Leo: Guess who.
Oh, easy.
Commentary on our first official
date last night, Becca?
Becca: This?
No. No.
I had a --
I had a good time.
I mean, except for one thing.
Leo: It was the oysters,
wasn't it?
Becca: They did taste kind
of funny.
Leo: Well, can promise
you this -- there will be
no oysters on our next date.
We'll skip straight to miniature
golf.
Friends of yours?
Becca: Look, it wasn't
the oysters, either.
Leo: Well, it couldn't have
been me.
I was charming, sincere,
and entertaining.
Becca: It started with those
guys who sent the oysters.
Leo: Idiots.
Becca, don't even give them
another thought.
Becca: But listen -- strange
stuff has been happening, ok?
I'm walking down the street this
morning, this guy rolled down his window and yells outside
at me, like he knows me.
Then I walk into the
coffee shop.
One guy points, and everyone
turns around and they look
at me.
I mean, am I going crazy?
Leo: If you are going crazy,
Becca, you are the most
beautiful nut case I have ever
seen in my life.
Scott's voice: "Hey,
all you virgin viewers.
I thought last night would be
the night, especially after
those oysters at BJ's.
Thanks for the effort.
Too bad our virgin didn't like them.
But don't give up, hombres.
How about 5-1 odds that
the damsel is bedded by midnight
tonight?
Keep those hits coming.
Signed, Victor,
the Virgin Master."
Ryan: Scott.
Scott: Hey.
Ryan: Didn't expect to see
you here.
Scott: Yeah.
Just -- just finishing up.
Ryan: Oh, that's right.
Your project.
Creating that gallery web site
to show your dad's artwork.
Scott: Yeah.
Ryan: Man, that's such a good
idea.
How's that coming along?
Scott: Good.
It's generated a lot more
interest than we'd expected,
actually.
Ryan: Do you see?
That's why I love the internet.
A site can take off overnight.
Scott: Yeah.
So, hey, what's -- what's got
you so charged up?
Ryan: Well, we have a pretty
major client we just booked,
man.
I'd say major enough to maybe
put us on the Nasdaq.
Scott: Yeah?
Who's this client?
Ryan: Yes, it's me again.
Did you get the champagne?
No, no, no.
That's the wrong vintage.
Well, find it.
Find it.
We got to get everything this
guy wants.
How are you coming with
the other supplies?
Ok, good.
We have to coordinate that
with the chopper pilot,
right, for delivery?
Ok.
Call me when you know something.
Bye.
Leo: [Imitating Julia Child]
you slice the carrot.
Becca: You're pretty good
at that.
Leo: [Normal voice]
yeah?
They usually don't even let me
into a kitchen.
Becca: We can change that.
Leo: Greens.
Grab a peeler.
You can help us out.
Greenlee: What's that smell?
Becca: It's my meatless soup.
Greenlee: A virgin vegan?
No men, no meat?
Don't you let yourself have any
fun at all?
Leo: It's good, Greenlee.
Greenlee: Oh, spare me
the gourmet review.
Leo: Well, why don't you come
by the potluck later.
You can try it out for yourself.
Greenlee: Well, if you listen
to your messages, you would know
that I'm busy and so are you --
for a while, anyway.
Leo: Oh, that message.
That was a joke, right?
Getting shipwrecked with Ryan
on a deserted island?
Greenlee: It's no joke.
Leo: Sorry, Greenlee,
I'm fresh out of uninhabited
islands.
Greenlee: Leo -- Leo --
this is my last chance
with Ryan, and you're the only
one who can help me.
Eliot: Whoa.
Mm-hmm.
Brooke: Oh.
Eliot: You know, you should
always have a spotter when
you do this.
You almost lost it.
Brooke: Oh.
Eliot: Hi.
Brooke: Hi.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Well, usually I do work
with somebody, one of
the trainers here, but he was
out sick.
So, what are you doing here?
Eliot: You know, same as you.
You're surprised.
Brooke: No.
No.
Eliot: Oh, come on.
No, I get that all the time.
I'll let you in on a secret.
Prayer does wonders for the soul
but not much for muscle tone.
Brooke: You know, what I was
going to say --
Eliot: Let me guess.
Do I wear a collar when I'm
working out?
Brooke: No.
I was not going to say that.
No.
I was going to ask if you wanted
to work out together
because I just started.
Eliot: It would be
my pleasure.
Dixie: How's it going?
David: It's not.
There's an anomaly in Dimitri's blood work.
Till I can figure out what
the hell is going on, I can't
continue his treatment for fear
that it might continue
to jeopardy his health.
Dixie: I think you need some
sleep.
David: I can't.
I can't sleep, not with
Dimitri's life span being
measured in days or hours even.
I'll be damned if I'll waste
my time sleeping.
Dixie: Is there anything
I can do to help?
David: I need Dimitri's
medical history, especially
his neurological profile.
And I need someone who
understands the patterns
and the permutations of this
disease.
I -- I need --
Dixie: You need Alex?
David: Exactly.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to take everything out
of Dimitri's file that would
alert Alex to the identity, ok?
And I'm going to put the other
stuff in this file.
Listen, take this, lock it
in your desk.
All right?
Dixie: What are you going
to say when Alex asks who
the patient is?
David: I'll -- I'll work
it out.
I'll figure it out, ok?
Did you talk to Jake?
Did you find out about Jake,
anything, any news?
Dixie: No.
We're still waiting for Adrian
to call from Chechnya.
Thanks for asking.
David: Uh-huh.
Are you going to be ok
with keeping Dimitri's secret?
Dixie: I don't have a choice,
do I?
Alex: Oh, good morning.
Dixie: Hi.
Alex: Hi, Dixie.
How you settling in?
Dixie: I'm very well,
thank you.
Can I get you anything?
Alex: Oh, no, no.
I'm fine.
Dixie: Ok.
David: So, are you just
visiting, or you here to work?
Alex: No, I'm here to devote
some time to the foundation.
David: Great. Great.
I'm happy to hear that
because I have a case that
I want you to help me with.
Alex: Oh, well, you know
what?
I've got my hands full playing
catch-up.
Maybe a little later.
David: I think you'll be very
interested in this one.
Alex: All right.
What is it?
David: Well, it's a blind
case study that was sent to us
from Stanford.
Ok?
As part of their research
proposal.
Now, I'd really like your help
in trying to understand some
of the blood test results.
Alex: Ok.
Dixie: Erica?
Erica: Is he in?
Dixie: Yes, he is, but he is
busy.
Erica: Dixie, obviously
you're new here.
David doesn't mind if I drop in.
Dixie: I'm sorry, but he's
been working all night on a very
important case.
They're in a conference now.
Alex: David, do you have any
more information?
Erica: David spent all night
here?
With Alex?
Dixie: Dr. Hayward worked
alone.
Dr. Marick just walked in.
Erica: Well, I won't be long.
Dixie: I'm sorry.
They just got started,
and they don't want to be
disturbed.
Eric you know something,
Dixie?
You really should work
on your office manners.
Do you happen to know what this
case is about?
Dixie: No, I can't say that
I do.
David: Cracking this case
could be a real coup
for the Andrassy Foundation.
But I can't do it without
your help.
Alex: A coup for
the foundation or for you?
David: Still so cynical, huh?
Alex: No, I know you're using
this place just to further
your career.
I understand.
David: No, actually,
I'm using it to help find cures
for rare diseases.
Alex: Oh.
That almost sounded sincere.
David: However suspect
you believe my motives,
Alex, think of the good that
this would do.
Alex: Why would Stanford send
this to you?
David: Well, actually,
they didn't send it to me
directly.
I mean, it's not as if you've
been spending a lot of time
here.
Alex: Oh.
David: I accepted on behalf
of the foundation.
Alex: You know this is Prion
disease.
David: Mm-hmm.
That's why I wanted your input.
Alex: It's the same disease
that Dimitri had.
How strange.
Erica: Dimitri?
David: So, you see, your work
with Dimitri can be continued.
Alex: I mean, this is
definitely, definitely the same
disease, but I'm confused
by the blood work.
I mean, look at the
EEG results here.
Now, there's the characteristic
patterns indicative of the Prion
disease.
David: Uh-huh.
Alex: However, Dimitri's data
was very different to this.
Right here, this result -- see?
David: Right, right.
You see, now, that's exactly
what had me stumped.
Now, did you find this
in Dimitri's case?
Alex: No.
Erica: Why are you talking
about Dimitri?
What's going on?
Ryan: Now, you promised, man.
Do not say anything.
Scott: Wow.
So he's your client, huh?
But what's the deal?
I mean, with the money that
guy's got from his music,
he could buy a deserted island.
Ryan: It's not going to leave
this room?
Scott: Hey.
Ryan: It's a surprise
for his girlfriend.
It's her fantasy.
Scott: I --
I thought he was married.
Ryan: Like I said,
it's a surprise for
his girlfriend.
That's why we got to keep it
a secret.
Scott: Right.
Ryan: Just the two of them,
the white sand, the blue sky,
and all the luxuries.
Scott: Huh.
Ryan: And his name has
to stay out of it.
But you know what, man?
I got tons to do.
Scott: Don't you have a staff
to take care of all this
stuff now?
Ryan: Staff?
Well, yeah, kind of, but I want
to do this one myself.
I am going to be on the beach
in a few hours to make sure
every single grain of sand is
in place.
Scott: Sounds intense.
Ryan: Well, this could put us
on the map, man.
You realize if we pull this off,
I'm talking about serious
infusion of venture capital
from Chandler Enterprises
and Robert Winship.
I mean, like, big, big,
big numbers.
Scott: Well, good luck
to you, man.
Ryan: Thanks.
Scott: Hey, keep me -- keep
me posted, you know.
Ryan: Yeah.
Scott: All right.
[Telephone rings]
Ryan: IncredibleDreams.
Yes.
Did you get the vintage?
Very nice.
And how about the delivery
schedule?
No, that's too tight.
That's too tight.
Call him back.
Tell him to come back -- come
in 45 minutes earlier,
before that.
Well, just tell him that there's
another 50 in it for him.
All right?
Ok.
Good.
Get back to me.
All right.
Greenlee: I need to get
to Sunrise Island before Ryan
does.
Leo: Ok.
Let me get this straight.
You want me to drop you off
on a deserted island and leave
you there alone?
Greenlee: Not alone.
Ryan will be there --
eventually.
Leo: How did you come up
with this scheme, Greenlee?
Did somebody put something
in your brownies?
Greenlee: A mega rock star
asked incredibledreams.com
To arrange a romantic tryst
for him and his girlfriend.
Ryan's going to sunrise island
today to set it up.
Leo: A rock star?
Greenlee: Yeah.
Leo: Who?
Greenlee: Promise you won't
tell?
Leo: Yeah, I swear.
Really?
Greenlee: Mm-hmm.
Leo: Wow.
I thought he was married.
Greenlee: None of
my business.
Now, listen.
Listen.
Sit down.
Ryan's having the shipment
of luxury items taken
to the island by helicopter.
After I help Ryan unload
the helicopter, the helicopter
will take off.
Then I will light some candles,
pop a cork, and I will have Ryan
all to myself.
Is that the most romantic thing
you've ever heard of?
Leo: Hold on, Greenlee.
How do you know that
the helicopter's going to leave
you there?
Greenlee: I bribed the pilot.
Leo: And the client?
Greenlee: He's not supposed
to show up until tomorrow.
Leo: Ok.
So let's say that you and Ryan
do end up on this island alone.
Then what?
Seducing Ryan isn't exactly
your best event, Greenlee.
The last time you tried to snare
him on a beach, you ended up
looking like a corn dog
and getting a bad sunburn.
Greenlee: Which is exactly
why I need to do this.
We're going to be alone.
I'll be in control, and things
will be different.
Leo: And the seduction tactic
this time would be?
Greenlee: I'm going
to pretend that I'm scared.
Leo: Ah.
The fear factor.
Greenlee: Yes.
Ryan will comfort me, and then
one thing leads to another.
Doesn't it?
Leo: Are you sure that Ryan's
worth all this trouble,
Greenlee?
Greenlee: Leo, please say
that you'll do this for me.
Leo: Oh.
No, Greenlee.
Not this time.
Greenlee: What do you mean,
no?
Because of Becca?
Leo: No.
Because it's a stupid idea.
That's why.
Greenlee: Oh, yeah, yeah.
And bailing you out of jail --
that was real dumb, right up
there with all those hours
of listening to you boo-hoo
about your horrible childhood
and your mean mommy.
Leo: Greenlee --
Greenlee: No, you know what?
It's fine.
Fine.
I'll do it myself.
There's not going to be any mad
pool boy there.
There's no chance of rape,
so you don't have to play
yourself out as hero, all right?
Oh.
And do me a favor --
lose my number.
Leo: Look, Greenlee, wait.
Greenlee: I'v got things
to do.
Leo: Did I ever tell you that
I took a joyride on
a Motoscafo in Venice?
I am a whiz on motorboats.
Greenlee: You'll do it?
Leo: You scare me when you're
angry, Greenlee.
But I just want you to know that
I got a really bad feeling about
this.
Greenlee: But you'll do it?
Leo: Yeah.
Greenlee: Ah!
Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Becca: Greenlee.
Do you want me to sign you up
for the potluck dinner?
Greenlee: Well, you know,
as much as I'd hate to miss
the Ham Surprise, I've got
things to do.
Come on, let's go.
Becca: Wait, wait, wait.
You're leaving?
Greenlee: Find somebody else
to shuck your peas.
Leo: I'll call you.
All right?
Man: Hey, babe.
Becca: Me?
Man: Who else?
Becca: Um -- I'm sorry.
Can I help you?
Man: Oh, you bet you can.
Get it?
[Man laughs]
Man: The name's Arthur.
Becca: What can I do for you?
Arthur: It's what I can do
for you.
How'd you like to make
a 1,000 bucks?
All you got to do is take a dive
tonight.
What do you say?
Eliot: So it's constant
motion.
All right?
You're coming up with your left,
you're going down with
your right.
Brooke: Right.
So they cross.
Eliot: Bring it up.
Ok?
Brooke: Uh-huh.
Eliot: Ok?
Brooke: Uh-huh.
Ok.
Eliot: Your turn.
Brooke: Let me try yours.
Eliot: Really?
Brooke: Yeah, really.
Eliot: Ok.
Ready?
Brooke: Ok.
[Eliot laughs]
Brooke: No laughing.
Eliot: One, two, three, go.
Brooke: Ok.
Eliot: Good.
Good.
I thought reporters only pumped
sources for information.
Brooke: Well, sometimes
they have to use strong-arm
tactics.
Eliot: Oh.
Brooke: Am I done?
Eliot: Great, great.
Ok.
Brooke: Ow!
Eliot: Yes.
Brooke: I confess -- I could
never curl that much weight
in my life.
I'm just -- I was trying
to show off.
Eliot: Well, you know what
they say.
Brooke: "Pride goeth before
a fall"?
Eliot: "No paineth,
no gaineth."
Is that funny?
Brooke: No.
Not really.
Erica: I heard you talking
about Dimitri.
David: Erica, what are
you doing?
Erica: Please don't do that.
Please don't cover for her.
If she's guilty of malpractice
in Dimitri's death, I have
a right to know.
David: This has nothing to do
with Dimitri.
Erica: David, I heard you.
I was standing right outside
your door.
David: Were you
eavesdropping?
Alex: We were discussing
a case that is very similar
to Dimitri's.
Erica: A case?
I can't believe how cold
you are.
Dimitri was your husband.
Are you saying to me that
you remember him as a case?
Alex: No. Surely I would be honoring
Dimitri's memory by using what
I learned in treating him
to help others.
David: Alex, would you give
us a second, please?
Erica: Yes, please.
Alex: Certainly.
Erica: Did you hear her?
David: No.
All I heard was you barging
in and making a scene.
Erica: If I did, it is
your fault.
David: You know,
Erica, I didn't sleep a lot last
night, ok?
I've been up all night.
I really can't deal with this
right now.
Erica: Yes, I know you were
up all night.
Who is this mysterious patient
with Prion disease who is
keeping you up all night?
David: It's an anonymous case
study that was sent
to the foundation.
Erica: I see.
And for that, you ignored all
our plans.
That doesn't sound like
a life-and-death situation
to me.
David: Erica, you don't
understand.
Erica: Don't do that.
Don't condescend to me.
Something is obviously going on.
David: Look, this is work.
All right?
Let's not make it personal.
Erica: How can I not make it
personal when you are spending
more time with a woman that
you claim to dislike?
David: All right.
Look, I'll make it up to you,
ok?
Erica: David.
I know you.
Something's going on, and I want
to know what it is.
David: You're being paranoid.
Erica: Oh, don't dismiss me.
Obviously you and Alex are
closer than you were.
David: Erica, will you please
just trust me?
Erica: David, how can
I possibly trust you when I know
that you're keeping secrets
from me?
David: All right,
can we discuss this later?
Erica: No, I need to discuss
this now.
I need that.
You stop talking when
I join you.
You suddenly have become
incredibly mysterious about
your patient, about your work,
about your assistant who guards
you like the dalai lama,
so of course I think something's
going on, David.
You are shutting me out
of your life.
David: Erica, I can't deal
with a tantrum right now.
Ok?
Erica: A tantrum?
Who are you?
I have never been treated like
this in my life.
David: Oh, ok, great.
Here we go.
The gloriously noble,
the infinitely chivalrous
Dimitri treated you like
a goddess, like no man ever has
or ever will.
Come on, Erica, will you please
just get over the myth,
all right?
Erica: How dare you.
David: All right, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Alex: Hi.
I'm just going to go down
to the lab.
David: Why?
Did you find something?
Alex: I don't know.
I want to investigate that
EGG anomaly a little more.
David: Great, great.
Well, thanks for your help
with this.
Alex: Dimitri would have
wanted me to help others
with the same disease, so --
Dixie: So, does this office
come with a bomb shelter?
David: Look, I'm sorry that
you had to witness Erica's
outburst.
Ok?
What?
What is it?
Dixie: Nothing.
It's none of my business.
David: Dixie, it's all right.
You can say it, ok?
We don't need any more secrets
in this office.
Becca: What are you still
doing here?
Arthur: I'm a nice guy.
That's why I gave you time
to reconsider.
Hey, it's not every day
you could make an easy grand.
Becca: Sorry, I'm not
interested.
Arthur: What's the big deal?
We're all adults.
Consenting adults.
If you catch my drift.
Becca: Look, who are you?
Arthur: A businessman.
Becca: What is your business?
Arthur: Making dough.
I've got an office.
I pay taxes.
And then there's the family.
Want to see pictures?
You know, the wife is still
a looker but high-maintenance.
Know what I mean?
The kids are my life.
Well, you can't fault a guy
for wanting to do for
his family.
You see, that's where
you come in.
Becca: You must have
the wrong person.
Arthur: Just give Victor what
he wants, and everybody wins.
Becca: Victor?
Victor?
Who is Vic--
Arthur: Come on, listen --
the odds are 5-1.
We can't lose --
Becca: What are you talking
about?
Scott: Hey, she's not
interested.
Arthur: Why don't you let
the lady speak for herself?
Becca: I already have.
You haven't been listening,
Arthur.
Go away.
Scott: You heard her.
Go away.
Arthur: You know, you try
to help people --
Scott: Are you ok?
What -- what was that all about?
Becca: I don't know.
Arthur wants me to take a dive
for something?
Scott: Take a dive?
How?
Becca: I don't know.
He said, "Give Victor what
he wants."
Scott: And what would
that be?
Becca: I have no idea,
but those -- those two guys are
willing to pay me a lot of money
to lose something.
I mean, that's what taking
a dive means, right?
Scott: Yeah.
Becca: What kind of game are
they playing, and what does it
have to do with me?
Leo: Not much ambience.
Greenlee: Love will supply
all the atmosphere I need.
Leo: Your outfit's a little
skimpy, don't you think,
Greenlee?
Greenlee: I'll take that
as a compliment.
Leo: Here, why don't you just
take my shirt.
Greenlee: You're jealous.
Leo: Oh, please.
Greenlee: Oh, don't worry,
Leo.
When Ryan and I are a couple,
I will always have time for you.
Leo: Get real, would you?
Look, Greenlee, I know that
you're resourceful, but I don't
feel comfortable leaving
you here alone.
Greenlee: When did you become
such an old lady?
I've left nothing to chance.
Things can only go my way.
Leo: What if Ryan doesn't
show?
Greenlee: No, he's so hip
on dazzling this new client,
he's going to be here if he has
to walk on water.
Leo: Ok, how about
if I just -- I'll go hide behind
the bushes, just in case it
doesn't work out.
Greenlee: Your cup is always
half empty, isn't it, Leo?
Leo: Please, let's just go.
I'll take you home.
Greenlee: Oh, come on,
you're adorable to be
so concerned, but Ryan's going
to be here any minute
and I really do not want him
to find a welcoming committee.
Leo: Greenlee, you are
a beautiful woman alone
on a deserted island.
Anything can happen.
Greenlee: No, now I have
everything I've wanted.
I am going to have Ryan
completely to myself.
No telephones, no business,
no Gillian and her crisis
du jour.
Just me and Ryan.
And by tomorrow morning,
he'll realize that he was wrong
and that he really does love me.
Leo: Whoa, hold on.
What do you mean, "realize that
he was wrong"?
Greenlee, I'm not leaving here
until you tell me what you meant
by that.
Greenlee: All right.
He told me he didn't love me.
Satisfied?
Now you can go.
What are you waiting for?
Scoot.
What are you doing?
Leo: We're leaving.
Greenlee: No! What is wrong
with you?
Leo: What's wrong with us
Greenlee,
what the hell are we doing out
here?
Does the phrase "lost cause"
mean anything to you?
Greenlee: Ryan doesn't love
me yet.
The circumstances have never
been right.
Leo: Oh, yeah, and now
they are, right?
You are delusional, you know
that?
Greenlee: No, I'm optimistic.
I know in my soul that Ryan is
the man for me.
How can feelings that deep be
wrong?
And this may seem hopeless
to you, Leo, but maybe,
without any distractions,
Ryan will suddenly realize that
he feels what I feel.
Leo: Oh, yeah, and I'm
supposed to just stand here
and watch you get hurt?
Greenlee: That's a chance
I'll have to take.
Leo: Greenlee, we have been
over this over and over
and over.
The last time you tried to make
Ryan jealous, you almost got
raped.
You've cried a lot of tears over
this guy.
And if he doesn't realize how
fabulous you are by now, you may
as well just forget about him.
Greenlee: Never.
Leo: We're leaving.
Come on.
Greenlee: Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.
Deal, ok?
If Ryan doesn't love me
by tonight, I swear I'll stop.
Leo: Do you promise?
Greenlee: Yes.
Now, will you go now
so you don't blow this whole
thing?
Leo: Do you have enough
sunscreen?
Greenlee: Yes.
Leo: What about citronella
candles?
The mosquitoes are fierce.
Greenlee: And a shawl and all
other kinds of goodies.
Now,
get out of here.
Go have fun tonight.
Leo: Do you mean that?
Greenlee: Unless you're going
to the pot-yuck with Becca.
Scott: You still angry about
that guy?
Becca: Look, it's not
the strangest thing that's
happened to me lately.
Scott: What else is going on?
Becca: You're not going
to believe this.
This is going to sound really
weird.
But people are staring at me,
pointing at me, laughing like
I have a "kick me" sign
on my back.
Scott: Look, please,
don't let it get you down, ok?
Becca: What are you talking
about?
I mean, I am really creeped out
by this.
If I hadn't signed up for this
potluck dinner, like, a month
ago, I would never have come.
Scott: Oh, come on.
I'm really glad you're here.
Your soup smells great.
Becca: I have got to find out
what's going on.
Scott: How?
Becca: I don't know.
That guy mentioned someone named
Victor.
I think Victor's the key.
You know what?
I'm going to hunt this guy down
and find out what the heck he's
doing, ok?
Where's Arthur?
Maybe I can --
Scott: Hey, hey.
Um --
Dixie: You're enjoying this,
aren't you?
David: Did that really look
like fun to you?
Dixie: You know, it's just
like this power trip.
You know the secret about
Dimitri being alive,
and you won't tell Alex
or Erica, two women that
you know love him.
David: Look, don't you think
you're making more of this than
it deserves?
The way I remember it,
Dimitri's the one that wants
to keep his presence a secret.
Dixie: Oh, and you're just
honoring his wishes.
How generous.
David: It's not my secret
to tell.
Dixie: That's never stopped
you in the past.
David: Colby and Jake?
That was different.
Dixie: You discovered
a secret about them that could
hurt a lot of people,
and you used it as a weapon.
What's stopping you from doing
it now?
David: Maybe I learned some
valuable lessons.
Dixie: Maybe.
David: Listen, I'm sorry that
you're in the middle of this
Dimitri mess.
Dixie: Yeah, it wasn't
in the job description.
David: Would you like
to quit?
Dixie: No.
I'll stick it out.
David: Thanks.
Dixie: Don't thank me.
David: It'll be over soon
enough.
Dixie: No, it won't.
You know, you think you can
control this, but it's all going
to come out sooner or later.
David: No, no, I'm not going
to let that happen.
Dixie: Well, you can't stop
it from happening.
I know.
I've been in this sort
of situation before,
and a secret like this can ruin
a relationship.
David: Well, you don't have
to worry about anything on that
front.
Alex and I don't even have
a relationship.
Dixie: I'm not talking about
you and Alex.
I'm talking about you and Erica.
Eliot: Hey, you were doing
great there at the end.
Brooke: I'm never doing that
again.
Erica: Oh, Rev. Freeman.
My goodness, how nice to see
you again.
Brooke.
Brooke: Erica.
Erica: Rev. Freeman,
if you dressed like that
in church, I'm sure
your congregation would be
overflowing.
Where do you keep your collar
when you work out?
[Brooke and Eliot both laugh]
Erica: Well, it wasn't that funny.
Eliot: I'm sorry.
Um --
Brooke: It's just a question
that he gets a lot.
Erica: Well, if you'll excuse
me, I'm here to work out,
not to socialize.
Jimmy, will you hold this
for me?
Thanks.
Oh, Brooke, you might think
about hitting the showers.
Brooke: I'd rather think
about hitting you.
I really feel in the mood to do
some kickboxing.
Just kidding.
Eliot: I had a good time.
Brooke: Yeah, so did I.
So did I.
Thank you again for spotting me.
Eliot: Remember, don't lift
weights by yourself.
You can get hurt.
Brooke: Oh, believe me,
I'm not going to ever again.
Eliot: Good.
Brooke: All right,
so, I'll be seeing you.
Eliot: Ok.
Brooke: Ok.
Eliot: Brooke?
Brooke: Hmm?
Eliot: Are you free
for dinner tonight?
Brooke: Who's asking -- Eliot
or Rev. Freeman?
Eliot: Both, I hope.
Brooke: What did you have
in mind?
Eliot: I'm open.
But I promise you that it
includes Grace's outrageous red
beans with rice.
Brooke: Oh.
The potluck dinner at
the community center.
Eliot: Right.
You up for it?
Brooke: Sure, sure.
Actually, I've made a double
batch of my famous potato salad.
Eliot: Then I'll see
you there?
Brooke: You bet.
Eliot: I'm going to go
shower.
Thanks again for the company.
Dixie: You know, I'm sorry,
this is none of my business.
Your private life is
your personal hell.
So I'll just make a couple
of copies of these grant
applications and go.
David: No, no, no, no, no.
You don't just drop something
like that on me and walk out
of the room.
What about me and Erica?
Dixie: I don't think there is
a you and Erica.
I mean, ok, maybe I'm wrong,
maybe I'm wrong, but,
like, from what I saw --
David: What?
Dixie: I -- I think that it's
really over between
you and Erica.
Becca: Look, maybe Arthur can
tell me who Victor is and tell
me what he wants.
Scott: Look, Arthur's
a bookie.
Ok?
He's total sleaze.
And this Victor guy --
he probably came from the same
gutter.
You know, I -- I don't want
you involved in this.
Becca: But I am involved.
I cannot walk down the street
without people staring at me,
and these two guys want me
to take a dive for something
I know nothing about.
Scott: They probably just
have some kind of a gambling
scam going on.
You know, wait it out.
It'll blow over.
Becca: What are you saying?
Are you saying that you want me
to walk around being the butt
of some universal joke that
everyone is in on but me?
No way.
No one's going to have that kind
of power over my life.
And I'm going to find out what's
going on.
Scott: Ok.
Look, you're right.
But I'm going to do it with you.
I'm not going to let you do it
alone, all right?
Becca: You will?
Scott: Yeah.
Whoever's behind this is a real
lowlife.
And we'll make sure he pays.
Ryan: There is no one else
in the world, Greenlee.
Only you.
I want to make love with you.
Greenlee: Hurry up, Ryan.
Ryan: He canceled?
Well, what if we just postpone
it until after he's out
of rehab?
Ok, so, you know, that sounds
good.
Sounds good.
So I'll just tell my people that
the deserted island fantasy is
put off until we hear from you.
Great, great.
So just keep in touch, ok?
Bye.
Damn it!
Everything was riding on this.
Greenlee: Soon, Ryan,
we'll share a night we'll never
forget.
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Becca: "Virgin Victor."
I wonder what that is.
Jack: You are one
high-maintenance piece of work.
Leo: Aren't you supposed
to be on some deserted island?