11x26 - My Love Always

[bunniefuu]

"Dear Karen, could I get an autographed picture of you?

It would be an honor to me and I would treasure it."

It's fine, Dianne. Make fun if you want to.

Just listen to this. "I am so impressed.

"I never watched the show before you came on it.

You're the greatest."

"And sexy too."

You wrote this.

Very funny.

"Dear Karen, I'm writing again because I want to make sure

"you know how very, very much I like you.

"I think about you all the time

[Dianne] "and I live for your show to come on.

I tape it so I can have you with me anytime I want... At--"

"At night I watched the tape without any sound

[Jeff] "and just seeing you there.

I imagine you were in my room with me

and this makes me feel better.

"I know it would be impossible for you

"to be with a person like me

"because you are so famous,

"but I use...

"I use my imagination

and even leave room for you in my bed."

"I hope this doesn't make you blush,

"but even if it does, you are more beautiful

"when you blush.

When we are in bed, I imagine that..."

[dramatic music]

How's it signed?

"My love always."

Same guy who wrote the other ones.

This is creepy.

[dramatic tense music]

[theme music]

[narrator] Previously on Knots Landing.

This is his job.

[Betsy] My dad grows horses.

Be still you little horses.

Yeah, can we have a baby brother?

-A ring? -To make it official.

There.

[Tom] I propose that you move in with me.

You mean get married?

You've got marriage on the brain.

What do you think I am?

The flavor of the month?

[Greg chuckles]

I know I brought them.

I know I brought my sunglasses.

Karen MacKenzie?

Wayne Wilson, our new security guard.

-Hi. -Hi.

[theme music]

I don't know why it surprises me

that Danny's already out of jail.

He's like some creature from outer space some...

...infestation you can't get rid of.

Just keeps getting away with things and he...

Just keeps coming back.

Well, his life will come back on him sooner or later.

I don't see how you can be so calm about this.

I'm not calm, I want to tear his head off

but that's not going to solve anything

and neither is thinking about him all the time.

No, I just... Can't help it.

Well, concentrate. Think of the...

I don't know, sauerkraut.

The hills where you grew up.

-Baseball. -Baseball.

I'm not even interested in baseball?

There you are, see? For two seconds,

you didn't think about Danny.

-Danny who? -There you go.

Mommy, Daddy. Can we play with this?

-You bad. Give me that. -Be careful with that.

You get up there with your mom

and I'll get a picture of all of you, together.

-Wait a minute. -I don't want my picture taken.

-Yes, you do. -No, Gary. I don't.

-Gary would you stop it. -Come on.

-Val, come back here. -No, don't.

[Bobby] Come on mom, you're being silly.

Come back here.

Look, Scott. You wanna take credit

for getting me out of jail? Fine.

You also want to take credit for getting

-my driver's license suspended? -No, Danny.

You get all the credit for refusing

for refusing to take the breathalyzer test

and refusing to take the blood test.

And refusing to give a urine sample.

Tell me something I don't know, Scott.

Well, apparently you didn't realize

that refusing to take those tests

means an automatic suspension of your license.

Now he tells me.

You want to blame your drinking on me too?

You want to blame me for not knowing

chapter and verse of the law.

I blame you for evading responsibility

for your actions.

Primo analysis, Scott.

Is that an editorial comment or is this legal advice?

It's a fact.

-Take some advice. -Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Let me look at my watch and see how much is it going to cost me.

You are charging me by the minute now.

-Aren't you, Scott? -No. This is for free.

Don't make things worse for yourself.

Leave your wife alone.

Take advantage of the suspension.

Take a vacation.

-Get some rest. -You went to law school, Scott?

Get another lawyer.

Hey, hey.

You know, how they call 3000 attorneys

at the bottom of the ocean?

A good start.

[dramatic music]

Karen, may I have your autograph, please?

[stuttering] I'm sorry, I...

Of course you can have my autograph.

-There you go. Bye. -Thanks.

[gasps]

-Wayne. -What's the matter?

You gave me a heart attack.

I'm sorry, I was just checking under the car.

-For what? -Just to be sure.

Sometimes people might hide.

It's just a precaution, Miss MacKenzie.

Fine. Thank you, Wayne.

But next time, please let me know you're there.

Of course, Miss MacKenzie.

[car engine starts]

[Detective] As far as the Police Department is concerned,

Tom Ryan is a model detective.

Loyal and brave and true, eh?

They'd like to clone him. He's getting married, you know.

I heard.

[Detective] You should read his service record.

In the top 10% of his graduating class

at the Academy.

Awarded the Police Star

and the Medal of Valor for Bravery.

Meritorious Unit Citation,

Police Distinguished Service Medal.

What gave McKenzie the idea

that Admiral Tom is dirty?

[Detective] Ryan is dirty.

He's dirty but slippery. Nobody can hang anything on him.

He covers his tracks.

What's his division?

He used to be in Homicide. Now they got him in Narcotics.

Who does he work for outside the department?

I used to be the highest bidder.

Used to be?

Now where does he got scared and returned to the mainstream?

Was he ever hooked up with Oakman Industries?

Yeah. But you're not gonna find any canceled checks

with his name on him.

-Too bad. -Too bad?

Honey.

You got a lot of homework to catch up on.

Yeah.

You want me to help you with it?

Could give you a vocabulary quiz on French.

No.

Algebra. I used to be pretty good at this stuff.

We could work on some equations.

-No. -What about English?

We're supposed to be keeping a journal.

-Oh. -Yeah. "Oh"

Well, let me get started.

I bet I could get an A on that, all right?

You see, the other kids only have normal stuff

to write about. Like cheerleading tryouts

and choir practice.

And other parents are nagging them

to take out the garbage and make their beds.

But me...

I can write about how great it is...

Not to have my mother saying "Stand up straight, honey,"

or "practice your piano lesson all day long."

[sobbing] I don't have to wear the clothes

that my mother picks out for me, do I?

I don't have to do one thing that my mother wants me to do.

I can write about all the fun I'm having

watching my mother hang onto her life by a thread.

[sobs]

[Sue] Ready for you in the set, Karen.

-Everything all right? -Has the mail come yet?

Yes, the mail has come.

And yes, you can read it as soon as you finish the show.

Come on, Karen. You gonna drive yourself crazy

with all this mail stuff?

[eerie music]

I'd like to thank my guest today, Eugene Woodall.

Of the Environmental Fund

for helping us prepare for Earth Day.

See you next time on Open Mic.

-[Sue] And we're out. -Thank you everybody. Good show.

Cheryl. What are you doing in here?

[Jeff] I told him he could watch.

I don't need protection.

-Thank you very much. -Thank you, Wayne.

We really mustn't let our infatuation

with the star cloud our judgment.

The control room is for authorized personnel.

Jeff, has the mail come in yet?

I'll be right out with it.

You also pick up her laundry.

Rachel.

Thanks.

-Well? -No problems.



-No "my love always?" -Mm.

Thank goodness. This guy was really getting to me.

In my mind, I was conjuring up some kind of monster.

[Jeff laughs]

I'm home.

[Betsy] Mommy, mommy.

Oh, boy, this is the best thing

that's happened to me all day. Give me a kiss.

Hey, why don't you go and feed the fish her dinner

so we can have ours, okay?

Oh, good. Oh, Mack, I feel so good.

No weird letters at the studio today.

This was in our mail today.

"Dear Karen, you know by now how much I respect you.

"That is, if you're reading my letters.

"It's important to me to know you're reading my letters

because you mean so much to me."

He has my home address.

Never was a secret.

"I know I am a nobody and you are a TV personality,

"but I think you are nice enough to do your biggest fan a favor.

"Tomorrow is my birthday.

"Maybe you could wish me happy birthday on the air.

"You don't have to use my name or anything.

"But maybe say at the end

"when you talk about your next show

"and thank your guests you could say happy birthday

"to a special friend.

"I would know you mean me,

"and I would know you're reading the letters of your truest fan.

"You are my best friend.

I won't say more in case your husband is reading this."

-My love always. -"My love always."

[tense music]

Now go jump on the bed.

[Gary] Bobby. Bobby. No, not. Bobby!

Bobby. Give me that camera.

Bobby. Come here, Bobby.

-Good morning. -Hi.

You don't mind if I'm on the phone for a while, do you?

I won't disturb you.

Are you sure?

You don't have to ask my permission to use your phone.

You see, I have a lot of business calls

to make this morning to New York.

And if I wait too long, it'll be lunchtime there

and I won't be able to reach anybody at all.

I mean, think about it.

Time zones meant absolutely nothing

until someone named Alexander Graham Bell

hooked up a bunch of wires.

I have to make some copies.

[phone rings]

Michael Fairgate's desk.

He stepped out for just a moment.

Sure, I'll tell him you called.

[romantic music]

Yes, I'd like to know how much your tickets are

for the rock concert tomorrow night.

Balcony.

Don't you have a cheaper balcony?

Fine, I'll need 2.

Absolutely under no circumstance should you even consider

giving into this creep's request.

-Agree -I agree.

We're all in agreement.

You should record this moment of posterity.

-[door knock] -Yes.

They're ready for you, Miss MacKenzie.

Okay, Wayne, one minute, please.

Let's just keep this between us.

I don't want the staff and crew to worry.

-Yeah, good idea. -I agree.

-Dianne? -Of course, I agree.

You don't have to ask, do you?

-Have a good show. -Okay.

[Frank] I've been doing everything.

Julie and I take turns reading to her.

-Yeah. -How's Julie doing?

She practically lives here. She should be in school.

I haven't got the heart to make her go.

No, don't. I think she's better off staying here with her mom.

How long? A couple of days? A week?

Doctors have no way of telling how long the coma might last.

-Sooner or later-- -[door open abruptly]

-Dad, she moved. She moved. -What?

-Would you get the doctor? -Absolutely. You bet.

See, I was running my finger down her arm,

the way she used to do mine, and her hand moved.

Honey?

I'm here. It's me.

Can you move her hand?

[gasps] See?

[Frank] We saw it, baby.

We saw that you moved your hand.

I know you can hear me. Don't worry.

Everything is going to be okay. You're going to get better. We--

-What's happened? -She moved her hand

Watch.

See? Did you see that? She did.

[emotional music]

Julie, could you stay with your mom

for a few minutes while I speak to your dad?

-Keep talking to her baby. -[exhaling] I will.

You did great, mom. Keep it up.

Mr. Williams, your wife is still in your coma.

-Yeah, but she's moving now. -Not the way you mean it.

-Would you like to sit down? -No, no. No. What?

Our thought process, consciousness,

personality are controlled by the cortex of the brain.

The cortex of your wife's brain was the first part

affected by the lack of oxygen.

It's the part that's in the coma.

The brainstem controls certain basic...

non conscious movement.

I know it looks like your wife is responding to you

and I know you want your wife to respond to you.

But these movements are pure reflex.

They are not conscious.

[emotional music]

Would you like me to explain this to your daughter?

No.

Do you wanna do it again, mom?

Unless you're getting tired. Are you tired?

Well, we can practice later.

You did great.

[Karen] I want to thank my guest Yolanda Greco

for being with us today.

And I'd like to thank you for joining us

and ask that you make every day Earth Day.

This is the only earth we've got

and we better take care of it.

See you next time on Open Mic.

Are you still worried?

Worried? What do I have to worry about?

The holes in the ozone?

No one seems to care about conserving water

and some weirdos after my wife.

What do I have to worry about?

Thank you so much. You too.

Uh, Karen. Telephone call for you.

Excuse me.

This is Karen Mackenzie.

[Wayne whispering] You didn't wish me happy birthday.

You hurt me, Karen.

Who ...

[eerie music]

Seven o'clock. Christine's. Black tie optional.

-I beg your pardon? -Don't beg, doll.

It's not becoming.

What are you talking about?

We have dinner reservations.

Well, ask my mother. I'm engaged.

You're also employed. This is business.

Business?

[Greg] Yeah, we're having dinner with Mrs. Richfield.

We'll tell her we'll have to change it to lunch.

I have plans with Tom.

You can play kissy poo with Tom when work is over.

If you tell her why I had to cancel,

I'm sure that Mrs. Richfield will understand.

But will I? Don't forget who signs the paychecks.

Oh, you'd never let me forget that.

You don't think I'd fire you, do you?

I have given up trying to predict what you'll do.

But if you did fire me,

it won't be because of the quality of my work.

Well, I was supposed to work tonight, and I said no.

Why can't you?

Your clients might be courteous enough to wait a day,

but criminals won't rearrange their schedule for me.

We'll have someone else handle it.

Baby, I can't. It's a sting operation.

I set it all up. I got to go through with it.

Fine. You do your job tonight. I'll do mine.

Have a wonderful evening.

[scoffs]

You know, it may be tough having a wife

who doesn't understand your work.

She understands that. She just hates it.

Funny. That's how I feel about marriage.

Let's go.

We still have to pick up the money

and then make sure the backups are in place.

After you, partner.

I wanted to wear that blouse tonight.

-You want to borrow it, honey? -It's mine.

You're kidding.

Who can remember?

Keep it, it's already stained anyway.

Oh, Paige. It'll come out.

But if you really want me to have it, thanks,

You can take it to Europe with you when you go back.

Go back?

Well, this is a vacation, isn't it?

Well...

When you and Tom have a little tiff.

You want your privacy. I can understand that.

Tom and I are not having a little tiff.

Sweetheart, you skewer me

over an itty bitty stain and you expect me to believe

that you're not upset with Tom for standing you up?

He's working.

Is that what he told you?

Yes, and I trust him.

Well, good for you.

Do you know what the word trust is?

Have you ever said it without the word fund behind it?

[Anne laughs]

I have trusted every man I ever dated.

As long as I could check up on him.

And while I'm out,

you can feel free to put a little rent money

in the cookie jar

as long as you're planning on staying.

You pay rent for this place?

[shower]

I always assumed your ex-boyfriend subsidized it.

[dramatic music]

Hi. Thank you.

-Glad you could make it. -My job means a lot to me.

-Wine? -No, thank you.

Only two place settings.

You have a keen sense for the obvious.

What happened to Mrs. Richfield?

-She stood me up. -Oh!

Before or after I called to say I was coming.

They have a wonderful pasta here.

I can't pronounce it, but you're gonna love it.

[Wyatt] Punctuality. I like that in my customers.

Doesn't come any finer.

You don't mind if we test it, do you?

Do you mind if I count?

[Greg] Your boyfriend's reputation tells me

he's not a man of character.

You're supposed to say. "What do you mean by that?"

Sure you don't want something to eat?

No, I'm not hungry.

What I mean is that he has a bad reputation as a cop.

He comes up a little short on ethics.

You want to talk about ethics?

Whoa, do I sense some hostility here?

You sense skepticism.

Look, I asked around.

Your boyfriend's a thief.

I've dated worse.

Goodnight.

[tense music]

-Pretty good. -What'd I tell you?

Man says he sells the best and doesn't lie.

An even hundred, you guys are righteous.

-When can we do this again? -About five or 10 years?

Put your hands on your head. It's party time.

You under arrest for possession of ill*gal narcotics substances.

See what other goodies this guy has got

stashed around here, all right?

Larry, look in the corner.

You have the right to consult an attorney

before we talk to you and have him or her present

while we talk to you.

If you cannot afford a lawyer,

one will be appointed to represent you

before any questioning, free of charge,

Do you understand each of the rights I have read to you?

Well, well, well. What do we have here?

What do we have here?

Oh. Looks like business has been very good.

What's your guess?





[click]

Michael. Have you ever heard of The Ugly Dog?

Are you serious?

They're vicious, insane.

They're the best.

Well, I just won two tickets to the Ugly Dog concert.

-Really? -On the radio.

Can you believe it?

Oh, I love the Ugly Dog.

Michael, what do you think about Mort?

-Well, that's no answer. -What? You're serious?

Oh, well...

Mort is also vicious and insane,

but in a different way.

Well, I was thinking of asking him

to go to the concert with me.

Mort?

Mort?

Well, they're your tickets.

You're right, forget Mort.

Maybe I'll think of somebody else.

Me. She asked me.

She wins two tickets and I get lucky.

-It's great. -No, it's not great.

Asking me would have been great.

-Sore loser. -Thought Linda liked me.

She likes you, Mort, as a human being.

But when it comes to dating, she has taste.

-Right Michael? -How would I know?

So what do you think I should take her after the concert?

Someplace wild and happening?

No, no. Nice quiet bistros. Better for the first day.

What kind of food does she like, Michael?

How would I know?

She was married to your brother?

You must know something about her.

All we know is Michael's brother was crazy to divorce her.

I mean, any guy who let Linda get away

is an absolute complete knucklehead.

-Knock, knock. -Come in.

-We have about half an hour. -What's that?

It was left for you at the front desk.

Oh, Sue, would you check

the conference room for me, please?

I can't find my keys. I don't know where I left them.

[Sue] Sure

Wayne.

-Yes, ma'am? -Call Jeff.

[phone ringing]

-Mack MacKenzie's office. -Peggy, where's Mack?

Uh, he's over at the courthouse.

Would you tell him to call me as soon as he gets in?

I'll see if I can reach him over there. You're at the studio?

Yes, please. Bye.

It came with this.

"Dear Karen,

"I was really, really mad at you for what you did to me,

"but I decided to forgive you.

"I guess you couldn't wish me a happy birthday

"because... You always have to say certain things.

"They probably make you say them, right?

"But you can wear the scarf on today's show.

"I will see it.

"And you won't have to say a single word to me.

"Not one word.

"It will be our secret

"and it will be all I ask.

My love... Always."

-Pass this on to the police. -Yeah, all right.

No luck with your keys, Karen.

-You have about 20 minutes. -Thank you, Sue.

Hang in there, we'll talk after they finish taping, okay?

Hey. Come on.

The show must go on and all that...

nonsense.

We're going to get this guy, all right?

Could you...

[dramatic tense music]

[woman #1] There you go, Paige.

Everything's in order. Thank you.

Oh, when can I wire funds to the account?

Oh, the account is open now.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Oh, Paige, I really love that blouse.

Thanks.

Uh, three minutes.

Excuse me, Mrs. McKenzie,

I'm no expert, but in my opinion it's not such a big deal.

What?

Well, I mean what harm can it do?

It's such a little thing to wear the scarf.

No one will know.

I mean, in my opinion,

this person sounds lonely

and he sounds as if he admires you.

What in the world are you suggesting?

I will no more wear that scarf

than meet that man in a dark alley.

If I gave him one clue that I read those pathetic letters,

I'd never get rid of him.

It's just my opinion.

[Paige] Is that you, mother?

You're home early.

[Paige] Don't worry, I'm leaving.

-Bye. -Have a good time.

[sighs]

All week, in the spirit of Earth Day,

we've been trying to focus on things

that individuals can do.

It's going to sound silly to some people

that you suggest they snip

plastic six pack rings when they dispose of them,

but not after you explain why.

More than 15,000 of these were discovered

in a single three hour cleanup period

on the Texas Gulf Coast in 1988.

In the water, these plastic rings

are virtually invisible

and can choke or strangle marine life,

including birds and mammals.

Pelicans for example, diving into the water for the--

-[crash] -[Karen screaming]

Oh, my God, go to commercial. I'll check on Karen.

-Are you all right? -What happened?

[Dianne] Everybody stand by.

[Wayne] All right, everyone, move back.

[man #1] Jeez. That light almost hit her.

[gasping]

[Karen] Jeff, I was almost k*lled.

How could this happen?

The important thing is you are not hurt.

The important thing is to find out who did this.

No one did it. It was an accident.

But if I find out who's responsible

they're as good as fired.

Could we talk about this somewhere else?

[indistinct chatter]

Karen is right.

-Right about what? -Right to be worried that this

-is related to those letters. -How can you prove that?

How can you prove that it wasn't?

-When was the last time -Look, I'm not trying to

-something like that happened? -minimize the seriousness

of this but it was a serious accident.

How can you write this off?

I have some maniac writing me and asking me to wear a scarf

and I don't and I almost get k*lled.

Karen.

No one could get in here to rig that.

No security system is perfect.

[Jeff stomps feet]

How can I ever feel safe on the set again?

Karen, go home.

Take the day off.

We'll rerun something, we-we'll cover somehow.

Nobody should have to go through what you've just gone through.

I'm really very sorry.

Thank you.

You're trying to scare her.

[sighs] I'm trying to be realistic

about this maniac.

Being realistic means being scared.

You're up to something.

The woman was nearly k*lled!

As if you care.

[scoffs]

If you want to keep your job...

don't ever talk to me like that again.

[clicks tongue] Ah!

Still haven't found your keys y?

No, Wayne.

Well, I'll be glad to drive you home.

Thanks.

[low intense music]

[engine starts]

Karen!

Dianne found your keys.

Oh.

Thank you.

Thanks for the offer.

Anytime.

[car honks]

-Mack! -Hi.

Hey. I heard.

Oh, I don't know how much more I can take of this.

[Mack] That's all right. Look.

I made arrangements with Barbara to take care of Meg.

I have dinner reservations at Albin's.

We're gonna have a nice, quite dinner,

listen to some music, huh?

Leave your car here. I'll drive.

No, first we'll see Frank.

Then we'll go to dinner.

I love you.

[car engine starts]

[low intense music]

Harvey will k*ll me if we're la.

Which ones?

Either.

You know, the magazines are wrong.

You can't go from day to evening in just one outfit.

Oh?

-Why not? -Because it's not any fun.

Hm.

What do you think?

Too much for the Ugly Dog?

Not if you're planning to sing back-up.

Thanks for your help.

Well, you could wear a full metal jacket

and put glue in your hair and you'd still get away with it

at a rock concert.

Oh. Am I disturbing you?

No, no, not at all.

Ready.

-Hi. -[Linda] Hi.

Gosh, you know, I just realized

these tickets are way up in the balcony.

What do you expect for free?

See you, Michael.

See you, Michael.

Say, "With my magic I can make this ball get smaller."

With my magic I can make this ball get smaller.

Here you go. Now, hold it just like that.

Perfect.

Say, "And smaller."

And smaller.

[Valene and Gary exclaiming]

[laughing softly]

And smaller.

-Ooh! -[laughs softly]

Sweetie.

Until it disappears.

[Valene] Oh, that's so good.

I didn't know you could do magic.

[Bobby] Wait, mom, there's more.

Until I say come back.

[Valene] Oh!

[Valene laughs] Bobby, that's wonderful.

Can I see it again?

-Yeah. -Uh, yeah

after you, uh, after you brush your teeth

and get in your pajamas.

Please.

Oh, come on, Gary, just one more time.

-[Gary] No. -It's so good.

-Please. -After they're in their pajamas.

-Come on. Come on. -All right.

We're gonna have to do pajamas.

We'll do pajamas first and then we'll see it.

-Why can't we see it now? -[Valene] We will.

All we gotta do is brush your teeth...

[tape rewinds]

Until I say come back.

[dramatic music]

[instrumental music]

[knocks on door]

Michael.

It's so late.

Yeah, well, I stopped by earlier.

I thought you might need this.

You left it on your desk.

Oh...

I think it could have waited until tomorrow.

I'm not working tonight.

Oh, right.

Well, I...

I just... I didn't know.

Well, I hope I didn't interrupt anything.

Good night, Michael.

[instrumental music]

Mmm. Smells great.

Mm. Wait till you taste it.

Gourmet chefs the world over have been trying to find out

the secret to Ryan's ratatouille...

-I won't tell a soul. -Hmm.

[knock on door]

-You're expecting someone. -No.

Would you get it, babe?

Uh, is Tom home?

Yes. Tom.

Hey.

Paige, it's my new partner Sandra.

-Oh, hi. -Hi.

What's the matter?

You tell me.

I got a call from Internal Affairs this afternoon.

About what?

About the money we confiscated last night.

Well, is there a problem with it?

Yeah.

Wyatt told IA he had over $300,000

in the suitcase we took.

So?

So only $200,000 turned up in inventory.

So IA thinks we took it.

Did you?

No!

-No? -No, I did not.

You know, Ricardo warned me about you.

He said he didn't trust you

and-and that's why he asked for a transfer.

Sandra, I did not take that money.

Did not.

I hope not.

And I hope the money turns up...

real soon.

[door closes]

[dramatic music]

[door opens]

[Mack] I'll put her up to bed.

Then I'll come back down, turn on some music

and we'll have a romantic... [kisses]

evening.

[Karen] Okay.

-[Mack] Kiss. Kiss. -[Karen kisses]

[sighs]

[low intense music]

Mack.

What?

[intense music continues]

[narrator] Next on Knots Landing.

[screaming]

I'm alone. I just... need someone here with me

- until Mack gets home. -I-I will be right there.

-What did you tell them? -[Paige] That you are honest.

That you got your money from a house

that your grandmother left you.

My grandmother never left me a house.

I bought my loft with the money I made from Oakman.

This here's a bolt-action.30-06 r*fle.

But you know, in this state,

there is a waiting period for a handgun.

I didn't wanna wait.

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