01x07 - Episode 7

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-I'm Carrie, by the way.

-Ana.

So you talked?

She wanted to know what kind

of food Milo likes

and his bedtime routine.

She wanted to know

more and more about him.

She she liked to spend time

with him, get to know him.

The police have released

a photo of a man

they are calling

a person of interest.

Where'd you come up

with that name, Josie?

We found your son's tracker

in the school's parking lot.

It's been destroyed.

Peter Irvine, I have your son.

You need to get

some cash together.

His name is Kyle Smit.

He was, uh,

recently released from prison.

-Milo!

-Mommy!

My son wasn't found?

He was returned? By who?

She had toys for him,

played with him.

It was like she was playing

some f*cked up game of house.

Irene Murphy, we have news

about your husband, Rob Murphy.

I'm afraid he's dead, ma'am.

He was a bookie.

I think that Colin

is defrauding the company.

I relapsed. I lost big.

My bookie came to visit me

Easter weekend at the ranch.

-Hello.

-I am not lying.

Mr. Irvine,

does the name Josephine Murphy

mean anything to you?

-Hi.

-Hi.

Tender is the night

Lying by your side

Oh, I want to show you what

I've been working on

for the baby.

Gonna love it.

So this crib is my favorite

and it should fit in this room.

Do you see how the door opens?

We can look in at night.

-Mm.

-Isn't it perfect?

Oh, it is. I I love it.

Come on, come on, come on

I have a credit card we can use.

We'd have

to pay everything back.

I'll wait tables.

We'll make it work.

I don't know.

Everything looks so nice.

I'm just not sure

it feels like us.

Come on, come on, come on

-Close your eyes.

-Josie.

Shh, shh, shh.

Imagine you hear

the ticking of a clock.

Oh, we have a clock.

Mm-hmm, a big one.

Uh, I'll find it at a

a secondhand store.

It'll go between the kitchen

and the bedrooms.

You and I will stand

in front of that clock.

You're done with drywalling

and I've got to go wait tables,

so we only have

a few minutes together.

That's where we'll stand.

Because we can look in

on the baby.

Tick-tock of the clock

helps him go to sleep.

And you'll take my hand.

And then we'll each know what

the other is thinking.

This is perfect.

It's not too nice for us.

I love you.

We both come from a bad place.

That's over now.

Everything's gonna get better.

This baby is a sign.

OK. The engine

Come on, come on, come on

Get through it

Nice doing business with you.

You take care.

Come on, come on, come on

Love's the greatest thing

Come on, come on, come on

Get through it

Come on, come on, come on

Love's the greatest thing

That we have

I'm waiting for that feeling

Waiting for that feeling,

waiting for that feeling

To come

Oh, my baby

Oh, my baby

Oh, why

Oh, my

Come on, let's go.

Get in the car.

OK.

-What are you doing?

I'm sorry! I'm sorry!

W-What are you doing?

-I was trying to help.

-Ma'am, ma'am!

What's happening?

He's being arrested

for trafficking

a Schedule II substance.

When is he coming home?

He has to be home.

It's the three of us.

It has to be the three of us.

Bail will be set at 10,000,

maybe 15,000.

If you don't have

that much cash

Well, of course I don't.

Well, then

he'll remain in custody.

I'm sorry.

Josie, I was just trying

to help get the money.

Hey, you're gonna be OK.

I-I love you.

I love you!

Sorry, Josie! I'm so, so sorry!

I love you!

Ma'am, your daughter has lost

her baby and a lot of blood.

She's 16 years old.

I thought you'd want to take

her home, help her get better.

Hmm, OK.

I'm gonna let you in

on a little secret.

Nothing ever gets better.

Not for me and not for Josie.

What the f*ck, Josie?

You took out a credit card

in my name?

I needed things for the baby.

It said I didn't have

to pay anything back

for, like, six months, so

I thought I had time to

Do you know why you don't

have to pay anything back

for six months?

Because they like

to let the interest accrue.

Do you know what

the word accrue means?

Oh, you don't, do you?

Of course you don't, because

your head doesn't work right.

There's nothing wrong

with my head.

Yeah, there is! You're crazy!

-Stop it.

-What? Saying you're crazy?

Yes. Stop it.

You're crazy!

You make sh*t up in your head

and you always have!

It it's always real!

To me, it's all real!

I've lost everything!

Can't you just be kind?

You're gonna work off this debt

no matter how long it takes, OK?

I own you.

Fine.

I'm no one now,

so you can have me.

I'm dead.

-Hey.

-Hey, Dad.

How was our night?

OK.

Yeah?

Well, now our night was great.

OK.

You get out of here, kiddo.

You're done.

What?

Do you want me to give it

straight to your mom or what?

I paid her off last month.

So what are you

still doing here?

Let me come with you today.

I don't want to go home.

All these finance f*ck

are the same.

And they all think they're

so much f*cking better than me.

But we all earn a living

playing around with

someone else's money, don't we?

Why are you coming to his work?

Why not his home?

If I show up

at his house, right,

and he's all alone,

then no one gets to learn

his dirty little secret.

And maybe he's got

a wife and a kid,

but he can explain it all away.

And they believe him

like they always do,

so the damage is minimal.

I show up in front

of his g*dd*mn boss,

his coworkers, and it's

a whole different ballgame.

'Cause these guys,

they control his salary,

his reputation,

his g*dd*mn career,

so the damage is maximum.

Deep down inside,

we love money more than people.

It ain't bad having you with me.

Mostly because my

car won't get towed.

Shut up. I'm good company.

Yeah, you are, kiddo.

That you are.

Maybe I could live with you.

No.

Dad, she's awful.

Doesn't matter what she is.

She isn't my problem anymore.

That's how divorce works.

You know, if you want

to earn some extra cash

for your own place,

maybe we can make this a

more of a regular thing.

Yeah?

OK.

Here we go.

I need a new one.

Clean this time.

-Sure.

No more vodka.

At all.

All right, I hear you.

I hear you, OK?

Yeah.

Let's get out of here.

Hey.

It's Easter.

Yeah, well, gambling debts

don't take a vacation.

Especially for Mr. Colin Dobbs.

That man, he owes me big.

What if I worked off his debt?

What?

I can do it

if you gave me some time.

No.

I'm not gonna to wait that long.

You don't even know

the f*cking guy.

What are you f*cking saying?

I used to see signs.

I used to feel things.

I used to be

alive.

And I don't feel any

of that anymore.

Maybe if I do something

for someone,

maybe if I help this person

I don't even know,

maybe things will feel right

again.

I don't want to feel dead

anymore.

Jesus Christ.

Your mother was right.

You are f*cking crazy.

Whee!

Boing, boing, boing.

Boing.

Hey, sweetie.

Hi.

Does your mom know you're here?

No.

You snuck out, huh?

Who's this guy?

Mr. Chips.

Why is he called that?

When I say frog,

it tastes just like

potato chips in my mouth.

What?

Some words taste like food

in my mouth.

My mom and dad think it's weird.

I'm the same.

Really?

Really, really.

I had a stuffed dolphin,

and I named him Chocolate.

Because that's what I taste

when I say the word dolphin.

Why are you crying?

Because for a long time now,

words haven't

tasted the same for me.

What's your name?

Milo.

Hi, Milo.

I'm Josie.

And I need you to listen to me.

You and me, our brains

just work a little different.

We hear things different

and we see colors different.

Like, for me,

Mondays are yellow.

They're orange.

But we're not crazy.

We're special.

Milo!

Bye.

Milo bear, ready to go.

Where are you?

I'm gonna get you!

Come on, Milo.

I'm fast like a rocket!

Hey, Mom, can you hear me?

Come in, Milo.

Breaker, breaker, where are you?

I can't see you.

I can hear you.

I can hear. I can't see you.

Where are you?

Boo.

There you are, my little bear.

Do you want to get some lunch?

Come on, let's go.

Hi, I'm Carrie.

Hi, I'm Carrie.

Hi, I'm Carrie.

It's nice to meet you.

It's nice to meet you.

Oh, but I go by Carrie.

Oh, but I go by Carrie.

I've been a nanny

for three families now.

I've been a nanny

for three families now.

I have experiences with

a lot of different age groups.

The kids are so different,

but they're all so great.

Honestly, all the kids have

been so special.

You really get close, you know?

I feel like a big sister

sometimes.

You just you get

really close with them.

You know, you become a family.

Honestly, all the kids

have been so special.

I feel like

it's what I was meant to do.

Josephine, come here.

Oh, my god.

I didn't you use your card.

This this is all kid stuff.

I have money from my job.

Oh, no, don't touch that.

You don't have a kid.

f*ck you.

Your kid died.

I would have been

a better mother than you!

You think I'm a sh*t mom?

At least I kept my kid alive.

You get out of my house.

I swear to God

if you ever come back,

I will f*cking k*ll you,

Josephine.

That's not my name.

You have

a really beautiful home.

Thank you. Let's sit down.

Must be tough.

Working full-time,

raising a child.

Yeah, it can be.

But it's wonderful, too.

You know, I love my job and

I love my son.

So the days are packed,

but with good stuff.

If you don't mind me asking,

what do you do?

I am a marketing executive

in the publishing industry.

Wow,

that sounds like a big deal.

Nothing in the publishing

industry is that big of a deal,

trust me.

But it's my dream job.

And right now, I'm looking

to land this big author,

so it's definitely time

for a full-time nanny.

You have so much experience.

And your references,

I've called them all.

They rave about you.

And what's your secret?

Just try to be like my mom was.

She always knew what to say,

what to do.

She made it look easy.

She's not around anymore.

Uh, breast cancer.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Sometimes I imagine

she's still with me.

So how long have you been

with your family?

About three months now.

The Irvines are really nice.

I really like them.

But you don't live with them?

No, no,

I live with my boyfriend.

Yeah. Ah, here they come.

Do you want to meet Jacob?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Ana, this is Jacob.

Jacob, this is Ana.

-Hi.

-Hi, Jacob.

Milo, this is my friend.

Hi, Milo.

Nice to meet you. I'm Carrie.

Hi, Carrie.

-You want some water?

-Yeah.

You want me to open it?

OK.

Here you go.

Mall shakes! Mall shake!

Their house is so big.

-Really?

And Milo's bedroom is the

size of my entire apartment.

If I had a house that big,

I'd have security everywhere.

Oh, yeah, they have an alarm.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm sorry I didn't come see you.

I couldn't.

But I meant to.

Every day, I meant to.

This this place

is lonely.

But I understand.

You're out soon.

Yeah, I know.

Doesn't really feel real yet.

What are you going to do?

Oh, eat decent food.

Wings.

Yeah, wings.

I'm working as a nanny.

A little boy named Jacob.

He's five years old.

But I mean, isn't that

hard?

Yeah, I mean, it's the same age

as Noah would have been.

Kyle, I need

to tell you something.

And I need you to listen.

Like, really listen.

Hey.

Hey, it's so great

to see you guys.

Yeah.

I I just wanted to get him

an apple juice really quick.

Yeah, that's OK.

Hi.

Hi.

Whoop.

Hi.

Could I please

get one apple juice, please?

Sure.

Milo, come on this side, Milo.

That'll be 3.50.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

OK, let's go.

Hey, the kid's birthday party

is next week, right?

Is it Thursday?

I

I haven't put it

in my phone yet.

Uh, I can check.

Just stay right there.

No.

Oh, no. My phone isn't here?

Are you sure?

-I didn't

-You had it at the food truck.

I'll stay with Milo.

You run and get it.

-Oh, jeez.

Oh

Go before

someone takes your phone.

OK, thank you.

I'll be right back, OK?

You stay right here with Carrie.

-OK.

-OK, thank you.

I got him.

Oh.

The honey inside your head.

Hey.

Hey.

Who is this?

This is Milo.

What's going on, Josie?

That's not her name.

Her name is called Carrie.

Wait.

-Please.

-No.

Carrie?

Is everything OK?

Yeah, I just

Who was that guy?

Just a friend.

I have to go.

-You OK?

-Mm-hmm.

Kyle, wait, please.

You're actually doing this.

You're planning on

you're actually gonna take him.

No, I thought you just get

you get into things sometimes,

Josie.

And, like,

you get a little lost.

And I thought this was

just one of those times,

but you're actually going to

He would be happy with me,

with us.

He has parents already.

He has a home. He has a life.

He deserves to be with people

who understand him.

You're being crazy.

Josie, honey,

I I I'm so sorry.

No, f*ck you. I'm doing this.

Josie, you don't know

what prison's like.

I do.

I can't live without him.

I won't live without him.

I mean it.

Josie? Josie!

I'll find a way

to stage a playdate

between Jacob and Milo.

But then I'll only pick up Milo.

Well, what about Jacob?

I'll make sure he's busy

with something else.

I'll send Marissa Irvine

off to a random address

to pick up Milo,

but not for a few hours.

It'll give us time.

It's perfect.

I just I need

to find the right moment.

You said you would help me.

I will.

I am.

I have no choice because

I don't want to lose you.

It'll be worth it.

I promise.

It'll be the three of us.

I know an address

we can send the mom to.

I thought it was

gonna be awkward.

And I mean, it was at first.

I don't know a lot

of the parents yet.

And I always feel like

I'm not doing enough.

Or anyway,

but then I met another mom.

And she was great.

It was so crazy.

We had the exact same dress on.

It was hilarious.

-That's cute.

Yeah, we hid out in the bathroom

for, like, an hour.

I really liked her a lot.

We talked about getting the

boys together for a play date.

It was great.

I feel like it's so hard

to make new friends

when everyone's so busy.

We're going on vacation?

We sure are.

You're gonna love it.

I bought a bunch of new games

for us to play together.

Won't that be fun?

-Yay!

Milo

Where are you?

You're not in the kitchen.

Are you under the bed?

No.

I see Mr. Chips.

Don't see you.

I wonder where you could be.

There's only one more spot.

No, you're getting closer.

I want to go home.

What?

What do you mean?

I miss my mom.

When can I go home?

But we could play

with walkie-talkies again

if you'd like.

Or the puzzle.

Wasn't that fun when

we played together?

This is what

I was talking about.

Stop.

He has been raised

by Marissa and Peter.

I don't want to hear it.

I know you, Josie.

I know you know right

from wrong.

And this is wrong.

He belongs with us.

Tell me exactly what happened

when you took Milo

to get his passport made.

I did what you told me to do.

50% payment when

he took the picture last night.

The rest is supposed

to be when he delivers.

Why?

He's just

he's not answering my texts.

We need help.

That's one hell of a story,

kiddo.

OK, so what exactly is the plan?

Kyle and I have

our passports ready.

We're getting one for Milo,

but but the guy flaked on us.

Oh, who'd you use?

Your guy.

Yeah, well, that was a mistake.

Well, I didn't have

anyone else to ask.

Now this

I mean, this is good.

I gotta hand that to you.

What about shithead over here?

-Hey, f*ck you.

-f*ck you, kid, right?

Stop it.

You two are gonna have

to get along for once, OK?

The police don't have his photo,

so no one's looking for him.

How'd you get here?

Rental car, disabled GPS,

parked ten minutes away

in the woods, just in case.

Mm-hmm.

Any way they can trace

that rental to you?

That was in Kyle's name.

Mm. What about this place, huh?

Fake name. Paid in cash.

So you'll help us?

I'm bored.

Sorry, buddy.

I know.

It's a lot of time indoors.

My mom lets me swim.

She takes you to the pool, huh?

Oh, no, no, no.

I bet you've got your own pool,

don't you, Milo?

It's big, too.

I bet it is, yeah.

Hey, Milo.

Hey, hey, come here a sec, Milo.

Come here.

I think I see something

Behind your ear.

Now, you can keep that, kiddo.

OK.

Come on, buddy.

I'll sit with you.

I'll make a couple of calls,

um, get a passport for the kid.

So you'll help?

Of course, I'll help.

You're my daughter, right?

Peter Irvine, I have your son.

Oh, no, it's not a prank.

He's only helping us

because he smells money.

I can't do that.

You see, I'm on a grocery run

right now getting some food.

He's getting us a passport.

How do you know that's

the call he's making right now?

You need

to get some cash together.

My dad isn't perfect.

But he does love me.

I know it.

Oh, you f*cked us.

You f*cked us!

When exactly did this become us?

The second I put my a*s

on the line to help!

Stop it, both of you.

I'm hungry.

No, no, we bolt now.

That is the only way

out of this, right?

OK, so you take that kid,

you get in my car,

and you drive to my motel.

And you and I are gonna clean up

all this kid's sh*t so there's

no evidence we were here.

And then we maybe get on a bus

and meet with them later.

That's the f*cking plan!

Where's my car seat?

Oh, it'll be OK.

It's just a short drive, OK?

Everywhere that Mary went

The lamb was sure to go

Where's Mr. Chips?

What's Mr. Chips?

It's his toy.

Uh, it's his favorite.

What's it look like?

It's a frog.

Uh, and it's it's green.

Check the kitchen.

I think I saw it.

Uh

uh, no, maybe just down there.

I don't see it, man.

f*cking idiot.

Later tonight, tune in

to "Real Insight"

for a live interview

with Marissa and Peter Irvine,

the parents of missing Milo.

It's been five days since

their son's disappearance.

Tonight, we'll hear what

they have to say

in an exclusive interview

conducted from their home.

That's tonight

Is it my birthday today?

Because I counted the days.

Sweetie, it is.

Then why isn't my mom here?

You know why birthdays

are special?

Why?

It's because

it's the day when moms

and babies meet each other

for the first time.

Some moms have kind

of a rough time getting there.

But they still want

to get there.

They really do, because mommies,

they want to meet their babies

so much, Milo.

It's all they think about

for so, so long.

I don't remember meeting my

mommy here for the first time.

Well, I'm sure

she remembers meeting you.

Do you have a baby?

Yes, I do.

What happened to him?

Hey.

I I don't understand why

Kyle's not here yet.

Yeah, look, kiddo, I guess

he just got spooked

seeing his face out there,

and so he bolted.

He's not cut out

for this kind of thing.

You know, he's too soft.

Hey, why don't you

go get the kid something?

For his birthday?

Come on.

Even I wouldn't recognize you

out there and all that.

Yeah?

You'll stay with him?

Course.

OK.

Hey, Milo.

What if we played a game?

Of, uh hide-and-seek, yeah?

OK.

No, no, no.

Found you.

Yeah, you did.

Hey, you're really good

at this, yeah?

You know what? I got an idea.

How about you go and hide

in the bathroom?

But then you'll know where I am.

Uh, yeah, but I got a new friend

who's gonna come

and play with us

and he doesn't know

that you're in there, right?

And so I promise

that I won't tell him.

So you be real quiet

in there, OK?

And don't come out

until someone finds you.

-OK.

-OK?

OK.

Now, remember, real quiet, Milo.

OK.

Dad?

Daddy?

Milo?

Milo?

Yeah, coming.

Right.

Come in, man.

I love you, Noah.

You and me, our brains

just work a little different.

We hear things different

and we see colors different.

Hi, Noah.

Like, for me,

Mondays are yellow.

They're orange.

Noah?

No, no, I heard him.

He was crying.

-Sweetie, I'm sorry.

He didn't survive the crash.

-No, I

-He's gone.

I heard him.

No, I I s-swear I heard it.

I think that you're confused.

That must have been

the other baby.

I saw him.

I saw Noah.

I know that sounds crazy,

but he's alive.

Josie, that's impossible.

But it happened.

It's not impossible

because it happened.

I don't know if it was the crash

or at the hospital or what,

but somehow,

they got the babies confused.

Do you believe me?

Josie.

Josie, I do.

I do believe you.

He looks just like my dad.

There would be consequences

to your actions.

Why didn't you think of that?

I did, I did! I I just

Bullshit. Bullshit.

You never thought of anything.

You never thought of me

or our company or everything

that's on the line.

-Please, please.

-You never thought of Milo.

You know that's not true.

You didn't. No.

You have to believe me.

I never knew.

Bullshit.

I would lay in traffic

before I hurt that kid.

Mark, please.

Look please, look.

I am not lying.

-Mr. Irvine.

-This isn't me.

Does the name Josephine Murphy

mean anything to you?

Please.

Oh, my god.

I'm not crazy.

Mr. Irvine, did you need

He's my son.

You have my son.