Greenlee: Hi.
Excuse me, I'd like to order
some takeout.
Waitress: Certainly.
Greenlee: I'm not ready yet.
Greenlee: Hey.
Jake: Hey.
Greenlee: How's Gillian?
Jake: Oh, she's going
to recover.
Greenlee: And the baby?
Oh.
Poor Gillian.
How horrible, and Ryan, I would
never wish this on him.
Jake: What the hell do
you think Ryan's got to do
with it?
Greenlee: Oh, my God.
It was your baby.
Leo: I promise you the date
to end all dates and this time
I'm not going to be carried off
by the highest bidder.
Laura: Yeah, promises,
promises.
Leo: No, you mark my word.
Laura: No, I don't have to.
Tina filled me in on how
you dumped Greenlee.
Sounds like you did it pretty
publicly and painfully.
Leo: Yeah, you can get it
on videotape if you want.
Laura: Yeah?
Leo: $29.95, If you're
interested.
Laura: Yeah put me down
for two or three.
Leo: Ok.
What are we talking about
her for?
Tonight I only have eyes
for you.
Laura: Want to bet?
Becca: Hurry up in there.
Hey, hey, hey.
Man: I'll get on that right
away.
Eli: Ok, thank you.
Becca: Ok, here are the cuts
that Hayley made in the G block.
Eli: Great.
Becca: I think that'll help
with the time problem.
Eli: Great, ok.
Becca: And our first guest is
out of makeup and ready to go.
Eli: Ok, just make sure she's
really comfortable in
the greenroom and we'll be
taping really soon, ok?
Becca: Ok, great. Ok, great.
Hayley: What time is it?
Is everybody waiting for me?
Becca: No, no, no, no.
How was your nap?
Hayley: Oh, shh.
I feel guilty enough as it is,
taking so many naps lately.
Becca: Well, I mean,
if you need them.
Hayley: Yeah, well,
they don't do any good.
I still feel like a dead person
when I wake up.
Becca: You know,
what, after all --
Hayley: Please, don't say
after all I've been through.
It's over.
And thanks to me, we all have
an extra week of shows to tape.
Becca: Well, I was going
to say, "after all,
you're the star, so you can do
whatever you want," but --
Hayley: Becca, I love the way
you think.
You're so good at this.
I ought to get you a raise.
Mateo: Hello.
Hayley: Hello.
Mateo: Hi.
Becca: Hi.
Hayley: I'm very glad to see
you, but I'm not ready
for you yet.
Mateo: You're not?
Becca: Oh, just say when.
Hayley: Yeah, I'm ready,
I mean, to shut tape.
Yeah, any time.
Becca: Oh, ok.
Mateo: Hey.
Hayley: Hi. Sorry, we have
two more segments that we have
to make up for lost time
on account of me not being
myself lately.
Mateo: Are you sure you're up
to this?
Hayley: Yeah, yeah,
absolutely.
I think work is the best thing
for me.
And today's show is going to be
great because our first guest
is Dar.
Mateo: Dar?
Dar who?
Dar where?
Hayley: Dar, you know,
psychic to the stars Dar.
Mateo: Oh.
Hayley: Oh.
Woman: I can tell you're
a skeptic.
Mateo: Actually, no --
Hayley: Dar, I'd like
for you to meet my --
Dar: Your husband,
Mateo, I know.
Hayley: And this is Dar.
Mateo: That's Dar.
Hayley: Yep.
Dar: Does this have any
meaning for you -- the shipment
of light beer you were expecting
has just arrived.
Hayley: Mateo owns
a restaurant.
How did you know that?
Dar: There was a message
for you back in the greenroom.
Mateo: Ah.
Dar: I saw you come
into the studio.
Becca told me who you were.
Mateo: Oh.
Becca: Gotcha.
Mateo: Thank you.
Hayley: There you go.
Mateo: Thank you.
Dar: Seriously, though,
this has been a very active time
for me psychically speaking.
I have lots to discuss
with you and your viewers.
Hayley: Oh, fantastic.
Ell, why don't we go talk about
it while we let them get set up?
I'm very excited about the show.
Dar: Huh.
Hayley: What's the matter?
Dar: I'm not sure.
Maybe this show will reveal
a lot more than we thought.
Dixie: It's just there's
nothing.
There's no sign of him anywhere.
I was sure he would be
in the park!
David: He could still be off
on his own somewhere.
Dixie: No.
She has him.
Leslie has him.
David: What are you looking
for?
Dixie: A note.
A note from Tad.
You know, he's not here, his car
is gone, the policeman outside
doesn't know where he is.
He wouldn't have just taken off
like that.
Where is he?
Junior's gone and now Tad --
David: All right, all right,
Dixie, Dixie, Dixie, relax, ok?
Maybe Tad is gone is
because he knows where
Junior is.
Leo: So what?
Who cares if she's here?
Laura: Or who
Greenlee's with.
Leo: Look, if you want to go
someplace else, we can.
I'm halfway there.
Laura: No.
You know, we'll have fun here.
Waitress: Two?
Leo: Yeah, please.
Laura: But just know that
if a bidding war starts, I only
have the $200 from last time.
Leo: Ha, ha.
Well, good, so --
you know what?
We are going Dutch.
You know that, right?
Laura: No, we're not.
Leo: Yeah, we are.
Laura: No.
But I'll give you a chance
to win the money back,
if you like.
Leo: Ooh, is this where
the fun starts?
What'd you have in mind?
Laura: Oh, just a friendly
wager.
So if this date is a success,
you win, I give you $200.
But if it's a disaster like last
time, I win.
You give me $200.
Leo: Gee, Laura, I hate
to take your money like that.
Laura: No, relax.
Because if you win the money,
then I win, too.
Leo: All right.
You're on. Shake.
Greenlee: I came to order
some takeout.
I'll leave you alone.
Jake: No, no, don't go.
I mean, would you mind?
I could use some company right
now.
You know, I want to have another
one of these.
And what'll you have?
Greenlee: Another one
of those.
Comforting people isn't really
one of my talents.
Jake: Oh, you're just
the person I need right now.
Greenlee: Really? Why?
Jake: Well, because pretty
soon I imagine you'll start
talking about yourself.
I'd prefer that.
Greenlee: We can talk about
whatever you want.
You're being so brave.
I mean, I don't know what
I would do if I were a doctor
and I couldn't save my own baby.
I'm sorry.
I am sorry.
That was stupid.
Jake: No, no, no, you just --
that's exactly what I was
sitting here thinking.
It actually helps to hear it out
loud.
Thank you.
Greenlee: Here's
to better days.
Laura: Thank you.
Leo: Thank you.
Waitress: Sure.
Hayley: Listen, are you going
to stick around for the show?
Mateo: Nah, I think I'm going
to check on that beer shipment.
Hayley: Ok.
Listen, Becca, will you take Dar
to the stage, get her ready?
Becca: Sure.
Hayley: Ok, thanks.
Mateo: Please don't let that
woman weird you out.
Hayley: Oh, will you stop it?
Mateo: I'm serious.
Hayley: She's a Hollywood
psychic.
$5.95 A minute for entertainment
purposes only.
Mateo: Ok.
Hayley: Ok.
Mateo: I'll be back
in an hour.
Bye.
Hayley: Bye.
Hayley: Listen, Dar, we're going to do
two segments.
In the first, just make general
predictions, you know, and feel
free to ad-lib.
I'll follow along.
Dar: Oh, oh, after that
Hollywood beat, I'd like to do
something about the new first
family.
Just came to me this morning.
Very juicy.
Hayley: Oh.
Well, juice is good.
We love juice here.
Don't we?
Eli: Yeah.
Hayley: Yeah.
Dar: I'm sorry.
I -- I've been getting
interference since I came
into the studio.
It's very annoying.
They know better than to cut
in like this.
Hayley: They?
Dar: Them.
Hayley: Oh, them. Right.
Dar: I apologize, but it
seems to be about you.
Hayley: Oh, no, it's not
about me, I'm just the host.
Dar: It's someone
from your past who wants
you to admit the truth.
Hayley: Listen, Dar --
Dar: I'm seeing a form,
a 90 degree angle --
an L
It's the letter L.
Hayley: Uh, oh --
well, listen, anything that has
to do with me, why don't we save
for after the show?
Dar: Good idea.
They have to learn to play
by the rules.
Hayley: Right.
Eli: Here you go.
Hayley: Uh, Eli?
Eli: Yeah?
Hayley: Eli, listen,
segment B, Dar is going to give
you a reading about
your future, ok?
Eli: Cool.
Places everybody.
Hayley: Ok, he's giving me
the signal.
We're just about ready, so stand
by.
Hayley: Listen, Dar,
we're going to keep this nice
and light, right?
Dar: I certainly hope so.
J.R.: Tad, are you ok?
Tad!
Wake up!
Tad, come on, wake up, man!
Dixie: No, you're absolutely
right, Tad wouldn't have gone
off unless he'd gotten some sort
of call, maybe some sort of lead
about Junior, but then why
didn't he --
[telephone rings]
David: Yes, Dr. Hayward.
No, no, call Dr. Heineman.
I'm not even on call this
evening.
I see.
All right, I'll be there right
away.
It's an emergency.
They need me.
Dixie: Of course they do.
You go ahead.
David: Listen, why don't
you come with me?
Dixie: No, I can't.
I need to be here. Look, you go on, ok?
I'm going to call Tad.
David: All right,
look, I'm going to come back
right away.
All right?
Dixie: Ok.
[Telephone rings]
Dixie: Hello? Tad?
Leslie: No, Dixie.
It's Leslie.
What's wrong?
You sound upset.
Dixie: Where is Junior?
Leslie: Oh, actually,
that's why I'm calling.
He's right here.
I'll put him on.
Dixie: Junior?
Junior?
J.R.'S voice: Mom? It's me.
I'm with Leslie, but I'm ok,
so don't worry about me.
Leslie: That's enough Junior.
Such a brave young man you have,
Dixie.
You should be so proud.
Dixie: What are you doing
to him?
Leslie: Oh, your son
and I are having such
a wonderful time together.
And he'll be home very soon --
if you do exactly as you're
told.
Eli: And five, four, three --
Hayley: Hi, everyone,
I'm Hayley Santos.
Thanks for catching "Wave."
Today, we have one of
our favorite guests on this
show, the nationally known
psychic, Dar.
Welcome, Dar.
Dar: Good afternoon, Hayley.
Good afternoon and good fortune
to you all.
Hayley: Dar is here,
of course, to fill us
in on what's going on with some
of our favorite Hollywood
celebrities, but first,
Dar, if you could tell
the viewers at is going
on with all of this craziness
on Wall Street.
Dar: Ah.
[Dar sighs]
Hayley: Dar?
Dar: An L.
All I can see is the letter L.
Hayley: Uh, well, what do
you suppose that could mean?
Dar: Do you know someone name
Lottie?
Someone on the other side?
Hayley: No, I don't think
I know anyone on any side named
Lottie.
Dar: She's -- she's telling
me about two young boys.
Bright blue eyes, they're twins.
Hayley: Of course, my Uncle
Stuart and my father.
Lottie was their sister.
She's --
Dar: She's nearby and she has
a message for you, Hayley.
She said that you don't have
to be afraid.
It's not like you to turn away
from family.
Hayley: What -- is
she talking about my mother?
Dar: No, no, this is about
the future.
She said that you should be
happy with your new life.
Does that have any meaning
for you?
Hayley: No, I like my life.
I -- I don't -- I don't want
a new life.
Dar: Oh, no, not a new life,
just new life.
That's what your Aunt Lottie
meant.
Hayley, you're pregnant.
J.R.: Tad --
Tad: Get off!
J.R.: Tad, it's ok.
It's ok.
Tad: Junior.
J.R.: We're up in an attic.
Leslie brought me here.
Tad: Ah, son of a --
J.R.: She put a cloth over
my face, and I passed out.
Tad: Shh, shh, shh,
not so loud.
Help me up.
Are you ok?
J.R.: Yeah, I'm fine.
She didn't hurt me.
Tad: Oh, son of a -- hmm.
J.R.: She taped me up
and she said a lot of weird
things and then she just --
she took off.
Tad: Are you sure?
J.R.: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She left a while back.
I remember, I tried to get out
and I heard you coming up
the stairs and -- I hit
you with that on the head.
Tad: Congratulations, Kid.
J.R.: I thought you were her.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Tad: You got a great aim.
It's all right, it's all right.
Just thank God you're ok.
Oh, man --
J.R.: She's a nut job.
Tad: No kidding.
That's why we got to help
the police find her,
put her away before she hurts
somebody else.
Dixie: Leslie?
Leslie: There you are.
I've been waiting for you.
Dixie: It took a while
for the executive elevator
to come all the way up here.
Leslie: Oh, good,
you followed the instructions.
I figured you'd have a set
of Tad's keys.
So do I.
Dixie: I followed
your instructions exactly.
Nobody knows that I'm here,
not even the police.
Now give me my son.
Leslie: Oh, Dixie, I never
said that I'd give you your son
now, did I?
I said that J.R. Would be safe,
and as far as I'm concerned,
he will be.
I'm sure that he will grow up
to be the smartest,
handsomest, richest man
in America.
Maybe he'll even sit in this
chair someday as head
of the Chandler empire.
Dixie: I'm not here to humor
you.
Where is Junior?
Leslie: He prefers J.R.
Dixie: Where is Junior?
Leslie: Please sit, Dixie.
We're here to negotiate.
And as you know in negotiations,
everyone can't get everything
that they want.
Each side has to give up
a little.
Dixie: All right.
Let's negotiate.
Leslie: Now, what you want is
very clear.
You want Junior returned safe
and sound.
That's what you call a deal
breaker.
Are you with me so far?
Dixie: Yes.
Leslie: Ok, well, my deal
breaker requires a little
discussion.
Dixie: You want Tad.
Leslie: But our situation is
a little different.
That is to say, that you don't
have Tad the way I have J.R.
You can't hand him over to me,
can you?
Dixie: You know,
you've become very special
to Tad.
You've gotten under his skin.
Leslie: I'm glad you see
that, Dixie.
Dixie: A wife is always
afraid of the day that
her husband's going to
look at another woman that way.
Leslie: I'm not just any
woman.
This attraction started 20 years
ago.
Dixie: Yes, exactly, which
why if Tad wanted you,
there would be nothing that
I could do.
And if you knew me, you would
see that if Tad preferred you,
I wouldn't want him.
Leslie: You know,
we're actually starting
to understand each other
a little quicker than I had
thought.
So I guess what we have
to figure out is what's next.
What has to happen for Tad
to choose me?
Dixie: Well, one way would be
is if we could just go back
a little, before things got all
confusing.
Leslie: Go back a little?
Dixie: Yeah, let Tad see
you in your normal,
everyday life.
Let him see how everybody
in town admires and respects
you.
I mean, you can give Tad things
that I can't.
Leslie: Oh, Dixie, don't sell
yourself short.
You're not just the wife,
the love of Tad's life.
Dixie: But Tad doesn't want
just a wife.
Leslie: I see the truth when
it's in front of me.
Ok?
Now, in a lifetime of dreaming
about Tad, I was always his one
great love.
Then I come back into town
and there you are in my place
as big as life.
Dixie: Ok.
What is it you want me to do?
Do you want me to just give
Tad up?
Do you want me to tell you that
you can have him?
Leslie: That's not
in your power.
But you're actually getting
closer to understanding my deal
breaker.
Dixie: What is it?
Leslie: Tad has to be given
the chance to choose me over
you, but that isn't going
to happen as long as you're
around.
So here's what has to happen
in order for this negotiation
to come to a successful
conclusion --
if you want Junior to
come out of this alive,
you're going to have to die.
Dar: You're pregnant, Hayley.
Lottie said you shouldn't
deny it.
You and Mateo are going to be
very happy.
Everything will turn out fine,
eventually.
Hayley: Eventually?
What does that mean?
Dar: They're gone.
Hayley: They're gone?
They're gone?
Do you know what?
Let's -- let's cut it now.
I've had enough, really.
That's -- we're going to start
from the top.
Oh.
Eli: Hayley.
Dar: Are you all right?
Hayley: I'm ok.
I'm all right.
Dar: Hayley.
Eli: Hayley?
Hayley: Just -- just --
David: What's going on?
Where's Mrs. Martin?
And why aren't you outside
guarding the house?
Officer: The lady asked me
to keep watch on things inside
while she took a nap.
I cleared it with the chief.
David: A nap?
In her state of mind?
Officer: She seemed all right
to me.
[Telephone rings]
David: Martin residence.
Tad: Hayward, it's me.
Put on Dixie.
David: She's
upstairs resting.
Tad: Well, then go upstairs
and get her and just put
her on the damn phone.
J.R.: Dr. Hayward's
at our house?
Tad: Yeah, he was helping us
find you.
J.R.: We -- we got to get
home.
We can't leave him alone
with her.
Tad: No, Junior --
J.R.: Come on, let's go!
Tad: Junior, wait a minute!
You don't know the -- God!
Junior!
Junior, wait!
Dixie: All right, then.
We understand each other.
My life for Junior's.
Leslie: I know you have it
in you to do the right thing.
Dixie: I would gladly give
my life for my son's if need be.
But what about you, Leslie?
You kill me, you're going to go
to jail.
Leslie: I'm not going to kill
you.
You're going to do it yourself.
Why do you think I chose this
place for our meeting?
The top floor of a high office
building?
With a ready-made balcony,
for a despairing wife who just
learned that her husband doesn't
love her.
Dixie: You might be able
to convince a jury of that,
but Tad will never believe you.
Leslie: You don't think so?
"Oh, Tad.
I didn't want this.
Now you'll always doubt me.
How can you ever love me now?"
He'll feel sorry for me.
You know how sentimental
he can be.
And once you're gone, I can
wait.
What's another 20 years?
Dixie: Kidnapping Junior?
That'll come out.
My way is best.
Let's just stop it, ok?
Leslie: Who said I kidnapped
anyone?
Dixie: Half the police are
looking for Junior right now.
When they find him, he'll tell
them what you did.
Leslie: Yeah.
Once I get Junior on the stand,
I will prove that he is
an angry, unstable young man who
just made a vile accusation.
After all, look who his parents
are -- Adam Chandler and that
crazy jumping lady.
Dixie: Ok.
Maybe there's something that
you can't guard against --
David.
You cause my death and he is
going to come after
you with everything that he's
got.
He loves me.
Leslie: Oh, Honey.
If you want to take that
pleasant thought to your grave,
be my guest.
Dixie: You can't fool him,
Leslie.
He knows what kind of person
you are.
Leslie: Once you're gone,
David will cut his losses.
He knows I have all the evidence
I need to destroy him.
David: Dixie's not
in her bedroom!
She's nowhere upstairs!
Dixie?
Dixie!
She's gone.
She's gone!
Dixie: What evidence do
you have against David?
Leslie: Let's not get
into that, Dixie.
I'd rather you meet your fate
with a good opinion
of your lover.
Dixie: You know, you've made
a big mistake here.
Something could go wrong.
Too many people know the truth.
Leslie: I suppose so.
But it's the only way I could
think of to be with Tad.
I'm willing to have everything
explode in my face if it means
I have a chance to be with Tad.
Dixie: It's not too late.
All I want is Junior.
You just tell me where he is,
everything can be forgotten.
Leslie: It is too late,
Dixie.
You're going over that balcony.
The only question is,
are you going to make me kill
Junior before you go or will
you do it willingly and spare
your son's life?
Dixie: You can have
everything you want
and no one has to get hurt.
Leslie: Do you really think
that you can come up
with the magic words to make all
of this go away?
This is the beginning of my life
with Tad.
Now I'm going to dial
the number.
When they hear it ring,
Junior will die.
That means you have to jump
before I finish.
It's a local number, Dixie.
You only have seven digits.
[Leslie dials the first number]
[second number]
[third number]
[fourth number]
[fifth number]
[sixth number]
Dixie: All right, stop.
I'll jump. ..
Laura: So my mom just had
to get to the crime scene.
So she made me pretend like
I was blind, so I go over
and I talk to the cop so she can
sneak behind me and jump over
the fence.
So -- what, you just want
to call it a night and pay up?
Leo: No, no -- no.
I -- I wasn't even thinking
of Greenlee, honest.
It's just that your story
reminded me of one of the scams
my mother put me up to when
I was young and stupid.
That's all.
Laura: Yeah?
Leo: Yeah.
Laura: What was the scam?
Leo: You don't want to know.
Laura: What, you sure
you don't want to tell me?
Greenlee: So Gillian just
expected you to give
her a divorce?
That woman can give me selfish
lessons.
Jake: No.
I'm the selfish one
because I wanted that baby.
And I risked Gillian's life
trying to save it.
Greenlee: How did you risk
her life?
Jake: Gillian should've gone
straight to the OR when
they brought her into
the hospital.
But I waited because
of the baby.
And Gillian almost died
because I hesitated.
Greenlee: But she didn't,
and she's planned out a pretty
nice life for herself.
So should you.
Jake: I can't face going back
to the hospital.
Greenlee: You don't mean just
tonight, do you?
Jake: I'm not going back.
I quit my job there.
Greenlee: So let me get this
straight -- the last time
Gillian messed with you,
you ended up in a war zone.
Well, I guess I get that.
You do things like that when
you're in love, but if Gillian
makes you give up medicine now?
That's not being in love.
That's being a fool.
Hayley: No, I'm fine.
I'm fine now.
Becca: No, just take some
water.
Dar: I'm sorry, dear,
if the information was too much
to take.
I really thought it would be
welcome.
Hayley: You know,
Dar, I appreciate your
communication skills,
but if it's all the same right
now, I'd rather not talk
about it.
Dar: Hayley, dear, I've said
all I needed to say.
It'll be up to you to tell me
if your aunt Lottie was playing
a trick.
Sometimes they do that,
you know.
Then guess who gets
in trouble -- Dar does.
Hayley: I don't think my Aunt
Lottie would play a trick like
that.
I mean --
Mateo: Hey.
What happened?
Did she faint?
Hayley: Oh, no!
Man: Yes, she did.
Hayley: Who called you?
I'm fine.
Becca: I called him.
I'm sorry if I overreacted,
but you fainted.
Hayley: I'm fine.
Mateo: What happened?
What's wrong?
Hayley: You know, I don't
think anything is wrong.
I -- I have a feeling
that something might be very,
very right.
Officer: Look, she just went
upstairs, and I've been -- well,
I ran out to the squad car
for a second --
David: Oh, gee!
Officer: To call
headquarters.
I had to check in with
the chief.
David: Do you understand
what's happened here?
She left or somebody came
and took her away!
You were supposed to be watching
her, you idiot!
Officer: I don't think
you want to attack a police
officer, doctor.
Now just calm down, ok?
We'll find her.
David: Yeah, like you've
found her son, right?
Officer: I'm going to call
the station, let them know she's
missing.
David: Yeah, why don't you do
that!
David: Oh -
Tad?
Tad?
Hello, Tad!
Oh, where the hell are you, Tad?
Wait a minute.
Who called?
Ok, good.
[David dials]
Woman: You've reached
a private number at Chandler
Enterprises.
If you know your party's
extension, you may dial it now.
David: Chandler Enterprises.
David's voice: What are
you going to do, Leslie?
Leslie's voice: Oh.
You'll see.
I believe in payback.
Somebody else is going to take
the fall for this -- a long,
long fall.
David: No.
Leslie: This is best.
For your sake, you should do it
quickly and not think about it
too much.
Dixie: Let me see Junior.
Leslie: Dixie, please.
We had an agreement.
Dixie: I know, I know.
I'm sorry.
I just need to see him.
I just need to make sure that
he's all right.
Leslie: The boy is fine.
I explained my plan to you.
Dixie: And what, do you just
expect me to believe you?
Leslie: How does it help me
if you both die?
That's just more explanations
I have to give.
I'm not going to hurt Junior
unless I have to -- unless
you make me.
Dixie: What are you saying?
Where is he?
How are you keeping him
prisoner?
Leslie: Junior is being taken
care of.
Dixie: What does that mean?
What have you done to him?
Leslie: Nothing -- yet.
Now, move.
One --
[Leslie dials]
Leslie: Two --
[Leslie dials]
Leslie: Three.
[Leslie dials]
Dixie: No!
Dixie: How's this
for negotiations, Leslie?
You give me back my son or I'm
pushing you over this balcony!
Leo: I can't tell you about
my mother's scams, Laura.
Our date would be ruined and I'd
be out 200 bucks.
Laura: You can be honest
with me, you know.
Leo: All right.
I won't go into details,
but -- ahem -- well, it involves
rolling up the "Mona Lisa"
and getting it through customs
in a pretty uncomfortable hiding
place, if you know what I'm
saying.
Laura: Oh!
Jake: You have shown me
no mercy tonight, that's
for sure.
Greenlee: You know I'm right,
Jake.
You have let Gillian wipe
the floor with you ever since
you got back from Chechnya.
I mean, it's fun to be a martyr
every now and then, but you have
it tattooed on your forehead.
You need to show yourself a good
time.
Jake: Really?
Greenlee: You know what?
I could use some fun, too.
Come on.
Let's find some.
Jake: No.
No, no, no, not tonight.
Greenlee: Oh, tonight is
the perfect night.
Jake: No.
Greenlee: Come on.
Let me show you the art
of wallowing in self-indulgence.
Jake: Greenlee, Greenlee,
Greenlee -- lead the way.
Laura: My mom's pulling
an all-nighter at "Tempo."
Leo: Let's get out of here.
I just want to be alone
with you, just the two of us.
Laura: That won't help, Leo.
Leo: Won't help what?
Laura: It won't help you stop
thinking about Greenlee
with Jake Martin.
Leo: I'm sorry.
Laura: Yeah.
So am I, Leo.
Hayley: I'm sorry that
I freaked out, everyone.
I'm sorry.
I apologize.
Mateo: What's going on?
Dar: Maybe you need some time
alone with your husband.
Hayley and Mateo: Yeah.
Hayley: That's probably
a good idea.
Eli, could you clear the set,
please?
Eli: Yeah.
All right, everybody, you heard
Hayley.
Come back in 30 minutes.
Mateo: Oh, no.
What's wrong?
Please, tell me.
What --
Hayley: We've got a lot
of work to do.
Mateo: You kissed me. And --
Hayley: I'm going to have
to get all those books and read
them because I don't know
anything.
Mateo: Yeah, I don't know
anything, either.
Please tell me what's going on.
Hayley: Mateo, while -- while
we were taping the show --
Mateo: Mm-hmm.
Hayley: Dar the psychic
told me I was pregnant.
Mateo: Oh, Dar--
the psychic?
The psychic told you you're
pregnant?
And you believed her?
What, did she give you an exam?
Did she have an ultrasound
machine in her purse
or something?
Hayley: What? I'm alone
for five minutes, you don't
think I know what I'm talking
about?
Mateo: You just told me no.
You told me yourself that
she charges by the hour,
that she's, you know, this type
of Hollywood psychic that --
she's on TV.
Maybe she's trying to do
a little self-promotion.
Hayley: By being
proved wrong on national
television?
She couldn't know all
the trouble we had getting
pregnant.
Mateo: She knew about that?
Oh!
Now she reads minds, huh?
Hayley: I know it's weird,
Mateo.
Mateo: And then you -- you,
I told you not to let her get
you weirded out and you fainted.
Come on, what are you doing?
Hayley: No -- Mateo,
it -- she -- she said
the message came from my aunt
Lottie, my Uncle Stuart's
and my dad's sister,
Lottie -- you know, the one
they love so much.
Mateo: Baby, you know how --
there's so many ways she could
have found out who your Aunt
Lottie was.
Hayley: No!
Mateo: I mean, come on.
Hayley: But she couldn't know
what -- what my dad and Uncle
have said about her, how she was
like the glue of the family.
She held them all together.
Mateo: Baby? Listen.
You're -- I just don't want
you to get your hopes up too
high right now.
Hayley: It's more than that.
Mateo: You just went
through -- you went through
a lot.
You went through a lot,
and maybe you're just extra
susceptible to these type
of things, people --
Hayley: No, it's more than
that, Mateo.
I mean, remember you were
teasing me about all the strange
food I've been eating --
Mateo: I was teasing you.
I didn't think it was that
strange.
Hayley: It's more than that.
I've been having this feeling,
but I just -- I didn't want
to let myself believe that it
could possibly be true.
Mateo: Ok.
All right, let's not talk about
Dar anymore.
Forget her.
Do you think you're pregnant?
Yeah?
Oh, my God!
Oh!
[Mateo laughs]
J.R.: Mom?
Tad: Dixie?
J.R.: Mom?
Tad: Honey!
Officer: Mr. Martin,
you found your son.
Tad: Yeah.
And surprise, surprise, he had
been kidnapped by Leslie
Coulson.
Officer: Well, how did
you free him?
I mean, where is she?
Tad: I don't know,
but we better find her quickly
because she had him in an attic.
J.R.: Where's my mother?
Tad: Well, go ahead,
answer him.
Where is she?
Officer: We don't know.
She said she was going to take
a nap, and then Dr. Hayward went
upstairs and found she was
missing, so --
Tad: She's with Leslie.
Oh, my God.
Leslie has her.
Dixie: I am sick of trying
to reason with you, Leslie.
Now you tell me where my son is
or I swear I will push
you over.
Oh!
[Dixie screams]
Leslie: I'm finally getting
some use out of this mace!
Dixie: Oh!
Leslie: That's it.
You're going over.
David: Dixie!
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Hayley: Show me.
Show -- show me.
Adam: I need you to switch
places with me.
Skye called from Llanview.
J.R.: Why isn't Hayward
answering his phone?
Leslie: You had your chance,
and you blew it, David.