09x25 - With a Heavy Heart

[bunniefuu]

[theme music playing]

[music continues]

[telephone ringing]

-Hello. -Abby?

- Yes. -I spoke to Harold.

He's leaving town tonight.

-Good. - Sorry. This got out of hand.

Just so long it's over.

It's not over.

You can't leave.

Manny said I got to go, so I gotta go.

Stay here. You can get another job.

I can't. You heard what he said.

Your uncle doesn't even care.

It's my mother who's making him do this.

-I'll talk to her. -No.

I can get her to change her mind.

No.

If your mother talks to my uncle...

I'm a dead man.

If you leave...

I might as well be dead.

[somber music]

[sighs] I gotta go.

[door opens and closes]

Phew! What a shot.

Mom, can we go to a Lakers game?

Hmm?

Lakers? Sure.

Brian, I, uh...

I need to talk to your sister alone.

Would you go upstairs?

-Why? -Just do it, Brian. Please.

[sighs]

-[indistinct] -[keys jangling]

Olivia...

I, uh...

-I spoke to Harold's uncle. -You did?

He told me that Harold had taken a job in another city.

I'm sorry.

I think I'm gonna go upstairs and lie down.

Are you alright?

[sighs] Yeah.

Thanks. Thanks a lot for all your help.

Good, boy. What amazing helper, yeah.

Alright, put the animal cr*cker down.

Nothing till after dinner.

Go on upstairs, both of you.

I want you to get all washed up

and I'll have your dinner ready

faster than you can say Jackie Robinson.

-Jackie Robinson! -Jackie Robinson!

Okay, go on.

[birds chirping]

[somber music]

[exhales]

[Val] "I know you must be wondering what's going on .

[Ben and Val] "It's a long story that I can't wait

to tell you in person. "

[Ben] I've been on the go a lot.

I never seem to be in one place for long, but...

Oh.

[piano music]

[indistinct chatters]

You know...

Would you folks like a drink before dinner?

Um, yes, please. I'll have a mineral water.

-The same. -Okay.

You know, I gotta tell ya

I'm still uncomfortable about what happened.

Offering a drink to an alcoholic,

it's like offering a cigarette

to somebody who's got lung cancer.

I'm sorry. I realize how childish that--

And manipulative.

And manipulative.

I'm sorry. I said I'm sorry.

I don't know what else to say.

Do you wanna give us another chance?

Yeah. Yeah, I do.

I also apologized to Val.

I tried to make peace. You know, a truce,

Yeah, I know. She told me.

She also told me she got another letter from Ben.

Uh, it just doesn't make sense.

All these months she hasn't heard from him

and then all of a sudden she gets two letters...

Maybe we should just be happy for her.

Well, I am.

Good.

What I don't understand is she gets two letters

out of the blue without any explanation of

where he's been, what's happened

or when he's comin' back.

-Maybe he can't say. -What?

Are you trying to tell me he can't find a phone that works?

Can we order?

Gary, this is the first time in a long time

that we've been out together.

And I would rather talk about the weather

than the perils of Valene.

The temperature's about 62 degrees out.

Wind's out on the north-west.

[mellow song playing on tape]

Uh, you didn't eat much.

You know, I thought you're saving room for dessert. Here.

You eat it.

And you can tell mom that I'm fine.

She doesn't have to send you up to check on me.

Uh, she didn't send me up here. It was my idea.

Oh, come on. She's always checking up on me.

She doesn't follow you around.

She doesn't watch every move you make.

She probably still thinks I'm on drugs.

Well, she doesn't.

She's only doing what she thinks a mom's supposed to do.

You're only siding with her because she leaves you alone.

You can get away form her.

I never will.

Never.

I think you're just making yourself crazy.

They could care less if I lived or died.

Nobody really likes me.

-I do. -You don't count.

The only person that really, really liked me

is gone.

[song resumes]

♪ It's dark outside ♪

♪ Cold clouds came ♪

♪ Wind is blowin' ♪

♪ And looks like rain... ♪

This place is so beautiful. I can see why you bought it.

I didn't. Abby did.

Oh. Well, it's romantic and gorgeous.

-Jill, what are you doing? -Come on.

Wouldn't you rather, uh, go home

where it's a little more comfortable?

Oh, I'm sure we can find somewhere around here

that's really little comfortable. Let's explore.

-Come on, Gary. -Are you crazy?

I know.

Kind of a weird hour to be unloading.

[Jill] Well, maybe they like a romantic moon.

Do you know that tonight you think everything is weird?

I find that very weird.

Yeah, but still it is out of the ordinary.

I've got something planned

a little out of the ordinary. Come on.

Oh.

[suspenseful music]

Mmh. [sighs]

[music continues]

-[knocks on door] -[Olivia] Yes.

Honey, you're up?

Kinda late, aren't you?

I'm not sleepy.

What are you doing?

Sorting through my travel brochures.

[chuckles]

You know, I never realized you still have those things.

When you were a kid you used to send away to every state.

You know what might be fun?

If you and me and Brian took a trip

on your next school vacation.

Would you like that?

We'll see.

Where would you like to go?

We'll see.

I always think it's fun to plan ahead for a trip, hmm?

We'll see.

If you don't feel any better tomorrow, honey,

you don't have to go to school.

I'll call Dr. Armstrong.

It's not serious.

You want me to stay and keep you company?

No.

Well...

I'm sure you'll feel better in the morning.

Whatever you say, Mother.

[somber music]

[sighs]

[Olivia] Whatever you say, Mother. Whatever you say...

Our tape library's in here.

We don't keep outtakes

because we wouldn't have enough room if we did.

Lemme see.

Uh, here are the documentaries you requested.

-Great. -Okay.

And you can view them in here.

The Governor wants to do a documentary

on his investigative office

and I'd like to see how the pros do.

Oh, well, Ben Gibson was the best we had here.

-You know how to work a VCR? -Yes, I do.

Good. Then take as much time as you need.

If I can help you further, here's a telephone.

Gimme a call on extension 36.

-Thank you. -Okay? Nice meeting you.

[suspenseful music]

Lets hope this Marina deal will generate some business.

I know we've picked up some,

but it's not what it should be by a long shot.

Uh, I have faith in Manny.

He's generating business so far.

-Are those all signed? -Yeah.

How's Olivia doing?

It's hard to tell.

It's different with Brian.

Everything shows on his face,

but with Olivia it's all internal.

I can't believe she tried to elope.

I'm always waiting for the other shoe to drop with her.

You think she slept with him?

I don't know. She says she didn't.

Does she know you asked Manny

to break them up?

No.

Harold told her it was all his idea.

actually she's taking it so well it worries me.

-[knocks on door] -Manny's here.

Well, send him in.

-Good morning. -[Val] Good morning.

If you'll excuse me I have a meeting

but I've sign all the contracts.

That is wonderful. Mm.

I know we're going to enjoy our new partnership.

Yes.

-Well, if you'll excuse me. -Mm-hmm.

-Well... -[door closes]

Here we are.

Great.

Have you, um, spoken to Harold.

He's in Florida.

What did he tell Olivia exactly?

That he had a change of heart.

He came to his senses and realized she was too young.

Got an offer for a good job in Florida.

In Miami.

He couldn't say no.

And you didn't tell him that...

you and I had talked?

Of course not. She'll be fine. He'll be fine.

And we have a cause to celebrate.

Olivia, hi.

Thanks for meeting me here.

-So what do you want? -I haven't see you in a while.

I thought maybe we go catch a movie

or play some tennis or something.

I see.

So your mother told you what happened

and she wants you to cheer me up.

That's not it.

Right.

I'm sorry it didn't work out with you and Harold.

Well, it didn't work out between you and Jodie either.

My mom thought that Jodie was rushing everything.

Kinda like with you and Harold.

Yeah, but your mother and you talked about it

and then you took care of it.

Yeah, well, it sorta worked itself out.

[sighs] Yeah, but it's better than your mother doing it for you.

Controlling your life.

She never lets me out of her sight.

I feel like a prisoner.

Well, why don't we try a little jailbreak and double date?

Two jailbird cousins out on the land.

Who am I supposed to go out with?

I'll fix you up.

Nobody would wanna go out with me.

Sure, they would

and I know the perfect guy for you too.

[somber music]

Why don't you introduce him to my mother?

If they hit it off she'll let me know.

She might even wanna go out with him herself.

She's done that before.

Olivia...

But thanks a lot for trying to cheer me up.

[music continues]

I was one of those undecided voters until today.

This commentary was supposed to have been one of those

it really doesn't matter who you vote for

as long as you get out and vote speeches.

But...

[tape rewinding]

Voter turnout is high than the...

[tape rewinding]

Most eyes have been on the very close race

between Gary Ewing and Peter Hollister.

If voter turnout is high then the edge would go to...

[insects chirping]

[instrumental music]

Oliva?

-Hi. -Hi.

Uh, you can call Aunt Karen and thank her.

Michael joined the cheering up squad.

Are you alright?

Perfect.

You're not doing drugs again, are you?

Drugs wouldn't do any good.

Well...

Jus got a present for you.

-What is this? -Open it and see.

[puppy whimpering]

It's great.

A puppy.

Instead of Harold.

You know, under the circumstances

I think you're taking this very well.

Under what circumstances?

The fact that Harold left town.

Why shouldn't I take it well?

You took it well when Charles Scott left town.

It's in our blood.

Taking it well when...

[sighs] ...the men we love run off.

Taking it... Taking it well

when we really have nothing to look forward to.

Taking it well is a family trait.

It'll get better, Olivia. You'll see.

You mean I'll get tougher like you.

I can always take comfort in my new puppy.

[insects chirping]

-Good evening, Ms. Matheson. -Good evening.

I see business has picked up.

I'm glad you made reservation. May I show you to your table?

Yes, but, uh...

Actually I'm waiting for someone.

I'll check and see if it's ready.

Okay, thank you.

[indistinct chatter]

-Mm. -Good evenin'.

Good evening.

Well, well, what do you think?

I think that I have a lot more buttons.

Well, I dressed for the occasion.

-Mm-hmm. -So what is it?

I've been promoted.

Promoted? To what? Chief hustler?

You're lookin' at the director of public relations.

West end division of Pacific Passageway International.

Uh, you're probably fronting for some drug dealer.

[chuckles] My, my, my. Aren't you fashionably cynical?

You're table is ready, Ms. Matheson. Follow me please.

Uh, why did we pick this place to celebrate of all places?

-Because I love the ambience. -Oh.

-Good evening. -Good evening.

-Good evening. -Good evening.

Uh, you know Mrs. Ewing?

-Uh, yes, if course, hi. -Hi.

I'm sorry to hear you're leaving us.

Well, thank you, but I got a better offer.

You know how those things go.

And, Paige, I hear you're working for Greg now.

I didn't know you had any skills.

Oh, well, good taste and good breeding

cover multitude of sins.

That was great. That was great.

I didn't expect a [indistinct].

[chuckles]

Anytime I can entertain you.

Well, actually, there is something.

There is this relucting company

that doesn't wanna be bought out.

And if I attempt the hostile takeover, they're just gonna

run out and get a white knight to protect 'em.

So, I was thinking maybe you'd try a hostile takeover,

and then I could sweep in as the white knight.

[inhales deeply] Mm.

Well, what's in it for me?

Well, I'll buyback whatever stock you end up with

at a substantial profit.

And who makes the, uh, original stock purchase?

I do. You're just the front.

Sounds vaguely... [inhales] unethical.

Unethical but not ill*gal.

And if you say yes,

there's an incredible after-dinner dessert

in it for you.

I might just want, uh, [inhales deeply]

a very very rich...dessert.

[crowd applauding]

[voice message] This is Ben Gibson reporting.

[static noise]

[voice fluctuating] This is Ben Gibson.

This is Ben...

[static noise]

Ben Gibson... [indistinct]

[click]

[voice recording] Hi, it's Ben.

[kids screaming in the distance]

[panting]

[chuckles] Frank?

Hi, Val.

[chuckles] What are you doin' here?

-Just sittin' and thinkin'. -[chuckles]

I didn't know you were a jogger.

Yeah, sure. Every day.

You should join me sometime.

Oh, uh, is that a hint?

[laughs] Oh, no. No way it's a hint.

You're sure up early.

Yeah, outside.

It's a good place to think.

Oh, you're right.

Used to get all my best ideas for writing out here.

That's right. You're a writer.

Any luck with the job hunting?

Nah, nothin'.

Well... [exhales sharply]

what do you bet, today's gonna be your day.

-You think so? -Oh, I know so! [chuckles]

I'm gonna take your word for it.

-Count on it. -[chuckles]

Any word from Ben?

Yeah, got another letter from him the day before yesterday.

-Hey, that's great! -[chuckles]

[sighs] Except I'm going crazy waiting.

I'm trying to get some help from the state department.

Oh, no, no. Forget that. It's too much red tape.

Go there yourself, have them check it out.

You are absolutely right.

That's exactly what I'm gonna do this morning.

I gotta go 'cause I've got a cleaning lady

keeping an eye on the kids.

-I'll see you later! -Okay.

-Bye! -[Val] Buh-bye!

-[Jill chuckles] -[door unlocks]

I was thinking I'd make pasta tonight.

Is Val home? I thought I'd call her and invite the kids over--

Yeah, I think she'd be home later today.

She was gonna stop by the [indistinct] consulate.

Ah. Well, I'll give her a call.

-Okay. Bye. -Bye.

-Mmh. -I love you.

Love you.

-Morning. Hey. -Hi, Mack.

-Hey. -New tie?

Well, it's better. [chuckles]

-Have you seen Olivia? -No.

I heard she's havin' a rough time.

This guy she was going with dumped her.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

I know she's had a rough year.

Yeah, well. Karen and I are gonna take her to lunch today

at Lotus Point.

I was at Lotus Point last night.

There was a boat offloading around midnight.

Doesn't it seem a little odd to you?

I don't know. Maybe.

Seemed odd to me.

-Take it easy. -Hmm.

[click]

What time do you want me to pick you up?

[chuckles] Um...

My car will be ready about 5:00, and I'll call the garage.

Okay.

[suspenseful music playing]

[phone ringing]

[automated message] Hi, you've reached the Gibson residence.

We'd like to know that you called , but we can't

unless you leave your name, and your number,

and the time of your call.

So, wait for the beep. Thank you.

[beep]

[Ben's voice message] Hi, it's Ben.

Honey, sorry if I held you up.

Just gonna put on my jacket, and we can go.

Frank, you can't go dressed like that.

Not to an employment agency. [chuckles]

I've changed my mind. I'm not going.

Frank...

How am I supposed to compete

with kids straight out of college, Pat?

I was trained as a cop.

A damn good one!

When I go to these employment agencies now,

you know what they see in my face?

That I'm embarrassed competing with these kids.

That I can't start over at my age!

[Karen] You know when your Uncle Sid died,

I thought it was the end of the world.

My life stopped.

I was all alone.

I had kids to raise.

Then, in time, I realized that life goes on.

And that you have to learn to live

even with a tragedy like that.

Then along came this fast-talking Irishman,

and he made my life wonderful again.

I'll never forget your Uncle Sid.

But I have gone on with my life.

I see what you're going through.

Because Paige's mother walked out on me.

[Mack] If you can believe that one.

[chuckles]

But it gave me an opportunity to meet

this wonderful, charming,

beautiful, and very very fair Aunt Karen.

Excuse me. Mack, you have a phone call.

Yeah, thanks.

So, as they say in the story books...

"They lived happily ever after,"

something like that.

Excuse me.

You know, Michael always hates it when I say he's young,

but there are some things that you just

have to learn from experience.

I don't like learning from experience.

Honey, right now, you have no perspective at all.

Things will get better, I promise.

My mother will always watch me for the rest of my life.

I hate it.

You know, Harold didn't leave because he wanted to.

My mother made him.

Are you sure?

She said she wouldn't go through with this business contract

with Harold's uncle unless he made Harold leave the town.

Olivia...

running away to get married at your age is something that

one does not take lightly.

But I made a deal with my mother that I would not run off again.

I wouldn't even go out on school nights.

I said that I would go to college.

Just as long as I was able to see him.

She ruined it all.

And did you live up to your end of the deal?

I did not run away again.

I just wanted to see him to talk.

I missed him.

You would've handled it differently, I know it.

Oh...

I don't know.

It's very hard raising kids.

I know it's difficult being a daughter,

but it's also difficult being a mother.

And it isn't too easy being an aunt.

[sniffles] I miss him.

I miss him, and I will never see him again.

[indistinct chatter]

Oh. The business is picking up.

-The Marina deal is working. -Yeah.

Gary said there was a lot of activity

down here the other night.

Around midnight.

He said it seemed very strange.

I have to ask Manny about that.

Ask Manny?

[scoffs] Do you know anything about him?

-What do you mean? -What do I mean?

Just what I said, do you know anything about him?

Oh, I don't believe it, you're jealous.

-I'm not jealous. I'm not. -[chuckles] Yes, you are!

I just wanna know why he was unloading boats

in the middle of the night.

Because that's when they arrived maybe.

I can't believe this!

A man pays a little bit of attention to me,

and all of a sudden, he's a dope dealer or something.

[Manny] Karen, how are you?

[Karen] Oh, I'm--I'm fine.

-Uh, Manny, this is my-- -Husband.

-Husband. -How you doin'?

Mack MacKenzie. Manny Vasquez.

-How are you? -How do you do?

-Good. -You have a charming wife.

Yeah.

Nice to have met.

Nice meeting you.

-Nice guy. -Don't start.

I didn't say anything.

But I bet that suit's worth about 1500 dollars.

Oh, now, he's a criminal, huh?

Just because he wears a nice suit!

I didn't say that. Did I say... I didn't say anything.

Mack.

I have to go to work.

Why don't you buy yourself a pair of socks? Silk.

You'll feel better.

[instrumental music]

Abby, did you know that Olivia was coming out here today?

[exhales] No.

What did she want?

Well, I don't know. She left before I got back.

I hear she broke up with her boyfriend.

Yeah, she did. It's...

been kind of hard on her.

-Uh-huh. What happened? -[Abby] He left.

-He took a job in Miami. -[Gary] Oh.

Listen, um, she left this riding trophy here that

we both won when we entered a competition together.

She left a note saying she wanted me to have it.

You know, when she won it, she practically took it

to bed with her every night. Did you know about this?

No.

Oh. When you hear from her, would you let me know?

I will. Gary...

[inhales deeply] Thanks.

Sure. Buh-bye.

-[Karen] Hi. -Come on in.

I had lunch with Olivia today.

[exhales] Well, seems she's talking to everyone but me.

She knows, Abby.

She knows what?

That you asked Manny to have Harold leave town.

She's not in good shape.

[exhales sharply] I know.

She said something to Michael about

not having any friends, and...

[inhales deeply] no one loving her.

[Karen] Where are you going?

[intense music]

[Olivia] I think I'll go upstairs and lie down.

I have a headache.

[Karen] She said something to Michael about...

not having any friends, and...

-[Olivia] Whatever you say. - [Karen] ...no one loving her.

[Karen] She's not in good shape.

[Olivia] Whatever you say, Mother.

-Olivia! -She isn't here.

[sighs] Where is she?

I don't know. She just went out.

Did she say when she'll be back?

-Um, no. -Didn't you even ask her, Brian?

Well, you know Olivia. Look, she gave me her puppy.

She hasn't named it yet, so I get to name it whatever I want.

[puppy barks, whimpers]

Uh, I'll take real good care of it.

I won't let anything happen.

Isn't that nice of her?

Julie! Home from work!

[Julie] I'm upstairs.

You're still not dressed?

-That's very perceptive of you. -Frank!

Don't Frank me!

I'm tired of you trying to encourage me! I don't want it!

Fine, fine. Far be it from me to encourage you.

Sit around the house all damn day, for all I care!

For your information, I did not sit around the house all day!

I got up, I got dressed, I put on a tie,

and I filled out about 15 applications!

What did it give me? Nothin'!

[Frank] Not one interview, not one appointment!

Not even one encouraging word!

Now, where would you suggest I look tomorrow?

Mom...

you need any help with dinner?

I sure do, honey. [chuckles] Come on in.

-Hey, pocket! -Hey, Daddy.

Now that mom's back with car, I can run some errands. Okay?

Okay.

-Mrs. Ewing. -Yes?

What time did you want dinner served?

[sighs]

We'll wait for Olivia.

-I'll keep it warm. -Thanks.

[sighs]

[phone ringing]

-Hello. -Oh, Michael. Hi.

Um, have you seen Olivia?

Not since yesterday. How's she doing?

[Abby] She's fine.

She's just a little late for dinner. I...

She said she might stop by to see you.

No. Uh-uh.

No, I'll ask my mom though. Hold on, okay?

Mom, it's Abby. She wants to know if you've seen Olivia.

[Karen] No. Is there anything wrong?

No, she's just late for dinner, and she thought

that Olivia said she was coming here.

Tell her we'll call her if she drops by.

No, she hasn't seen her either.

But w-we'll call you if she drops by.

-Okay, thanks. -No problem. Bye.

[door unlocks]

-[puppy whimpers] -Come, Puppy. Come on.

[chuckles]

-[Brian murmurs] -[Abby chuckles]

I took Puppy for a walk. [chuckles]

Where's Olivia? I'm starving.

There's uh, there is some chicken in the kitchen for you.

Okay. Come on.

[exhales sharply]

I didn't mean any trouble.

[Manny] I understand.

I wanna apologize for my nephew.

Harold is impetuous.

His mother used to say that about him.

I've always had to keep my eye on him.

-I don't-I don't wanna see him. -I think that's best right now.

I am sorry.

I understand.

-I'd like to ask you a favor. -Anything.

I wrote Harold a letter.

Would you give it to him?

Sure.

Thanks. Bye.

Bye.

[door closes]

-[distant screaming] -[keys jingling]

Mommy won. Okay. [chuckles]

Whoa, whoa, wait a minute, sweetie!

Gotta get your jacket off.

Hold on. Come here. That's over here.

Give mommy your jacket.

Aye, wasn't that a good movie, huh?

Yeah, I liked the dancing broomsticks.

Oh, you did?

-I liked them too. -You did?

That makes it unanimous, doesn't it?

-Could we see it again tomorrow? -[Val] Tomorrow?

Are you crazy? It's bedtime. Now you go upstairs

and get your jammies on. Mommy will be up in a minute.

Take the purse upstairs and put it in mommy's room.

Take it upstairs.

[exhales sharply]

[static noise]

[beep]

[Karen's voice message] Val, I'm at the office,

and I thought maybe you'd like to catch a movie tonight.

-[chuckles] -Call me.

-[beep] -No, Karen.

Not with dancing broomsticks, I hope.

[beep]

[Ben's voice message] Hi, it's Ben.

God, I missed you and the kids!

[static noise]

[Karen's voice message] ...catch a movie tonight.

-Call me. -[beep]

[mellow music]

[Ben's voice message] Hi, it's Ben.

God, I missed you and the kids.

I want to... I hope you can hear me.

This phone system is entire...

-[static noise] -[beep]

[upbeat music playing]

Hey, how you doin'? What can I get you?

Um...give me a bear.

-A bottle? -Yeah. Light.

What'd you get?

-175. -Good.

-Thanks. -[indistinct]

Uh, no. Just keep it.

Thanks.

Say, neighbor, how you doin'?

-Great, how are you? -Good, good.

-Mind if I join you? -Please.

How's the job hunting going?

I'm now becoming an expert at filling out job applications.

Yeah.

You know, come to think of it, I can use some help.

-Like freelance. -Freelance?

Yeah. Doing a little investigation.

-I'm not an investigator. -I didn't say you were.

There's this guy I'm a little suspicious about.

I just wanna check it out.

Is this some kind of joke?

Well, I could be wrong,

but this guy is squeaky clean.

Too clean to be clean, you know what I'm sayin'?

You know, he wears these million-dollar suits.

Oh, he's got money!

Yeah, but where does it come from?

I just wanna see if he is who he says he is, you know?

Where he's lived before, what business he's been,

who his friends are,

what he's had for breakfast, are there raisins in his cereal,

-does he wear dirty socks-- -Mack...

I'm not a detective!

I am not a cop!

Fine, fine. I know. Fine.

I just need someone who...thinks like a cop.

-I got a job! -[Patricia laughs]

Oh, honey!

That's great. That's good.

-What kinda job? -Well...

it's the kinda job I can do with my eyes closed.

What kinda job?

I don't know. if it's caution to tell.

-I will k*ll you. -[chuckles]

Mack hired me to check out something for him.

Something?

Someone.

Job. My kinda job. [laughs]

[doorbell rings]

-Hello. -May I come in?

Sure.

Olivia came to see me this evening.

She did?

She wanted me to give Harold a letter.

Did you read it?

Thought I'd let you make that choice.

[sighs]

[intense music]

[Olivia] Dear Harold.

I've never loved anyone like I loved you.

I thought we would be together forever.

I realized that's impossible.

But I want you know that I am thinking of you at the end.

Thank you for loving me.

Olivia.

Oh, God.

-Next on Knots Landing... -Kid sent you a suicide note.

-What? -You know what she'd do ?

Where she is, anything?

I think she's too smart to go through with it.

Do you?

Very funny, very cute!

Business at Lotus Point finally

is turning around a little bit,

and you want to arrest the guy

who's responsible for it!

I just wanna find out what his business really is!

His people deal in enough cash

to go into branch, Mack.

It's all a front.

Coke.

[sighs]

[theme music playing]