14x05 - Love and Death

[bunniefuu]

-[Bobby] Dad. Where's Mom? -[Betsy] Daddy's home.

-[Betsy] Did you find Mom? -[Bobby] What happened to her?

Kate won't tell us anything.

I couldn't get them to go to bed.

We wanted to wait up for you.

We thought Mom would be here with you.

Why don't you guys go sit down on the couch

and we'll talk about Mom, okay?

-[Betsy] Okay. -[Bobby] Sure.

If you don't want me to stay or anything...

No, but...

[whispering] Thanks.

[sad music]

I'm so sorry.

Thank you.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[music continues]

[sighs]

You guys know that I love you very much.

And your mom loves you very much, too.

Is she coming back?

I found your mom in Florida.

She was in a very bad car accident.

She died in that accident.

No. I don't believe it. She's not dead.

-She's not. -Betsy...

Dad.

I believe she died.

[sobs]

[theme music]

Are you sure, Mack?

[sighs] I wish there was something that I could do.

I'll just tell Gary how sorry I am.

Okay.

Alright. I'll talk to you later. Bye.

I heard about Val.

That is a tragedy, isn't it?

It's unbelievable.

Maybe we can learn something from it.

Mother, I'm not in the mood for a sermon.

I'm not sermonizing.

I'm just hoping.

Do you think Val knew she was gonna die?

You think when she got on that plane to Florida

she knew she was never coming back?

-Don't be morbid. -I'm not being morbid.

Just being practical.

We can't predict the future, Paige.

I could get hit by a car tomorrow.

Not you, Mother.

What is the point?

I want you to come to my wedding.

You just have to throw

this marriage in my face, don't you?

I'm not throwing anything in your face.

When you were lying in that hospital bed, very sick

I said to myself, "If she lives, we're gonna be a family again."

You and I have a chance to start over.

Let's take that chance before it's too late for us to.

I can't be your maid of honor.

Well, I don't want you to be my maid of honor.

I just want you to be there.

Can't you just comb your hair, brush your teeth and show up?

For your mother.

You're impossible.

[eerie music]

[whispering] Oh, good.

Thank you, darling.

[door opening]

[door closes]

Mr. Nolan, Mr. Templeton.

I'm absolutely delighted to meet you.

Mr. Nolan's my father. I'm Bill.

[mimics g*nsh*t]

[laughter]

Striker.

Am I pleased to meet the A-Team.

That three hitter you threw in the seventh game

of the World Series... Man, that was... That was art.

-That was magic. That was-- -Luck.

And a damn good catcher to make this guy look good.

Now, Bill, of course, is gonna tell you how

he won the World Series single handedly, right?

-Didn't I? -[laughs] Yeah, right.

Uh, we have some business to do.

Yes, of course, as soon as Paige arrives with the agenda.

But why don't we take our seats in the meantime?

[indistinct chatter]

Mr. Mort, could you help me with these?

Say, darling, would you give me a cup of coffee with sugar?

I like it sweet.

Certainly. Would anybody else like anything?

No.

Maybe your girl can run out and get us

some donuts or something.

I got a real sweet tooth.

Here's your coffee.

Hope that's sweet enough for you.

Alright, the principal will talk to Bobby and Betsy's teachers.

Who else can I call?

No one. Not right now.

Yeah, I could make some calls

and maybe track down Lucy in Europe.

No, I'll do that later.

-What about Lilimae? -I called.

She doesn't feel strong enough to make the trip.

The twins and I'll go down to see her in a few weeks.

How's Karen doing?

Taking it pretty hard.

You know, I just keep thinking maybe it wasn't Val.

I mean, how do we know for sure?

[sighs] Here's how we know.

Police found this in the car.

It was her wedding ring.

Why was she kidnapped, Gary?

I wish I knew.

Maybe she was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

I don't know.

[telephone ringing]

You don't have to deal with the phone now.

-I'll get it. -[telephone ringing]

[Kate] Hello?

Gentlemen, I think your ideas are extremely noble.

But you originally came to us

with the idea of creating adult baseball camps. I...

I don't see how the Sumner Group can support

a sport complex for underprivileged children?

You mean you don't see how it can make a profit?

Well, that's what the Sumner Group

is all about. Mr. Nolan.

if it's idealism you wanted, you should have gone

to the Sumner Foundation.

We think the sports complex is more important than profit.

It can enhance the Sumner Group's standing

in the community, create jobs

and provide you with plenty of tax incentives.

Listen, we understand how you feel about this

but Bill and I are willing to put our reputations online

for this project.

Your reputations, but our money.

Yeah, but look at those reputations.

These guys have led their teams to four World Series victories.

Bill still holds the single-season shutout record

and Cliff has batted over three hundred.

Six seasons in a row. Six seasons in a row.

Mort, that's all quite impressive

but that will not build a sports complex.

Look, the reason we came to you in the first place

is because you have a reputation for getting things done.

This combines the best of both worlds.

Idealism and a chance to promote jobs within the community.

And was it idealism that made you hold out

for $5,000,000 in your last contract negotiation?

Yeah, the ideal of me making the same money the owners do.

I think we've had enough time to consider your proposal.

Gentlemen, if you'll excuse us, we need to vote on this

in private.

Of course.

Cliff.

[Mort laughs]

[mimics g*nsh*t]

See you guys.

[eerie music]

How are the kids?

[sighs] Um...

Betsy still won't talk to me.

She thinks I'm deliberately

keeping Val away from her.

And Bobby?

Bobby's acting

like he's the adult and I'm the child.

That's not right.

It's really difficult to talk to them right now.

I can try and talk to them if you like.

No, thanks. I gotta handle this on my own.

[music continues]

[sighs] What about the memorial service?

Can I help you with that?

There's not gonna be a memorial service.

No memorial service?

It's too much.

The sooner we get on with our lives, the better.

You're not serious.

She was my wife. It's my decision.

No service, no tears, no eulogy.

The children need to say goodbye.

[sighs] I'm sorry.

Alright, so what is that figure?

You want to play politics? We'll play politics.

But don't hold a grudge just because I asked you

to get me some coffee.

-Do you mind? I'm in a meeting. -Yeah, I mind.

You can't blow an entire deal, a terrific deal

on one lousy mistake.

I didn't blow anything because of your behavior.

We voted and it was unanimous.

Now, would you please get out of my office

before I call security?

Mort, would you turn down a multi-million dollar deal

because some guy mistook you for secretary?

It really wasn't a unanimous.

You don't treat people like that.

Do you understand that?

Now, I won't presume to discuss earned run averages

if you don't pretend to understand flow charts

in a downside economy.

-You're a snob. You are. -Mr. Nolan...

You think because you have some lousy degree on your wall

you know everything there is to know about business.

Well, I'd like an opportunity to prove you wrong.

Well, I would like to see you try.

Paige, baby, you're on. Come with Cliff and me tomorrow.

We'll take you on a tour of LA they don't publish in any map.

-Why would I do that? -You wanna make money?

I want a sports complex for kids.

I know we can successfully combine them.

And if I go

and still turn you down, will you back off?

With pleasure.

Then I'll see you tomorrow.

It's a date.

Where were we?

You think you could weasel

a couple of box seats out of them?

The twins are asleep.

I didn't even get to finish reading the story.

What are you doing?

Taking her stuff to Saint Vincent de Paul.

If there's anything you want, let me know.

Don't you think it's a bit early?

Had to be done sometime.

Gary, maybe there's gonna be a couple of things

that you wanna hang on to.

Why?

She's dead, Kate.

-[hangers rattling] -Damn it!

[Gary pants]

[tense music]

She... she took the other suitcase with her

when she went to Florida.

The police found it in the room

where the burglar was holding her.

[sighs] She was locked up in this one room.

A bedroom.

[sighs] God knows how scared she was.

She hated locks. She was scared to fight them.

She always was.

[sighs]

And all I could think about was how angry I was at her

for not calling me when she missed her plane.

-Gary, you didn't know. -Yeah, but I should have.

I should have acted sooner.

I should have called the place right away.

If I had, she'd be alive.

You can't think like that.

I could have been more understanding.

-Could have been more concerned. -You loved her.

I should have...

There wasn't anything

that anybody could have done.

[music continues]

-Kate... -What?

[music intensifies]

Kate.

[pants] I can't.

I'm sorry.

It's my fault. I...

I should go.

[eerie music]

Karen.

-Do you know what time it is? -I couldn't sleep.

I have to remind Gary to send thank you notes

for the sympathy cards coming in

and I wanna talk to Claudia about the foundation.

It's five o'clock in the morning, Karen.

Claudia isn't up yet.

Do you think we should set up

a memorial fund for Val, you know

to send underprivileged kids to college?

I think that she would really like that.

Don't you?

Karen. Whoa. Karen.

You're putting orange juice in the cereal.

[laughs] I can't believe I did that.

Can you imagine Meg's face if she actually ate it?

Orange juice and cereal.

[voice shaking] Meg will really love that.

[sobs] Damn, Val.

-Damn it. -Oh, I know.

-I know. -[crying] Damn.

[eggs sizzling]

I don't like scrambled eggs.

They're not scrambled. They're fried.

-I'll eat her eggs, Dad. -No, it's alright, pal.

Betsy's gonna eat them whether she likes it or not.

Okay?

[clanking]

-Damn it. -Daddy said a bad word.

And I'm telling Mom.

Shut up, Betsy. Just shut up.

-You shut up. -No, you shut up.

Hey, hey, come on. Come on. Hey, you guys. Stop it.

-Stop it. -[Kate] Hello.

In here.

-[Kate] Hi. -Hi.

-Hi, guys. -[Betsy] Hi.

Why aren't you in school?

I'm keeping them out a few days, so...

We could spend some time alone, tough things out.

I think that's a good idea.

How about some breakfast?

Oh, no, I'm fine, thanks.

No, uh...

Thank you . You've been great with the kids.

You're welcome.

Umm, okay, you guys, you don't want eggs?

Then how about just toast and jelly, alright?

-Okay. -Okay.

[tense music]

Gary, you know, I'm gonna be staying

with my mom for a little while, so...

I just thought if you needed anything.

Thanks.

Sure.

[music continues]

[Anne] Why not?

Because the risks are too great.

What risks? Are they gonna k*ll me?

-[sighs] No. -Well then what?

I hear women in their forties are getting pregnant

on fertility pills all the time.

So I'm a woman, I'm in my forties

-I want to get pregnant. -And you're also pre-menopausal.

And we really haven't done enough studies

to analyze the risks involved.

Fine. I'll be your Guinea pig.

Anne, have you and Greg ever thought about adoption?

You know, there are some terrific kids

out there just looking for parents like you two.

No adoption.

I wanna get pregnant. The sooner the better.

Look, you have the results of my physical.

I'm in perfect health, so unless you have

some concrete reason why I shouldn't be taking

fertility pills, I'd like you to write me

a prescription right now.

Do you know that if anyone could get pregnant

on willpower alone, it would be you?

Okay.

You've got them.

But if you suffer one single side effect

however tiny.

I want you off them.

You hear me?

Loud and clear.

[doorbell ringing]

-Hey. -Hi.

I just went down the store, you know.

-Do you need anything? -No, I'm fine, thanks.

Okay.

Listen. Karen's really upset about this.

You know? She can't understand.

Neither of us can understand

why you're not having a memorial service. Hey, Gary.

Mack, don't ask me to explain this.

If you thought this out, maybe you'd change your mind.

Maybe there's a reason why.

Why does there have to be a reason, huh?

Why did Val have to die?

Why did that son of a b*tch

kidnap her in the first place?

I am tired of looking for reasons

so don't expect me to have any.

Gary...

[sighs]

I'm sorry.

[sad music]

It's alright, you know.

Maybe you just need to get it out.

I don't know what I need.

[sighs]

Umm...

I guess Karen's pretty upset, huh?

You can understand why, you know.

I don't wanna hurt her. I feel bad enough as it is.

So, for Karen, we'll have a memorial service.

Maybe she'd like to say a few words about Val.

Yeah.

I think you're doing the right thing, Gary.

Right for Karen.

Not for me.

I thought I saw you come in here.

What are you doing?

Hoping you'd follow me in.

Oh, I like the way you think, babe.

But I got a task force meeting in 15 minutes

and it takes a lot longer than 15 minutes

to crank this dude up.

-You could be late. -I can't be late.

-The meeting's here. -Here? Why?

What's wrong with your office?

I thought you liked having me around.

I do, but the wedding planner's coming.

You know, everybody's going to Val's funeral

and, well, you think it's smart having a wedding

so close after her death?

I didn't think you cared that much about her.

She was most interesting dame on the block.

She's gonna be missed.

Well, if you think we should postpone it

we will.

[chuckles] It's just that I thought, you know

a wedding might cheer everyone up.

You're the boss.

[eerie music]

Not a whole lot left, as you can see.

They cleared away some of the debris

but nobody's really making a move to tear it down.

-Why? -Low priority.

There are other areas that need more attention.

So why is this building so important to you?

This was the Kids Recreation Center.

Now it's nothing.

[smooth music]

[kids shouting]

[coach] Hey, Ricky, your father off the mound.

[Ricky] I know.

What are we doing here?

This is where we're gonna build the complex.

Look, playing field, basketball courts, you name it.

[kid] Yo, what's up, Nolan?

Listen, old man.

I wasn't falling off the mound.

You stopped throwing to the backstop.

I don't throw them to the backstop.

-I'm retired. -Retired?

-They begged you to leave. -[laughs]

Hey, Cliff, get this guy a glove.

He's had five passed ba*ls in the last two innings.

It's not the glove, kid. Look, let me show you something.

You got to get down on the ball, see?

You block it with your body.

-Hey, Nolan. Give me a quarter. -What do you want a quarter for?

Gotta call my old lady. Dude, I'm gonna be late.

-What do you got, a hot date? -Hey, what is this?

Welcome to the Nolan-Templeton Inner City Sports League.

[kids cheering]

What, you organized this?

Well, we try to spend as many weekends

with these kids as we can.

We provide them with the equipment.

We teach these rascals how to play.

Who knows, maybe one day some of them

[laughs] will be good enough for the majors

Anyway, it keeps them off the streets.

Away from the gangs and the drug dealers.

And how'd you get the money for this?

But most of it we kicked in ourselves

from the endorsements we make.

The rest of it, we talked to sponsors in the kicking-in

We're trying to create a Little League down here.

I got a few of the local businesses

already signed up.

You don't quit, do you?

Hey, Nolan, she's your lady? She's fun.

Hey, be nice to the lady, guys. She came down here to help us.

-Yo, mom, wanna be our mascot? -Yo, dude, give me the ball.

Get out there. I'll be a relief pitcher.

Go on. Here comes.

[kids cheering]

[applause]

You didn't call to congratulate me

on my engagement.

You drove all the way here to get my congratulations?

Well, I wanted to make sure

that we got the wedding invitation.

Oh, we got it.

Karen and I were both surprised you invited us.

I hope that doesn't stop you from coming.

Maybe bringing Paige with you too?

If Paige wants us to bring her.

I'm sure if you asked her.

Hey, I don't wanna get involved.

-Mack... -Anne, look.

No one's happier than me

that you're putting Sumner out of the picture.

I don't have to hard task Paige to witness it.

Why is everybody so concerned about Paige?

It's my wedding.

Can't people put their petty differences aside

for one minute just so that I could be happy?

Anne, calm down.

-I'm sorry. -It's okay.

Expecting mothers are supposed to be temperamental.

What did I say?

I'm not pregnant.

I never was.

It was a mistake.

Just a big, horrible, embarrassing mistake.

Whatever you're gonna say, don't.

I...

Have a seat, please.

Can I get you a cup of coffee?

-Huh? -Yeah.

Does Sumner know?

-No. No. -No?

You're not pregnant, but the man

who's gonna marry you thinks you are

and all you're concerned about is whether Paige is coming

to the wedding or not.

You know, I don't criticize your life.

How do you expect to get away with this?

I don't know.

I've been walking in a tightrope

ever since I found out I'm not pregnant.

When was that?

[sighs] Four days ago.

Don't you think you should tell Sumner the truth?

What if he decides not to marry me?

Well, he's gonna find out sometime.

Not if I get pregnant first.

Oh boy.

I can. You watch.

[dramatic music]

Talk about c*ck.

What are my alternatives?

You think I should just walk away?

I think Sumner's gonna hurt you just like he hurt Paige.

Well, I'm willing to take that chance

as soon as I get that ring on my finger.

But please don't tell Paige.

He's not worth it, Anne.

He is to me.

Hi, sweetie.

Meg's not home from school yet.

I know. May I come in?

Of course you can.

[eerie music]

What's the matter?

Can I stay here with Meg tomorrow?

Oh, honey.

Aren't you coming to church with us?

Why should I?

Say goodbye to your mom.

Your dad's gonna be there, Bobby...

Don't you want to be with him?

No.

Why not?

You wanna talk about it?

Mom's coming back

so why do I have to say goodbye to her?

I know it hurts.

Why did she have to go anyway?

She didn't say goodbye to me.

She thought she was coming back.

It's not fair.

I know it's not.

I feel the same way.

I hate her. I'm not going tomorrow.

Betsy. Betsy, honey.

[Betsy sobs]

[Claudia] I won't change my mind.

You weren't there. You didn't see what they can do.

Oh, I have a very good idea as to what they can do.

-Especially Mr. Nolan. -Claudia.

They've already pumped thousands of dollars

of their own money into the community

and they spent most of their free time down there.

They're actually very committed.

I applaud them.

But we are not in this business to be do-gooders.

Alright, well, just look at these figures

that I've compiled.

We can be do-gooders and we can make money

at the same time by using this complex

as a prototype for profit-making sports arenas

all over the country

[mimics g*nsh*t] With Bill and Cliff? The A-Team.

[vase crashes]

Sorry.

He's got a good arm, though.

Could have used you against the Red Sox.

Need I say more?

[crickets chirping]

-You're gonna yell at me? -No.

Why would I wanna yell at you?

Cause I don't wanna go to Mommy's memorial service?

[sighs] I gonna be honest with you, honey.

I don't wanna go either.

Then why are you making me go?

If you don't wanna go, you don't have to.

You'll stay home with me?

-I can't. -Why?

[sad music]

Because I'll be with friends who love Mom.

And maybe if we're all together

and maybe if we all say goodbye together

Mom will hear us

and she'll be able to say goodbye to us too.

But she's not dead. She's coming back.

No, she's not, honey.

That's why we have to keep her with us in our memories.

-But what if I forget? -Then hold on to one memory?

And it'll be yours forever.

Like when I was sick

she made me chicken soup and Jell-O

and she watched cartoons with me.

There you go.

And I remember holding her hand at the movie

and sharing a box of popcorn

and getting the biggest one

even though we can never finish it.

Do you think that if I go to church with you tomorrow

and think about these things, Mommy will hear

and she'll be with us?

Yeah.

I think that just might happen, sweetheart.

Then I'll go.

[music continues]

Thank you.

Well...

Stop beating yourself up about it.

Claudia will come around. I can be very charming.

-Worked on you, didn't it? -It wasn't your charm.

-It was your marketability. -I love it when you talk dirty.

-You want something to drink? -No, thanks.

Alright, let's forget about Claudia for a moment.

I have a proposition for you. Business proposition.

I think that we can get Claudia to change her mind

if we get task force approval on your project.

Yeah, but how do we get past the red tape

to talk to Greg Sumner?

I already got past the red tape.

I have a meeting tomorrow at 2:30 at the ranch.

You, Cliff, and myself.

-Interested? -Of course I'm interested.

Great. I'll see you there.

Hey, Paige.

[sensual music]

This little lady and I have been through a lot together.

She helped me strike out the last batter of my no-hitter.

I think I can win the World Series again with you.

-Really corny, isn't it? -[Paige chuckles] Yeah.

I'd like you to have her anyway, for good luck.

Aww.

So how many of these do you have?

One.

Two.

-Three hundred, tops. -[Paige chuckles]

Is there bedroom down the hall, or is there a couch to pull out?

I got a bedroom.

Why, are you gonna paint it?

I thought we had something going here.

Yeah? The only thing going is you.

-Out. -What did I say?

Get out of here. Out. Out.

-Out. -Ouch!

[birds chirping]

[organ music]

-What's the matter? -No, go ahead.

-I'm gonna sit back here. -Don't you wanna sit with Gary?

I'll talk to him later.

The little engine that could.

Valene...

I never met anyone named Valene before I met Val.

I never met anyone like Valene before I met her.

She'd talk funny, she wore her hair funny.

She dressed with a remarkable...

Let's call it originality.

She was a country girl with a special way

of looking at things that was her own.

Simple.

Seemingly simple anyway.

So simple

so vulnerable that she made me feel protective.

She made me feel like taking her under my wing

and keeping her there safe.

What a conceit.

How could I think I could protect her?

-She had come through so much. -[Betsy sniffles]

She was tougher than most people I know.

Valene.

Tough enough to be the little engine that could.

She absolutely could not be stopped.

I started out feeling protective

and I ended up looking to Valene for examples.

Examples of loyalty...

[Betsy sobs]

...and kindness.

Tough determination.

[voice shaking] And above all, love.

She was my best friend.

[Betsy sobs]

Well, if anyone can pull it off

you guys can with the help of Matheson here.

Paige said that you might be able to help us

get early approval on permits and construction.

I might, but we have to talk about this in more detail.

-Did you bring in the reports? -Of course.

You'll find that the cost of the operation

is relatively low since...

Since we've been using

all the Sumner subsidiary materials.

[Greg] Sounds good.

Are you spearheading this

or you're putting someone else in charge?

Well, I thought that I'd coordinate

the subsidiaries and that Claudia could be

the liaison for the task force.

I don't wanna work with Claudia. I wanna work with you.

Well, I can't be both places at once.

So put Claudia in charge of subsidiaries

and make her feel important.

I don't think that that's good for Claudia

to be put in that position.

Wait a minute, I thought Claudia voted down the proposal.

She did.

And when were you gonna tell me about that?

It's not a problem.

It's a problem that the Sumner Group

is gonna underwrite all of this.

You just stick to the task force.

I can handle Claudia.

Hey, talked to the owner.

Looks like we can come down on the asking price.

What's going on between you and Sumner?

Nothing.

I also checked on the availability

of the surrounding property.

Seems like people wanna sell.

It's not a surprise.

I think he has the hands for you.

I don't particularly like Greg.

Now listen.

I have some friends over at The Times .

I'm gonna talk to them and see if we can get

our project into the news.

You're worse than my publicist.

Listen, if there's nothing going on between you and Sumner

how about coming to a game tomorrow night?

Why would I do that?

I don't particularly like you either.

[Bill laughs]

I promise I'll keep my hands to myself.

-Well, that would be a first. -No, really, I'm serious.

Besides, you throw a mean fastball.

-I'd hate to risk my life again. -[laughs] Oh, you deserve that.

I can't go.

My mother's getting married tomorrow.

Congratulations. What time is the wedding?

-Afternoon. -Game's at night.

You can do both, give you a reason to slip out early.

-Alright. If you come with me. -To the wedding?

Yeah.

Oh, don't tell me you cry at weddings.

-Only at my own. -We have a date.

-It's not a date. -Yo, Clifford.

So I guess it's really gonna happen, huh?

Yeah. You look great.

Oh, thanks.

I just came by to say congratulations

and to see if you needed anything.

[sighs] I don't think so.

Have you seen Greg?

No.

But I know he's excited.

He's just a little weird that way.

He doesn't really like to show it.

[chuckles] Yeah.

Thanks.

What's the matter? Don't you like the haircut?

Well, you look like you're going to prison.

I feel like I'm going to prison.

Tell them I had a better idea.

Whoa, am I looking forward to this.

-Yeah? -Yeah.

Like I was gonna be boiled in a vat of hot oil.

Then don't go.

But my mother's feelings would be hurt.

Why is it I get the idea that really isn't it?

[chuckles] It's not.

Paige.

I think you should do whatever it is you wanna do.

And let me do it with you.

That's sweet.

Yeah?

[orchestral music]

I feel lost.

Yesterday, a funeral.

Today, a wedding.

[chuckles] I feel like this is the funeral.

So why are we here?

Because we got invited.

So why did we accept?

I didn't wanna disappoint Anne, you know.

Well, that's very thoughtful of you.

And I wanna see if he was gonna go through

with it.

[door opens]

[music continues]

She looks great.

She has the most beautiful white suit on.

-Is she wearing white? -[whispering] Shh, Mom. God.

Why are you wearing black? What are you, in mourning?

Yes.

[knocks on door]

-Everything alright? -Fine.

Just waiting for the groom.

Yeah. Crowd's getting restless.

They're not the only ones.

Anything wrong?

No, there's nothing wrong.

You look good.

[menacing music]

[orchestral music]

[door opens]

[indistinct chatter]

Oh, Miss Matheson.

I'm sorry.

[door opens]

You look great, babe.

What do you say? You wanna get married?

-Why not? -Well, let's do it.

["Bridal Chorus" playing]

[theme music]