12x06 - You Can Call Me Nick

[bunniefuu]

[narrator] Previously on Knots Landing...

[man] Why did you get this letter and not me?

I don't know.

Maybe your's just haven't arrived yet.

Don't tell anyone. I'll take care of it.

-Who are you? -Mr. Conti sent me.

You can call me Nick.

I hate that I can't put my daughter

on the front lawn by herself.

I hate it that I have to lock my car

and I can't send cash in the mail.

That's not the way it's supposed to be, Gary.

It's my lucky dime.

I thought you might need a lucky time.

I wanted the man dead.

I am glad he's dead

and I will testify to that in a court of law.

I have also what you law enforcement types call...

no alibi.

How do you know that Miss Matheson

is looking for other employment?

A friend of mine is a headhunter.

He interviewed her.

As a matter of fact

I was going to offer you a promotion

and I hope you consider it.

[theme music]

You asked Mr. Conti for help.

I am the help.

How do I know Marco sent you?

Because I say he did.

That's very reassuring.

But, I think I'll call him anyway.

He won't talk to you.

It's ridiculous.

Marco might have to deny he ever know you

so he cannot accept your phone calls.

[Anne scoffs]

[speaking Italian]

Is Mr. Conti in?

Anne. Anne Matheson.

Anne Matheson.

Filomena, please.

Have him call me. He has the number.

Don't take it too personally.

Anne, may I see the photographs, please?

No.

Please.

If Marco wants to see them

he can ask me himself.

-Please. -No.

I'm not going to show you the photographs.

Please understand that my interest

is strictly professional.

And you'll have to have patience with me.

I have a problem with this blackmail.

Who took the pictures?

How did the photographer even know who you were?

And why did it take this person so long to make contact?

I don't know. But I'll be sure to ask him.

Perhaps you already know the answers to those questions.

You think I had something to do with this?

May I please see them?

[Anne scoffs]

If I had arranged the session myself...

I would have had more flattering lighting.

You are a very beautiful woman.

This is not professional interest.

But you are not the first attractive woman

who has tried to take advantage of my employer.

You said you were sent here to help me

not harass me.

Do you have a second bedroom?

Is that the money?

My clothing.

Do you have a second bedroom?

-No. -Then I asleep on the couch.

No, you will not sleep on the couch.

Then I sleep in the bedroom.

You are not sleeping in the bedroom.

You are not sleeping on the couch.

You're not staying here.

I don't even know you.

I told you. I am Nick.

[Paige] Please put that away.

How'd your interviews go?

Alright.

Any offers?

Not yet.

Well, you just started, right?

Yeah.

Did you give notice?

Notice?

Did you resign?

Not yet.

Why not?

It's hard to get a good job

if you're unemployed.

Yeah, but if you quit you'd have more time

to look, wouldn't you?

Yeah, but if you have a job

it's just better for interviewing.

Paige, you're going to quit the Sumner Group or not?

Look, I know where the problems lie in the Sumner group.

Mort's obnoxious. Bob's a doormat.

Greg lies.

Greg. See, there is a problem.

Greg is a problem.

Greg leaves me alone at work.

He gave me my freedom.

And I got a promotion.

-You got a promotion? -Yeah.

-Why? -Because I deserve it.

You're 26 years old and you slept with the boss.

-That is why. -No, that is not the reason.

No? Oh, you're such an asset to the company, are you?

Yes. Yes, I am.

Oh yeah. I bet when people see you they say

"Look out. I wouldn't want to go up against

that vice president in a board meeting.

She looks tough as nails in that mini skirt."

Paige, do you think anyone there

takes you seriously?

They take me more seriously than you do.

-Make yourself comfortable. -Thank you.

Do you mind? I was reading an article.

I'm going to take a shower.

It is all right if I go to the bathroom alone, isn't it?

And I'm locking the door.

[eerie music]

[water dripping]

Oh, that's for my coffee in the morning.

Of course.

Are you through with the magazine?

Buy your own.

I'm not wild about sharing my things with the roomie.

Well, goodnight.

I'm locking the door.

Don't do it on my account.

[door closing]

Mack.

I'm gonna make this dime into a necklace.

Oh.

Hey, would you like two more for earrings?

I have some spare change.

Michael gave it to me.

Well. How generous.

A lucky dime.

Mack, I was so angry because I was attacked.

Yeah, I know.

And I'm fine. I survived.

But I felt so isolated.

I'm not the first person to feel that or to say that.

But the realization was just so overwhelming to me.

And then Michael gave me this dime.

And now you want to join the world again

And I realize how lucky I am to have you and the kids.

None of us are going to be around forever.

And I think we should treasure...

the time that we have.

Mack, I don't want to let go of this feeling.

I wish Meg were awake.

I just can't wait to do something special with her.

[pleasant music]

Oh, hi, honey.

I want breakfast.

Well, how about some pancakes?

-Yuks. -Yucks? You love pancakes.

I hate pancakes.

Well...

Have these pancakes now and we'll make cookies later.

I want cookies now.

Well, you can't have cookies for breakfast, honey.

[Meg] I want cookies.

Meg. I want you to close the door.

Give me the...

and we'll make cookies later.

Look what you made me do.

You always make me do things like that.

I want Barbara.

[sighs]

What's for breakfast?

Oh, scrambled eggs.

[indistinct singing]

Did you hear about Paige's new contract?

What new contract?

I guess I'm the only one who knows.

Knows what?

If I'm the only one who knows, if it gets out

I'm the only one who could have leaked it.

I won't tell a soul.

I can't hold all this

and get my coffee and donut at the same time.

Here, let me help you with that.

It's the third one.

A non-cut contract.

-A company car? -[shushing]

-A golden parachute?" -[shushing]

-This is outrageous. -[shushing]

-What's up? -Appropriate question.

Nothing.

Miss Matheson has been engaged

in a recent contract negotiation.

That's confidential.

I'm telling you in confidence

that she makes more money than anyone else here.

She has more perks than anyone else here

and she does less work than anyone else here.

-How much does she make? -It's confidential.

-A hundred and fifty grand. -Are you kidding?

That is completely off the record.

Wow! How does she advance so quickly?

-You can do that too. -How?

Have a sex change operation. I'm going to.

I don't think that you have the legs for skirt, Mort.

Would you like something, a donut or a bagel?

Thanks.

They're not bad legs.

I can't lose this job. I can't. I'll grovel.

She won't say anything. She can't.

I really don't think I need anything.

I've seen you play.

Well, I wasn't exactly in top form, yeah.

-Hi, may I help you? -Yes.

We'd like to get into something to develop

her upper body.

What type of sport do you play?

I'm a tennis player.

Her serve is frightening.

[Kate] Oh, frightening?

[Greg Last time you played

you had your serve broken three times.

So do you play?

No, I watch it on television.

Oh. So you're really then quite an expert on this.

Expert enough to know that we have to

work on your upper body.

Have you worked out with free weights before?

No.

Show us to your t*rture chamber.

Good morning.

You made coffee. How thoughtful.

Let me get the milk.

You are a gentleman.

You slept late.

My beauty sleep.

I picked up your mail.

-Without a key? -I managed.

You are not a gentleman.

And you have a lot of bills.

Thanks, dad.

I'll try to budget better in the future.

If I had the money

I'd have paid the blackmailers myself.

You've got another letter.

What does it say?

To have the money by Thursday.

Let me see it.

I don't want your prints all over it.

And, excuse me.

Get your own cup.

What are you doing?

I'm going to compare your fingerprints

to the ones on the letter.

No professional blackmailer

would leave prints on the letter.

But you're not a professional.

Now look, don't start with me again, okay?

I'm sure you wear gloves when you made the note.

But you are so fond of magazines.

Maybe you read one article or two before you got to work.

If so, your prints were already on the page

before you cut out the letters.

Well, thanks for making the coffee.

Hi. I'm expecting a wire transfer from Ron.

-Oh yes, Mister... -You can call me Nick.

-Have a seat Nick. -Thank you.

I just got the paperwork.

The transfer is in lira

Twenty three million five hundred thousand.

-Oh, great. -So let's see.

Lira to dollars.

And I have to subtract

a transaction fee for the exchange.

So that comes to

twenty thousand, four hundred twenty five dollars

and thirty cents.

You've made a mistake.

I'm sure he didn't, darling.

Well, maybe Marco sent the money in dollars.

I don't think that Marco would send

twenty three million dollars.

Sorry to disappoint you.

Lira always sounds so much more impressive

than they really are.

Although, it would have been great

to have twenty three million dollars.

Would you check it again please?

It's not necessary. Thank you.

Okay, then just take this to the teller

and she'll get you your funds.

Thank you. Come on, sweetheart.

Let's not take any more of the gentleman's time.

Thank you.

That's not enough. 20,000 is not enough.

-Hello, Paige. -Hi.

People are always mistaking me for my daughter.

Hello.

Can I see some identification please?

Of course.

-Thank you, Mister... -Nick is fine.

Nick. Okay I'll have to go to the vault to get this.

May I have $1000 in ones, please?

Ones?

I'm always running out of money to tip with.

Can I look at this?

The picture doesn't do me justice.

Speaking of pictures

I do not care to have my rear end plastered over

every supermarket tabloid in the country.

And $20,000 is not going to satisfy you know who.

-Mr. Sumner didn't call in? -No, sorry.

Right, well, when he does

tell him that I closed the timber mill deal.

And got Mrs. Richfield's Tankers at a substantial reduction.

Oh, and started negotiations with Will Toff.

You made the timber deal? That's wonderful.

You did it in record time.

I can't imagine who else

could have closed it that quickly.

And Will Toff? He's tough.

That was enough sucking up for a lifetime.

I don't know why you have to leave.

Well, the last thing newlyweds need

is an old auntie hanging around.

Ginny.

We're not exactly typical newlyweds.

And you're not exactly a typical aunt.

You know, I used to worry about the two of you

when Danny was around.

But now I can leave in peace.

Couldn't you at least, Ginny, have stayed for the wedding?

Oh, honey, I can't.

I got too good a deal on my ticket to Medjugorje.

-Medjugorje? -It's like Lourdes, Gary.

I have dreamed of going there all my life.

These wonderful children receive visions

and messages from the future.

Now, these are for you. I want you to keep them.

They're crystals. One for you and one for you.

They'll give you a positive energy

and they'll keep away the evil spirits.

Well, I don't think we have to worry about evil spirits

now that Danny's gone.

Gary, stop that.

Oh, honey.

[Val] I just love it.

Now, you tell those little babies

when they come home from school

that their Aunt Ginny going to miss them, alright?

And I am going to climb Apparition Hill

and I'm going to pray for you both.

We all need to look toward the light.

-There you go. -Okay, honey.

Here we are.

Aunt Ginny, listen.

If you talk to any of those spirits personally

would you ask what's going to happen

in the Super Bowl next year?

-[Val] Gary! -[Gary] What?

I can get something out of this, come on.

Bye-bye.

[jazz music playing]

Hello.

I don't get credit for anything.

I work my butt off in that office

and everyone treats me as though

I am the company centerfold.

[Paige sighs]

Aren't you going to say something?

No.

You know, I closed a $2,000,000 deal today.

-That's terrific. -Oh yeah, it wasn't easy.

I bet it wasn't.

No one takes me seriously.

I'm sure some of them do, Paige.

Stop making fun of me.

I'm not making fun of you.

And why all of a sudden are you so understanding?

What?

Because I don't want to sleep on the couch again.

If I let you sleep in the bed tonight.

Nothing's going to happen. I'm not in the mood.

Okay.

-I mean it. -Okay.

-And stop agreeing with me. -Okay.

And stop following me.

I'm just going upstairs to change my clothes.

Well, I'm just going to help you.

Oh, Tom.

Ouch.

Dinner's ready.

Oh, no, guys!

Look, we can't quit now.

-Gary! -Alright.

Just let me finish the steeple then.

Well, where am I going to put the food?

I don't know. Put it on your head.

No? Well. What about on the lamp?

[Val] Gary.

Okay then, put it in the barn.

Put it on the barn, mom.

Would you please put the blocks away?

Yeah, yeah. But look at our city here.

I mean, look, here's the theater.

And here's the zoo.

And Gary is going to make us a racetrack

Look Gary, the kids have got to eat.

Okay. Why don't you guys go out in the kitchen?

We eat in the kitchen?

Are we spending the night?

Yeah, I wanna stay all night.

You do? Okay, yes.

[cheering]

You know, I cannot wait to get married.

Hey, we don't need a big ceremony.

Why don't we just get Karen and Mack

and go to the courthouse this weekend?

It's only two weeks away.

[mellow music]

[suspenseful music]

I'm hungry.

What does that mean? "I'm hungry."

It's English.

It means, do you have something to eat?

I don't cook.

[music continues]

-Matheson? -Yeah.

Here, keep the change.

Wow, thanks.

-That is not your money. -I feel like I earned it.

[groans]

[speaking Italian]

No wonder Italians get a bad name in this country.

Do you have any parmesan?

Everything in America comes out of bottles or cans?

Oh, I don't believe you used this.

It has a long shelf live.

You eat a lot.

I take it as a compliment.

Don't, I'm hungry.

How did you arrange to meet Marco?

I didn't arrange to meet Marco.

I rephrase that.

How did you meet Marco?

I may have to put up with you until this is over,

but I don't have to talk to you.

Alright, we'll just eat.

What's this? Another Italian hand gesture?

You have tomato sauce on your chin.

I wanted it there.

You're so angry.

You don't need to be so angry.

Look, I can't pay my bills.

My daughter isn't speaking to me.

My lover sends some goon over to insult me.

And I'm facing exposure in the international press.

The only bright side of this scandal is that I might

get a blue jeans endorsement commercial out of it.

I'm not a goon.

That's comforting.

I'm going to bed, you clean up.

Don't forget to lock the door.

[slams door]

You know...

I've always pictured myself doing this.

Playing with toys 3:00 in the morning?

No.

Having a working ranch.

Raising a family.

Making toys for my children.

You know, even when I was a little bitty kid.

I imagine myself...

sitting at the fireplace...

couple of dogs by my side.

-Dogs? -Yeah.

-Dogs. -Dogs.

Children playing around me.

And my wife.

Just...

darning your socks, huh?

Yeah, well, it's kind of young.

You never told me any of this.

Kind of hokey.

No, it's not, Gary.

-Yeah, well. -No, it's not.

Anyway.



Well...

I guess you better be careful what you wish.

Because it might come true.

Oh...

It has.

It has.

[mellow music]

Good morning. Coffee?

No. I pass.

[telephone ringing]

-[telephone ringing] -It's for me.

Oh, great. Now you're getting calls here?

Well, this won't take long.

It's the results of your fingerprint test.

[suspenseful music]

[Nick] This is Nick.

Yeah.

How about the envelope?

No. That's all I need.

Ciao.

There were no identifiable prints

on the letter or the envelope.

I told you I didn't do it.

Maybe you are a professional.

-Where are you going? -None of your business.

Please.

I don't have to answer to you.

Please.

Quit saying please.

You make it sound like

"tell me or I'll break your neck."

Would you please tell me where you're going?

Shopping.

Good. I need some basil and tomatoes.

Nobody asked you to come with me.

Until this problem is solved,

you don't go shopping, you don't go to the cleaners.

You don't even get a newspaper unless I'm with you.

I don't care if you eat pizza for the rest of your life.

We are going shopping.

You know you have the right to have an attorney

while we're together.

Yeah, right.

And if I can't afford one you'll get one for me.

I also have the right to remain silent.

If I choose to give up that right

anything I say can and will be used against me

in the court of law.

Anything else?

Oh, oh yes.

I understand these rights

and I waive them.

So I can get you off my butt.

[car engine revving]

-Karen? Hi! -Hi!

I heard you were back. I'm so glad.

Hi! Oh, I missed you all.

If I know you were coming I would have planned

a welcome back celebration

Is Diane around? I wanna say hi.

-I'll go find her. -I just...

Sue, I... I just want to say I think we have

a great team working here at the station

and I think it's going to be a terrific season.

I'll go get Diane.

Great.

Karen.

Hi.

Sue tells me you're ready to come back to work.

I am.

Which outfit do you think will photograph better?

You're asking me?

Well, we always had our differences, but

I do value your opinion.

You never have before.

Your professionalism,

your hard work and expertise

is such a valuable contribution to the show.

And I really feel lucky working with you.

Karen, it's too late to try and make up with me now.

You have tried to sabotage everything

I've ever tried to do with this show.

From wardrobe to music

to lighting, to post production.

If you hadn't been working late trying to fix your show,

Jeff never would have been able to trap you.

But he knew what an egomaniac you are.

-Diane. -I have just been offered

the top spot at the New York affiliate

and I can't wait to get my bags packed.

Yeah, wear this one.

You'll look like a spotted hippo.

How well do you know the neighbors?

Yeah, we spoke.

We didn't socialize. They...

They seem like nice people.

You knew they had moved, right?

It's hard not to notice a for sale sign, or lease sign

in the yard next door.

So you knew the house was empty.

Oh sergeant, this line of questioning

is not going to get you anywhere.

Yes, I knew the house was empty.

I got a question for you.

What have happened to your partner?

She was reassigned.

Was that because she knew I was innocent?

Or because you didn't want her ruining your arrest record?

-Were you ever cop? -What?

Were you ever a cop?

No, I was never a cop.

What does that got to do with this investigation?

Nothing.

Sometimes you talk just like a cop.

I got to stop that.

Wouldn't want to sound like one of them.

So you got here when?

At 3:00. Stayed for half an hour.

Why did you come here?

Me and my wife...

we always came here, all the time.

-Is he in? -Yes.

Maybe I should come to work in a jockstrap and a tank top.

You have to put a stop to this.

No, I'm not busy. Come on in.

Everyone in this company treats me

as though I'm your concubine.

I warned you that people would assume the worst

if you asked for a title in that office.

That was over a year ago. I've proven myself since then.

You've done a great job. No question.

Well, then put a stop to these rumors.

What do you suggest I do?

Well, I don't know.

Tell people you're seeing my mother, not me.

Take her places, bring her here.

Hell, marry her. I don't care.

-I can't do that. -Why not?

Then people will assume I gave you a promotion

because I'm sleeping with your mother, which I'm not.

Greg. I saw her half naked at your house.

Really?

I never saw anything like that.

She must have spilled a drink.

Oh, what? You're not sleeping with her?

Babe, I'm not sleeping with anyone.

[Paige knocking the door] Mother. Mother?

My daughter.

[Paige] Mother, open the door.

Why did you take your clothes off at Greg's?

Honey, I have a guest.

Nick, this is my daughter, Paige.

-Hi. -Hi.

Paige, this is Nick.

Nick, what is your last name?

You can call me Nick.

Nick.

Excuse me, but I need to speak to you privately.

Oh, that's fine because Nick was just leaving.

Weren't you Nick?

I get the newspaper and be right back.

Ciao.

You have a new lover

and you don't even know his last name.

I know his name, I just forgot it.

And I never said he was my lover.

Well, you said Greg was.

-I did not. -Oh, yes, you did.

Uh-unh.

You were naked.

I was putting on my stockings.

You don't put on stockings in anyone's living room.

You would deliberately trying to make me think

that you were having an affair with Greg. Why?

It's a mother's duty to sacrifice for her daughter.

What sacrifice?

You would never have gone back to Tom

if I hadn't pushed you.

I just wanted you to be happy with him.

And I didn't care how much

you came to hate me in the process.

You are so bizarre.

Well, you are happy with him, aren't you?

[door opening]

I'm back.

You gave him a key?

How old is he?

Well, I don't think the age difference

is anywhere near that of yours and Greg's

Oh, watch out for my mother.

She didn't mean that.

-[Karen] Mack! -What? In here.

Oh! I am so proud of myself.

I really am.

I let all the things Diana said to me roll off my back.

I-I turned all the negatives into positives.

And on the way home I got stuck in traffic

and I didn't look at my watch.

-Not even once. -That's great.

I just think life is too important

to get aggravated over meaningless things.

-sh**t! -What is it?

Well, this meaningless faucet strip.

-Oh well, it's not important. -It's not important?

It's leaking at the rate of a gallon a minute.

We'll call a plumber.

Call a plumber at the rate of $60.00 a minute?

That's $60.00 well spent.

Karen. You're a little too cheery.

There's a limit Karen.

Let's call a plumber.

Mack, you're not good at this.

Yes, I am.

You're standing on my foot.

I got to turn off the intake.

Honey?

Why don't you just leave it alone, okay?

No, it's frozen.

Why don't you leave it alone? We'll call the plumber.

Oh Mack.

I told you to leave it alone.

What I could do without it, I told you so.

What I could do with that is a flood in the kitchen.

[clanking]

Mack.

What?

That wonderful feeling

that I said wasn't going to wear off?

Just did.

You made it wear off.

Well, I guess that's why God invented husbands.

Frank?

Yeah.

How long were you married?

It has no bearing on the case.

I'm a widower.

-So? -So...

Roll over every morning around 2:00

and wake up startled because

my wife isn't in lying by my side.

I'm supposed to believe that?

I don't believe a word you're saying.

You're probably on your way home right now

to have a nice dinner with her.

I guess you realize I've been around the block

a few times, Frank.

I won't walk away from this case.

And...

disabuse yourself of the notion

that my partner thought you were innocent.

She's gone because she got a better job offer

in San Francisco.

No other force wants me.

I'm too old.

[suspenseful music]

[telephone rings]

-Hello. -Hello.

What do you say, sis?

Long time no see.

Greg, I just got a delivery here from a fitness shop.

Yeah.

Well, I am going to have to return all of this.

How the hell are you going to return them?

You can't even lift them.

Greg...

Now, I cannot afford equipment like this

and I certainly don't want Kate to think

that she can just get anything that she wants.

They're just a few dumbbells, dumbbell.

What difference does it make?

Believe me, it's not just a few dumbbells.

And it will make a difference to Kate.

Well then, let her keep them.

-Greg. -She's my niece.

Let's just say it's a...

late payment for old Christmases.

[mouthing]

Only if you promise me you won't do it again.

-Is she there? -No.

Listen. ..

What was that song that the old lady

used to sing us to sleep with?

I certainly don't remember that.

Come on.

It had fruits and apples in it.

Oh, yes.

Yeah, she used to sing it to you.

♪ Don't sit under the apple tree ♪

♪ With anyone else but me ♪♪

There you go. You're like an elephant.

Thanks. Talk to you later.

Sure. Anytime.

[suspenseful music]

[groans]

♪ Don't sit under the apple tree ♪

♪ With anyone else but me ♪

♪ Anyone else but me ♪

♪ Anyone else... ♪♪♪

[groaning]

They found something over by the pool.

First team must have missed it.

Ah, let's see.

I'm getting too old for this.

Yeah, but... sometimes it's worth it.

Why don't you take an early retirement?

Collect your pension?

Because I'd miss all the fun parts.

Lose a button?

I don't usually dress up when I'm doing yard work.

I'd returned it to you.

But I need it for evidence.

[music continues]

["Only you" playing]

♪ Only you ♪

♪ Can make ♪

♪ All this world ♪

♪ Seem right ♪

♪ Only you ♪

♪ Can make ♪

♪ The darkness bright ♪

♪ Only you ♪

♪ And you alone ♪

♪ Can thrill me ♪

♪ Like you do ♪

♪ And fill my heart ♪

♪ With love ♪

♪ For only you ♪

♪ Only you ♪

♪ Can do make ♪

♪ All this change in me ♪

♪ For it's true ♪

♪ You are my destiny ♪

♪ When you hold my hand ♪

♪ I understand ♪

♪ The magic that you do ♪

♪ You're my dream come true ♪

♪ My one and only you ♪

♪ O-o-only you ♪

♪ Can make all this change ♪

♪ In me ♪

♪ For is true ♪

♪ You are my ♪

♪ Destiny ♪

♪ When you hold my hand ♪

♪ I understand ♪

♪ The magic that you do ♪

♪ You're my dream come true ♪

♪ My one ♪

♪ And only you ♪♪

♪ One and only♪

Yuck.

Excuse me?

Double yuck.

I want you to come with us.

Well, if I could, I would

but I've gotten way behind in my chores.

Can't do you 'em later?

No, honey, I can't. Come on, now, Put your foot up.

Come on, your daddy needs a break.

Up you go.

Oh, attaboy.

-Be back in a couple hours. -Okay.

Giddy up. Giddy up. Come on.

-Let's go. -Let's go.

[pleasant music]

Bye. Bye.

Bye.

It's not even noon yet.

And you're already at work. What a gal.

You shouldn't be drinking, Greg.

Thanks for the advice, mom.

[scoffs]

Mine says that you didn't sleep with her.

[mellow music]

[scoffs] I don't understand you.

I don't understand why you said you loved me

and then you married Abby.

I don't understand why you, why you destroyed my wedding.

I don't understand why you flirt with my mother

right in front of me.

I mean, how can you do that?

How can you say that you love me

and then treat me like dirt?

Would you like to marry me?

You pervert it.

You don't know what you want.

Yeah, we got to get a new feed supplier.

When they deliver half of what I ordered

when I order it, they jack up the price

before they deliver the rest of it.

[Bobby and Betsy] Daddy! Daddy!

Hey, guys. What's up?

Something happened to mommy.

[suspenseful music]

-Next on Knots Landing. .. -He hang up.

What did he say?

I have to buy a attaché case at Stanley's.

And I have to put the money in it

and leave it in the women's dressing room.

If we are going to live together

I think it is fair for me to ask you

not to spend time with your ex lover.

Don't you trust me?

I don't trust him, Paige. I don't trust him.

Well, you better get worried, man.

They think you k*lled a guy.

They're not going to hang me on a button.

I am coming in with a button.

And a witness.

An eyewitness.

♪ For it's true ♪

♪ You are my destiny ♪

♪ When you hold my hand ♪

♪ I understand the magic ♪

♪ That you do ♪

♪ You're my dream come true ♪

♪ My one ♪

♪ And only you ♪♪