smell so good. 141 00:12:24.089 --> 00:12:27.650 You can tell a lot about people by the way they smell. 142 00:12:42.974 --> 00:12:45.670 Daddy, why does the snow flake? 143 00:12:45.710 --> 00:12:48.804 Because snow-- because snow flakes. 144 00:12:48.847 --> 00:12:51.281 Daddy, what is mustard made of? 145 00:12:51.316 --> 00:12:54.479 Because it's yellow ketchup. 146 00:12:54.519 --> 00:12:56.749 Daddy, why are men bald? 147 00:12:56.788 --> 00:12:59.689 Sometimes they're bald because their head is shiny... 148 00:12:59.724 --> 00:13:01.555 and they don't have hair on it. 149 00:13:01.593 --> 00:13:04.790 So their head is just more of their face. 150 00:13:04.830 --> 00:13:06.695 Daddy, are ladybugs only girls... 151 00:13:06.731 --> 00:13:08.358 or are there boys, too? 152 00:13:08.400 --> 00:13:11.028 And if there are, what are they called? 153 00:13:11.069 --> 00:13:12.832 Yeah, the Beatles. 154 00:13:12.871 --> 00:13:15.965 Daddy, where does the sky end? 155 00:13:16.007 --> 00:13:17.872 Why does the moon follow me home? 156 00:13:17.909 --> 00:13:19.206 Why is the sun orange? 157 00:13:19.244 --> 00:13:21.644 Where does the hour go in Daylight Savings? 158 00:13:21.680 --> 00:13:25.207 Daddy, do I look more like you or Mommy? 159 00:13:28.353 --> 00:13:30.344 Daddy... 160 00:13:31.590 --> 00:13:34.218 Do you think she'll ever come back? 161 00:13:39.965 --> 00:13:44.925 Paul McCartney lost his mother when he was little. 162 00:13:44.970 --> 00:13:49.669 And John Lennon lost his mother when he was little. 163 00:13:49.708 --> 00:13:54.839 Annie says that sometimes God picks the special people. 164 00:13:54.880 --> 00:13:56.905 That's what Annie says. 165 00:13:59.117 --> 00:14:02.553 Daddy, did God mean for you to be like this... 166 00:14:02.587 --> 00:14:04.555 or was it an accident? 167 00:14:07.125 --> 00:14:09.821 What do you mean? 168 00:14:09.861 --> 00:14:11.351 I mean you're different. 169 00:14:17.068 --> 00:14:18.865 But what do you mean? 170 00:14:18.904 --> 00:14:21.532 You're not like other daddies. 171 00:14:25.143 --> 00:14:29.045 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 172 00:14:29.080 --> 00:14:32.277 Yeah, I'm sorry. 173 00:14:32.317 --> 00:14:35.252 It's OK, Daddy. 174 00:14:36.755 --> 00:14:40.088 Don't be sorry. I'm lucky. 175 00:14:40.125 --> 00:14:43.253 Nobody else's daddy ever comes to the park. 176 00:14:51.303 --> 00:14:56.263 Yeah, we are lucky. Aren't we lucky? 177 00:14:56.308 --> 00:14:57.707 Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity. 178 00:14:57.742 --> 00:15:01.371 Sunnyside up, not too runny. two sausage links. 179 00:15:01.413 --> 00:15:03.938 French pancakes instead of buttermilk. 180 00:15:03.982 --> 00:15:06.075 Fruit topping on the side. 181 00:15:06.117 --> 00:15:07.607 The Funny Face special. 182 00:15:07.652 --> 00:15:10.815 I think it's funny when you say "Funny Face special." 183 00:15:10.855 --> 00:15:13.983 French, not buttermilk. Fruit topping on the side. 184 00:15:14.025 --> 00:15:15.287 Not on top. 185 00:15:15.327 --> 00:15:17.887 You're getting a funny face. 186 00:15:20.665 --> 00:15:25.693 That's a wonderful choice. Thank you, Grace. 187 00:15:25.737 --> 00:15:27.898 Thank you very, very, very, very much. 188 00:15:27.939 --> 00:15:29.065 You got it, Sam. 189 00:15:29.107 --> 00:15:30.597 Is that too big? 190 00:15:30.642 --> 00:15:32.337 I think that's a little too big. 191 00:15:32.377 --> 00:15:35.107 You need a pair of good, sturdy school shoes. 192 00:15:35.146 --> 00:15:36.272 These are sturdy. 193 00:15:36.314 --> 00:15:38.578 The arches are very important. 194 00:15:38.617 --> 00:15:40.949 No. Sturdy is boring, Sam. 195 00:15:40.986 --> 00:15:45.616 These shoes light up, OK? 196 00:15:45.657 --> 00:15:50.219 These are really good shoes for school. 197 00:15:50.262 --> 00:15:51.456 I know. I love them. 198 00:15:51.496 --> 00:15:53.930 I found the most perfect shoes. 199 00:15:53.965 --> 00:15:57.128 They look like the shoes that Dorothy wore... 200 00:15:57.168 --> 00:15:59.602 played by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz"... 201 00:15:59.638 --> 00:16:02.698 1939, directed by Victor Fleming. 202 00:16:02.741 --> 00:16:06.677 These are pink. These are also Velcro. 203 00:16:06.711 --> 00:16:10.647 They might have a little arch in there, too. 204 00:16:10.682 --> 00:16:13.378 Sam, these are probably too big... 205 00:16:13.418 --> 00:16:16.615 but I thought maybe Lucy would like those. 206 00:16:16.655 --> 00:16:21.319 When we were at the zoo, she liked the animal prints. 207 00:16:21.359 --> 00:16:23.589 But these are for adults. 208 00:16:23.628 --> 00:16:26.722 But when we went-- I don't know you. 209 00:16:26.765 --> 00:16:27.891 I don't know who you are. 210 00:16:27.932 --> 00:16:29.729 I like these, Daddy. 211 00:16:29.768 --> 00:16:33.534 She knows what she likes. That's why she likes these. 212 00:16:33.571 --> 00:16:36.131 -Black goes with everything. -How much are these? 213 00:16:36.174 --> 00:16:38.472 $16.19 with tax. 214 00:16:40.445 --> 00:16:44.006 Because I have $6.25. 215 00:16:44.049 --> 00:16:45.516 That's all you have? 216 00:16:45.550 --> 00:16:48.849 I didn't get my whole check because I had to go... 217 00:16:48.887 --> 00:16:52.220 to the parent and teacher meeting this week. 218 00:16:52.257 --> 00:16:55.920 I'm sorry. It's $16.19. 219 00:16:55.960 --> 00:16:59.396 I couldn't go to work all day that day. 220 00:16:59.431 --> 00:17:02.594 It's OK, Sam, because I have $3.00 to contribute. 221 00:17:02.634 --> 00:17:06.502 Sam, I've only got two plus two... 222 00:17:06.538 --> 00:17:12.033 but I need one for stamps, so 1...2...3. 223 00:17:12.077 --> 00:17:13.908 Joe's got $1.50. 224 00:17:13.945 --> 00:17:18.848 Yeah. So, is that enough? 225 00:17:18.883 --> 00:17:21.408 If there's a God. I'll count it. 226 00:17:22.454 --> 00:17:24.445 Do we get a balloon with these? 227 00:17:26.624 --> 00:17:30.219 All of us, or just her? 228 00:18:07.165 --> 00:18:09.133 "And I will eat them here and there. 229 00:18:09.167 --> 00:18:11.567 "I will eat them anywhere." 230 00:18:13.071 --> 00:18:16.666 "I do so like green eggs and ham. 231 00:18:16.708 --> 00:18:19.074 "Thank you, thank you, Sam I am." 232 00:18:21.179 --> 00:18:22.874 One more time? 233 00:18:22.914 --> 00:18:24.973 -Yeah. -OK. 234 00:18:25.016 --> 00:18:28.417 "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. 235 00:18:28.453 --> 00:18:30.478 "I will eat them with a mouse. 236 00:18:30.522 --> 00:18:32.490 "And I will eat them here and there. 237 00:18:32.524 --> 00:18:34.355 "Say, I will eat them anywhere. 238 00:18:34.392 --> 00:18:37.361 "I do so like green eggs and ham. 239 00:18:37.395 --> 00:18:39.989 "Thank you, thank you, Sam I am." 240 00:18:41.332 --> 00:18:43.357 One more time? 241 00:18:43.401 --> 00:18:46.234 Daddy, it's my first day of school tomorrow. 242 00:18:46.271 --> 00:18:49.729 I don't want to be too sleepy. 243 00:18:52.877 --> 00:18:57.075 Everybody says Bob's Big Boy has the best hamburgers. 244 00:18:57.115 --> 00:19:00.312 Can we go there Wednesday instead of IHOP? 245 00:19:00.351 --> 00:19:02.842 But Wednesday is IHOP. 246 00:19:02.887 --> 00:19:05.321 Just one time? 247 00:19:05.356 --> 00:19:08.154 Yeah, but Wednesday is IHOP. 248 00:19:12.330 --> 00:19:15.527 Can I read just the beginning? 249 00:19:15.567 --> 00:19:18.536 Just the beginning. 250 00:19:18.570 --> 00:19:21.562 "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. 251 00:19:24.375 --> 00:19:26.843 There are four stages of a butterfly's life. 252 00:19:26.878 --> 00:19:32.282 The first three stages are from egg to larva to cocoon. 253 00:19:32.317 --> 00:19:36.686 Last... 254 00:19:36.721 --> 00:19:40.316 They're hard to remember because there's so many stages. 255 00:19:40.358 --> 00:19:42.826 It's hard to remember. 256 00:19:42.861 --> 00:19:45.921 33 days. It lasts 33 days. 257 00:19:45.964 --> 00:19:50.401 Spiders and insects are members of the ants-- 258 00:19:50.435 --> 00:19:52.699 ants--anthro-- 259 00:19:52.737 --> 00:19:56.104 Conner. Anthropod class. 260 00:19:56.140 --> 00:19:58.233 Anthropod class. 261 00:19:58.276 --> 00:20:02.440 However, spiders and insects are very different. 262 00:20:02.480 --> 00:20:05.643 -Spiders have six legs-- -Eight legs. 263 00:20:05.683 --> 00:20:09.744 Eight legs and two body parts, and they're called... 264 00:20:09.787 --> 00:20:12.449 Conner. What are you doing? You know this stuff. 265 00:20:12.490 --> 00:20:13.787 -No, I don't. -You do know it. 266 00:20:13.825 --> 00:20:16.259 You wrote that part, remember? 267 00:20:16.294 --> 00:20:19.388 I wanted to do potato bugs anyway. Oh, forget it. 268 00:20:19.430 --> 00:20:22.558 I think he can make that boy feel better. 269 00:20:23.968 --> 00:20:25.959 Sorry, Mr. Egg. 270 00:20:26.004 --> 00:20:27.699 What's wrong with your father? 271 00:20:27.739 --> 00:20:29.730 Why's he acts like a retard? 272 00:20:29.774 --> 00:20:31.435 He is. 273 00:20:31.476 --> 00:20:34.070 -Are you? -No. 274 00:20:34.112 --> 00:20:36.171 -Are you sure? -Yeah. 275 00:20:36.214 --> 00:20:37.203 How do you know? 276 00:20:37.248 --> 00:20:38.545 He told me. 277 00:20:38.583 --> 00:20:39.948 He's a retard. 278 00:20:39.984 --> 00:20:42.214 Well, it takes one to know one. 279 00:20:42.253 --> 00:20:46.417 It's wonderful to have you for company tonight. 280 00:20:46.457 --> 00:20:49.756 Isn't it wonderful to have Conner for company, Lucy? 281 00:20:51.062 --> 00:20:54.520 Yeah. "Sorry, Mr. Egg." 282 00:20:57.368 --> 00:21:01.031 "They per..." 283 00:21:03.074 --> 00:21:06.703 "They perched in... 284 00:21:06.744 --> 00:21:08.905 "Si-- 285 00:21:08.947 --> 00:21:10.380 silen--" 286 00:21:12.584 --> 00:21:14.609 Silence. 287 00:21:14.652 --> 00:21:17.450 Yeah. Silence. 288 00:21:17.488 --> 00:21:22.425 "They perched in silence for a long time." 289 00:21:22.460 --> 00:21:26.556 Your teacher gave you a really hard book this time. 290 00:21:26.598 --> 00:21:29.192 That's really a hard book to read. 291 00:21:29.233 --> 00:21:34.899 "How can we be so..." 292 00:21:37.041 --> 00:21:39.805 Differ-- 293 00:21:39.844 --> 00:21:41.004 Different. 294 00:21:41.045 --> 00:21:43.980 Oh, yeah. OK. 295 00:21:44.015 --> 00:21:50.944 "How can we be so different and feel so much alike?" 296 00:21:50.989 --> 00:21:52.479 I don't like that book. 297 00:21:52.523 --> 00:21:55.014 Let's read "Green Eggs and Ham." 298 00:21:55.059 --> 00:21:58.688 Yeah! OK. 299 00:21:58.730 --> 00:22:02.097 "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. 300 00:22:04.369 --> 00:22:09.068 "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. 301 00:22:09.107 --> 00:22:11.302 "I am Sam." 302 00:22:17.682 --> 00:22:20.207 Hey, you. 303 00:22:20.251 --> 00:22:22.719 Hey, handsome. 304 00:22:26.391 --> 00:22:29.952 "Premature baby claims he's Cupid. 305 00:22:29.994 --> 00:22:33.657 "Has arrow to prove it." You believe that? 306 00:22:33.698 --> 00:22:38.158 But if he has the arrow, that's the only thing. 307 00:22:38.202 --> 00:22:40.602 You got a good point. 308 00:22:40.638 --> 00:22:44.904 This is the lnternational House of Pancakes quiz. 309 00:22:44.942 --> 00:22:47.877 And Lucy found the word "beet." 310 00:22:47.912 --> 00:22:51.814 I want to surprise her and find the word "carrot"... 311 00:22:51.849 --> 00:22:53.248 but it's hiding. 312 00:22:53.284 --> 00:22:55.184 Carrot! 313 00:22:55.219 --> 00:22:58.211 -Where? -C-a-r-r--carrot. 314 00:22:58.256 --> 00:23:01.020 Carrot. It's right there. 315 00:23:02.260 --> 00:23:06.253 And you're smart. You would be a good mother. 316 00:23:07.999 --> 00:23:10.433 Do you tell good stories? 317 00:23:10.468 --> 00:23:13.460 -I got stories up the wazoo. -Really? 318 00:23:13.504 --> 00:23:14.630 You come with me and relax... 319 00:23:14.672 --> 00:23:17.072 and I'll tell you some nice stories. 320 00:23:17.108 --> 00:23:20.407 Lily, what did I tell you about selling on my beat? 321 00:23:20.445 --> 00:23:23.608 Put it down on the table. 322 00:23:23.648 --> 00:23:26.446 It's the lnternational House of Pancakes quiz. 323 00:23:26.484 --> 00:23:27.815 Put your hands behind your head. 324 00:23:27.852 --> 00:23:28.944 What did l-- 325 00:23:28.986 --> 00:23:30.544 Do you have any weapons on you? 326 00:23:33.357 --> 00:23:36.451 He touched me on my private place. 327 00:23:38.362 --> 00:23:42.992 At such a time as this, Annie's the boss. 328 00:23:43.034 --> 00:23:45.867 First time in 19 years I actually believe a guy... 329 00:23:45.903 --> 00:23:47.632 when he says he didn't know she was a hooker. 330 00:23:47.672 --> 00:23:49.503 You say that like it's a good thing. 331 00:23:49.540 --> 00:23:51.667 Did you brush your teeth? 332 00:23:51.709 --> 00:23:54.701 They don't sound like they were brushed. 333 00:23:56.180 --> 00:23:59.411 She forgot to brush her teeth. 334 00:23:59.450 --> 00:24:01.475 Let him go. 335 00:24:01.519 --> 00:24:03.646 Says he never spent the night away from his kid. 336 00:24:06.557 --> 00:24:11.051 Trouble. Oh, boy, I'm really in trouble. 337 00:24:14.332 --> 00:24:16.994 Are you in trouble, too? 338 00:24:20.071 --> 00:24:22.232 Are you in trouble, too? 339 00:24:22.273 --> 00:24:25.003 Yeah, I'm in trouble, too. 340 00:24:27.278 --> 00:24:32.113 It gives us great insight into what she must be feeling. 341 00:24:32.150 --> 00:24:34.482 Mr. Dawson, it's becoming clear... 342 00:24:34.519 --> 00:24:37.977 that she's holding herself back in the classroom. 343 00:24:38.022 --> 00:24:41.549 It's as if she's literally afraid to learn. 344 00:24:41.592 --> 00:24:44.720 No one doubts that you love your daughter. 345 00:24:46.564 --> 00:24:49.590 But the Department of Child and Family Services... 346 00:24:49.634 --> 00:24:51.158 contacted us. 347 00:24:51.202 --> 00:24:53.329 They shared with us that your records show... 348 00:24:53.371 --> 00:24:56.306 that your intellectual capacity... 349 00:24:56.340 --> 00:24:58.740 is around that of a 7-year-old. 350 00:25:01.846 --> 00:25:06.215 Our concern is what happens when Lucy turns 8. 351 00:25:08.019 --> 00:25:11.011 Mr. Dawson, do you understand... 352 00:25:11.055 --> 00:25:13.319 what Ms. Wright is trying to tell you about Lucy? 353 00:25:26.204 --> 00:25:29.605 John wanted to try new things. 354 00:25:31.342 --> 00:25:35.438 And it wasn't Yoko's fault. 355 00:25:35.479 --> 00:25:38.243 No, it wasn't Yoko's fault. 356 00:25:39.350 --> 00:25:44.117 Annie says you can hear it on The White Album. 357 00:25:49.360 --> 00:25:52.227 Because John wanted to try new things. 358 00:25:58.569 --> 00:26:05.475 "They perched in silence. How can we be so diff--" 359 00:26:05.509 --> 00:26:10.845 Diff...diff-- I don't know that word. 360 00:26:15.086 --> 00:26:19.284 Yes, you do. That's the word that starts with a "D." 361 00:26:19.323 --> 00:26:21.883 I'm tired. 362 00:26:21.926 --> 00:26:24.224 I don't believe you. 363 00:26:24.262 --> 00:26:27.493 Are you calling me a liar? 364 00:26:27.531 --> 00:26:31.228 Yes. I think you have to read the word. 365 00:26:31.269 --> 00:26:32.930 No. 366 00:26:32.970 --> 00:26:34.369 Yeah, you have to read that word. 367 00:26:34.405 --> 00:26:35.565 No. 368 00:26:35.606 --> 00:26:37.233 Yeah. Here it is. 369 00:26:37.275 --> 00:26:40.073 There's the picture where they're all perched. 370 00:26:40.111 --> 00:26:42.238 -Now read the word. -No! 371 00:26:45.616 --> 00:26:47.777 I won't read the word! 372 00:26:47.818 --> 00:26:50.412 I'm your father... 373 00:26:50.454 --> 00:26:53.753 and I'm telling you to read the word. 374 00:26:53.791 --> 00:26:57.955 I can tell you to because I'm your father. 375 00:26:57.995 --> 00:27:00.589 I'm stupid. 376 00:27:00.631 --> 00:27:03.828 -You are not stupid. -Yes, I am. 377 00:27:03.868 --> 00:27:08.066 You are not stupid, because you can read that word. 378 00:27:09.740 --> 00:27:12.368 I don't want to read it if you can't. 379 00:27:16.881 --> 00:27:19.975 No, because it makes me happy. 380 00:27:20.017 --> 00:27:22.884 It makes me happy hearing you read. 381 00:27:27.091 --> 00:27:33.758 Yeah. It makes me happy when you're reading. 382 00:27:36.200 --> 00:27:41.502 "They perched in silence for a long time. 383 00:27:41.539 --> 00:27:44.030 'How can we be so different... 384 00:27:44.075 --> 00:27:46.703 and feel so much alike?' mused Flitter. 385 00:27:46.744 --> 00:27:48.735 'How can we feel so different... 386 00:27:48.779 --> 00:27:51.373 and be so much alike?' wondered Pip. 387 00:27:51.415 --> 00:27:53.781 'l think this is quite a mystery."' 388 00:27:55.553 --> 00:27:57.350 Keep going. 389 00:27:57.388 --> 00:27:59.913 They have Oreo ice cream mud pie. 390 00:27:59.957 --> 00:28:01.424 This is so great. 391 00:28:01.459 --> 00:28:03.950 Yeah, this is so great. 392 00:28:05.830 --> 00:28:07.798 And the menu says... 393 00:28:07.832 --> 00:28:11.199 you can have your favorite breakfast all day. 394 00:28:11.235 --> 00:28:13.669 That's so great, too, you know. 395 00:28:13.704 --> 00:28:16.969 Because you wanted to come to a new place... 396 00:28:17.008 --> 00:28:20.739 so we came to a different place. 397 00:28:24.315 --> 00:28:26.943 Hey, guys. Can I get you coffee? 398 00:28:29.153 --> 00:28:31.519 No, I don't drink coffee. 399 00:28:31.555 --> 00:28:34.922 OK. What can I get you guys? 400 00:28:34.959 --> 00:28:37.757 I'd like the Super Big Boy with a root beer float, please. 401 00:28:37.795 --> 00:28:40.263 OK. What about you? 402 00:28:40.297 --> 00:28:49.535 I would like to have two eggs, sunnyside up. 403 00:28:49.573 --> 00:28:51.973 But not runny, OK? 404 00:28:52.009 --> 00:28:53.203 Not runny. 405 00:28:53.244 --> 00:28:56.179 And then I would like to have French pancakes... 406 00:28:56.213 --> 00:28:58.909 with the fruit topping on the side. 407 00:28:58.949 --> 00:29:02.385 We don't have French pancakes. 408 00:29:02.420 --> 00:29:03.409 We have French toast. 409 00:29:03.454 --> 00:29:04.819 No, I don't want French toast. 410 00:29:04.855 --> 00:29:07.483 I want French pancakes, like at IHOP. 411 00:29:07.525 --> 00:29:11.552 Just the same kind like they have at IHOP. 412 00:29:11.595 --> 00:29:13.927 That's what my favorite breakfast is, OK? 413 00:29:13.964 --> 00:29:15.431 They're those thin pancakes. 414 00:29:15.466 --> 00:29:18.196 The crepe pancakes? 415 00:29:18.235 --> 00:29:19.532 I don't even want crepes. 416 00:29:19.570 --> 00:29:21.629 I want to have French pancakes... 417 00:29:21.672 --> 00:29:23.299 with the fruit topping on the side. 418 00:29:23.340 --> 00:29:26.605 That's what I want to have, please. 419 00:29:26.644 --> 00:29:27.702 Thank you. 420 00:29:27.745 --> 00:29:30.339 We don't have that, though, sir. 421 00:29:30.381 --> 00:29:32.611 Do you want regular pancakes and jam-- 422 00:29:32.650 --> 00:29:35.813 I don't want something else! Why did you ask me that? 423 00:29:35.853 --> 00:29:38.413 I'll see. Maybe they have something-- 424 00:29:38.456 --> 00:29:41.448 -Yeah, ask Bob! -OK. 425 00:29:41.492 --> 00:29:43.483 Ask Bob's Big Boy. 426 00:29:43.527 --> 00:29:45.825 Because the customer's always right. 427 00:29:45.863 --> 00:29:47.558 I understand that-- 428 00:29:47.598 --> 00:29:50.032 The customer's always right. 429 00:30:43.120 --> 00:30:46.351 Because when Lucy comes through the door... 430 00:30:46.390 --> 00:30:48.881 everybody says, "surprise!" 431 00:30:48.926 --> 00:30:51.486 You gotta stop bouncing for a second. 432 00:30:51.529 --> 00:30:53.759 You'll say, "surprise!" 433 00:30:53.797 --> 00:30:55.094 Can we keep bouncing? 434 00:30:55.132 --> 00:30:57.623 You'll have to come down. 435 00:30:57.668 --> 00:31:01.297 After Lucy gets here and we say, "surprise." 436 00:31:01.338 --> 00:31:03.932 So you have to assume surprise position. 437 00:31:03.974 --> 00:31:06.772 Should we rehearse it one more time? 438 00:31:08.679 --> 00:31:11.409 Assume the surprise position. 439 00:31:11.448 --> 00:31:13.939 Annie was supposed to warn us. 440 00:31:13.984 --> 00:31:16.009 Brad, hit the light. 441 00:31:18.455 --> 00:31:20.946 Surprise! 442 00:31:20.991 --> 00:31:22.652 It's not her. 443 00:31:22.693 --> 00:31:24.684 Hi. I don't know if you remember me. 444 00:31:24.728 --> 00:31:26.753 I'm Margaret Calgrove... 445 00:31:26.797 --> 00:31:29.129 Department of Child and Family Services. 446 00:31:29.166 --> 00:31:31.100 We met at the police station. 447 00:31:31.135 --> 00:31:32.602 Put the present there. 448 00:31:32.636 --> 00:31:34.729 You have to hurry, because Lucy's coming. 449 00:31:34.772 --> 00:31:36.239 Come on, hide with us. 450 00:31:36.273 --> 00:31:37.900 Come on, over here. 451 00:31:43.080 --> 00:31:45.810 Annie said Lucy's coming up the stairs right now. 452 00:31:45.849 --> 00:31:48.750 So you have to assume the surprise position. 453 00:31:48.786 --> 00:31:50.117 I bet she already knows. 454 00:31:50.154 --> 00:31:52.952 Why are you being a party pooper? 455 00:31:52.990 --> 00:31:54.457 She's coming now. 456 00:31:54.491 --> 00:31:56.482 You have to assume the surprise position. 457 00:31:56.527 --> 00:31:59.257 Don't touch me. I've got cooties! 458 00:31:59.296 --> 00:32:00.627 It's contagious! 459 00:32:00.664 --> 00:32:03.497 Hey, what are you doing? Get your hands off him. 460 00:32:03.534 --> 00:32:04.501 What are you doing touching my kid? 461 00:32:04.535 --> 00:32:07.265 -Surprise! -Leave him alone! 462 00:32:07.304 --> 00:32:10.068 Happy birthday. 463 00:32:10.107 --> 00:32:11.472 Daddy? 464 00:32:11.508 --> 00:32:12.736 You don't have to call him Daddy. 465 00:32:12.776 --> 00:32:15.176 She said you're not her real father anyway. 466 00:32:15.212 --> 00:32:17.772 She said she was adopted. 467 00:32:25.389 --> 00:32:27.414 Lucy! 468 00:32:27.458 --> 00:32:29.085 Given the fact that the father... 469 00:32:29.126 --> 00:32:31.356 was arrested for solicitation... 470 00:32:31.395 --> 00:32:33.158 couldn't control his emotions... 471 00:32:33.197 --> 00:32:35.324 endangering other children. 472 00:32:35.366 --> 00:32:39.962 No, you can't! It's her birthday! 473 00:32:40.004 --> 00:32:42.234 Ms. Calgrove also cites... 474 00:32:42.273 --> 00:32:45.265 Mr. Dawson's mental delays which raise serious questions... 475 00:32:45.309 --> 00:32:47.675 about his ability to properly parent. 476 00:32:47.711 --> 00:32:49.440 Run! 477 00:32:49.480 --> 00:32:51.175 I find at this time... 478 00:32:51.215 --> 00:32:53.877 it's not in the best interest of the child to remain in the home. 479 00:32:53.917 --> 00:32:55.578 And I order her detained... 480 00:32:55.619 --> 00:32:59.077 until a formal jurisdictional hearing. 481 00:32:59.123 --> 00:33:01.614 Mr. Dawson. 482 00:33:01.659 --> 00:33:04.423 Is there anything you'd like to add? 483 00:33:04.461 --> 00:33:11.162 I wanted to make it a really special surprise party. 484 00:33:11.201 --> 00:33:15.035 So I went, and I got plates at the Pic 'n' Save... 485 00:33:15.072 --> 00:33:20.203 in yellow and in pink-- Like a princess. 486 00:33:20.244 --> 00:33:22.735 And then I went to the toy store... 487 00:33:22.780 --> 00:33:26.045 and I got balloons with the helium in them. 488 00:33:26.083 --> 00:33:27.311 -Mr. Dawson? -Yeah. 489 00:33:27.351 --> 00:33:31.754 It sounds like you gave her such a lovely party. 490 00:33:31.789 --> 00:33:33.552 Yes, I'm sure it was. 491 00:33:33.590 --> 00:33:37.993 Right now, I want to talk to you about your legal rights. 492 00:33:38.028 --> 00:33:39.859 OK. There's room at this table... 493 00:33:39.897 --> 00:33:43.264 if anybody wants to sit next to me. 494 00:33:43.300 --> 00:33:45.165 I just want to talk to you about your legal rights... 495 00:33:45.202 --> 00:33:49.298 so if you have not already retained legal counsel... 496 00:33:49.340 --> 00:33:51.638 the court will appoint someone for you... 497 00:33:51.675 --> 00:33:55.907 to present your case on January 5. OK? 498 00:33:58.882 --> 00:34:00.679 That's a month from now... 499 00:34:00.718 --> 00:34:04.279 so I come back here in one month with Lucy. 500 00:34:04.321 --> 00:34:08.849 No, Mr. Dawson. You will have monitored visits... 501 00:34:08.892 --> 00:34:13.556 two times a week for two hours. 502 00:34:13.597 --> 00:34:17.055 And now we're moving on to 4-D, Parker-- 503 00:34:17.101 --> 00:34:19.729 What do you mean? 504 00:34:19.770 --> 00:34:25.231 You will see Lucy two times a week for two hours. 505 00:34:25.275 --> 00:34:28.608 Why isn't Lucy going home with me? 506 00:34:28.645 --> 00:34:32.911 I want her to go home with me. 507 00:34:32.950 --> 00:34:35.817 Not today. Thank you, Mr. Dawson. 508 00:34:35.853 --> 00:34:39.812 4-D. Parker vs. Van Wert. Thank you. 509 00:34:39.857 --> 00:34:42.724 Of course the judge picked the lawyer. 510 00:34:42.760 --> 00:34:46.252 For God's sake, put it together. 511 00:34:46.296 --> 00:34:48.025 She's the one who took Lucy away from you... 512 00:34:48.065 --> 00:34:50.397 so it's time that you get your own lawyer now. 513 00:34:50.434 --> 00:34:52.334 You guys think I'm guilty? 514 00:34:52.369 --> 00:34:54.837 -No, Sam. -You didn't kill anybody. 515 00:34:54.872 --> 00:34:56.601 I miss Lucy, Sam. 516 00:34:56.640 --> 00:34:58.335 Me, too. 517 00:34:58.375 --> 00:35:00.002 You need a personal injury lawyer... 518 00:35:00.043 --> 00:35:02.807 because you have been personally injured. 519 00:35:02.846 --> 00:35:06.646 When Dustin Hoffman was trying to keep Billy... 520 00:35:06.683 --> 00:35:08.651 from going back to Meryl Streep... 521 00:35:08.685 --> 00:35:11.119 his lawyer told him that it would cost him $15,000... 522 00:35:11.155 --> 00:35:12.554 and that's if we win. 523 00:35:12.589 --> 00:35:15.649 -$15,000! -And that's if we win. 524 00:35:15.692 --> 00:35:18.354 Don't worry about money, Sam. 525 00:35:18.395 --> 00:35:23.230 Get the best. Century City. Here. Look at that. 526 00:35:23.267 --> 00:35:24.894 Let me show you what it looks like. 527 00:35:24.935 --> 00:35:27.768 Rothman, Glenn, Harrison, and Williams. 528 00:35:29.973 --> 00:35:32.999 This is one of the best ads I've seen in the Yellow Pages. 529 00:35:33.043 --> 00:35:34.271 So maybe we're going to win. 530 00:35:34.311 --> 00:35:38.441 -We're gonna win. -One of the best ads I've seen. 531 00:35:38.482 --> 00:35:40.609 With Rothman and Glenn and Harrison and Williams... 532 00:35:40.651 --> 00:35:42.448 we're gonna win. 533 00:35:46.156 --> 00:35:48.750 Did Fred Kimble call? I'm already 20 minutes late. 534 00:35:48.792 --> 00:35:51.522 What did Michelle Kresge say? Was she defensive? 535 00:35:51.562 --> 00:35:52.961 That's ridiculous. 536 00:35:52.996 --> 00:35:54.691 What happened with my car? Because it wasn't my fault. 537 00:35:54.731 --> 00:35:56.995 Oh, I know. 538 00:35:58.869 --> 00:36:00.962 This is Mr. Dawson. 539 00:36:01.004 --> 00:36:03.837 There was some confusion with the temp last week-- 540 00:36:03.874 --> 00:36:05.273 How do you do? I'm Sam. 541 00:36:05.309 --> 00:36:07.277 Mr. Dawson. It's a pleasure. 542 00:36:07.311 --> 00:36:09.779 Since somebody made a mistake... 543 00:36:09.813 --> 00:36:11.576 unfortunately we only have a little time. 544 00:36:11.615 --> 00:36:14.015 Hold my calls unless it's my kid. 545 00:36:15.219 --> 00:36:17.187 That's a wonderful choice. 546 00:36:18.388 --> 00:36:21.186 Can we get you something to drink? 547 00:36:21.225 --> 00:36:22.852 Is it for free? 548 00:36:26.763 --> 00:36:30.164 -My treat. -OK. Thank you. 549 00:36:30.200 --> 00:36:32.668 Yeah, I would like a glass of milk. 550 00:36:32.703 --> 00:36:35.399 Did you get that, Patricia? 551 00:36:35.439 --> 00:36:37.430 Yes. 552 00:36:38.742 --> 00:36:41.677 And Lucy had an ice cream cake... 553 00:36:41.712 --> 00:36:45.307 with pink flowers-- not white-- 554 00:36:45.349 --> 00:36:48.750 and she likes cherry vanilla because-- 555 00:36:48.785 --> 00:36:50.946 If that's Jake Hiller, put him through. 556 00:36:50.988 --> 00:36:54.515 Jake, no. 557 00:36:54.558 --> 00:36:56.082 So I got cherry-- 558 00:36:56.126 --> 00:36:58.594 -Your son's on line two. -Did you get that? 559 00:36:58.629 --> 00:37:00.119 Tell him to hold for just one second. 560 00:37:00.163 --> 00:37:01.721 I have to go. The what? 561 00:37:01.765 --> 00:37:04.233 ...melted together as orange. 562 00:37:04.268 --> 00:37:06.793 No. Have a nice weekend. 563 00:37:06.837 --> 00:37:09.738 And Brad wanted a princess on top... 564 00:37:09.773 --> 00:37:12.606 with little pink shoes. 565 00:37:12.643 --> 00:37:14.042 I think there's a-- 566 00:37:14.077 --> 00:37:15.738 I think your son's on line two. 567 00:37:15.779 --> 00:37:19.078 Oh, my God. Willy? 568 00:37:19.116 --> 00:37:21.107 Patricia, get Willy back. 569 00:37:21.151 --> 00:37:23.415 Well, keep trying. 570 00:37:23.453 --> 00:37:27.913 Mr. Dawson, quite bluntly, you can't afford to hire me. 571 00:37:27.958 --> 00:37:32.986 Yeah, because I make $8.00 an hour at Starbucks. 572 00:37:33.030 --> 00:37:35.726 Per hour. It's an hourly rate. 573 00:37:35.766 --> 00:37:37.495 I could pay you per hour. 574 00:37:37.534 --> 00:37:39.229 Mr. Dawson, I'm sorry, but I have-- 575 00:37:39.269 --> 00:37:43.831 I have to be in court in eight minutes with the Kresges. 576 00:37:43.874 --> 00:37:47.901 But good luck to you. Don't give up. 577 00:37:47.945 --> 00:37:50.880 I'm not giving up. Where am I going? 578 00:37:50.914 --> 00:37:52.313 I can show you out. 579 00:37:55.218 --> 00:37:57.118 Patricia, where are my keys? 580 00:37:57.154 --> 00:38:00.021 This is her on her first birthday. 581 00:38:00.057 --> 00:38:03.390 December 6. That's her birthday. 582 00:38:03.427 --> 00:38:05.793 And this is Lucy two years old. 583 00:38:05.829 --> 00:38:09.959 This is Lucy seven years old on her birthday... 584 00:38:10.000 --> 00:38:12.332 the day they took her away. 585 00:38:12.369 --> 00:38:13.336 Your son's on line two. 586 00:38:13.370 --> 00:38:16.032 Willy, hi. 587 00:38:16.073 --> 00:38:18.974 Jackson told Wyatt he wasn't my best friend anymore. 588 00:38:19.009 --> 00:38:21.307 Could we possibly talk about this when I get home? 589 00:38:21.345 --> 00:38:26.373 Willy? Come on, you're not gonna talk to me now? 590 00:38:26.416 --> 00:38:30.716 I bought a bag of your favorite lemonade jellybeans. 591 00:38:47.471 --> 00:38:48.870 God! 592 00:38:48.905 --> 00:38:51.499 I hate that stupid coffee table. 593 00:38:51.541 --> 00:38:53.975 How many times, Patricia, have I told you... 594 00:38:54.011 --> 00:38:56.241 to get rid of that crappy coffee table? 595 00:39:03.053 --> 00:39:05.351 It's OK. 596 00:39:15.532 --> 00:39:20.560 You have a son, Rita Rothman Glenn Harrison Williams. 597 00:39:20.604 --> 00:39:24.472 If they took him away from you... 598 00:39:24.508 --> 00:39:26.442 would you do what Robert said and got... 599 00:39:26.476 --> 00:39:30.708 the fastest-talking, four-name lawyer you could? 600 00:39:33.350 --> 00:39:36.717 I may know someone who handles these kinds of cases. 601 00:39:36.753 --> 00:39:40.621 I'll see if she can help you. Leave your number with Patricia. 602 00:39:40.657 --> 00:39:42.591 Your therapist is on line one. 603 00:39:42.626 --> 00:39:44.856 Tell him you can't find me. 604 00:39:47.964 --> 00:39:51.593 I'm gonna leave my number with you, OK? 605 00:39:55.772 --> 00:40:01.733 I'm ready to make coffee. Decaf nonfat latte. 606 00:40:01.778 --> 00:40:06.806 It's coffee up to here, nonfat milk up to here... 607 00:40:06.850 --> 00:40:11.787 and chocolate or cinnamon sprinkles. 608 00:40:11.822 --> 00:40:13.380 That's pretty good, Sam. I'll think about it. 609 00:40:13.423 --> 00:40:15.914 We'll come up with a promotion that's good for you. 610 00:40:20.330 --> 00:40:22.890 But I know what that means. 611 00:40:22.933 --> 00:40:28.166 When I worked as a janitor at the La Reina Theater... 612 00:40:28.205 --> 00:40:32.073 I asked Mr. Jenkins if I could be a ticket-taker... 613 00:40:32.109 --> 00:40:34.942 and he said he would think about it. 614 00:40:34.978 --> 00:40:39.108 And Jimmy Peters got the job. 615 00:40:39.149 --> 00:40:42.118 And he let his friends in for free. 616 00:40:42.152 --> 00:40:43.949 I promise you, Sam. 617 00:40:43.987 --> 00:40:45.147 We'll come up with something for you. 618 00:40:45.188 --> 00:40:46.985 You have my word. 619 00:40:47.023 --> 00:40:49.287 Word, words, words. I need more than that. 620 00:40:49.326 --> 00:40:52.318 I need to make coffee. 621 00:40:52.362 --> 00:40:55.229 I need to pay my lawyer. 622 00:40:56.800 --> 00:40:59.598 I am celebrating congratulations to us. 623 00:40:59.636 --> 00:41:02.833 These are the moments. Good night. 624 00:41:10.380 --> 00:41:14.146 By any chance, did you call your friend? 625 00:41:14.184 --> 00:41:17.278 The one that does this kind of work? 626 00:41:19.322 --> 00:41:22.450 I don't have her number anymore. 627 00:41:22.492 --> 00:41:25.017 We lost touch. 628 00:41:25.061 --> 00:41:27.723 Yeah, that happens. 629 00:41:27.764 --> 00:41:29.755 If you get back in touch with her... 630 00:41:29.800 --> 00:41:33.292 and you find her number, will you call me? 631 00:41:33.336 --> 00:41:35.270 I'm just in the middle of-- 632 00:41:35.305 --> 00:41:37.205 It's a special-- 633 00:41:37.240 --> 00:41:38.332 Yeah, I'll call you. 634 00:41:38.375 --> 00:41:41.469 OK. Yeah. 635 00:41:41.511 --> 00:41:42.637 Is that the new janitor? 636 00:41:42.679 --> 00:41:46.479 Oh, it's a... 637 00:41:46.516 --> 00:41:48.313 a case I'm helping out with... 638 00:41:48.351 --> 00:41:50.285 sort of a pro bono thing. 639 00:41:52.389 --> 00:41:53.686 What's that supposed to mean? 640 00:41:53.723 --> 00:41:57.853 Cracker went down the wrong pipe. 641 00:41:57.894 --> 00:42:00.021 You think I don't do pro bono? 642 00:42:00.063 --> 00:42:02.793 Have another glass, please. On me. 643 00:42:02.833 --> 00:42:06.132 No, on you. It's pro bono. 644 00:42:06.169 --> 00:42:08.103 I do pro bono. 645 00:42:08.138 --> 00:42:10.504 I know. You go, girl. 646 00:42:10.540 --> 00:42:13.168 You just spread that love. Spread it all around. 647 00:42:23.787 --> 00:42:27.780 Stop. Driver, stop the bus. 648 00:42:27.824 --> 00:42:29.951 Stop the bus. 649 00:42:39.236 --> 00:42:42.797 Wait for me. I got it. 650 00:42:42.839 --> 00:42:45.808 Lucy, he's an hour and 45 minutes late. 651 00:42:45.842 --> 00:42:48.333 You'll only have a few minutes left. 652 00:42:48.378 --> 00:42:51.973 You can leave if you want. 653 00:42:52.015 --> 00:42:54.210 -Lucy! -Daddy? 654 00:42:54.251 --> 00:42:56.344 I'm here. I'm here. 655 00:42:56.386 --> 00:42:58.513 It's Daddy. I told you! 656 00:42:58.555 --> 00:42:59.647 Oh, shoot! 657 00:42:59.689 --> 00:43:02.283 I spilled it all. Hi. 658 00:43:04.661 --> 00:43:06.891 And guess her name is. 659 00:43:06.930 --> 00:43:09.626 Her name is Rita Harrison. 660 00:43:09.666 --> 00:43:11.998 Lovely Rita Meter Maid? 661 00:43:12.035 --> 00:43:15.766 Yeah, and Harrison like George. 662 00:43:23.613 --> 00:43:25.274 Is she going to help us? 663 00:43:25.315 --> 00:43:29.376 She can't help us... 664 00:43:29.419 --> 00:43:31.979 but if she ever finds her friend's number... 665 00:43:32.022 --> 00:43:37.483 who does this kind of cases, she's gonna call me. 666 00:43:40.797 --> 00:43:43.493 You've grown. 667 00:43:43.533 --> 00:43:44.966 Have l? 668 00:43:45.001 --> 00:43:47.469 Yeah. Because your ears are bigger... 669 00:43:47.504 --> 00:43:49.495 and your eyes are older. 670 00:43:55.879 --> 00:44:00.339 Guess what I'm gonna get when I get my next paycheck? 671 00:44:00.383 --> 00:44:02.681 I'm gonna get an answering machine... 672 00:44:02.719 --> 00:44:05.552 because then you can call and leave a message. 673 00:44:05.588 --> 00:44:09.388 You can say, "Hi. This is Lucy." 674 00:44:09.426 --> 00:44:11.360 We can't afford an answering machine. 675 00:44:11.394 --> 00:44:14.522 Yeah, because I'm gonna get a big promotion... 676 00:44:14.564 --> 00:44:17.294 a promotion that's big. 677 00:44:17.334 --> 00:44:19.461 They'll let you make coffee? 678 00:44:19.502 --> 00:44:24.303 Always set your dreams high, Lucy. 679 00:44:26.776 --> 00:44:29.040 I'm sorry, Daddy. 680 00:44:29.079 --> 00:44:30.842 It was all my fault. 681 00:44:30.880 --> 00:44:34.611 Don't say that. 682 00:44:34.651 --> 00:44:37.347 It was not all your fault, so don't say that. 683 00:44:38.355 --> 00:44:41.153 I wouldn't want any daddy but you. 684 00:44:47.497 --> 00:44:49.624 Did you hear that? 685 00:44:49.666 --> 00:44:52.100 I said I was sorry! 686 00:44:52.135 --> 00:44:54.729 I said I didn't want any daddy but him. 687 00:44:54.771 --> 00:44:57.433 Why don't you write that down? 688 00:44:59.576 --> 00:45:03.706 Let me make sure that I'm clear here. 689 00:45:03.747 --> 00:45:05.874 Are you telling me neither of you... 690 00:45:05.915 --> 00:45:07.405 wants custody of your child? 691 00:45:07.450 --> 00:45:09.884 He has created a monster. 692 00:45:09.919 --> 00:45:11.580 He is exactly like him. 693 00:45:11.621 --> 00:45:14.419 Here we go again. It's the same old story. 694 00:45:14.457 --> 00:45:16.618 The tears and the tears. 695 00:45:16.659 --> 00:45:19.093 Oh, my God. Are you really-- 696 00:45:19.129 --> 00:45:20.596 You cannot stand emotion. 697 00:45:20.630 --> 00:45:23.292 I'm right here with you. Excuse me. 698 00:45:24.501 --> 00:45:26.059 I'm sorry. 699 00:45:26.102 --> 00:45:30.300 Hi! Did you get in touch with your friend? 700 00:45:30.340 --> 00:45:32.900 Because I need legal advice now. 701 00:45:33.977 --> 00:45:35.706 You said I couldn't afford you... 702 00:45:35.745 --> 00:45:38.077 so I have to talk to somebody. 703 00:45:43.987 --> 00:45:48.822 That's why I told you I would be your lawyer pro bono. 704 00:45:48.858 --> 00:45:53.557 I don't understand exactly what you mean. 705 00:45:53.596 --> 00:45:56.156 You told me that you would be my lawyer? 706 00:45:56.199 --> 00:45:57.325 Sam, I'm your-- 707 00:45:57.367 --> 00:46:00.302 Golly, because I must have misunderstood. 708 00:46:00.336 --> 00:46:02.429 I told you that when we first met. 709 00:46:02.472 --> 00:46:05.236 You said you would be my lawyer? 710 00:46:05.275 --> 00:46:06.902 Yes. Sam-- 711 00:46:06.943 --> 00:46:10.674 You're my lawyer! 712 00:46:10.713 --> 00:46:12.578 That's right. I'm your lawyer. 713 00:46:12.615 --> 00:46:14.583 And I can pay you per hour. 714 00:46:14.617 --> 00:46:16.642 -No, no, no. -On the hour. 715 00:46:16.686 --> 00:46:18.517 Pro bono. It's free. 716 00:46:20.223 --> 00:46:22.316 My lawyer for free. 717 00:46:22.358 --> 00:46:24.622 Now, you--God. 718 00:46:24.661 --> 00:46:28.688 Thank you. Because I have to get this. 719 00:46:28.731 --> 00:46:31.427 It's "Urgent, open immediately" 720 00:46:31.468 --> 00:46:33.527 For my lawyer for free! 721 00:46:35.405 --> 00:46:38.169 They want to have you evaluated by a shrink... 722 00:46:38.208 --> 00:46:42.110 and your appointment is today! At 3:00. 723 00:46:42.145 --> 00:46:43.669 It's today! It's now. 724 00:46:43.713 --> 00:46:45.647 I don't actually want to go to a shrink. 725 00:46:45.682 --> 00:46:47.240 Sam, you don't actually have a choice. 726 00:46:47.283 --> 00:46:48.341 It's court-ordered. 727 00:46:48.384 --> 00:46:51.842 The lady in your office is crying. 728 00:46:54.691 --> 00:46:56.318 Patricia, I'm in the middle of a meeting. 729 00:46:56.359 --> 00:46:57.690 Can you get him out of here? 730 00:46:57.727 --> 00:47:00.025 Don't feel bad. 731 00:47:00.063 --> 00:47:01.997 Sam, come with me. 732 00:47:02.031 --> 00:47:03.430 Don't feel bad. 733 00:47:03.466 --> 00:47:05.058 We'll get through this. Will you excuse us? 734 00:47:05.101 --> 00:47:09.595 It's their turn now, not yours. Theirs. 735 00:47:09.639 --> 00:47:12.039 If you leave now, you can make this... 736 00:47:12.075 --> 00:47:13.599 and you have to make it. 737 00:47:13.643 --> 00:47:17.272 But I have to take the number 13... 738 00:47:17.313 --> 00:47:21.977 downtown Wilshire express to Grand Street... 739 00:47:22.018 --> 00:47:27.456 then I transfer to the number 34 at Cesar Chavez Avenue... 740 00:47:27.490 --> 00:47:30.152 because that used to be Brooklyn Avenue... 741 00:47:30.193 --> 00:47:33.026 and my grandfather had a bakery on it... 742 00:47:33.062 --> 00:47:34.962 when it was Brooklyn Avenue. 743 00:47:34.998 --> 00:47:38.331 I don't think I can get there at the time I'm supposed to. 744 00:47:38.368 --> 00:47:42.361 Go, for Christ sakes! Green means "Go." 745 00:47:42.405 --> 00:47:44.771 I don't like to go to shrinks. 746 00:47:44.807 --> 00:47:47.002 You and me both. 747 00:47:47.043 --> 00:47:49.136 Right or left? 748 00:47:49.179 --> 00:47:52.012 Which is it gonna be, bonehead? 749 00:47:52.048 --> 00:47:53.538 Right turn ahead. 750 00:47:53.583 --> 00:47:54.607 Right on Vermont? 751 00:47:54.651 --> 00:47:56.915 That'll be another 20 minutes, you idiot! 752 00:47:59.055 --> 00:48:02.786 Did your mommy make you go to a shrink, too? 753 00:48:02.825 --> 00:48:06.317 No. Well, sort of. 754 00:48:06.362 --> 00:48:08.262 I spent the whole time talking about her. 755 00:48:08.298 --> 00:48:10.960 Well, that's nice. 756 00:48:12.435 --> 00:48:15.029 -Office. -Dialing home. 757 00:48:15.071 --> 00:48:17.539 Office! God damn it! 758 00:48:19.442 --> 00:48:22.104 You're going much faster than everybody else. 759 00:48:22.145 --> 00:48:25.410 I wonder if you noticed that, because I noticed that. 760 00:48:25.448 --> 00:48:27.245 Go! 761 00:48:37.493 --> 00:48:39.120 No more shrinks. 762 00:48:40.129 --> 00:48:42.529 I'm sorry, Mrs. Dawson... 763 00:48:42.565 --> 00:48:46.126 but if I were you, I wouldn't waste any more of my time. 764 00:48:46.169 --> 00:48:51.903 Sorry, Mrs. Dawson, but I think you should put Sam in a home. 765 00:48:51.941 --> 00:48:55.240 Sam in a home. 766 00:48:55.278 --> 00:48:57.371 Mr. Dawson, you do understand... 767 00:48:57.413 --> 00:48:59.779 that since I'm a court-appointed psychologist... 768 00:48:59.816 --> 00:49:02.842 the traditional client-therapist confidentiality... 769 00:49:02.885 --> 00:49:05.183 will be waived. 770 00:49:05.221 --> 00:49:06.916 Do you understand that? 771 00:49:06.956 --> 00:49:09.254 That the confidentiality will be waived. 772 00:49:13.997 --> 00:49:16.625 Good. Let's begin. 773 00:49:16.666 --> 00:49:21.228 I went to a doctor one time who had an orange office. 774 00:49:21.271 --> 00:49:26.402 All the walls were painted orange. 775 00:49:26.442 --> 00:49:30.003 Do you know her? She has an orange office... 776 00:49:30.046 --> 00:49:32.446 and she's in Van Nuys. 777 00:49:32.482 --> 00:49:34.382 I wanted to ask you about Lucy. 778 00:49:34.417 --> 00:49:35.714 How old is she now? 779 00:49:35.752 --> 00:49:38.983 She's six. She's seven. 780 00:49:39.022 --> 00:49:41.456 She just had a birthday, I think. 781 00:49:43.993 --> 00:49:45.688 How was that party? 782 00:49:49.165 --> 00:49:50.962 "Before you read your message... 783 00:49:51.000 --> 00:49:53.969 "press the red button for record." 784 00:49:54.003 --> 00:49:57.905 Let's start with the O.G.M. 785 00:50:00.710 --> 00:50:04.373 What? I don't know. I don't think it's working. 786 00:50:04.414 --> 00:50:07.212 I think it's because it's a used machine. 787 00:50:07.250 --> 00:50:10.913 It's not used. It's pre-owned. 788 00:50:10.953 --> 00:50:14.047 A guy bought it for his auto shop... 789 00:50:14.090 --> 00:50:15.751 and then he got a secretary. 790 00:50:15.792 --> 00:50:17.350 Testing, 1, 2, 3. 791 00:50:17.393 --> 00:50:19.918 That's a good code. 792 00:50:19.962 --> 00:50:23.693 I can remember that--1, 2, 3. 793 00:50:23.733 --> 00:50:24.995 4, 5, 6. 794 00:50:25.034 --> 00:50:27.002 7, 8, 9. 795 00:50:27.036 --> 00:50:29.266 9, 10, 1 1, 12. 796 00:50:29.305 --> 00:50:30.738 Quick. You're recording. 797 00:50:32.642 --> 00:50:34.576 Hi. This is-- 798 00:50:34.610 --> 00:50:37.511 Hi. This is Sam. I'm not home. 799 00:50:37.547 --> 00:50:40.015 No, you really don't want to say that... 800 00:50:40.049 --> 00:50:43.985 because you don't want to tell them you're not home. 801 00:50:44.020 --> 00:50:46.682 -Then I'm lying. -Everybody's lying. 802 00:50:46.723 --> 00:50:48.782 Sam, you are on the air. 803 00:50:48.825 --> 00:50:51.123 Hi. How are you? 804 00:50:51.160 --> 00:50:54.857 Maybe you sound a little bit too excited. 805 00:50:54.897 --> 00:50:58.890 And maybe you might think about lowering your voice... 806 00:50:58.935 --> 00:51:00.698 so maybe Lucy can hear you. 807 00:51:00.737 --> 00:51:02.261 Go, Sam. 808 00:51:02.305 --> 00:51:08.039 Hi, Lucy. Thank you for calling me. 809 00:51:08.077 --> 00:51:10.568 That was good. 810 00:51:10.613 --> 00:51:13.548 But did I sound like a good father? 811 00:51:16.018 --> 00:51:18.646 But it's an outgoing message... 812 00:51:18.688 --> 00:51:22.283 so I think you need to sound a little more outgoing. 813 00:51:22.325 --> 00:51:25.419 Hi. This is Sam. I'm not ho--Shoot. 814 00:51:25.461 --> 00:51:27.759 Hi. This is Sam ! 815 00:51:27.797 --> 00:51:33.235 I think you should sound like a normal person. 816 00:51:33.269 --> 00:51:36.432 From the heart. 817 00:51:36.472 --> 00:51:38.064 From the heart. 818 00:51:38.107 --> 00:51:41.133 This is--Hello. Thank you for calling. 819 00:51:41.177 --> 00:51:43.042 This is Sam. 820 00:51:43.079 --> 00:51:44.410 Wow. 821 00:51:44.447 --> 00:51:48.781 I feel that was a very touching moment right there. 822 00:51:48.818 --> 00:51:50.911 I felt that one. 823 00:51:50.953 --> 00:51:53.922 High-five. 824 00:51:55.124 --> 00:51:58.890 We have a lot to go over, and I have five minutes. 825 00:51:58.928 --> 00:52:01.522 Rothman, Glenn, Harrison, Williams... 826 00:52:01.564 --> 00:52:03.259 is on the 29th floor. 827 00:52:03.299 --> 00:52:04.823 That's 29 floors up... 828 00:52:04.867 --> 00:52:07.631 and the elevators are actually over there. 829 00:52:07.670 --> 00:52:11.162 Keep up. Got to do my cardio. 120. 830 00:52:11.207 --> 00:52:13.266 Got to get to 125 to make it count. 831 00:52:13.309 --> 00:52:16.506 I need that list of names from you... 832 00:52:16.546 --> 00:52:18.537 people who can testify that you're a good father... 833 00:52:18.581 --> 00:52:19.878 despite your handicap. 834 00:52:19.916 --> 00:52:23.374 Just my husband. I didn't mean your handicap. 835 00:52:23.419 --> 00:52:25.444 I meant your disability. 836 00:52:25.488 --> 00:52:28.150 The fact that you're retarded-- that's not the right word. 837 00:52:28.191 --> 00:52:29.715 I don't know what to call you. 838 00:52:31.727 --> 00:52:34.127 Sam. You can call me Sam. 839 00:52:34.163 --> 00:52:38.725 All right! Hello. Hi, Todd. 840 00:52:38.768 --> 00:52:41.328 I was out of range. How you doing? 841 00:52:42.772 --> 00:52:45.570 What do you mean, what's that supposed to mean? 842 00:52:47.376 --> 00:52:50.209 You're supposed to be taking him to karate. 843 00:52:50.246 --> 00:52:53.409 Are you eating? No, I will not hold on. 844 00:52:53.449 --> 00:52:54.575 Go pick him up. 845 00:52:54.617 --> 00:52:57.518 I can't hear you. I'm in the car. 846 00:52:57.553 --> 00:52:59.953 They put you through to me. 847 00:52:59.989 --> 00:53:02.253 I'm losing you. 848 00:53:03.726 --> 00:53:07.059 What makes Sam a good father? 849 00:53:07.096 --> 00:53:11.556 The important thing is for Sam to be a very good father... 850 00:53:11.601 --> 00:53:14.161 is to be there for her... 851 00:53:14.203 --> 00:53:20.540 because the smarter Lucy is, the smarter she will get. 852 00:53:23.045 --> 00:53:25.377 So what makes Sam a good father? 853 00:53:25.414 --> 00:53:28.178 Lucy's first word was "Annie..." 854 00:53:28.217 --> 00:53:32.210 and her fifth word was "Joe." 855 00:53:32.255 --> 00:53:33.620 And I'm Joe. 856 00:53:37.059 --> 00:53:40.495 Sam is a very good father... 857 00:53:40.530 --> 00:53:44.022 because he likes green things... 858 00:53:44.066 --> 00:53:45.795 Like I like green things very much. 859 00:53:45.835 --> 00:53:48.167 I like green peas. 860 00:53:48.204 --> 00:53:50.604 My cousin Luke works for the organization-- 861 00:53:50.640 --> 00:53:52.904 environmental organization Greenpeace... 862 00:53:52.942 --> 00:53:55.001 and they like to save the whales. 863 00:53:55.044 --> 00:53:56.534 I like whales. 864 00:53:56.579 --> 00:53:59.013 "Moby Dick" was one of my all-time favorite classics... 865 00:53:59.048 --> 00:54:00.276 by Herman Melville. 866 00:54:00.316 --> 00:54:02.784 Wait. Why are you recording this? 867 00:54:02.818 --> 00:54:04.877 It's often necessary-- 868 00:54:04.921 --> 00:54:06.479 You didn't say anything about a tape recorder. 869 00:54:06.522 --> 00:54:09.491 -Who's listening? -Me. 870 00:54:09.525 --> 00:54:11.686 What is that supposed to mean? 871 00:54:11.727 --> 00:54:12.887 Nothing. 872 00:54:12.929 --> 00:54:15.454 Who are you really? 873 00:54:17.767 --> 00:54:19.394 I need to speak to my lawyer now. 874 00:54:40.690 --> 00:54:42.954 I don't think you realize what you're up against. 875 00:54:42.992 --> 00:54:45.256 We have to be in court in three days... 876 00:54:45.294 --> 00:54:46.989 and we don't have a decent witness. 877 00:54:47.029 --> 00:54:49.429 Now, you've got to know someone who can testify... 878 00:54:49.465 --> 00:54:50.796 who's been to college... 879 00:54:50.833 --> 00:54:53.267 or has a degree of some kind... 880 00:54:53.302 --> 00:54:56.294 or has some way of expressing themselves... 881 00:54:56.339 --> 00:54:59.172 that will make the court believe you deserve... 882 00:54:59.208 --> 00:55:00.175 to get your daughter back. 883 00:55:00.209 --> 00:55:03.770 I need coffee. Big, tall. 884 00:55:03.813 --> 00:55:05.804 Tall is the smallest. 885 00:55:05.848 --> 00:55:07.372 Yeah, of course. 886 00:55:07.416 --> 00:55:09.316 Once you think of this person... 887 00:55:09.352 --> 00:55:14.483 and there has to be one person, call me at work. 888 00:55:14.523 --> 00:55:17.424 Because I'm going back there now... 889 00:55:17.460 --> 00:55:21.988 to my seven other cases. What? 890 00:55:22.031 --> 00:55:25.489 Mrs. Robeck. I'm on the 405. 891 00:55:25.534 --> 00:55:27.001 The traffic is horrible. 892 00:55:27.036 --> 00:55:29.630 You want this for here or to go? 893 00:55:29.672 --> 00:55:31.435 Dorothy? 894 00:55:32.441 --> 00:55:33.965 Oh, no. No. 895 00:55:34.010 --> 00:55:37.138 Tow truck is towing your car. 896 00:55:37.179 --> 00:55:39.010 Son of a bitch. 897 00:55:39.048 --> 00:55:40.845 It's towing your car. 898 00:55:40.883 --> 00:55:45.013 No, wait! Stop! It's my car. Stop. 899 00:55:45.054 --> 00:55:47.386 But, Annie, it's just one day. 900 00:55:47.423 --> 00:55:51.154 And Lucy needs you because you went to college... 901 00:55:51.193 --> 00:55:55.562 and you can give the right answers. 902 00:56:04.040 --> 00:56:07.441 And we can't lose her. 903 00:56:09.845 --> 00:56:12.746 I'd make it worse for you. 904 00:56:12.782 --> 00:56:15.250 I can't do it. 905 00:56:15.284 --> 00:56:18.117 Don't you think I would if I could? 906 00:56:21.857 --> 00:56:25.122 All rise for the Honorable Judge Phillip McNeilly. 907 00:56:31.567 --> 00:56:32.864 Hi, guys. 908 00:56:32.902 --> 00:56:34.631 Hi, Sam. 909 00:56:34.670 --> 00:56:36.763 Boy, you did a wonderful job making those signs. 910 00:56:36.806 --> 00:56:39.604 You're welcome, Sam. Good luck, buddy. 911 00:56:39.642 --> 00:56:41.200 Go get 'em. 912 00:56:43.112 --> 00:56:45.376 Although, at her birthday party... 913 00:56:45.414 --> 00:56:49.475 I believe her true feelings about her father were revealed. 914 00:56:49.518 --> 00:56:51.884 Objection. "True feelings revealed"? 915 00:56:51.921 --> 00:56:53.980 Your Honor, Ms. Davis is an expert... 916 00:56:54.023 --> 00:56:56.218 appointed by the court for her opinion. 917 00:56:56.258 --> 00:56:57.350 I'll allow it. 918 00:56:57.393 --> 00:56:59.327 Then every child who rages... 919 00:56:59.361 --> 00:57:01.352 because they didn't get to stay up... 920 00:57:01.397 --> 00:57:03.422 that extra hour to watch TV-- 921 00:57:03.466 --> 00:57:04.956 Any child who said they hated their parents... 922 00:57:05.000 --> 00:57:06.262 because they didn't want a bath... 923 00:57:06.302 --> 00:57:08.270 would be a prime candidate for foster care? 924 00:57:08.304 --> 00:57:10.932 -Objection, Your Honor. -Sustained. 925 00:57:10.973 --> 00:57:13.066 I think they want you to stop. 926 00:57:13.109 --> 00:57:15.304 Really? 927 00:57:15.344 --> 00:57:17.403 Thank you, Sam. 928 00:57:17.446 --> 00:57:19.846 Yeah, OK. Brad's wearing a tie today... 929 00:57:19.882 --> 00:57:22.908 and I think the tie looks wonderful on you, Brad. 930 00:57:22.952 --> 00:57:24.817 You look great, too. 931 00:57:28.124 --> 00:57:30.649 There's a lady-- she's writing everything down. 932 00:57:30.693 --> 00:57:33.753 Watch what you say. 933 00:57:33.796 --> 00:57:36.663 I have the best friends in the whole world. 934 00:57:36.699 --> 00:57:40.328 Continue with your witness, Mr. Turner. 935 00:57:40.369 --> 00:57:43.805 Ms. Davis, I assume in your therapy session... 936 00:57:43.839 --> 00:57:47.502 that Mr. Dawson extolled his parenting ability. 937 00:57:47.543 --> 00:57:49.101 On the contrary. 938 00:57:49.145 --> 00:57:55.209 Mr. Dawson admitted he felt very confused at times. 939 00:57:55.251 --> 00:57:57.310 Actually, that he felt terrified... 940 00:57:57.353 --> 00:58:00.789 that he'd made and would continue to make-- 941 00:58:00.823 --> 00:58:04.691 and I can quote here-- 942 00:58:04.727 --> 00:58:07.059 "Huge mistakes, huge mistakes... 943 00:58:07.096 --> 00:58:08.563 "mistakes that are huge." 944 00:58:08.597 --> 00:58:12.795 Thank you. No further questions. 945 00:58:12.835 --> 00:58:14.393 You're a mother, aren't you, Ms. Davis? 946 00:58:14.436 --> 00:58:16.336 Yes, I am. 947 00:58:16.372 --> 00:58:20.433 Would it be fair to say that... 948 00:58:20.476 --> 00:58:23.843 as a parent, you've been confused from time to time... 949 00:58:23.879 --> 00:58:26.177 possibly overwhelmed on occasion... 950 00:58:26.215 --> 00:58:27.648 even though you're a wonderful mother? 951 00:58:27.683 --> 00:58:30.174 If Ms. Davis has never had a moment... 952 00:58:30.219 --> 00:58:31.481 where she's been confused as a mother... 953 00:58:31.520 --> 00:58:34.353 it would bias her expert opinion. 954 00:58:34.390 --> 00:58:37.223 I know that I have many moments as a parent... 955 00:58:37.259 --> 00:58:39.784 where I felt I've made huge mistakes. 956 00:58:39.829 --> 00:58:41.524 Objection. 957 00:58:41.564 --> 00:58:43.589 Get to the relevant point, Ms. Harrison. 958 00:58:43.632 --> 00:58:45.691 The point is, you've never had those moments... 959 00:58:45.734 --> 00:58:47.258 have you, Ms. Davis? 960 00:58:47.303 --> 00:58:50.431 Moments that every parent I've ever spoken to has. 961 00:58:50.472 --> 00:58:53.930 Moments where the task is so unbelievably challenging... 962 00:58:53.976 --> 00:58:55.841 that you feel retarded... 963 00:58:55.878 --> 00:58:57.743 disabled in some way. 964 00:58:57.780 --> 00:59:01.238 Moments where everyone seems to have the key but you. 965 00:59:01.283 --> 00:59:02.807 Really, to be honest-- 966 00:59:02.852 --> 00:59:04.717 Yes or no? Please answer the question. 967 00:59:04.753 --> 00:59:06.778 I didn't really feel right now-- 968 00:59:06.822 --> 00:59:08.255 Let me rephrase the question. 969 00:59:08.290 --> 00:59:10.554 -When your son O.D.'d-- -Objection. 970 00:59:10.593 --> 00:59:12.959 If Ms. Davis didn't feel she had made mistakes... 971 00:59:12.995 --> 00:59:14.223 mistakes that were huge... 972 00:59:14.263 --> 00:59:16.458 it might bias her opinion toward Mr. Dawson. 973 00:59:16.498 --> 00:59:18.227 I'll allow it. 974 00:59:18.267 --> 00:59:21.395 Ms. Davis, when your son O.D.'d... 975 00:59:21.437 --> 00:59:25.874 did you feel that you might have made mistakes... 976 00:59:25.908 --> 00:59:27.842 mistakes that were huge? 977 00:59:31.180 --> 00:59:33.171 Yes. 978 00:59:35.084 --> 00:59:36.210 Yes. 979 00:59:36.252 --> 00:59:38.152 No further questions. 980 00:59:42.491 --> 00:59:44.425 You made her cry. 981 00:59:44.460 --> 00:59:45.518 I got lucky. 982 00:59:45.561 --> 00:59:47.995 Oh, no. That's not nice to make her cry. 983 00:59:48.030 --> 00:59:49.156 Only in there. 984 00:59:49.198 --> 00:59:52.998 And your secretary when you hated your desk. 985 00:59:54.370 --> 00:59:57.669 Green and yellow on the same plate. 986 00:59:57.706 --> 01:00:00.470 Could you separate the lima beans... 987 01:00:00.509 --> 01:00:02.443 from the corn, please? 988 01:00:02.478 --> 01:00:05.242 Sam, don't be impossible. 989 01:00:05.281 --> 01:00:07.841 Can I have the spinach omelette-- 990 01:00:07.883 --> 01:00:10.010 only egg whites, no fat, no oil, no butter. 991 01:00:10.052 --> 01:00:12.077 -And extra mushrooms? -Absolutely. 992 01:00:14.757 --> 01:00:16.122 My treat. 993 01:00:16.158 --> 01:00:17.819 -No, no, no-- -My treat. 994 01:00:17.860 --> 01:00:19.350 My pro bono. 995 01:00:19.395 --> 01:00:23.456 That means she doesn't have to pay. I pay. 996 01:00:27.403 --> 01:00:29.371 Sam, do you really want to get this... 997 01:00:29.405 --> 01:00:32.431 or are you just trying to... 998 01:00:32.474 --> 01:00:35.932 trying to act like a... 999 01:00:36.946 --> 01:00:39.471 What do you mean? 1000 01:00:41.817 --> 01:00:44.684 You know, like--Never mind. 1001 01:00:44.720 --> 01:00:46.711 I'm a grownup. 1002 01:00:46.755 --> 01:00:49.019 I didn't say that. 1003 01:00:49.058 --> 01:00:50.389 You think what they think. 1004 01:00:50.426 --> 01:00:53.827 You're my lawyer, and you think what they think? 1005 01:00:53.862 --> 01:00:55.329 I don't have a chance. 1006 01:00:55.364 --> 01:00:58.231 I think... 1007 01:00:58.267 --> 01:00:59.962 you deserve a fair trial. 1008 01:01:00.002 --> 01:01:01.993 Do you think what they think? 1009 01:01:02.037 --> 01:01:05.370 Sam can't order food or Sam can't pay a check. 1010 01:01:05.407 --> 01:01:07.307 Sam can't take care of Lucy? 1011 01:01:07.343 --> 01:01:10.005 It doesn't matter what I think. It matters that we win. 1012 01:01:10.045 --> 01:01:11.740 It matters what you think. 1013 01:01:11.780 --> 01:01:14.874 It doesn't matter to them what I think. 1014 01:01:14.917 --> 01:01:17.351 It matters to me! 1015 01:01:18.354 --> 01:01:21.255 It matters to me! 1016 01:01:27.963 --> 01:01:33.128 $14.33. That's five ones... 1017 01:01:36.472 --> 01:01:39.498 Two quarters. 14.33. 1018 01:01:39.541 --> 01:01:42.032 Five ones and two quarters. 1019 01:01:47.516 --> 01:01:52.112 And 17 cents less than 20. 1020 01:01:56.291 --> 01:01:59.283 Dr. Blake, what would you say kept you going... 1021 01:01:59.328 --> 01:02:02.855 the 12 years you were in medical school? 1022 01:02:02.898 --> 01:02:05.560 Caffeine and doughnuts... 1023 01:02:05.601 --> 01:02:09.401 and my mother's belief in me. 1024 01:02:09.438 --> 01:02:11.269 I wish I had a mother like that. 1025 01:02:11.306 --> 01:02:12.500 She must have been smart. 1026 01:02:12.541 --> 01:02:14.441 She had great instincts. 1027 01:02:14.476 --> 01:02:17.968 Do you happen to know what her l.Q. was? 1028 01:02:18.981 --> 01:02:22.917 In the lower ranges. About 70. 1029 01:02:22.951 --> 01:02:26.387 So your mother... 1030 01:02:26.422 --> 01:02:28.890 this woman who had the mind of a 9-year-old... 1031 01:02:28.924 --> 01:02:31.722 had the wisdom to recognize you would be a great doctor. 1032 01:02:31.760 --> 01:02:35.992 Yes. I can't say it was always easy... 1033 01:02:36.031 --> 01:02:40.400 but she taught me the things they can't teach. 1034 01:02:40.436 --> 01:02:43.405 Patience and compassion. 1035 01:02:43.439 --> 01:02:45.805 Traits most doctors have in spades. 1036 01:02:45.841 --> 01:02:47.706 Mr. Dawson. 1037 01:02:47.743 --> 01:02:51.144 You've become a wonderful girl... 1038 01:02:51.180 --> 01:02:52.909 and we're proud of you. 1039 01:02:52.948 --> 01:02:57.317 Lucy will be, too. She'll be wonderful. 1040 01:02:57.352 --> 01:02:59.445 He's very enthusiastic. Thank you, Doctor. 1041 01:02:59.488 --> 01:03:01.581 No further questions. Come on, come on. 1042 01:03:01.623 --> 01:03:04.353 How'd you get through medical school? Where'd you live? 1043 01:03:04.393 --> 01:03:06.020 We lived with my mother's parents. 1044 01:03:06.061 --> 01:03:10.020 -Grandma and Grandpa. -Yes. 1045 01:03:10.065 --> 01:03:11.760 Would it be fair to say that Grandma and Grandpa... 1046 01:03:11.800 --> 01:03:14.462 were of normal intelligence? 1047 01:03:14.503 --> 01:03:15.868 And so, would it be fair to say... 1048 01:03:15.904 --> 01:03:18.065 that Grandma and Grandpa of normal intelligence... 1049 01:03:18.107 --> 01:03:19.335 had the real responsibilities? 1050 01:03:19.374 --> 01:03:23.868 Objection. Mr. Turner's mother-in-law lives with him. 1051 01:03:23.912 --> 01:03:26.676 Motion to strike. Irrelevant, immaterial, and immature. 1052 01:03:26.715 --> 01:03:28.205 I warn you, Ms. Harrison... 1053 01:03:28.250 --> 01:03:31.185 stick to the relevant issues of the case. 1054 01:03:31.220 --> 01:03:32.619 Your Honor, the relevancy is that every parent... 1055 01:03:32.654 --> 01:03:34.121 has a right to a support system. 1056 01:03:34.156 --> 01:03:35.487 I'm not talking about the rights of the parents. 1057 01:03:35.524 --> 01:03:37.321 I'm talking about the rights of the child. 1058 01:03:38.594 --> 01:03:39.788 Please let the record show-- 1059 01:03:39.828 --> 01:03:41.090 Excuse me. Your Honor... 1060 01:03:41.130 --> 01:03:42.791 I'm talking about entrusting an 8-year-old's welfare... 1061 01:03:42.831 --> 01:03:45.231 in the hands of someone whose record shows... 1062 01:03:45.267 --> 01:03:47.633 has been diagnosed with autistic tendencies... 1063 01:03:47.669 --> 01:03:48.795 mental retardation-- 1064 01:03:48.837 --> 01:03:51.397 Objection. Move to strike that from the record. 1065 01:03:51.440 --> 01:03:53.567 It is clear that one's intellectual capacity... 1066 01:03:53.609 --> 01:03:56.169 has no bearing on their ability to love. 1067 01:03:56.211 --> 01:03:58.771 Your Honor, would you please instruct counsel... 1068 01:03:58.814 --> 01:04:01.612 to proceed with a modicum of sensitivity? 1069 01:04:01.650 --> 01:04:03.083 I'm very sensitive... 1070 01:04:03.118 --> 01:04:04.676 especially when I see someone like you... 1071 01:04:04.720 --> 01:04:06.813 walk in here and try to give meaning to your life... 1072 01:04:06.855 --> 01:04:08.083 by screwing up somebody else's. 1073 01:04:08.123 --> 01:04:10.057 That's enough. Ms. Harrison, approach the bench. 1074 01:04:10.092 --> 01:04:11.525 My mother raised me-- 1075 01:04:11.560 --> 01:04:13.687 Tearing apart a family is truly noble work, Mr. Turner. 1076 01:04:13.729 --> 01:04:15.663 That's enough. 1077 01:04:15.697 --> 01:04:17.187 This is an award for you at some luncheon... 1078 01:04:17.232 --> 01:04:18.859 but I'm here every day. 1079 01:04:18.901 --> 01:04:20.664 You win, you're out the door. 1080 01:04:20.702 --> 01:04:25.105 You know who I see come back? The child. 1081 01:04:25.140 --> 01:04:27.574 Only this time, it's too late. 1082 01:04:27.609 --> 01:04:31.306 So am I sensitive? Yeah, I'm a little sensitive. 1083 01:04:31.346 --> 01:04:33.337 You can't even touch that area. 1084 01:04:33.382 --> 01:04:37.318 Your Honor, please let the record show... 1085 01:04:37.352 --> 01:04:39.411 my mother raised me. 1086 01:04:46.662 --> 01:04:50.029 John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt 1087 01:04:50.065 --> 01:04:53.159 His name is my name, too 1088 01:04:53.202 --> 01:04:56.535 Whenever we go out, the people always shout 1089 01:04:56.572 --> 01:04:59.234 They say, "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt" 1090 01:05:05.080 --> 01:05:07.605 Excuse me. Time is up. 1091 01:05:07.649 --> 01:05:10.049 Please, just a little more. 1092 01:05:10.085 --> 01:05:12.383 No. I have another case at 2:30. 1093 01:05:12.421 --> 01:05:14.753 I need to go to the bathroom. 1094 01:05:19.995 --> 01:05:21.428 Daddy! 1095 01:05:21.463 --> 01:05:23.192 Daddy! 1096 01:05:23.232 --> 01:05:24.460 She said we could go to the park. 1097 01:05:24.499 --> 01:05:27.935 What happened? What made her change her mind? 1098 01:05:27.970 --> 01:05:29.130 I started crying in the bathroom... 1099 01:05:29.171 --> 01:05:31.298 so she thought we needed more time. 1100 01:05:32.774 --> 01:05:34.503 There's the park. 1101 01:05:34.543 --> 01:05:37.808 Let's not get off. Let's keep going. 1102 01:05:37.846 --> 01:05:41.282 No, Lucy, that would be wrong. 1103 01:05:41.316 --> 01:05:43.250 Tamara's mommy lost her case... 1104 01:05:43.285 --> 01:05:45.583 and she hasn't seen her in six years. 1105 01:05:45.621 --> 01:05:49.216 She had five different mommies, and one of them hit her. 1106 01:05:49.258 --> 01:05:52.125 I would never let that happen to you. 1107 01:05:52.160 --> 01:05:54.094 That's what her real mommy said... 1108 01:05:54.129 --> 01:05:57.360 and now they won't even let her talk to her. 1109 01:05:57.399 --> 01:05:58.866 Daddy. 1110 01:06:00.936 --> 01:06:03.496 It's the only way to be together. 1111 01:06:03.538 --> 01:06:05.369 We'll start a new life... 1112 01:06:05.407 --> 01:06:08.968 get new names, live in a new apartment... 1113 01:06:09.011 --> 01:06:11.172 and they'll never find us. 1114 01:07:06.935 --> 01:07:08.664 That's Rita. Hi! 1115 01:07:09.971 --> 01:07:12.997 It's 3:00 in the morning. Hi! 1116 01:07:13.041 --> 01:07:15.168 What were you thinking? 1117 01:07:15.210 --> 01:07:17.007 What were you possibly thinking? 1118 01:07:17.045 --> 01:07:18.376 I wanted to be with Lucy. 1119 01:07:18.413 --> 01:07:19.880 That's ridiculous! 1120 01:07:19.915 --> 01:07:21.678 Willy, stay here with me. 1121 01:07:21.717 --> 01:07:24.515 What could you possibly gain by kidnapping your kid... 1122 01:07:24.553 --> 01:07:25.850 in the middle of a custody hearing? 1123 01:07:25.887 --> 01:07:27.912 -Lucy told me-- -I don't want to hear it! 1124 01:07:27.956 --> 01:07:29.753 Can you possibly explain this to me? 1125 01:07:29.791 --> 01:07:33.454 -Who is the goddamn parent? -Me. 1126 01:07:33.495 --> 01:07:35.622 Willy, stay in the hallway. 1127 01:07:35.664 --> 01:07:37.564 I am deeply disturbed by this. 1128 01:07:37.599 --> 01:07:40.898 Lucy, I would have expected more from you. 1129 01:07:40.936 --> 01:07:43.734 I can imagine what you're thinking... 1130 01:07:43.772 --> 01:07:45.137 but I ask you this-- 1131 01:07:45.173 --> 01:07:46.697 What parent in their right mind... 1132 01:07:46.742 --> 01:07:50.007 seeing their child's pain, their yearning for contact... 1133 01:07:50.045 --> 01:07:51.945 wouldn't take them in an effort to comfort them? 1134 01:07:51.980 --> 01:07:53.277 You need to understand... 1135 01:07:53.315 --> 01:07:55.283 something very important about the father-- 1136 01:07:55.317 --> 01:07:56.750 Yes, and if I were you... 1137 01:07:56.785 --> 01:07:59.447 I'd look at my conscience long and hard... 1138 01:07:59.488 --> 01:08:01.319 before I tried to use this in court. 1139 01:08:01.356 --> 01:08:03.415 Is that a threat? 1140 01:08:03.458 --> 01:08:08.828 No! It's...a plea. 1141 01:08:08.864 --> 01:08:10.525 Give him a break. 1142 01:08:13.568 --> 01:08:15.798 Just give him one goddamn break. 1143 01:08:17.305 --> 01:08:21.571 Lucy, say your good-byes. It's time to go. 1144 01:08:24.112 --> 01:08:25.841 Willy, it's time to go home. 1145 01:08:28.984 --> 01:08:31.384 Goddamn it, Willy! 1146 01:08:33.588 --> 01:08:36.386 Please don't fire us. 1147 01:08:36.425 --> 01:08:38.552 It was all my idea. 1148 01:08:38.593 --> 01:08:41.824 Please don't. 1149 01:08:41.863 --> 01:08:43.125 Please. 1150 01:08:50.305 --> 01:08:53.138 Raise your right hand. 1151 01:08:53.175 --> 01:08:55.905 Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth... 1152 01:08:55.944 --> 01:08:58.378 and nothing but the truth, so help you God? 1153 01:08:58.413 --> 01:09:00.176 So help me God. 1154 01:09:05.220 --> 01:09:07.120 I heard you turned seven this year. 1155 01:09:07.155 --> 01:09:08.622 That's pretty exciting. 1156 01:09:08.657 --> 01:09:11.490 Everybody gets older. It's not that big a deal. 1157 01:09:11.526 --> 01:09:14.290 What'd you get for your birthday? 1158 01:09:14.329 --> 01:09:16.627 I haven't opened my presents yet. 1159 01:09:16.665 --> 01:09:19.498 Really? That's odd. Why? 1160 01:09:23.905 --> 01:09:25.805 Actually, I opened my presents. 1161 01:09:25.841 --> 01:09:29.333 I got the "Help" album, limited edition. 1162 01:09:32.514 --> 01:09:36.644 I'm sorry. I'm very confused. 1163 01:09:36.685 --> 01:09:39.620 I thought you didn't open your presents... 1164 01:09:39.654 --> 01:09:41.622 because you ran away from your own party... 1165 01:09:41.656 --> 01:09:44.523 because your best friend told everyone... 1166 01:09:44.559 --> 01:09:45.719 that you said you were adopted. 1167 01:09:45.760 --> 01:09:48.092 I never said that. Why would I say that? 1168 01:09:48.129 --> 01:09:50.029 Why would your friend say that? 1169 01:09:50.065 --> 01:09:52.033 Kids lie all the time. 1170 01:09:53.668 --> 01:09:57.627 -Remember you're under oath. -I know. 1171 01:09:57.672 --> 01:10:01.335 -And you know what that means? -I do. 1172 01:10:02.944 --> 01:10:05.538 Now that we have all agreed to tell the truth... 1173 01:10:05.580 --> 01:10:08.140 where were you sleeping last night? 1174 01:10:10.619 --> 01:10:12.109 In my bed at the foster home. 1175 01:10:14.523 --> 01:10:16.388 If you're not going to tell the truth, I am. 1176 01:10:16.424 --> 01:10:17.789 Your dad kidnapped you last night. 1177 01:10:17.826 --> 01:10:19.919 -Objection. Kidnapped? -Sustained. 1178 01:10:19.961 --> 01:10:24.625 Young lady, you have to tell the truth. 1179 01:10:24.666 --> 01:10:25.928 You're lying because you're afraid. 1180 01:10:25.967 --> 01:10:27.798 Objection. He's putting words in her mouth. 1181 01:10:27.836 --> 01:10:29.360 Sustained. 1182 01:10:29.404 --> 01:10:31.565 Please limit yourself to questions, Mr. Turner. 1183 01:10:31.606 --> 01:10:33.699 You have to tell the truth. 1184 01:10:33.742 --> 01:10:35.710 Lucy, are you afraid to tell the truth... 1185 01:10:35.744 --> 01:10:37.575 because you'll hurt your Daddy's feelings? 1186 01:10:37.612 --> 01:10:41.309 Daddy's right here. You can tell the truth. 1187 01:10:41.349 --> 01:10:44.978 Isn't it true that very deep down inside... 1188 01:10:45.020 --> 01:10:48.285 you know you need much more than your daddy can give you? 1189 01:10:59.768 --> 01:11:01.963 All you need is love. 1190 01:11:07.242 --> 01:11:09.301 Where did she go? 1191 01:11:13.848 --> 01:11:15.907 Please, God. 1192 01:11:15.951 --> 01:11:19.352 Please, God. 1193 01:11:19.387 --> 01:11:22.982 Please, God. 1194 01:11:23.024 --> 01:11:24.582 These responsibilities include... 1195 01:11:24.626 --> 01:11:26.958 busing tables, replenishing the Sweet 'n Lows... 1196 01:11:26.995 --> 01:11:29.395 sweeping up the place? 1197 01:11:29.431 --> 01:11:30.523 Yes. 1198 01:11:30.565 --> 01:11:32.430 Aren't these Mr. Dawson's only responsibilities? 1199 01:11:32.467 --> 01:11:34.901 Because he doesn't have the mental capacity... 1200 01:11:34.936 --> 01:11:39.771 to run a cash register or even make a cup of coffee. 1201 01:11:39.808 --> 01:11:41.105 As a matter of fact... 1202 01:11:41.142 --> 01:11:42.541 Sam and I were discussing a promotion... 1203 01:11:42.577 --> 01:11:44.272 we were going to put into effect next week. 1204 01:11:44.312 --> 01:11:47.770 Hooray for me! Thank you, George. 1205 01:11:47.816 --> 01:11:49.283 Thank you, George. That's very nice. 1206 01:11:49.317 --> 01:11:52.115 After eight years, Sam can make a cup of coffee... 1207 01:11:52.153 --> 01:11:54.553 and he can certainly help Lucy with her geometry. 1208 01:11:54.589 --> 01:11:55.556 Objection. 1209 01:11:55.590 --> 01:11:58.320 And when I ask another question... 1210 01:11:58.360 --> 01:12:00.590 -I answer in one sentence. -Short and sweet. 1211 01:12:00.629 --> 01:12:03.894 Yes. One sentence. Short and sweet. 1212 01:12:03.932 --> 01:12:05.866 Tim Curry was a sweet transvestite... 1213 01:12:05.900 --> 01:12:07.868 in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." 1214 01:12:07.902 --> 01:12:10.166 Let's try one word. 1215 01:12:10.205 --> 01:12:12.139 Annie! 1216 01:12:12.173 --> 01:12:17.076 You're here! You're here! 1217 01:12:17.112 --> 01:12:18.909 Susan Sarandon is also one of my favorite actresses. 1218 01:12:18.947 --> 01:12:21.006 Besides being Lucy's godmother... 1219 01:12:21.049 --> 01:12:22.846 aren't you also her piano teacher? 1220 01:12:22.884 --> 01:12:24.476 Yes. 1221 01:12:24.519 --> 01:12:26.680 Annie plays the piano beautifully. 1222 01:12:26.721 --> 01:12:28.689 You really do, Annie. 1223 01:12:28.723 --> 01:12:31.556 Sam, it's Annie's turn now. 1224 01:12:31.593 --> 01:12:34.027 And didn't you graduate magna cum laude... 1225 01:12:34.062 --> 01:12:35.893 from the Juillard School of Music? 1226 01:12:35.930 --> 01:12:37.363 Summa cum laude. 1227 01:12:37.399 --> 01:12:40.562 Excuse me. 1228 01:12:40.602 --> 01:12:43.264 Ms. Cassell, in all the time you've known them... 1229 01:12:43.304 --> 01:12:47.604 have you ever questioned Sam's ability as a father? 1230 01:12:47.642 --> 01:12:50.907 -Never. -Never? 1231 01:12:50.945 --> 01:12:53.573 Look at Lucy. She's strong. 1232 01:12:53.615 --> 01:12:56.982 She displays true empathy for people... 1233 01:12:57.018 --> 01:12:59.179 all kinds of people. 1234 01:12:59.220 --> 01:13:00.778 I know that you all think... 1235 01:13:00.822 --> 01:13:04.121 she's as smart as she is despite him... 1236 01:13:04.159 --> 01:13:06.593 but it's because of him. 1237 01:13:06.628 --> 01:13:08.186 So, what you're saying is... 1238 01:13:08.229 --> 01:13:10.424 you don't worry about Lucy's future. 1239 01:13:10.465 --> 01:13:12.126 No. I do. 1240 01:13:14.736 --> 01:13:17.705 I... 1241 01:13:17.739 --> 01:13:20.902 I worry all the time. 1242 01:13:23.378 --> 01:13:27.644 If they take Lucy away from her father... 1243 01:13:27.682 --> 01:13:31.948 they will take away an enormous piece of her... 1244 01:13:31.986 --> 01:13:37.549 and I worry that she will spend the rest of her life... 1245 01:13:37.592 --> 01:13:41.653 trying to fill that hole. 1246 01:13:43.031 --> 01:13:45.397 Thank you, Ms. Cassell. 1247 01:13:45.433 --> 01:13:47.128 No further questions. 1248 01:13:49.003 --> 01:13:52.097 Thank you for coming here today, Annie. 1249 01:13:52.140 --> 01:13:56.600 You're welcome, Sam. 1250 01:13:56.644 --> 01:13:58.305 Can Sam add? 1251 01:13:58.346 --> 01:14:00.814 Yes. 1252 01:14:00.849 --> 01:14:03.044 What about multiplication? 1253 01:14:03.084 --> 01:14:04.483 He's learning. 1254 01:14:04.519 --> 01:14:07.852 What does that mean? He can't multiply two times two? 1255 01:14:07.889 --> 01:14:11.518 I don't know about you, Mr. Turner... 1256 01:14:11.559 --> 01:14:13.959 but my memories of my parents... 1257 01:14:13.995 --> 01:14:17.123 have nothing to do with the times table... 1258 01:14:17.165 --> 01:14:19.633 or with state capitals. 1259 01:14:19.667 --> 01:14:22.397 A truck ran into the state capital building... 1260 01:14:22.437 --> 01:14:25.463 and it went on fire on television. 1261 01:14:25.507 --> 01:14:28.305 I saw that on the news with the reporter with the toupee... 1262 01:14:28.343 --> 01:14:30.538 and Mr. Turner lost his toupee. 1263 01:14:30.578 --> 01:14:33.274 Thank you, Mr. Wali. 1264 01:14:36.017 --> 01:14:39.817 I bet he's knocking on your door... 1265 01:14:39.854 --> 01:14:41.185 asking questions all the time. 1266 01:14:41.222 --> 01:14:43.986 Yes. All the time. 1267 01:14:44.025 --> 01:14:47.290 Let's see. The last question... 1268 01:14:47.328 --> 01:14:50.661 was whether to use Biz or Clorox... 1269 01:14:50.698 --> 01:14:53.826 to get the grass stains out of Lucy's soccer uniform. 1270 01:14:56.905 --> 01:15:00.204 Eventually, Lucy will go through puberty. 1271 01:15:00.241 --> 01:15:02.539 How much insight or know-how... 1272 01:15:02.577 --> 01:15:06.035 will he bring to those sensitive subjects... 1273 01:15:06.080 --> 01:15:07.775 of a young girl's development? 1274 01:15:07.816 --> 01:15:09.181 I can only imagine how much... 1275 01:15:09.217 --> 01:15:11.651 insight and sensitivity you yourself would bring... 1276 01:15:11.686 --> 01:15:13.881 to that delicate area, Mr. Turner... 1277 01:15:13.922 --> 01:15:15.856 or any father, for that matter. 1278 01:15:18.326 --> 01:15:20.089 And you've had plenty of opportunity... 1279 01:15:20.128 --> 01:15:21.152 to observe fathers, haven't you? 1280 01:15:21.196 --> 01:15:22.595 Objection. 1281 01:15:22.630 --> 01:15:25.531 The fact that Ms. Cassell hasn't left her room in... 1282 01:15:25.567 --> 01:15:27.694 I don't know how many years... 1283 01:15:27.735 --> 01:15:29.532 must have some effect on her perception. 1284 01:15:29.571 --> 01:15:33.564 I'll allow it. Please answer the question. 1285 01:15:35.343 --> 01:15:38.437 I have had 28 years in the real world... 1286 01:15:38.479 --> 01:15:41.073 and... 1287 01:15:41.115 --> 01:15:44.881 I have been able to observe all kinds of fathers. 1288 01:15:44.919 --> 01:15:47.615 What about your father? 1289 01:15:50.892 --> 01:15:52.917 Ms. Cassell... 1290 01:15:52.961 --> 01:15:54.724 since you seem to be such an expert... 1291 01:15:54.762 --> 01:15:56.559 on father-daughter relationships. 1292 01:16:08.943 --> 01:16:12.936 I'm sorry, Ms. Cassell. I need to hear your response. 1293 01:16:14.415 --> 01:16:16.246 What about your father? 1294 01:16:21.589 --> 01:16:23.489 What about your father? 1295 01:16:23.524 --> 01:16:25.014 Objection to that. 1296 01:16:25.059 --> 01:16:26.617 Excuse me, Mr. Dawson. Please. 1297 01:16:26.661 --> 01:16:30.324 -Overruled. -That's overruled. 1298 01:16:30.365 --> 01:16:33.493 Mr. Dawson, please sit down. 1299 01:16:33.534 --> 01:16:35.900 Overruled. 1300 01:16:35.937 --> 01:16:38.405 Mr. Dawson, sit down! 1301 01:16:38.439 --> 01:16:41.408 Annie's father was a meanie. 1302 01:16:41.442 --> 01:16:45.742 Sam has his big day on the stand tomorrow... 1303 01:16:45.780 --> 01:16:47.714 and we need to do a little bit of work... 1304 01:16:47.749 --> 01:16:49.649 so he's as effective as you were. 1305 01:16:49.684 --> 01:16:54.178 I want to be as effective as you were, Annie. 1306 01:16:54.222 --> 01:16:57.089 On the Porsche, the door handle... 1307 01:16:57.125 --> 01:16:59.958 is a little hidden by that thingamajig. 1308 01:16:59.994 --> 01:17:01.655 So, if you're having trouble finding it-- 1309 01:17:01.696 --> 01:17:03.254 No! 1310 01:17:03.298 --> 01:17:08.565 I think maybe Annie's not exactly ready to go yet. 1311 01:17:08.603 --> 01:17:10.366 We'll just take our time. 1312 01:17:12.573 --> 01:17:15.201 -Home. -Dialing office. 1313 01:17:15.243 --> 01:17:18.906 -Home. -Dialing office. 1314 01:17:18.947 --> 01:17:21.347 Home, god damn it! 1315 01:17:21.382 --> 01:17:23.612 I'm ready now. 1316 01:17:23.651 --> 01:17:25.551 Good. Fine. 1317 01:17:25.586 --> 01:17:28.054 Sam, Annie's ready. 1318 01:17:48.876 --> 01:17:50.707 Wow! 1319 01:17:51.879 --> 01:17:53.813 Let's work in the den. It's down here. 1320 01:18:13.067 --> 01:18:15.763 Hey, Willy. Where's your dad? 1321 01:18:15.803 --> 01:18:17.566 Guess. 1322 01:18:17.605 --> 01:18:19.129 I don't want to guess. Where is he? 1323 01:18:19.173 --> 01:18:21.607 Where was he last night? 1324 01:18:21.642 --> 01:18:23.303 Working. Late. 1325 01:18:23.344 --> 01:18:24.709 There. You guessed it. 1326 01:18:24.746 --> 01:18:26.839 Did he say who was supposed to take care of you? 1327 01:18:26.881 --> 01:18:29.611 You. But you said you were working late, too. 1328 01:18:29.650 --> 01:18:31.675 I am working late. 1329 01:18:34.689 --> 01:18:35.781 How was your day? 1330 01:18:35.823 --> 01:18:37.814 You have to work. Go work. 1331 01:18:37.859 --> 01:18:39.554 How was your-- 1332 01:18:41.229 --> 01:18:43.220 Hello? Where are you? 1333 01:18:43.264 --> 01:18:45.323 I've been waiting here an hour. 1334 01:18:52.540 --> 01:18:55.407 What the hell is that supposed to mean? 1335 01:18:55.443 --> 01:18:58.037 You were on line two. 1336 01:18:58.079 --> 01:18:59.671 You don't sound like you're on the freeway. 1337 01:19:04.819 --> 01:19:09.188 Danger, Will Robinson. Danger. 1338 01:19:14.195 --> 01:19:16.629 There you are. 1339 01:19:16.664 --> 01:19:19.929 You gonna come see the movie? It's the best part. 1340 01:19:19.967 --> 01:19:22.800 It's getting late. We better get to work. 1341 01:19:27.308 --> 01:19:28.935 It's time to get ready for bed. 1342 01:19:33.281 --> 01:19:34.908 Willy, it's time for bed. 1343 01:19:38.820 --> 01:19:40.151 Our strategy is... 1344 01:19:40.188 --> 01:19:42.247 we're aggressively pursuing a support system. 1345 01:19:42.290 --> 01:19:43.621 I'm going to ask you... 1346 01:19:43.658 --> 01:19:46.422 "How are you prepared to help Lucy at school?" 1347 01:19:46.461 --> 01:19:49.362 Let me see. Let me see. 1348 01:19:49.397 --> 01:19:51.763 Sam, I told you, you have to stop saying that. 1349 01:19:51.799 --> 01:19:54.461 It makes you look stupid. 1350 01:19:54.502 --> 01:19:57.903 OK, try again. 1351 01:19:59.507 --> 01:20:01.475 You say you will find her a tutor. 1352 01:20:01.509 --> 01:20:02.976 Then I say, "How will you pay for it?" 1353 01:20:03.010 --> 01:20:06.343 Could you slow down? 1354 01:20:06.380 --> 01:20:09.349 Why do you eat so fast? 1355 01:20:09.383 --> 01:20:11.351 We have been over this a million times. 1356 01:20:11.385 --> 01:20:13.615 Yeah. 1357 01:20:13.654 --> 01:20:16.953 You found her a free tutoring service at the YWCA. 1358 01:20:16.991 --> 01:20:19.585 But I didn't. You did. 1359 01:20:23.898 --> 01:20:29.131 Can you grasp the concept of... 1360 01:20:29.170 --> 01:20:30.933 manipulating the truth? 1361 01:20:30.972 --> 01:20:32.439 Not lying. 1362 01:20:32.473 --> 01:20:35.909 Just a little tweak here and there. 1363 01:20:38.346 --> 01:20:39.813 No. 1364 01:20:44.585 --> 01:20:45.916 You're so lucky. 1365 01:20:45.953 --> 01:20:49.354 You get to play with Willy any time you want. 1366 01:20:51.926 --> 01:20:54.053 He doesn't want to play with me. 1367 01:20:55.963 --> 01:20:58.761 Yes, he does. 1368 01:20:58.799 --> 01:21:01.063 Yes, he does. He does. 1369 01:21:01.102 --> 01:21:03.798 He thinks you don't want to play, maybe. 1370 01:21:03.838 --> 01:21:05.863 That's ridiculous. Of course I do. 1371 01:21:07.475 --> 01:21:08.669 Tweak. 1372 01:21:08.709 --> 01:21:12.145 I drove around after work yesterday till 9:30... 1373 01:21:12.180 --> 01:21:16.276 Iooking for that frigging Raptor scooter! 1374 01:21:28.095 --> 01:21:31.462 So, what made you harass that young boy at your house? 1375 01:21:31.499 --> 01:21:36.527 I didn't harass that boy, and you know it, Rita. 1376 01:21:36.571 --> 01:21:40.098 I'm pretending to be Mr. Turner. Remember? 1377 01:21:46.147 --> 01:21:50.243 If I look at you, I'm gonna laugh again. 1378 01:21:54.989 --> 01:21:57.355 OK, Mr. Turner. 1379 01:21:57.391 --> 01:21:59.825 I'm Mr. Turner. All right? 1380 01:21:59.860 --> 01:22:03.159 Isn't Lucy already smarter than you? 1381 01:22:03.197 --> 01:22:05.597 You buried yourself. You've got to do better. 1382 01:22:05.633 --> 01:22:09.626 I kind of think we're the same smart. 1383 01:22:09.670 --> 01:22:10.728 What does that mean? 1384 01:22:10.771 --> 01:22:13.467 I know the bus routes better than she does. 1385 01:22:13.507 --> 01:22:16.203 How does that make you the same smart? 1386 01:22:18.446 --> 01:22:20.971 Doesn't every parent want their kid to be smart? 1387 01:22:21.015 --> 01:22:23.882 That's true, but the issue here is that... 1388 01:22:23.918 --> 01:22:27.479 at the age of seven, Lucy is smarter than you. 1389 01:22:27.521 --> 01:22:32.458 But in some ways, I'm smarter than she is. 1390 01:22:32.493 --> 01:22:34.825 You got to be firm on this. 1391 01:22:40.568 --> 01:22:44.402 In some ways, she's-- 1392 01:22:44.438 --> 01:22:47.305 In some ways, I'm smarter than her. 1393 01:22:47.341 --> 01:22:50.538 In some ways, I'm smarter than you, Mr. Turner. 1394 01:22:50.578 --> 01:22:54.309 In some ways, I'm smarter than you, Judge McNeilly. 1395 01:22:54.348 --> 01:22:58.045 Whoa. Take it down. 1396 01:23:05.693 --> 01:23:07.160 Want some marshmallows? 1397 01:23:07.194 --> 01:23:09.822 This is my husband's. He'll never notice. 1398 01:23:09.864 --> 01:23:11.832 He has ten more just like it. 1399 01:23:14.402 --> 01:23:15.630 Try it on. 1400 01:23:17.805 --> 01:23:19.432 Will you look that way? 1401 01:23:19.473 --> 01:23:20.963 In there. 1402 01:23:25.046 --> 01:23:30.040 I wasn't exactly sure how to tie this. 1403 01:23:30.084 --> 01:23:32.018 Does it look bad? 1404 01:23:36.757 --> 01:23:39.590 No. Very, very good. 1405 01:23:45.333 --> 01:23:48.791 Cross over once. 1406 01:23:48.836 --> 01:23:52.795 And loop this around... 1407 01:23:52.840 --> 01:23:57.868 and up inside of the neck. 1408 01:23:57.912 --> 01:24:03.077 And then pull up on the skinny part. 1409 01:24:04.518 --> 01:24:07.214 Oh, yeah. Yeah. 1410 01:24:20.401 --> 01:24:22.767 Today's your big day, buddy. Making coffee. 1411 01:24:27.942 --> 01:24:31.002 -You ready? -Thank you, George. 1412 01:24:31.045 --> 01:24:32.205 What time you got to be in court? 1413 01:24:32.246 --> 01:24:36.148 I have to be on the stand at 2:00. 1414 01:24:36.183 --> 01:24:40.916 Two venti Caramel Macchiatos. That's a wonderful choice. 1415 01:24:40.955 --> 01:24:45.153 Two cappuccinos and a Hazelnut Frappuccino. 1416 01:24:45.192 --> 01:24:47.752 Two Orange Mocha Chip Frappucinos. 1417 01:24:47.795 --> 01:24:51.162 Two Caramel Frappucinos and a-- 1418 01:24:51.198 --> 01:24:54.292 I'm sorry. Can you tell me that one more time? 1419 01:24:54.335 --> 01:24:57.099 Everybody's very thirsty today. 1420 01:24:57.138 --> 01:24:59.663 Oh, boy. 1421 01:24:59.707 --> 01:25:02.801 I'm going as fast as I can. That's the only thing. 1422 01:25:02.843 --> 01:25:04.674 But I don't have all day. 1423 01:25:04.712 --> 01:25:07.510 No, just another couple of minutes. 1424 01:25:07.548 --> 01:25:08.572 Not all day. 1425 01:25:08.616 --> 01:25:11.084 You know what? Fine. Forget it. Thank you. 1426 01:25:13.387 --> 01:25:16.618 Sam, I need that tall decaf vanilla drip right away. 1427 01:25:18.125 --> 01:25:20.787 A vanilla drip. Sorry. 1428 01:25:22.329 --> 01:25:23.523 Sorry. 1429 01:25:25.232 --> 01:25:28.395 I really have to hurry, though. 1430 01:25:28.436 --> 01:25:30.495 Is that enough? Oh, shoot. 1431 01:25:30.538 --> 01:25:32.472 Maybe you want something else. 1432 01:25:32.506 --> 01:25:35.634 Sam, I need a grande soy latte... 1433 01:25:35.676 --> 01:25:37.507 but don't put any whipped cream or foam on it. 1434 01:25:37.545 --> 01:25:40.139 I'm just trying to go really fast. 1435 01:25:43.417 --> 01:25:46.250 -Oh, no! -Sam, you'll be late. 1436 01:25:49.757 --> 01:25:52.419 Your Honor, I'm sure he'll be here any moment. 1437 01:25:52.460 --> 01:25:55.486 This is an extremely important day to Mr. Dawson. 1438 01:25:55.529 --> 01:25:57.997 I'm here! 1439 01:25:58.032 --> 01:25:59.499 Sorry. 1440 01:25:59.533 --> 01:26:02.001 Your Honor, may I have a moment to confer with my client? 1441 01:26:02.036 --> 01:26:03.333 Make it brief, Ms. Harrison. 1442 01:26:03.370 --> 01:26:05.895 What the hell happened to you? 1443 01:26:05.940 --> 01:26:07.965 -I'm late. -What's that smell? Mint? 1444 01:26:08.008 --> 01:26:11.205 No, no. The blender exploded. 1445 01:26:11.245 --> 01:26:12.212 Look at me. 1446 01:26:12.246 --> 01:26:14.544 Slow down, because Lucy needs you. 1447 01:26:14.582 --> 01:26:16.209 Yeah, Lucy needs me. 1448 01:26:16.250 --> 01:26:17.740 We need you, Ms. Harrison. 1449 01:26:17.785 --> 01:26:20.811 I go in there now, because it's my turn. 1450 01:26:20.855 --> 01:26:22.482 Go sit. 1451 01:26:25.826 --> 01:26:29.159 How will you be able to pay for private tutoring? 1452 01:26:29.196 --> 01:26:34.657 There's a free program at the YWCA... 1453 01:26:34.702 --> 01:26:38.661 and Lucy can go to that program. 1454 01:26:38.706 --> 01:26:40.901 Don't you ever think it would be better for Lucy... 1455 01:26:40.941 --> 01:26:44.342 if she lived with a permanent foster family... 1456 01:26:44.378 --> 01:26:45.675 and you could visit whenever you wanted? 1457 01:26:45.713 --> 01:26:50.650 No, I don't think that's a very good idea, see. 1458 01:26:50.684 --> 01:26:55.678 Because the Fosters, they don't know Lucy. 1459 01:26:55.723 --> 01:26:58.783 And I know Lucy because I'm her father. 1460 01:26:58.826 --> 01:27:03.024 So, I think if they want to see her... 1461 01:27:03.063 --> 01:27:08.091 then the Fosters can come over to our house to visit her. 1462 01:27:08.135 --> 01:27:11.070 And I'm very firm on this. 1463 01:27:11.105 --> 01:27:18.637 I'm very firm on this idea, because Lucy belongs with me. 1464 01:27:19.647 --> 01:27:20.841 Why? 1465 01:27:30.457 --> 01:27:34.553 Remember when Paul McCartney wrote the song "Michelle"... 1466 01:27:34.595 --> 01:27:38.429 and then he only wrote the first part, Annie said. 1467 01:27:38.465 --> 01:27:41.298 And then he gave that part to John Lennon... 1468 01:27:41.335 --> 01:27:43.098 and he wrote the part that said... 1469 01:27:43.137 --> 01:27:45.901 "I love you, I love you, I love you." 1470 01:27:45.940 --> 01:27:48.374 Annie said that it wouldn't have been... 1471 01:27:48.409 --> 01:27:50.502 the same song without that... 1472 01:27:50.544 --> 01:27:53.274 and that's why the whole world cried... 1473 01:27:53.314 --> 01:27:57.910 when the Beatles broke up on April 10, 1970. 1474 01:28:03.457 --> 01:28:06.017 No further questions. 1475 01:28:07.628 --> 01:28:09.960 So, your parents put you in an institution. 1476 01:28:12.266 --> 01:28:15.758 My mother got sick, see... 1477 01:28:15.803 --> 01:28:17.862 so I had to go in an institution... 1478 01:28:17.905 --> 01:28:19.930 when my mother got sick. 1479 01:28:19.974 --> 01:28:22.340 What about your father? Where was he? 1480 01:28:22.376 --> 01:28:25.868 He was gone when I was born. 1481 01:28:25.913 --> 01:28:29.872 He went away when I was born. 1482 01:28:29.917 --> 01:28:33.375 So the people at the institution were your parents. 1483 01:28:33.420 --> 01:28:34.910 Were they nice to you? 1484 01:28:34.955 --> 01:28:38.220 Some, yes. Some, no. 1485 01:28:38.258 --> 01:28:39.691 Did they hit you? 1486 01:28:39.727 --> 01:28:42.628 Sometimes they did hit me. Yeah. 1487 01:28:42.663 --> 01:28:45.325 Like you hit Lucy's friend at her birthday party? 1488 01:28:45.366 --> 01:28:47.027 Objection. Mistakes the facts and evidence. 1489 01:28:47.067 --> 01:28:48.329 Nobody hit anybody. 1490 01:28:48.369 --> 01:28:50.337 I'll rephrase that. Strong-armed. 1491 01:28:51.905 --> 01:28:55.432 So, who do you look up to? 1492 01:28:55.476 --> 01:28:56.841 Who do you want to be like... 1493 01:28:56.877 --> 01:29:00.210 as a father when parenting Lucy? 1494 01:29:00.247 --> 01:29:02.477 The head of the institution? The principal? The warden? 1495 01:29:02.516 --> 01:29:06.748 Not Mr. Whitehead. Not him. 1496 01:29:06.787 --> 01:29:08.550 Then who? 1497 01:29:11.759 --> 01:29:13.021 Who? 1498 01:29:15.529 --> 01:29:18.987 Myself. 1499 01:29:19.033 --> 01:29:23.766 I look up to myself as a father. 1500 01:29:23.804 --> 01:29:29.037 Mr. Dawson, you have the capacity of a 7-year-old. 1501 01:29:29.076 --> 01:29:31.806 What makes you think you have the ability to be a father? 1502 01:29:31.845 --> 01:29:33.403 Your background, your IQ... 1503 01:29:33.447 --> 01:29:35.210 your friends who can't even testify-- 1504 01:29:35.249 --> 01:29:37.717 Objection. Compound questions. 1505 01:29:37.751 --> 01:29:39.446 -Objection! -Sustained. 1506 01:29:39.486 --> 01:29:41.477 They love Lucy, see. 1507 01:29:41.522 --> 01:29:44.980 Even if Rita didn't think they were smart enough... 1508 01:29:45.025 --> 01:29:47.858 to testify, they love Lucy. 1509 01:29:47.895 --> 01:29:50.455 Yeah. I love Lucy. 1510 01:29:50.497 --> 01:29:53.295 Even if Rita thought you'd wipe the floor with them. 1511 01:29:53.333 --> 01:29:55.961 Mr. Dawson, your lawyer just objected. 1512 01:29:56.003 --> 01:29:58.403 You didn't have to answer that question. 1513 01:29:58.439 --> 01:29:59.599 You can't even follow simple rules... 1514 01:29:59.640 --> 01:30:01.403 you've been observing day after day. 1515 01:30:01.442 --> 01:30:03.603 -Objection. Your Honor-- -Overruled. 1516 01:30:03.644 --> 01:30:07.136 What makes you think you can raise a 7-year-old? 1517 01:30:07.181 --> 01:30:08.944 A 10-year-old? A 13-year-old? 1518 01:30:08.982 --> 01:30:10.540 You know what that means? 1519 01:30:10.584 --> 01:30:14.418 She'll be six years more advanced than you. 1520 01:30:15.622 --> 01:30:17.419 What makes you think you can do that? 1521 01:30:17.458 --> 01:30:21.918 What makes you think you can do that? 1522 01:30:21.962 --> 01:30:23.452 What makes you think you can do that? 1523 01:30:26.366 --> 01:30:29.631 I... 1524 01:30:29.670 --> 01:30:33.902 have had a lot of time, see, to... 1525 01:30:33.941 --> 01:30:36.307 think about what it is... 1526 01:30:36.343 --> 01:30:40.336 that makes somebody a good parent... 1527 01:30:40.380 --> 01:30:44.578 and it's about constancy... 1528 01:30:44.618 --> 01:30:46.745 and it's about... 1529 01:30:51.325 --> 01:30:55.887 patience, and it's about listening... 1530 01:30:55.929 --> 01:30:59.490 and it's about pretending to listen... 1531 01:30:59.533 --> 01:31:03.629 even when you can't listen anymore. 1532 01:31:03.670 --> 01:31:07.197 And it's about love, like she said. 1533 01:31:07.241 --> 01:31:10.369 See, Billy has a home with me... 1534 01:31:10.410 --> 01:31:13.641 and I made it the best I could. 1535 01:31:13.680 --> 01:31:15.341 And it's not perfect... 1536 01:31:15.382 --> 01:31:18.579 and I'm not a perfect parent... 1537 01:31:18.619 --> 01:31:21.850 and sometimes I don't have enough patience... 1538 01:31:21.889 --> 01:31:25.825 and I forget he's just a little kid... 1539 01:31:25.859 --> 01:31:30.023 but we built a life together... 1540 01:31:30.063 --> 01:31:32.861 and we love each other. 1541 01:31:32.900 --> 01:31:35.596 And if you destroy that... 1542 01:31:35.636 --> 01:31:40.938 it'll be irre--irrep-- 1543 01:31:40.974 --> 01:31:42.498 Let me see. Let me see. 1544 01:31:48.649 --> 01:31:50.708 -Irreparable. -Yep! 1545 01:31:50.751 --> 01:31:51.911 Yes. Yes. 1546 01:31:51.952 --> 01:31:54.318 Joanne, don't do that, please. 1547 01:31:54.354 --> 01:31:56.879 Don't do it twice. Not to him. 1548 01:31:56.924 --> 01:32:00.826 Meryl Streep can't even look at Dustin Hoffman after that. 1549 01:32:03.864 --> 01:32:05.491 "Kramer vs. Kramer." 1550 01:32:07.601 --> 01:32:09.899 Thank you, Mr. Wali, for that commentary. 1551 01:32:09.937 --> 01:32:13.566 Your Honor, my client is understandably upset. 1552 01:32:13.607 --> 01:32:14.665 Motion to recess. 1553 01:32:14.708 --> 01:32:17.836 I don't exactly like recess very much. 1554 01:32:17.878 --> 01:32:20.108 Motion denied. 1555 01:32:20.147 --> 01:32:22.047 Continue with your witness, Mr. Turner. 1556 01:32:22.082 --> 01:32:24.482 Mr. Dawson...it's hard. 1557 01:32:24.518 --> 01:32:28.420 I know it's hard to know what to say to Lucy half the time. 1558 01:32:28.455 --> 01:32:30.889 Right? ls it? 1559 01:32:30.924 --> 01:32:32.186 No. 1560 01:32:32.226 --> 01:32:34.524 No? Was that a no? 1561 01:32:34.561 --> 01:32:36.461 No what? 1562 01:32:36.496 --> 01:32:38.555 Let me see. 1563 01:32:40.934 --> 01:32:43.402 I don't know exactly. 1564 01:32:43.437 --> 01:32:45.132 I'm sorry, Mr. Dawson. You don't know what? 1565 01:32:45.172 --> 01:32:47.470 I don't...yeah. 1566 01:32:47.507 --> 01:32:48.804 OK. Yeah. 1567 01:32:48.842 --> 01:32:50.139 Yes? Yes, you don't know. 1568 01:32:50.177 --> 01:32:52.372 Right? You don't know... 1569 01:32:52.412 --> 01:32:55.040 what it takes to raise your daughter. 1570 01:32:55.082 --> 01:32:56.106 Objection. 1571 01:32:56.149 --> 01:32:58.117 These are not questions. This is an attack. 1572 01:32:58.151 --> 01:32:59.118 Overruled. 1573 01:32:59.152 --> 01:33:01.950 I'm Lucy's father. 1574 01:33:01.989 --> 01:33:04.253 -I'm her father. -Are you really? 1575 01:33:04.291 --> 01:33:05.588 I'm not talking about the fact... 1576 01:33:05.626 --> 01:33:07.924 that you got some homeless woman pregnant. 1577 01:33:07.961 --> 01:33:09.326 Objection, Your Honor! 1578 01:33:09.363 --> 01:33:12.230 Get to the question, Mr. Turner. 1579 01:33:12.266 --> 01:33:17.329 The question is, if you love your daughter... 1580 01:33:17.371 --> 01:33:19.464 as much as you say you do-- 1581 01:33:19.506 --> 01:33:21.770 and I know that you do-- 1582 01:33:21.808 --> 01:33:24.174 don't you think she deserves more? 1583 01:33:25.512 --> 01:33:26.570 Don't you in your heart of hearts... 1584 01:33:26.613 --> 01:33:29.514 secretly question yourself every day? 1585 01:33:29.549 --> 01:33:31.176 Objection. Compound questions. 1586 01:33:31.218 --> 01:33:33.152 OK, yeah! 1587 01:33:33.186 --> 01:33:34.585 I'm sorry. Was that a yes? 1588 01:33:34.621 --> 01:33:37.454 I think Lucy deserves everything. 1589 01:33:37.491 --> 01:33:41.450 In my heart of hearts, I think she deserves everything. 1590 01:33:41.495 --> 01:33:42.587 Yes, she does. 1591 01:33:42.629 --> 01:33:45.462 -Yeah, OK. -Yes, she does. 1592 01:33:45.499 --> 01:33:47.524 And you agree with everyone here... 1593 01:33:47.567 --> 01:33:50.934 that you can't give her that. 1594 01:33:50.971 --> 01:33:54.099 Maybe everybody's right, see. 1595 01:33:54.141 --> 01:33:57.269 Maybe everybody's right about that, see. 1596 01:33:57.311 --> 01:33:59.802 So no more now, OK? 1597 01:33:59.846 --> 01:34:04.010 No more now. No more. 1598 01:34:04.051 --> 01:34:09.887 I want to stop right now! 1599 01:34:09.923 --> 01:34:13.324 This is the end of this for me. 1600 01:36:49.316 --> 01:36:52.444 Your teacher told me you're a wonderful artist. 1601 01:36:52.486 --> 01:36:55.319 So I was thinking maybe-- 1602 01:36:55.355 --> 01:36:57.220 Daddy's coming today. 1603 01:36:58.792 --> 01:37:00.885 We're going to open my birthday presents. 1604 01:37:00.927 --> 01:37:03.327 You must be so excited. 1605 01:37:03.363 --> 01:37:05.524 Why don't you just go and do something? 1606 01:38:31.051 --> 01:38:34.578 Sam, it's me. Open up. 1607 01:38:34.621 --> 01:38:37.283 I don't have time for this. 1608 01:38:37.324 --> 01:38:40.725 You were supposed to show up to your first evaluation... 1609 01:38:40.760 --> 01:38:42.694 and I leave work early to be there... 1610 01:38:42.729 --> 01:38:45.562 and where the hell are you? Open the door! 1611 01:38:46.800 --> 01:38:48.995 Sam, open the goddamn door. 1612 01:38:50.837 --> 01:38:53.465 If you don't care enough to open the door, I'm out of here. 1613 01:38:53.506 --> 01:38:57.306 I've ruined my practice. I've alienated my colleagues. 1614 01:38:57.344 --> 01:38:59.539 I sent my kid off on a fishing trip with his father... 1615 01:38:59.579 --> 01:39:01.069 so that I could work with you... 1616 01:39:01.114 --> 01:39:04.049 and you won't open the goddamn door for me! 1617 01:39:04.084 --> 01:39:05.881 Fine! That's it! I've had it! 1618 01:39:29.042 --> 01:39:31.636 Sam, can I come in? 1619 01:39:36.583 --> 01:39:38.448 Not really room here. 1620 01:39:38.485 --> 01:39:41.113 There's no room here. 1621 01:39:41.154 --> 01:39:45.215 Yeah, well, I lived in the East Village. 1622 01:39:45.258 --> 01:39:46.657 I don't need a lot of room. 1623 01:39:46.693 --> 01:39:47.853 Because I make things-- 1624 01:39:47.894 --> 01:39:50.454 everything is too hard on everybody. 1625 01:39:50.497 --> 01:39:54.331 I make everything hard on everybody. 1626 01:39:54.367 --> 01:39:56.267 I can go... 1627 01:39:58.271 --> 01:40:01.001 at least another nine rounds. 1628 01:40:01.041 --> 01:40:02.531 But you gotta let me in. 1629 01:40:05.111 --> 01:40:07.875 Please. Sam. 1630 01:40:14.254 --> 01:40:15.482 There you are. 1631 01:40:18.658 --> 01:40:21.718 Now I can see those kind eyes. 1632 01:40:23.897 --> 01:40:29.028 So, George says that you needed a break from work. 1633 01:40:29.069 --> 01:40:32.470 I don't really want to work there anymore... 1634 01:40:32.505 --> 01:40:34.132 because there's too many people. 1635 01:40:34.174 --> 01:40:41.410 Then maybe we can find you a quieter job, because-- 1636 01:40:41.448 --> 01:40:44.042 Remember that was one of the judge's conditions... 1637 01:40:44.084 --> 01:40:45.415 that you earn more money. 1638 01:40:45.452 --> 01:40:48.080 You have to keep earning more money... 1639 01:40:48.121 --> 01:40:49.918 so that you can get a new apartment... 1640 01:40:49.956 --> 01:40:51.924 and Lucy can have her own room... 1641 01:40:51.958 --> 01:40:53.550 for when you get her back. 1642 01:40:53.593 --> 01:40:57.791 Yeah, except that Lucy doesn't need me anymore. 1643 01:40:57.831 --> 01:41:01.927 She has a new family now... 1644 01:41:01.968 --> 01:41:04.266 and she doesn't need me anymore. 1645 01:41:04.304 --> 01:41:05.464 Is that what she said? 1646 01:41:05.505 --> 01:41:08.030 It's because I know that. 1647 01:41:08.074 --> 01:41:10.406 Because I just know that. 1648 01:41:10.443 --> 01:41:12.843 Well. 1649 01:41:12.879 --> 01:41:15.541 That's the first stupid thing I've ever heard you say. 1650 01:41:18.284 --> 01:41:21.378 Sam, you can get Lucy back. 1651 01:41:21.421 --> 01:41:24.822 The court favors reunification. 1652 01:41:24.858 --> 01:41:28.885 But, Sam, you have to fight for her. 1653 01:41:28.928 --> 01:41:31.795 Yeah, but I tried! I tried hard! 1654 01:41:31.831 --> 01:41:35.597 -Try harder! -Yeah, but you don't know! 1655 01:41:35.635 --> 01:41:36.966 I don't know what? 1656 01:41:37.003 --> 01:41:39.301 You don't know what it's like when you try... 1657 01:41:39.339 --> 01:41:43.776 and you try and you try and you don't ever get there! 1658 01:41:43.810 --> 01:41:48.770 Because you were born perfect, and I was born like this! 1659 01:41:48.815 --> 01:41:50.339 And you're perfect! 1660 01:41:50.383 --> 01:41:51.611 Is that right? 1661 01:41:51.651 --> 01:41:54.279 -People like you don't know. -People like me? 1662 01:41:54.320 --> 01:41:57.153 You don't know what it's like to get hurted... 1663 01:41:57.190 --> 01:42:00.216 because you don't have feelings. 1664 01:42:00.260 --> 01:42:04.060 People like you don't feel anything. 1665 01:42:09.369 --> 01:42:13.863 You think you got the market cornered on human suffering? 1666 01:42:13.907 --> 01:42:16.205 Let me tell you something about people like me. 1667 01:42:16.242 --> 01:42:23.307 People like me feel lost and little and ugly... 1668 01:42:23.349 --> 01:42:25.840 and dispensable. 1669 01:42:25.885 --> 01:42:28.752 People like me have husbands... 1670 01:42:28.788 --> 01:42:33.782 screwing someone else far more perfect than me. 1671 01:42:33.827 --> 01:42:38.526 People like me have sons who hate them. 1672 01:42:41.935 --> 01:42:46.770 And I've screamed horrible things to him... 1673 01:42:46.806 --> 01:42:48.740 a seven-year-old, because he doesn't want... 1674 01:42:48.775 --> 01:42:52.006 to get in the car at the end of the day. 1675 01:42:52.045 --> 01:42:57.950 And then he looks at me with such anger... 1676 01:42:57.984 --> 01:43:02.216 and I hate him then. 1677 01:43:02.255 --> 01:43:05.850 I know I'm failing you. I know I'm disappointing you. 1678 01:43:05.892 --> 01:43:09.419 I know you deserve better, but get in the fucking car! 1679 01:43:14.534 --> 01:43:20.234 Every morning, I wake up and I fail. 1680 01:43:20.273 --> 01:43:24.437 And I look around, and everybody seems to be pulling it off... 1681 01:43:24.477 --> 01:43:28.573 but somehow I can't... 1682 01:43:28.615 --> 01:43:30.674 no matter how hard I try. 1683 01:43:32.986 --> 01:43:37.252 Somehow...l'll never be enough. 1684 01:43:37.290 --> 01:43:38.780 You're enough. 1685 01:43:38.825 --> 01:43:43.660 Yeah, you're much more than enough. 1686 01:43:43.696 --> 01:43:45.664 Lovely Rita. 1687 01:44:19.065 --> 01:44:20.862 Get off the grass, Dino. 1688 01:44:26.139 --> 01:44:27.834 OK, come on. 1689 01:44:27.874 --> 01:44:31.332 Be careful, because you're gonna get hurt. 1690 01:44:31.377 --> 01:44:33.811 Guys, be careful of the pictures. 1691 01:44:33.846 --> 01:44:35.370 Be careful of the pretty pictures. 1692 01:44:35.415 --> 01:44:36.382 Sam, you're early. 1693 01:44:36.416 --> 01:44:38.646 All the lights were green. 1694 01:44:38.685 --> 01:44:41.620 When I was walking here, all the lights were green. 1695 01:44:41.654 --> 01:44:43.679 There's a reason for the court schedule. 1696 01:44:43.723 --> 01:44:45.486 You stopped showing up. 1697 01:44:46.826 --> 01:44:49.522 Lucy's had to rebuild her whole life, Sam. 1698 01:44:49.562 --> 01:44:52.622 I want her back. I know I can get her back. 1699 01:44:52.665 --> 01:44:54.929 That's not up to me. 1700 01:44:54.968 --> 01:44:57.436 But I'm just gonna tell you... 1701 01:44:57.470 --> 01:44:59.267 I'm gonna do everything in my power... 1702 01:44:59.305 --> 01:45:01.899 to protect that little girl from getting hurt again. 1703 01:45:05.445 --> 01:45:07.879 Whose dogs are these? 1704 01:45:07.914 --> 01:45:10.109 These are supplemental income. 1705 01:45:10.149 --> 01:45:14.950 Because I wash and I walk and I feed the dogs. 1706 01:45:14.988 --> 01:45:18.583 Sam Dawson has everything for your canine needs. 1707 01:45:20.460 --> 01:45:22.052 Let me go get your daughter. 1708 01:45:23.229 --> 01:45:25.629 Everybody behave like a gentleman... 1709 01:45:25.665 --> 01:45:28.361 because Lucy's gonna come out here... 1710 01:45:28.401 --> 01:45:32.030 and first impressions are very important. 1711 01:45:35.942 --> 01:45:37.773 You never even came! 1712 01:45:37.810 --> 01:45:40.278 You never called! 1713 01:45:40.313 --> 01:45:43.544 You forgot about me! How could you forget me? 1714 01:45:43.583 --> 01:45:46.814 No, I didn't forget you! I would never forget you! 1715 01:45:46.853 --> 01:45:49.083 I hate you! 1716 01:45:49.122 --> 01:45:52.057 Will you not be mad at me for one second? 1717 01:45:52.091 --> 01:45:55.185 Because I want to tell you one thing, OK? 1718 01:45:55.228 --> 01:45:59.062 Because last night, I was writing you a letter... 1719 01:45:59.098 --> 01:46:03.694 and then the words, they got too big. 1720 01:46:03.736 --> 01:46:06.534 Gesundheit, Floppy. Floppy has a cold. 1721 01:46:06.572 --> 01:46:08.733 And then I said... 1722 01:46:08.775 --> 01:46:13.371 "Dear Lucy, I'm sorry I maybe hurt your feelings... 1723 01:46:13.413 --> 01:46:18.146 "and I was thinking about you all the time. 1724 01:46:18.184 --> 01:46:21.585 "Lucy on a hammock... 1725 01:46:21.621 --> 01:46:23.213 "and Lucy at school... 1726 01:46:23.256 --> 01:46:26.987 "and Lucy in the sky and kisses and hugs, Daddy. 1727 01:46:27.026 --> 01:46:30.325 "And P.S. I love you, like the song. 1728 01:46:30.363 --> 01:46:33.730 "P.S. I love you, like in the song." 1729 01:46:53.252 --> 01:46:55.083 Hello, Mr. Dawson. 1730 01:46:55.121 --> 01:46:58.750 Yeah. Hello, lawyer. 1731 01:47:02.462 --> 01:47:03.429 Shall we? 1732 01:47:03.463 --> 01:47:05.294 And in these next months... 1733 01:47:05.331 --> 01:47:08.494 Mr. Dawson will be expanding his support system... 1734 01:47:08.534 --> 01:47:12.436 to include regional service programs, tutors, and-- 1735 01:47:12.472 --> 01:47:14.702 I think it's very important that you know... 1736 01:47:14.741 --> 01:47:19.201 that the foster family is pushing forward toward adoption. 1737 01:47:19.245 --> 01:47:22.112 The Department of Child and Family Services and l... 1738 01:47:22.148 --> 01:47:24.378 fully support their request. 1739 01:47:29.989 --> 01:47:32.514 Darn it. 1740 01:47:32.558 --> 01:47:40.294 Sam, there's one option we've never talked about. 1741 01:47:40.333 --> 01:47:43.393 I know what you went through... 1742 01:47:43.436 --> 01:47:45.927 the last time you took the stand. 1743 01:47:45.972 --> 01:47:48.532 I didn't like that at all. 1744 01:47:48.574 --> 01:47:53.238 We could give the foster parents guardianship... 1745 01:47:53.279 --> 01:47:54.906 and then we could try... 1746 01:47:54.947 --> 01:47:57.745 for the most incredible visitation rights... 1747 01:47:57.784 --> 01:48:01.720 and it would almost seem like joint custody. 1748 01:48:04.557 --> 01:48:07.185 You're saying I don't have a chance. 1749 01:48:07.226 --> 01:48:08.488 That's what you're saying. 1750 01:48:08.528 --> 01:48:10.621 No. I'm not saying you don't have a chance. 1751 01:48:10.663 --> 01:48:15.066 That's what you said last time and now look where he is. 1752 01:48:15.101 --> 01:48:17.968 But she's not saying that I don't have a chance. 1753 01:48:18.004 --> 01:48:20.905 So tell me that I have a chance. 1754 01:48:23.676 --> 01:48:25.200 Oh, my God. Sam, you guys... 1755 01:48:25.244 --> 01:48:28.008 it's video night at my house, and I'm not even there. 1756 01:48:28.047 --> 01:48:31.107 -Check. -Sam, get your dessert to go. 1757 01:48:31.150 --> 01:48:35.314 Because, OK. 1758 01:48:35.354 --> 01:48:38.152 Wait. This is really hard to say. 1759 01:48:38.191 --> 01:48:41.183 For me, this is a very hard thing to say... 1760 01:48:41.227 --> 01:48:44.890 but I'm gonna stay and have my dessert here with Rita... 1761 01:48:44.931 --> 01:48:48.992 and I'm not gonna go to video night tonight. 1762 01:48:50.102 --> 01:48:51.262 What? 1763 01:48:51.304 --> 01:48:53.329 Gee, that figures. I knew that was coming. 1764 01:48:53.372 --> 01:48:55.203 Sam, you can go if you-- 1765 01:48:55.241 --> 01:48:57.801 -I said no, Rita. -But if you want to go-- 1766 01:48:57.844 --> 01:48:59.141 Do you want me to go? 1767 01:48:59.178 --> 01:49:02.773 No, I don't want you to go, but you can go if you want. 1768 01:49:09.155 --> 01:49:11.123 -Fine. -Fine. 1769 01:49:12.258 --> 01:49:13.850 Good-bye, Rita. 1770 01:49:13.893 --> 01:49:17.886 If you want to come to video night, you're welcome to. 1771 01:49:17.930 --> 01:49:20.626 Thank you, Joe. 1772 01:49:20.666 --> 01:49:22.293 Bye, Joe. 1773 01:49:29.775 --> 01:49:33.711 Because you're eating slower. That's good. 1774 01:49:33.746 --> 01:49:37.079 Because it's good to chew. 1775 01:49:37.116 --> 01:49:39.744 Buttermilk pancakes. 1776 01:49:39.785 --> 01:49:43.915 OK. Let me see. 1777 01:49:43.956 --> 01:49:46.982 OK, sidebar. 1778 01:49:51.430 --> 01:49:56.163 Because you-- you need to leave your husband. 1779 01:50:02.108 --> 01:50:05.669 And I need to get Lucy back. 1780 01:50:11.951 --> 01:50:13.441 We need-- 1781 01:50:13.486 --> 01:50:18.651 When dealing with the customer, always be friendly... 1782 01:50:22.161 --> 01:50:24.493 and not familiar. 1783 01:50:28.534 --> 01:50:30.399 Because I can be your friend. 1784 01:50:36.309 --> 01:50:38.174 Thank you. 1785 01:50:40.646 --> 01:50:42.807 But you still need to leave your husband. 1786 01:50:46.319 --> 01:50:49.413 My marriage isn't so bad. 1787 01:50:53.659 --> 01:50:56.423 It's just that... 1788 01:50:56.462 --> 01:50:57.861 it's just... 1789 01:51:02.134 --> 01:51:04.796 I've never lost at anything. 1790 01:52:04.096 --> 01:52:06.690 -Daddy? -Hi. 1791 01:52:06.732 --> 01:52:07.699 What are you doing here? 1792 01:52:07.733 --> 01:52:09.701 I live here. 1793 01:52:09.735 --> 01:52:10.759 What do you mean you live here? 1794 01:52:10.803 --> 01:52:12.202 Actually, I live here. 1795 01:52:12.238 --> 01:52:14.433 This is where you live? 1796 01:52:14.473 --> 01:52:16.100 So close to me? 1797 01:52:16.142 --> 01:52:18.736 Yeah, because I wanted to be close. 1798 01:52:18.778 --> 01:52:21.303 I wanted to be closer to you... 1799 01:52:21.347 --> 01:52:25.408 so I live here in that apartment. 1800 01:52:25.451 --> 01:52:26.850 It's number nine. 1801 01:52:26.886 --> 01:52:29.150 And number nine is like October 9... 1802 01:52:29.188 --> 01:52:30.280 when John Lennon was born... 1803 01:52:30.322 --> 01:52:32.847 and his son was born on October 9, too. 1804 01:52:32.892 --> 01:52:34.757 John met Yoko on November 9. 1805 01:52:34.794 --> 01:52:36.591 Yeah, and his mother lived... 1806 01:52:36.629 --> 01:52:40.725 at number nine Newcastle in Liverpool. 1807 01:52:40.766 --> 01:52:43.166 Newcastle, nine letters. Liverpool, nine letters. 1808 01:52:44.270 --> 01:52:48.070 Maybe I can talk to Daddy for a minute? 1809 01:52:48.107 --> 01:52:49.734 Come over here, Dino. 1810 01:52:49.775 --> 01:52:52.869 You're a Girl Scout now! 1811 01:52:52.912 --> 01:52:54.277 Is that OK? 1812 01:52:54.313 --> 01:52:56.645 Yeah, that's really good. 1813 01:52:56.682 --> 01:52:57.944 Look at my pins. 1814 01:52:57.983 --> 01:53:01.578 -It looks very good on you. -Thank you. 1815 01:53:01.620 --> 01:53:03.952 You'll be a very good Girl Scout. 1816 01:53:03.989 --> 01:53:05.752 Sam, we need to talk. 1817 01:53:05.791 --> 01:53:07.315 What are you doing? 1818 01:53:07.359 --> 01:53:09.554 Trying to get closer to her by moving closer? 1819 01:53:09.595 --> 01:53:11.893 We're supposed to give her consistency. 1820 01:53:11.931 --> 01:53:13.694 We've got a week till we go to court. 1821 01:53:17.303 --> 01:53:23.902 Because every time I came down to see her on a bus... 1822 01:53:23.943 --> 01:53:26.810 I was always every time wasting time on a bus. 1823 01:53:26.846 --> 01:53:29.178 I really do understand. 1824 01:53:29.215 --> 01:53:32.343 But we have to make it about her and what's best for her. 1825 01:53:32.384 --> 01:53:34.818 Yeah, what's best for her is what's most important. 1826 01:53:34.854 --> 01:53:37.288 -Right. -Yeah. 1827 01:53:37.323 --> 01:53:38.915 Does Floppy still have his cold? 1828 01:53:38.958 --> 01:53:41.984 Yeah, but Floppy's getting much better. 1829 01:53:42.027 --> 01:53:43.119 That's good. 1830 01:53:43.162 --> 01:53:45.960 Can I buy some cookies from you? 1831 01:53:45.998 --> 01:53:49.490 That'll be 3.25. 1832 01:53:49.535 --> 01:53:50.832 We can get it from you later. 1833 01:53:50.870 --> 01:53:53.065 We really should get going. 1834 01:53:53.105 --> 01:53:55.335 -Here you go. -Thank you. 1835 01:53:55.374 --> 01:53:57.740 Can I hug her bye-bye? 1836 01:53:57.776 --> 01:53:59.767 Of course you can hug her. 1837 01:54:04.550 --> 01:54:06.177 Good-bye. 1838 01:54:06.218 --> 01:54:09.585 Really very good to see you. 1839 01:55:11.283 --> 01:55:13.649 Daddy! 1840 01:55:13.686 --> 01:55:15.381 Did you know that Warren G. Harding... 1841 01:55:15.421 --> 01:55:19.255 was the 29th president of the United States? 1842 01:55:19.291 --> 01:55:22.158 Remember, the 29th president... 1843 01:55:22.194 --> 01:55:24.685 in case the judge asks. 1844 01:55:24.730 --> 01:55:26.197 What are you doing out here? 1845 01:55:26.232 --> 01:55:27.563 I missed you. 1846 01:55:27.600 --> 01:55:30.364 You could get really hurted. 1847 01:55:30.402 --> 01:55:31.699 And it's really cold... 1848 01:55:31.737 --> 01:55:34.706 and you don't have enough on to keep you warm. 1849 01:55:35.908 --> 01:55:37.398 What--? 1850 01:55:37.443 --> 01:55:41.607 She couldn't sleep, so she came to my house. 1851 01:55:41.647 --> 01:55:44.844 Give me my daughter. Give us Lucy. Come here. 1852 01:55:44.883 --> 01:55:48.011 Easy, Sam. Thank you. 1853 01:55:48.053 --> 01:55:50.521 Sometimes if you rub her belly... 1854 01:55:50.556 --> 01:55:53.184 and then if you tell her two stories... 1855 01:55:53.225 --> 01:55:56.922 and give her half an IHOP corn muffin... 1856 01:55:56.962 --> 01:55:58.896 then sometimes she sleeps. 1857 01:55:58.931 --> 01:56:00.592 When she can't sleep. 1858 01:56:00.633 --> 01:56:04.194 We'll be fine, Sam. Good night. 1859 01:56:04.236 --> 01:56:06.295 Good night. 1860 01:56:06.338 --> 01:56:08.806 You can go home now. 1861 01:56:29.261 --> 01:56:32.094 Yeah, a personal pepperoni pan pizza. 1862 01:56:32.131 --> 01:56:33.894 That's a wonderful choice. 1863 01:56:48.714 --> 01:56:50.375 Daddy? 1864 01:56:53.152 --> 01:56:54.380 Daddy? 1865 01:57:21.347 --> 01:57:23.076 Lucy, come here. 1866 01:57:26.652 --> 01:57:28.517 Hi, sweetie. 1867 01:57:28.554 --> 01:57:30.954 I made us a midnight snack. 1868 01:57:30.989 --> 01:57:32.980 Half an IHOP corn cake. 1869 01:57:35.527 --> 01:57:37.995 I understand that you want to see your daddy. 1870 01:57:40.399 --> 01:57:43.163 And I really don't want to keep you from him. 1871 01:57:43.202 --> 01:57:45.466 I really honestly don't. 1872 01:57:45.504 --> 01:57:48.132 I want you to know that. 1873 01:57:48.173 --> 01:57:50.232 So whenever you want to see him, you just tell me. 1874 01:57:50.275 --> 01:57:54.177 Any time you want to see him is fine... 1875 01:57:54.213 --> 01:57:57.808 but we kind of need to work it out first. 1876 01:57:57.850 --> 01:57:59.215 So how about a snack? 1877 01:58:06.892 --> 01:58:08.257 Thank you. 1878 01:58:08.293 --> 01:58:09.658 Good night. 1879 01:58:09.695 --> 01:58:11.287 Good night. 1880 01:58:22.307 --> 01:58:25.174 Everybody behave yourself. 1881 01:58:28.347 --> 01:58:30.212 Oh, how wonderful. You brought Willy. 1882 01:58:30.249 --> 01:58:32.911 -Hi, Willy. -Hi, Sam. 1883 01:58:32.951 --> 01:58:34.418 It's good to see you. 1884 01:58:35.654 --> 01:58:38.953 We have to close the door because the dogs go out. 1885 01:58:46.064 --> 01:58:48.931 My husband left this when he moved out. 1886 01:58:51.069 --> 01:58:53.594 Lovely Rita. 1887 01:58:53.639 --> 01:58:57.769 OK, let me see. 1888 01:58:57.810 --> 01:59:02.440 They're going to put Randy on the stand tomorrow first... 1889 01:59:02.481 --> 01:59:04.449 and then you. 1890 01:59:06.552 --> 01:59:09.146 They're a very nice couple. 1891 01:59:09.188 --> 01:59:12.123 And she's pretty, and they have a nice house... 1892 01:59:12.157 --> 01:59:14.148 and she's smart, too. 1893 01:59:14.193 --> 01:59:18.391 Sam, I worry. I worry sometimes. 1894 01:59:20.833 --> 01:59:24.234 Do you worry that you did something wrong? 1895 01:59:31.777 --> 01:59:33.074 I worry that I've gotten... 1896 01:59:33.111 --> 01:59:35.602 more out of this relationship than you. 1897 01:59:49.228 --> 01:59:54.996 I have the lawyer that never loses. 1898 01:59:55.033 --> 01:59:57.661 That's me. 1899 02:00:00.272 --> 02:00:04.231 And the manager at the Pizza Hut's gonna testify... 1900 02:00:04.276 --> 02:00:05.607 and that's good. 1901 02:00:05.644 --> 02:00:07.111 Absolutely. 1902 02:00:10.249 --> 02:00:16.711 And Annie said that George thinks-- 1903 02:00:16.755 --> 02:00:18.382 that George Harrison couldn't-- 1904 02:00:18.423 --> 02:00:22.325 maybe, he couldn't write a song... 1905 02:00:22.361 --> 02:00:26.263 but then he wrote "Here Comes the Sun"... 1906 02:00:26.298 --> 02:00:34.103 and she said that it was one of the best songs on "Abbey Road." 1907 02:00:36.942 --> 02:00:39.843 George was always my favorite Beatle. 1908 02:01:02.334 --> 02:01:05.633 She's OK. Sorry. 1909 02:01:05.671 --> 02:01:07.263 She fell asleep in the car. 1910 02:01:08.874 --> 02:01:17.111 I was gonna turn back and tuck her in...in her room. 1911 02:01:17.149 --> 02:01:21.313 You know, that l-- in her room that I made for her. 1912 02:01:23.455 --> 02:01:26.686 Because I tried to make a really nice room for her. 1913 02:01:26.725 --> 02:01:29.023 But I was afraid she'd wake up at our house... 1914 02:01:31.063 --> 02:01:33.588 and want to come home. 1915 02:01:36.568 --> 02:01:38.001 That's a girl. 1916 02:01:47.412 --> 02:01:51.280 I have to apologize to you... 1917 02:01:51.316 --> 02:01:55.275 because I was gonna tell that judge... 1918 02:01:55.320 --> 02:01:59.780 that I could give Lucy the kind of love she never had. 1919 02:01:59.825 --> 02:02:03.989 But I can't say that, because I'd be lying. 1920 02:02:05.497 --> 02:02:07.795 I hope... 1921 02:02:07.833 --> 02:02:12.930 I hope you're saying what I think you're saying. 1922 02:02:12.971 --> 02:02:16.065 I hope you're saying what I think you're saying. 1923 02:02:17.476 --> 02:02:18.773 I am. 1924 02:02:22.180 --> 02:02:24.011 Bye. 1925 02:02:26.118 --> 02:02:27.915 I'll see you in court tomorrow. 1926 02:02:29.855 --> 02:02:31.880 Save me a seat, Sam. 1927 02:02:31.923 --> 02:02:34.824 On your side. OK? 1928 02:02:34.860 --> 02:02:39.763 Yeah. I'll save you a seat on my side. 1929 02:02:39.798 --> 02:02:41.993 -Bye. -Bye. 1930 02:02:43.802 --> 02:02:46.430 Randy? 1931 02:02:46.471 --> 02:02:49.065 If I tell you a secret... 1932 02:02:49.107 --> 02:02:52.907 that I can't do it by myself... 1933 02:02:52.944 --> 02:02:54.673 will you tell the judge on me? 1934 02:02:56.415 --> 02:02:57.609 No, Sam. 1935 02:02:59.151 --> 02:03:00.846 Promise? 1936 02:03:00.886 --> 02:03:02.444 I promise. 1937 02:03:04.923 --> 02:03:10.452 Because I always wanted Lucy to have a mother. 1938 02:03:10.495 --> 02:03:12.793 I always wanted her to have a mother. 1939 02:03:12.831 --> 02:03:16.323 Help. I need somebody. 1940 02:03:16.368 --> 02:03:20.668 Help. Not just anyone. 1941 02:03:23.909 --> 02:03:27.845 And you're the red in her painting. 1942 02:03:27.879 --> 02:03:31.178 Because I think you're the red in her painting. 1943 02:03:40.092 --> 02:03:41.650 Thank you, Sam. 1944 02:04:07.986 --> 02:04:09.510 Play ball! 1945 02:04:12.290 --> 02:04:13.621 Get it, Lucy! 1946 02:04:19.131 --> 02:04:20.462 Go, Lucy! 1947 02:04:32.811 --> 02:04:34.574 Lucy got a goal! 1948 02:04:39.117 --> 02:04:41.585 Lucy got a goal, Rita!