The Good Doctor Season 5 Episode 15

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00:00is not getting here till the afternoon and into the evening. It will look different all day.

00:06I slept through my alarm. Yes, many times, so I turned it off. Sean, I need to review Jordan's

00:12business plan. It would be better if you worked later at night. It would for you. Oh, and you,

00:21Leah, waking every 15 minutes impedes stage four in REM sleep. I'll show you the research.

00:26I'll try not to hit snooze as much. Thank you. I made you coffee. I appreciate that.

00:37It's decaf. Caffeine interferes with deep sleep.

00:40Okay.

00:56You can have mine. You're looking for a seat, right? Oh, no, no, no. You're still eating.

01:02Oh, I can stand and eat. Well, I can stand and eat, too.

01:06I was just on BART with my grandfather. No one gave up their seat.

01:14I'm going to take this to go. Okay.

01:30This is Kevin and Sarah, who runs Golden Compassion Boys Home, where Kevin got into

01:34a fight today. He may need reconstructive surgery. It wasn't a fight. I fell. On someone's fist?

01:48Some bones are broken around your eyes. Lift your shirt, please. I'd like to see if you have

01:52any other injuries. Listen to the doctor. I don't want to take my shirt off. Carlton.

01:59Yes, Cousin Carlton, the Fresh Prince fame. Clearly, you mean that as a compliment. He was

02:04honest, hard-working, tremendous fashion sense. Hell of a dancer, too.

02:14Let me finish the exam. I'll do the Carlton for you. For real? Oh, yeah. It's like a dream come

02:22true. Kevin. I'm fine.

02:34You need a CT trauma pan scan? Okay. Your turn.

02:48I like Carlton Banks. I am a man of my word.

03:18We're going to run some tests on your heart. EKG, CTA, and echo. The sound is very distracting.

03:36We could turn it off, but then I'd be dead.

03:40We've reduced the volume by 25%. Easier to swallow, much more user-friendly.

03:47I think it's ready. I'll draw up a list of VCs I know. I think it's ready. That doesn't mean

03:52we're ready. I'm a second-year resident. You're an IT person. Yeah. In man, Jose. Heart of Cilibro.

04:02I'm a second-year resident. You're an IT person. Yeah. In man, Jose. Heart of Cilibro Valley.

04:13We need an endorsement from someone with real clout. That's out of my wheelhouse. Actually,

04:19I was thinking your future kind of sort of almost father-in-law. Not sure it's a good

04:24idea to go into business with your future kind of sort of almost father-in-law? It's just an

04:28endorsement. And he's got clout. Yeah. Say what the fight was about. I wouldn't even admit there

04:38was a fight. Well, it's more like a beatdown. Not that I've been in either, which took some effort.

04:46I took my pace in Yarmulke under a cap whenever I left Williamsburg so I wouldn't get harassed.

04:51The fifth grade, I came home with a black eye. Eric Chen sucker punched me. My dad brought me

04:59over to Eric's house, made a stand in the driveway to finish the fight like men. And you kicked his

05:04ass? I came home with two black eyes. Bullies used to tease my sister on the school bus.

05:11Tried to defend her, got my ass whooped. The bus driver, Miss Limone, broke it up and told me

05:17they use their fists because they don't know how to use their brains.

05:21So I learned to use words to prevent fights. Didn't hurt Miss Limone at my back.

05:31Three fractured ribs. This one's deformed with callous formation. It's been broken before.

05:37It's been broken before. It's been broken before.

05:43Your echo shows your chest tightness was caused by some narrowing in your aortic valve.

05:48We recommend replacing it with a bioprosthetic one. Will you need to stick a trach tube in my

05:52neck afterwards? Nope. I had one of those about 20 years ago. Kept getting infected.

06:00Iron lung is outdated but effective. You would probably be dead by now if you had a trach

06:05instead of an iron lung. How long will the surgery take? About two hours. We will use

06:14the transcatheter approach. Good. Frank and I don't like to be apart for too long.

06:21Sinatra. I can't dance to his music but I can always feel his warm embrace. Notice how she

06:28never asks if Frank enjoys it. Jealous. I'm Sophie, the niece slash roommate. Slash Hollywood diva.

06:35Says the woman with a google alert for her own name. Oh my alert goes off way more than hers.

06:40That makes sense. Your physics research is more impressive than your niece's documentary.

06:47The discussion of how polio destroyed the cells in your spinal cord was oversimplified

06:51but I did like the archival footage. Thanks for the notes. You're welcome.

06:59We can do the procedure this afternoon.

07:05Um

07:12Gut-brain connection the next frontier in medical development

07:15and the market is wide open. Your endorsement would really make a difference in RBC meetings.

07:24So if if I were to get involved, what if I were to partner with you?

07:29That'd be amazing. Okay, get me a business plan and I will set a follow-up.

07:39That would be great. I'm not ready to give away part of my our company. I thought you wanted

07:45this clout. I wanted an endorsement. I said you signed us up for a throuple without my consent.

07:50Do we need a safe word? Okay, I could tell him I spoke out of turn and we're not interested.

07:57Which would make us look like total noobs and probably rake any chance we have of using his connections.

08:05I can keep him in his lane.

08:11Inflate the balloon to deploy the tavern, Dr. Murphy.

08:16How many alarms do you need to get up in the morning? One. That's the point of an alarm. Yes,

08:22exactly. Hemodynamics? BP and cardiac output good. No alarms for me. I have mass

08:28MR circadian rhythms. Leah hitting the Sims a little too hard this morning? Yes, I turned them

08:33off. Why don't you try earplugs? No, Dr. Lemay, I do not like objects in my ears. The valve is in

08:40place. I'm sure Leah doesn't like having her entire morning disrupted. Withdraw the catheters and close.

08:51How's Frank? Strong and warm. Glad you're okay. What would I do without you around to nag me?

09:07Get a boyfriend. Oh, another roommate would be helpful considering Joan's disability. Oh,

09:13I already have a full-time nurse and I hate to admit it, but Sophie. Sophie keeps the place

09:20running. I also hate to admit it, but Aunt Joan is a pretty good roommate. Never walks in on me in

09:24the bathroom. Oh, stick a pen in my mouth so I can write her out of the will. The motor gave out.

09:42Airway card, stat. We gotta get her out of this thing.

09:57Leah, you skipped section 5 part A. I'm sorry. The guide roller under the timing belt.

10:03I don't have the guide roller shown. That's why I'm improvising.

10:06Oh, you improvised building our furniture. Now Archon's finger cabinet is missing a panel.

10:13Which I repurposed into an extra drawer for your desk. Good point. Shouldn't you be with your aunt?

10:19Seeing her on a ventilator, being here is better. Did you bring in your girlfriend?

10:26Oh, Leah is my fiance. But you are a mechanic. No. I thought you said you were bringing in...

10:36I'm a software engineer and I used to work for a car company and run my brother's garage.

10:42It failed. I know what I'm doing. The control box short-circuited because the fan belt is faulty.

10:48Kevin. Carlton. You need reconstructive surgery on your face and your ribs.

11:04Three of them are broken and displaced. One of them was broken before and healed improperly

11:09because you never told anyone.

11:10Who's doing this to you? No one. Kevin, will you please put down the book and talk to me?

11:25One of your ribs could have punctured your lung and killed you.

11:30If someone in the home is abusing you... Stop. Stop interrogating me. I'm trying to protect you.

11:36But I need to know who I'm protecting you from.

11:44Just fix my broken bones, okay?

11:53Joan's body is fighting the vent. We may need to chemically paralyze her.

11:57That doesn't sound good. It's not. It could impair her ability to transition back to the iron lung.

12:05Sean, you're scaring her and I think unnecessarily because...

12:17I was right. Calling you was a good idea. Calling me is always a good idea.

12:30The motor is churning too fast.

12:35The gearbox is blown. You know how to fix it, right?

12:45Yes, but I need parts that haven't been manufactured since the 50s.

12:51This is Sophie again. I left the message earlier about your Reddit post on the 38 Chevy.

12:57We really, really need that gearbox, so we're just driving out to you.

13:04I'm sure he's just with customers.

13:08You and Sean have a lot in common, don't you think?

13:13I'm sure he's just with customers.

13:19You and Sean hugged at the hospital, so he's comfortable with physical contact?

13:24Sometimes. With me, most of the time.

13:27That makes sense.

13:29Did you really just ask me if my feelings say your aunt's surgeon is good in bed?

13:34Welcome to life of the documentarian. Curiosity and lack of boundaries

13:38are in the job description. You can feel free not to answer.

13:43Sean is very focused and determined in all areas.

13:51Good for him. And for you.

13:56What about just day-to-day? There must be times when he struggles because of his ASD.

14:01Loud noises, bright lights, itchy sheets, for sure.

14:05This morning, I hit snooze too many times, and he turned off my alarm.

14:09That really screwed up his routine. That's a big deal to him.

14:13So, what do you do now?

14:15I'll probably sleep in the guest room when I have to wake up early.

14:21One time, I went to Maui with this guy I was dating, Travis,

14:24and we were going to do the road to Hana.

14:26But the car rental place didn't have pedal extensions,

14:28and I was just like, fine, Travis will drive.

14:32He went off. He was threatening to report them, quoting the ADA,

14:36demanding to speak to a manager. He was being my advocate,

14:41but for me, it was just another reminder that I'm different.

14:44The world does that to me. I don't need it for my boyfriend.

14:49Don't think Sean feels that way about me accommodating him.

14:54Just when one person does all the accommodating, it's not good.

15:02So, make sure your heart is healthy enough for surgery.

15:16Is Jean-Michel Basquiat?

15:21You know, he did one painting with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie.

15:25Ornithology. That's a part of his Heroes and Saints series.

15:30You learned about him in art class?

15:32I wish. No, I just spend a lot of time on Google Images and Wikipedia.

15:38Great news.

15:40No, it's fine.

15:43Do you mind if I take a look?

15:48Okay.

16:00That's amazing.

16:02Yeah, each one's in the style of an artist I like.

16:06Kehinde Wiley.

16:09He's awesome. Has skills just like those old Dutch painters,

16:13Vermeer and Rembrandt, but he paints stuff I actually care about.

16:17Kerry James Marshall.

16:22Picasso.

16:23Okay, well, that one's easy.

16:25You know, he was dyslexic.

16:28So?

16:30So, I know you are, too. It's in your medical records.

16:32I'm not dumb.

16:33I didn't say you were.

16:36You know, some of history's greatest geniuses were dyslexic.

16:40Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Marcus Andrews.

16:45You're a genius.

16:47You're a genius.

16:48You're a genius.

16:49You're a genius.

16:50You're a genius.

16:51You're a genius.

16:52You're a genius.

16:53You're a genius.

16:54That's me.

17:01So how'd you become a doctor?

17:02A lot of support from my parents, my teachers.

17:05Your parents are dead.

17:06My teachers only notice me when I'm screwing up.

17:10I noticed you.

17:13And I want to help.

17:16If that group home is unsafe.

17:18I just gave her my book back.

17:36I don't buy it, Irene Long.

17:39I did a whole documentary about her.

17:41I don't care about your documentary.

17:42I care about the 1975 Gran Torino you pulled up in.

17:46How do I know the gearbox isn't going to wind up in a 38 Chevy at the Santa Cruz Vintage Car Derby?

17:50You think we invented a story about her aunt dying to beat you in a vintage car competition?

17:55That's what I'd do.

17:57We can double.

17:58Quadruple.

17:59Whatever you paid.

18:01That's nothing compared to the business I'm going to get after I win first prize.

18:06You got that call earlier from Gary Gerhart, right?

18:11Sophie's a producer for PBS.

18:13See?

18:16You know Gerhart?

18:18We're talking about collaborating on a series.

18:21About the Great American Car Show would be interested in your collection.

18:24And a story about you giving away a gearbox to save a woman's life?

18:27That would bring in more revenue than some local car show.

18:30Right?

18:35Top it off with 500 bucks.

18:37And we got a deal.

18:39Done.

18:46Whisk your head.

18:48Gerhart.

18:54Aunt Joanie, this is Leah.

18:56She fixed your iron lung with the gearbox from a 38 Chevy.

18:59Hmm.

19:00A little young to know about something that old.

19:04I've got a thing for the classics.

19:06Well, thank God.

19:07And thank you.

19:10And Leah is engaged to Dr. Murphy whose surgical talents are matched by his skills in the bedroom.

19:18It is important to me that Leah is sexually satisfied.

19:21And she is also very skilled.

19:24How great are these two?

19:26You want them for your show.

19:28I want them for the pilot.

19:30I'm producing a reality wedding series for Hulu about atypical couples.

19:35Mismatched yet perfect together.

19:37Ugh.

19:39You two have to be in it.

19:41We'd pay for the wedding.

19:43It's not...

19:45Up to $150,000.

19:49You're having trouble breathing.

19:57It's working fine.

19:59It is. She's not.

20:01She has a bronchial rupture.

20:093-OPDS suture.

20:11Completing primary anastomosis.

20:13Sophie asked me and Leah to get married on a reality show she's making.

20:17You are not a reality show person.

20:19What's a reality show person?

20:22Is that dental eating?

20:23Someone who loves attention even when it's bad.

20:26You should have seen what I tweeted about Katie on The Bachelorette.

20:29I have.

20:31You think I didn't check out your social media before hiring you?

20:34The lung isn't inflating.

20:36Ultras the repair with an intercostal muscle flap.

20:40My ex-husband and I spent buckets on our wedding.

20:42Didn't stop it from raining.

20:44Didn't stop his brother from getting sloppy drunk.

20:46And it didn't stop my sketchy cousins from stealing wedding gifts.

20:50If someone else is paying, go for it.

20:56The muscle flap isn't helping.

21:00Her esophagus isn't working.

21:03Her respiratory muscles and lungs are too weak to go back in the iron lung.

21:06Her airway will rupture again.

21:12What if we gave her diaphragm pacing with phrenic nerve stimulation?

21:15There's no way to sink the nerve stimulator to the iron lung.

21:20We could take her out of the iron lung.

21:22She would die.

21:24Yes, unless we switch her to a biphasic cuirass ventilator.

21:28Her spine's not strong enough for a cuirass.

21:33Calphoplasties.

21:49We can pour cement into her correct vertebrae to stabilize them.

21:54Good idea.

21:57I had fun working with you today.

21:59I get why you love being a doctor.

22:03Being a doctor doesn't usually involve buying old car parts.

22:07I have to wake up early tomorrow.

22:11And I'm not going to be sleeping in the guest room.

22:13And you're not going to be turning off my alarm.

22:16And I'm not going to be sleeping in the guest room.

22:18And you're not going to be turning off my alarm.

22:33John?

22:35I taught you a wrist alarm.

22:37It uses silent vibration to wake you up.

22:39It has a snooze button.

22:41Like the diaphragm pacing Jordan suggested for Joan.

22:43But for your wrist.

22:45I don't want you to sleep in the guest room.

22:49This is like a compromise.

22:52Are we reality show people?

22:57Jordan says we're not.

22:59Because we don't love attention.

23:01Sounds about right.

23:05And do you disagree?

23:09Neurotypicals consider me strange.

23:11So I am used to people staring at me.

23:14Especially after Salem put me on that billboard.

23:16Would the attention bother you?

23:18Maybe.

23:20The first time we tried to plan a wedding, it sucked.

23:24And I don't want the whole world to watch us flailing.

23:26Maybe if Sophie does the planning, we would not flail.

23:30And if she does the paying, that would be very helpful.

23:34I don't think money should be the deciding factor on the start of our life together.

23:38Okay.

23:44Yeah.

23:48Decision looks great.

23:52No peri-orbital edema.

23:54We'll monitor you tonight.

23:56So I go back tomorrow?

23:58If all's well, yes.

24:00Great.

24:08I'll talk to Sarah.

24:10I'm sure she'll be okay.

24:13I'll talk to Sarah about getting you a reading tutor.

24:15There are some techniques that have really worked for me.

24:23I'm happy to talk you through them.

24:25Or...

24:27Anything else.

24:33I don't even have his personal cell.

24:39Here.

24:41Thanks.

24:57How are you going to hold market share

24:59when copycats flood the system?

25:01If we get the patent first, that won't be an issue.

25:03There's nothing in the business plan about patent strategy.

25:05It's a work in progress.

25:08V.C.'s are going to be asking you these questions,

25:10so you've got to be ready.

25:12I'm well aware.

25:14I paid off half my med school debt by selling it.

25:16The ankle brace. Yes, I know about that.

25:18That's fantastic.

25:20But this time, you need investors, right?

25:22Not just buyers.

25:24And in this case, you're the product.

25:26We'll be prepared.

25:28And the product, the actual product,

25:30needs to be retooled.

25:34What did you have in mind?

25:37I was thinking about the functionality.

25:39Imagine if it monitored pancreatic function,

25:41hormonal levels, and also lesions.

25:43That would require way more power.

25:45Multiple sensors.

25:47Okay.

25:51We would have to go back to the drawing board.

25:53The drawing board is, what, two months old?

25:57You ladies have a multimillion-dollar idea here,

25:59and it's great,

26:01but I'm suggesting to you that

26:03you could have a billion-dollar idea

26:05and just sleep on it.

26:07Sleep on it.

26:09I'm pretty sure this is the right way to go.

26:15I'll catch up with you later.

26:23What?

26:25You need to have more respect

26:27for the work Jordan and I have put in.

26:29I suggested a few upgrades.

26:31Did not sound like a suggestion.

26:34Sorry?

26:36You really pissed off Jordan.

26:38Maybe she's being just a little bit too sensitive.

26:40You did not just say that.

26:44Are we ladies being too sensitive?

26:46I don't know what's happening here.

26:48Are you offended

26:50because I refer to you as ladies?

26:52I'm offended by your overbearing attitude.

26:54Okay, FYI, if two men walked into my office

26:56right now and presented to me

26:58this particular business plan,

27:00I wouldn't have acted any differently.

27:03Okay.

27:05What?

27:07I just... I'm just trying to help.

27:09I have experience.

27:11I have knowledge.

27:13I know the marketplace.

27:15Maybe if you just listen to the ideas

27:17instead of how the ideas are being presented to you...

27:19Thanks.

27:21I didn't know how I was supposed to feel

27:23until you explained it to me.

27:29Your ass is like a wearable mini Frank.

27:32You could use a motorized wheelchair

27:34and be mobile again.

27:36Think of all the lecture invitations you've had to turn down.

27:38You could do a college tour.

27:40We could go to Vegas.

27:48I don't want the surgery.

27:50What?

27:54The intubations and rupture

27:56weakened your respiratory system.

27:58I know.

28:02If...

28:04If you stay on Frank,

28:06you'll only have a few months left to live.

28:10I just taught my last class.

28:14I published my final paper.

28:16And I got to spend

28:18my final years with a...

28:20a pretty cool roommate.

28:24But I'm...

28:28I'm at the finish line.

28:32He's bleeding from the incision site.

28:34Do you need irrigation?

28:36Ball, thorovicular sutures, and chloroprep?

28:42His sutures are torn.

28:46You did this to yourself.

28:50I'm sorry.

28:52I'm sorry.

28:54I'm sorry.

28:56I'm sorry.

28:58I'm sorry.

29:00You did this to yourself.

29:12Are the sutures irritating you?

29:16No.

29:20Did you want to hurt yourself?

29:23No.

29:27Did you want to stay here?

29:30No.

29:34Please tell me who's hurting you.

29:39I can't help you if you won't tell me.

29:55There are five of them.

30:00They play this game

30:02every Friday after school

30:04called

30:06Happy Hour.

30:10They give me challenges.

30:12Read that sign.

30:14Spell this word.

30:18If I get it right,

30:20they give me stuff extra.

30:22Snacks or

30:24weed or whatever.

30:27I'm stupid.

30:33I never get it right.

30:37So they hurt me.

30:39You're not stupid.

30:41You're brilliant.

30:43You're just dyslexic.

30:57Mr. Targum in exam room 2

30:59needs a rectal exam.

31:01Do you want to take it?

31:03No.

31:07I ran into Jordan

31:09after you guys met this morning.

31:11She seemed a little

31:13out of sorts.

31:15Yeah.

31:17I apparently offended her

31:19and Leah

31:21because I offered an opinion

31:23that was overbearing

31:26and

31:28pushy.

31:30I believe the word you're looking for

31:32is sexist.

31:34I wasn't looking for that word.

31:36Well, you are.

31:38Men your age have spent your whole lives

31:40being told you were the center of the universe.

31:42You don't see the irony

31:44in reducing me to my age and my gender?

31:46You don't see the irony

31:48in being more upset about being called a sexist

31:50than being one?

31:52That's not irony.

31:54I'm contemplating it.

31:56Good first step.

31:58Got my diagnosis.

32:00While some of your symptoms overlap

32:02with toxic masculinity,

32:04your real underlying issue is Boss Syndrome,

32:06which is very treatable.

32:08Shut up.

32:10What?

32:12You're used to leading.

32:14Now you need to learn how to be quiet,

32:16listen, follow.

32:18It might be a fun new experience for you.

32:20You can start by taking

32:23I'm a slow learner.

32:29I've heard of happy hour.

32:31The victim's very tradition continues.

32:33So separate him

32:35from his bullies.

32:37I will, and I'll tell my staff to keep eyes on him.

32:39But it is a 10 to 1

32:41kid to staff ratio here.

32:43Yeah.

32:45There's got to be something more you can do.

32:48Last week,

32:50Kevin was arguing about changing the channel

32:52in the common room.

32:54Kevin started calling the other boy a baby

32:56because he wanted to watch cartoons.

32:58He got his ass kicked.

33:00It doesn't make it okay to just...

33:02Not my point.

33:04It's harder to help Kevin than you think.

33:06But...

33:12What about a foster family?

33:14Not a lot of them want teenagers.

33:16Especially if they have a history of running away

33:18from foster homes.

33:22I'll do everything I can to keep him safe.

33:34Hey.

33:36I keep trying to sell my aunt on the Curious,

33:38but she kicked me out.

33:40Is there anything else?

33:42No.

33:45Just hospice care?

33:51Have you guys thought anymore

33:53about doing my show?

33:58We haven't decided yet.

34:06I made my documentary

34:08because people like me need to know

34:10that someone like Aunt Joan exists.

34:15There are people who need to know

34:17you exist, Sean.

34:24Those people who needed Aunt Joan,

34:28now she needs them.

34:38Uh-oh.

34:40Another one of your director's cuts.

34:42Better.

34:45Aunt Joanie...

34:49Polio made your world smaller.

34:53But...

34:55You made the world bigger

34:57for so many others

34:59by showing what's possible.

35:03Hey. Hi, Joan.

35:05Hi.

35:07Oh.

35:09Susie, is that...

35:11Oh, Jeffrey.

35:14Susie, you're up.

35:16I was first in my family to go to college.

35:18I was ready to drop out freshman year

35:20until I took your seminar.

35:22Your courage inspired me to come out.

35:24When I saw your movie,

35:26I thought her iron lung

35:28isn't ruling her life.

35:30My depression shouldn't rule mine.

35:32I made an appointment

35:34with a therapist that day.

35:36Go.

35:38Every time I start to say I can't,

35:40I just think about the brain.

35:42I love you so much.

35:58I'm so lucky to call you a friend.

36:00You didn't just teach me physics.

36:02You taught me about life.

36:08I know.

36:12I know.

36:22You've been in that machine a long time.

36:24You're scared

36:26of life outside

36:28because it's new.

36:32Because it may make you look back

36:34and realize how much you've missed.

36:37You've overcome

36:39so much more than most people.

36:41You found your courage

36:43before,

36:45but you can do it again.

36:49If I could feel my ass,

36:51you'd be such a pain in it.

37:01Fine, I'll do the damn surgery.

37:03Just shut up about it.

37:07Fine.

37:17You're all set for discharge.

37:19I made some calls to DCFS.

37:21They promised to get you in a new foster placement.

37:25How long would it take?

37:27A week or so.

37:37You see that?

37:39Yeah.

37:41Looks like an infection.

37:43He's not ready for discharge.

37:47Okay.

37:49Is it bad?

37:51No.

37:53We just need to keep you here a little longer.

37:55How much longer?

37:57A week or so.

38:07Thanks for coming.

38:09Since the last time we met,

38:11I've been doing a lot of thinking.

38:13If this is gonna work,

38:15there needs to be a change

38:17in the dynamic,

38:19mostly on my part,

38:21and I'm not sure I can do that.

38:23So maybe we should call it a day.

38:29That's it?

38:31Of course.

38:33I'll give you the endorsement.

38:36You're gonna give up on us?

38:38I thought you said

38:40you didn't want a partner.

38:42It took me a while

38:44to get past the attitude.

38:46But you were right.

38:48We could use your code

38:50to power three different sensors.

38:52We could sell it as a set or a la carte.

38:54Make more money.

38:56I like that idea.

39:00What about it, Glassy?

39:02Maybe we can all learn some new tricks.

39:04You know what they say about old dogs.

39:06But...

39:08sure.

39:10I'm willing to give it a shot.

39:20How's Frank Jr.?

39:22No. This is Gene.

39:24Kelly.

39:26Light on his feet.

39:29So...

39:31the show...

39:33Oh, Sean and I haven't had a chance to...

39:35You are beautiful, smart, and kind.

39:39When I was younger,

39:41I would have liked to see

39:43a TV show about a man like me

39:45lucky enough to marry

39:47a woman like you.

39:51But you don't want to do it,

39:53and that is okay.

39:56Sean, you have inspired me.

39:58And I want us to inspire other people.

40:02And planning a wedding sucks.

40:06Yes.

40:08It does.

40:16Ogie.

40:18We are going to be

40:20reality show people.

40:22We are going to be

40:24reality show people.

40:34Reality show people.

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