You really didn't have to sleep on the couch, you know.
The only reason I slept here and not at Maya's
is because it's her wedding day
and I don't want her to know what you did... not today.
- What... What I did - Ohp. Shh, shh.
Was saved your job, Andy.
This is not a discussion. This is not a discussion.
Because today I am a maid of honor,
and if we have a discussion, I will say some things
that are very, very not maiden-like or honorable.
This is absurd.
You don't get to tell me what's absurd.
Be there by 5.
_
Any residents make it out yet?
Neighbor who called 911
thinks at least six people live in there.
We tried to kick the door down, but the smoke was too much.
19, we are Rescue Group. 23 is Fire Attack.
There are at least six people unaccounted for.
I want a thorough Primary and Secondary search.
Excuse me. Ma'am? Hi. I'm Captain Bishop.
Do you know the name of the family?
Yeah. Garcia. It's a real great family.
My kid, Zaza, plays with their kid Steven sometimes.
Okay. Do you know how many people live there?
Seven? There's a lot of kids.
And grandparents. They all quarantined together.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
Hello?!
_
Is anybody in here? We're here to help.
Herrera?
Neighbor thinks there might be seven people in there, not six.
_
? Gee, I really love you, and we're... ?
? Gonna get married ?
? Going to the chapel of love ?
How do you know that song?
Because my dad was obsessed with '60s girl groups.
Ohh! ? Spring is here ?
? Na na na na ?
- ? Sky is blue ? - ? Na na na ?
Okay, okay, I'm getting a little concerned
about how giddy you are.
I-I'm giddy, too, though.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
I mean, as much fun as four weeks in a pandemic hell
and... and two weeks of quarantine was,
this is a tiny, tiny bit better.
Okay. You're sure you don't want to invite your parents?
Unh...
Well, I don't even know
- where Mason is. - Hm.
And my mom... It would just be a hassle.
I'd have to explain, and...
And come out.
Not that. I promise.
I know, I know.
I am just not ready to deal with that just yet.
- But... - Mm-hmm.
...a couple months of marriage to you under my belt,
and I am sure I will be a lot braver.
Mm-hmm.
Okay. Lots to do and only five hours to do it.
No, no, no, no, no. So, we're going to the Polish restaurant.
- Mm-hmm. - And...
? We're gonna get married ?
Hmm.
? I am hers, ba-dum-dum ?
? She is mine, da-da-da ?
You know, you'd never know this place got torched a month ago.
Thank you for getting us this event, Victoria.
Well, it's not really an event.
It's me and like 12 of my friends.
Yeah, but, still, you really didn't have to.
Well, I haven't been much use around here for the last...
decade, so, yeah, I... I did.
- Ah! - Flowers?
Yeah. Sorry. Right... Right over there, please. Yeah.
Oh, that reminds me... Everybody who's invited today
is in the bubble and we get tested three times a week,
and your tests came back clean,
and we're doing quick tests today, so...
- So no masks. - Yeah.
- God. Thank God. - Ahh.
Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!
I am not doing the chicken dance in a damn mask.
You know, you've got a talent
for pandemic wedding planning, Victoria.
Psh.
Oh, that young man came by asking for you the other day.
What young man? Who?
- Uh, the Latino one? - Oh, yeah. Theo?
At least that's the name he uses when he orders combo number six.
He was asking about me?
Mm-hmm. Just wanted to know how you're doing.
So, uh, you two work together or...?
Uh, no. No, we... don't.
Um... okay.
Uh, 19's gonna be here in like an hour,
so let's hop to it, yeah?
It's definitely not a win.
But it's not an I.
A settlement might as well be an I.
Says the trust-fund baby with a houseboat.
Dean, a settlement is a massive amount of money
for working folks like Joyce... Life-changing money.
Yeah, I'm not after the money. I want change.
A settlement is a sign of change.
With the protests and everything that's happened
over the last couple months,
it has forced PDs all over the country to look inward.
If that were true, then they'd reach across the table
to help make change,
not to throw money at us so we go away.
They're willing to make a public apology.
- More words. - Okay.
Dean...
you hired me to give Joyce a voice,
and right now her voice is saying that she wants to settle.
She doesn't have the luxury
of holding out for something as intangible as change.
Take the settlement, Dean.
So I can stop being your lawyer
and start...
doing whatever this is between us.
Oof.
Have I been feeling all this by myself?
No, I'm just in love with someone else.
Understood.
I appreciate you not wasting my time.
Seriously.
Um, I still don't know if I should settle.
Okay, well, why don't we check in next week
and we'll see where you're at?
Alexa, add coffee with Condola at 9:00 a.m. next Wednesday
to my calendar, please.
Okay, I've added that.
Thank you for everything.
Uh, I hope we can be friends.
Be friends. Yep. Uh...
That didn't happen when we broke up,
and it probably won't happen now.
Is it the firefighter?
The one you work with?
Does she know?
Tell her.
I would want to know if I were her.
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I should get goin'. Captain's getting married today.
Hmm. Good for him.
Her. She's marrying another woman, in fact.
So, Friday? Dinner still?
Friday. Uh, of course, yeah.
- Uh... - Yeah.
Thanks, Travis. Thanks for meeting me.
Of course, Dad.
Was there something that you wanted to talk to me about?
It's okay.
I'm here, Dad.
I'm in love, Travis.
The friend I told you about.
I think... I've fallen in love.
You think?
I've never felt like this before.
And I've never said it out loud.
I know that you want me to tell your mother, and I will...
No, it's okay. Dad.
You will when you're ready.
I'm sorry, Travis.
I'm so sorry that you felt like this and I didn't...
I just didn't think I could ever feel this whole.
Do you, um... Do you have someone?
No. Uh, not like that.
Not since Michael.
You should.
You deserve it.
Huh.
Captain, living room is clear.
Continuing the search.
Here! We're in here!
Sullivan!
Let's go, let's go. Come on.
Come on. Keep your head down, everyone.
That's it, that's it, that's it.
Good job.
We're gonna get you out of here, alright?
Watch your step. Careful.
Oh. Here we go.
Sir! Sir! Ma'am?!
Please wake up. Please wake up.
_
Inés! Inés!
Yeah, yeah, right behind you, Lieutenant!
Okay. Okay. We're gonna go for a little ride.
Hola. I'm here.
Let the wedding day begin.
Maya?
Oh, my God.
Oh. Just...
Just...
- What? - Andy, come on.
I said I don't want to talk about it.
Bishop knew when she made the call
it would have consequences.
Hi!
- Hi. Um... - Oh. Okay.
Sorry. We're here.
- A-And... - Okay, bye. Love you, too.
Um...
Uh, we, uh...
We just got out of the shower.
Let's get you married!
Mm-hmm. Yeah, that's right.
Six weeks post-op. Yeah. Dr. Clark Kabir.
Yeah, uh, correct.
Yeah. Thank you. Yes. Thank you so much.
Yeah, I'll be there.
What?
Well, who is it this time? Wallace?
Psh. No.
It's, uh, Hanhurst.
- Hanhurst? - Yeah. Dr. Timothy Hanhurst.
- Never heard of him. - Well, he's in Portland.
Ben, are you going to Portland for a third opinion?
Look. I need to make sure. Alright?
Okay, Kabir and Catherine Fox have already cleared you
and ruled out any need for chemo, so...
But what if this Hanhurst does, too?
What, are you gonna get a fourth opinion?
From, uh, Dr. Nina Santorini, yes.
Ni... In San Francisco. Mm-hmm.
Okay. I'm gonna need to see this list.
- It's right there. - What is this?
Dr. Nina Santorini. Right there.
So, what, you'd... you'd have to go back to the hospital?
Nope. All outpatient.
Two times a week for six weeks.
All I have to do is give 'em some blood
and tell them whether I can smell things or not
and complain about how tired I am.
Bona fide lab rat.
I'd take being a lab rat over having a tube down my throat
any day.
Oh, God! Look at you in those shorts.
- Oh. - What I wouldn't give.
- Hm. - I am making grilled cheese.
I'm just gonna go for a quick run.
- Marcus is doing his homework. - Okay.
Yeah, I'm gonna help with some wedding stuff after.
Okay. Y-You need me there?
Oh, no. No. But, um...
But you're coming, right? To the wedding?
You still want me to?
Yeah.
She talked to me last night about her sister.
She cleaned herself up and needs help with the kids,
and, uh, Inara wants to help her.
I thought she couldn't go to her sister's
because Ted would find her there,
but I guess she moved to a new town
and he's in New York with some new woman, anyway.
So that's it? You're just gonna nod your way through this?
You're going with her, right?
It wasn't exactly presented to me as an option, okay?
Jack! Of course she wants you to go.
She's probably waiting for you to offer.
You love her, right?
Then don't let her go.
Don't be a dumb-dumb like I was my whole life.
Marry the girl.
Make her your own.
Oh, move to California if you have to.
I'm fine here.
I've lived alone my whole life. I'm used to it.
And I've always wanted a California vacation.
You need her.
You know, for someone who's as excited as you are,
you really should have this part covered already.
I know, but, like, am I a white-dress kind of bride?
Am I a pantsuit bride? I couldn't decide.
And it is gonna be the thing that defines me forever.
It's really not, but...
You know what I mean. There will be pictures.
Yeah, which you'll put in an album
and keep on your coffee table.
I'm pretty sure the picture of you
on the Wheaties box will be seen by more people.
- This? - No. No, no, no, no.
Are we going to a high-school baby shower?
Okay, you are the wrong person for this job!
We could be done already if she let me pick.
That is bad luck!
I'm not the groom.
Then let me see what you're wearing.
Never. No.
What are you wearing?
Andy?
Hm?
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
- We got two coming out! - Watch your step.
Alright. Come on. Go, go, go.
All the way, all the way.
Montgomery.
Gently, gently. There you go.
ˇMami!
_
I know, Papi. I woke up because
I heard the dog barking and I saw the smoke,
so I went running upstairs.
The teenagers' room is at the other end of the hall.
- Tell me their names. - Tina and Jorge.
Tina and Jorge. Got it.
- Miller! - Who else is in there?
My husband, he's at work, and I fell asleep right after he left.
- And my abuela. - Your abuela?
Abuelita. She's 90 years old,
and she insists on sleeping on the couch.
T-There was no one on the couch when we entered, okay?
Ay, 'ita.
Okay, okay. Don't worry. We'll find her. Uh, it's...
That's eight people. Are there any others?
- Roxy. - Roxy? Roxy. How old is she?
77 in dog years.
We're gonna find her!
So, Condola thinks I should take the deal,
but it kind of feels like admitting defeat.
Well, are they willing to publicly apologize?
- Yeah, but that doesn't mean anything. - True.
And, also, Condola asked me out.
We had a great thing back in the day.
But I said no.
Oh, because of the, uh...
Dude. Dude. Yeah.
And she says I should tell her.
You told her about Hughes?
- Told who about Hughes? - Condola, my lawyer.
- Ah. - Wait. Gibson knows?
Gibson was the first to know.
Anyways, when are you gonna tell her?
I mean, can I? We work together.
Well, Miranda and I were working together when I asked her out.
- So were Andy and I. - Yeah.
- And look at how that went. - Hmm.
Look. All I'm saying is that you don't confess a love like that
when you think you're about to die
unless it's, you know, some real soul love, you know?
Plus, you know, what...
What if you die on a call and you didn't tell her?
Or she meets somebody tomorrow and you didn't tell her?
Ooh.
Hello?
- Hey! - There they are!
- Hi. How y'all do... - Our heroes! Thank you, guys!
- Thank you! - Heroes?
No, no, I wasn't even at the...
No, no, you're not supposed to be kissing people.
That's, like, super-unsanitary.
She doesn't care.
Hey.
My dad's in love.
My dad is 63 years old and, for the first time in his life,
knows what it's like to love someone with his whole heart.
And I can't even bring myself
to ask Emmett to be my date to a wedding.
Super cool.
Where do you want me?
Uh...
Uh, Victoria says you can cook, so meet me in the kitchen.
Of course.
You're late.
I... Just...
Dude. Just tell her.
- Can I help you...? - Yeah.
Are you sure? I mean, 'cause I can take your dad.
I mean, I don't know if you know, but I've gotten jacked lately.
Honestly, I don't want to think about it.
No drama today, no stress.
I just want to marry the woman I love.
Okay.
You know, I don't mean to be all corny, but...
So don't.
I'm just... I'm just really proud of you.
Well, I guess you could say I learned it from watching you.
I mean, you and Sullivan have been through it all
in a really short amount of time,
and you're stronger than ever.
Yeah, we've definitely been through a lot.
So, PD wants to settle the lawsuit.
What?
Okay, so that's not a victory face.
I don't know.
I don't think it is, but Warren and Condola think it is.
Well, the alternative was losing your job, so...
Yeah, but maybe it's just more of the same.
Like, swept that one away. What's next to avoid?
The PD typically doesn't settle. They win.
So that means they see you as a threat, right?
Or they see the tide turning and they want to trot me out
as false proof that they're changing.
Well, maybe they are changing.
Okay, I didn't even believe that when I said it.
- But I do... I do think... - Unh-unh-unh. Ah-ah-ah.
I do think the country is changing,
so maybe the institutions will, too.
One day. Maybe.
What? It's just funny.
You're still such an optimist.
It's a choice.
Someone's gotta balance you out, right?
You kn...
The ERs in the city are all full to capacity.
We have multiple units on wall time waiting for beds.
I'm gonna need one more.
Still have one vic. Whereabouts unknown.
We'll try to get a car to you A.S.A.P.,
but just know it might be a bit.
Even the private ambulance companies are slammed.
Well, it might take us a bit to find her.
Response times all over the city are falling.
Zaza! Zaza, are you out here?!
- Ma'am? Ma'am? - I-It's my kid...
I-I went to go wake him up, but he's not in bed, but...
He loves fire trucks, so he's probably around here somewhere.
- How old? - He's 9.
- We'll keep an eye out for him. - Okay, thank you.
Roxy! Oh. Mi amor.
Still no sign of Abuelita.
Oh, her brain is all... It gets muddled.
She still thinks that she's young.
Okay. I got it.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Hey! We have a 37-year-old female in respiratory distress.
I need an Ambu bag now!
Hoping by the time the ceremony starts,
you'll have picked something.
What if we both wear pink?
You didn't bring anything pink.
Maya, is there a chance you're focusing on your outfit
so you don't have to think about the fact that your parents
don't know you're getting married?
Look. I got married when I did so my dad could be there.
I-It's a big thing.
Tough relationship or not.
Okay, I will take your silence as rejection of my theory,
and we'll go get you hitched.
Without your parents. You know what I mean?
- Without them even knowing... - Okay.
Fine. Five minutes.
Herrera. You're gonna need to find me one more aid car.
Abuelita? I'm Andy. We've got you.
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The neighbor boy.
- Zaza? - Sí.
He was... He was helping her get back to bed.
He's in the house.
- Okay. - Herrera, get back in there.
Okay?
Gibson, there's possibly a 9-year-old boy in the house.
- Another one? - Neighbor boy.
Most likely ground floor. Name's Zaza.
Copy. We'll find him.
Ma'am? What's your name?
Um, Dani. Delgado. Why? What's going on?
The grandmother says that Zaza helped her get back into bed.
Oh, my God.
H-He's always telling me that he's worried about Steven's Ita
because she gets confused and that she walks around at night.
Oh, my God. Wait! Is he in there?!
- He may have... No! - Zaza! Zaza!
No! Let me through! That is my son!
Dani! Wait. I need you to wait.
- Miss, ma'am! - Please let me go! That is my son!
- Ma'am. Ma'am. - I got her. I got her.
Ma'am, calm down. Please, please.
We're going to find your son, okay?
Herrera, update.
Still no Zaza.
Andy.
Captain, we have Zaza!
Here we go. Here we go
You tell her?
It doesn't seem like the right time, and her parents are here.
And there's music and flowers and, uh, mood lighting...
And, again, her parents.
Yeah, but you know she buried the hatchet with them.
Maybe she's in the mood to start something new.
Yeah, with Ruiz.
What does Ruiz have to do with anything?
Well, he and her were gonna be a thing,
but then she found out that, uh, he killed Montgomery's husband.
Wait. What?
Yeah. Okay. Where...
Where was I when all of this went down?
Oh, sorry. We just... We don't tell you everything. Dad.
- O... Okay. See... - Yeah? See what I did?
I thought we were done with that.
- Oh! Man! - Whoa! Sorry! I...
It's you.
You're here.
At my captain's wedding.
Yeah, uh...
- Hughes' dad invited me. - Ah.
Came to pick up pierogi, and he said I should come.
But I can go.
Nope. No. It's fine.
You already got a wedding gift, so...
Yeah, uh, don't tell Bishop, but it's a re-gift.
You know, one of those muscle massagers.
Can't stand it.
It tickles too much.
You really like her, don't you?
I mean, of course you do. She's, like...
the greatest person in the world.
She's the only person since Michael
that I can stand being around for more than a day.
It's, like, weird how not sick of her I get.
You know, when I found out you two were best friends...
man, it gutted me.
Because I knew it meant she and I couldn't happen.
Not only 'cause she's the greatest person in the world,
but...
But because I knew that the three of us
could have been just like you, me, and Mikey were.
Which, you know, I know is stupid
because you hate me and...
I don't hate you.
Oh, crap.
It's not... It's not quite ready.
I don't...
O-Okay. This... is amazing.
This... I mean, and I... I know you did this for Maya
and not for me, but...
Thank you, Victoria.
I did it for you, too, so...
- Yeah. Thank you. - Yeah.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
- Hi, Dad. - Hi, sweetie.
I'm bisexual. Or queer, I guess they say now.
And I'm in love with a woman and I am marrying her tonight.
Just wanted you to know that, officially.
And, Mom, you don't deserve
to be cowering in the hall behind him again.
You have other options. You don't have to be here.
My soon-to-be wife has offered to take you in,
and I would like to, so...
If at any point you have had enough,
you know where we live and we will always have a bed for you.
- Young lady... - No.
No more from you.
Dispatch, you have that additional aid car?
Sorry, 19. Still no available units.
I have a 9-year-old boy.
Unconscious. Full thickness burns.
We found him in the closet.
He likely got disoriented trying to get out.
Oh, my God! Zaza! It's okay, baby! Wake up!
Ma'am. Ma'am. I need you to step back.
Where's the aid car?
Shortage in the city. ERs are slammed.
I'll take him! I will take him in my car!
You can't... You can't do that. He needs fluids and oxygen.
Well, what's the alternative? Waiting?
- Do we have another choice? - That's the protocol.
No, this boy has severe burns. At least 30% BSA.
Oh, Zaza, please, please wake up!
And I really don't want to deliver another baby in the wild today.
- Same. - Dispatch, ETA on the aid car.
Gonna be at least eight minutes.
- Eight?! - What do we do, Cap?
I'm the Incident Commander, and I say you wait for the damn aid car.
I'm not waiting.
Excuse me?
We have an emergency vehicle right here.
What?
We grab O2, we keep the fluids going, we put the sirens on.
That isn't safe, Captain Bishop, and if that child dies en route,
you're staring at a massive lawsuit.
I can't. I can't anymore.
I can't prioritize protocols and fear of a lawsuit
- over this child's life. - You don't have to, Bishop.
All you have to do is follow orders,
and I'm ordering you to wait for the aid car.
- Due respect, sir, but no. - No?
I'm gonna save his life instead.
Let's go, 19!
- You're gonna be okay. - Let's go!
? Ooh, I love you, do you love me, too? ?
You look really beautiful.
- ? If you do, say yeah ? - Yeah
Andy, come on. I...
Oh, my God.
Mrs. Bishop.
Hi, Andy. Sorry. Is it ok...
- It's more than okay. - Okay.
Hey, y-you know... Hey.
...it's really not fair to the other humans
that you're so good at everything you do.
What do you mean?
I mean, most people barely get one talent,
let alone all of them, right?
Oh. Thanks, man.
Um...
- You look great. - Oh, I'm wearing shapewear,
so I can only have, like, three pierogies, max.
? Too, too, too, too, I love you ?
- There you go. - Okay.
? Love me tender ?
? Love me sweet ?
? Never let me go ?
? You have made my life complete ?
? And I love you so ?
? Love me tender ?
? Love me true ?
? All my dreams fulfilled ?
? For, my darling ?
? I love you ?
? And I always will ?
Yay!
Now, I understand you wrote your own vows?
- Oh, my God! - What?
I f-f-forgot we were writing our own vows.
Oh, my God.
I got so excited about it. I'm so sorry. I'm...
No. No, no, no, no, no. Hey.
I can't... I'm so... This is perfect.
It's okay, it's okay. Listen to yourself.
Queen of the Clipboard Maya Bishop
was so excited about something that she forgot.
I love that.
Sorry.
I love... I love you.
And I choose you. Forever.
Sorry. Sorry. Keep going.
I don't need to say anything else. We're good.
You're good?
Yeah. Yeah.
Then, Maya Bishop, do you take...
- I do. - Me too.
Well, I now pronounce you wife and wife.
Aww.
Yay!
- Just got married! - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
? We gonna get this party started! ?
? Shake your tambourine go and get yourself a whistle and ?
? E-V-E come through in the Maserati ?
? Doin' it big like I live in the Taj Mahal ?
? And I don't get into blazay blah ?
? That's why they lovin', ahh ?
? That's real, been the chicks that they talked about ?
? Doin' it big as the words that come out they mouth ?
? She look good always, without a doubt ?
? Ask for her, is she back or caking out? Come on ?
? Shake your tambourine go and get yourself a whistle and ?
? I put on the disco boots ?
Hey.
So, is Emmett... Is that your new guy?
? To pick up the mood, hey, I like to feel good, baby... ?
It's cool. That's... That was too much.
No, it's fine. Uh, not... But not really.
Uh, that's not a no.
Well, it's not a yes.
Basically a yes. It's like the cousin of yes.
He was, and then I kind of broke his heart,
and now I... don't know.
You just said so much more than you think you said.
You know, Michael always said you gotta find your happy.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure he wasn't picturing me
with other guys when he said that.
Fair.
But he wouldn't want you to be alone.
? Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah ?
Andy, come on. Look. Just... Just hear me out. Alright?
What... What can you possibly say that would excuse what you did?
What I did was save 19.
Frankly, I should fire both of you and your captain,
- close 19, call it a day. - Sir, I-I...
No, I am not done talking yet.
Yes, I am. Go. Go. I am sick of this conversation.
I'm gonna talk to Bishop next, and you'll be notified
of the results of the investigation, so...
Sullivan. Hang on a minute.
Have a seat.
You appointed Bishop. What's your take?
She's a good captain, sir.
I basically raised her up myself.
But she's gotten cocky. I've been hearing things.
Taking her team to protests, defying cops on scene...
Well, those things are separate conversations, sir.
But they're both indicative of Bishop acting
outside the bounds of the Seattle Fire Department.
Now
your record...
Yeah, sir. I know. I made mistakes.
But I'm clean, sober, strong.
We can't afford any more bad press for our first responders.
No, we can't.
This team stood behind me when my job was on the line.
They have my back, and I have theirs.
I can get this house in order, sir.
You do not want these firefighters
talking to the press,
saying that FD values protocol more than kids' lives.
You need someone who can unite them.
And that someone is me.
Plus, in me, you get a Battalion Chief
for the price of a Captain.
Yeah. Weddings do that.
You okay?
You fall in love, and you just...
You assume that that will be enough, you know?
The... The good sex and the feeling like you...
You might die if you can't kiss that person every day
will be enough to hold you together.
But then when life hits you hard
and when choices need to be made, you realize
you don't really know the person you thought you loved.
Is it a bad time to ask for relationship advice?
Yes.
You finally gonna tell me what's going on with you and Inara?
She's moving to Cali to be with her sister,
and she didn't ask me to come along.
Marsha thinks she wants me to, but, uh, I don't know.
I mean, should I...
should I propose to her? Or let her go?
The fact that you're asking me that isn't a clue for you?
Okay. Look. I...
I married Robert after one night
of telling each other all our thoughts,
and, look, we haven't had a conversation like that since.
We... confused lust for love...
and protocols for respect.
I don't know what to tell you.
All I'm saying is you have to decide
if the thought of losing her is worse
than the thought of changing your life to be with her.
Okay, if I have to be honest...
Hm!
...I think part of me didn't want to get married
because I was afraid of the wedding drama.
I mean, my family... Not a great track record.
At my parents' wedding, my Aunt Stella,
she had a heart attack.
And... And at my cousin's wedding,
my mom stabbed my dad in his hand.
I know. It... Yeah.
It... It's kind of concerning
that we have no drama to speak of.
Well, I think we front-loaded all of our drama pre-wedding.
- Yeah. - Yeah. Yeah.
Hey, newlyweds. Congratulations.
So you're just not gonna tell him?
So you're just not gonna tell her?
I didn't say that.
- I am. I am. I just... - What?
I just think it's selfish, you know?
Making it about me tonight.
Making what about you?
Miller is in love.
I just...
I love you.
You're my person.
And you always will be.
Travis, you know we've been over this.
- I'm not gonna just... - Look. Stop. Stop.
I'm being serious right now. I'm not joking.
I need you to hear me.
I know that you have some big feelings for Theo,
and I know that I made it clear
that that was a friendship-ender...
Miller. Have you learned nothing?
You could drown on your way home tonight.
You could find a growth tomorrow morning.
Right? No day is promised.
- Mm-hmm. - Nothing's given.
- So go! - Mm!
Tell Hughes you love her!
What... I didn't... I didn't say anything about Hughes.
Why are we even talking about Hughes?
Who... Who said anything about Hughes?
Come on, man. We're married.
W-We're married. This is...
? You feel like ?
Alright. I'll tell her.
I'll tell her, I'll tell her, I'll tell her.
And, um, I'm gonna take the win.
I said I wanted to help Joyce,
and settling, it's... It's gonna help her.
So the lawsuit ends, but the work... the work continues.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Yep. - Yeah.
I'm gonna take the win, too.
No third opinion.
Promise?
Promise.
Okay.
No. Please. Please.
Yeah, come dance with us.
? I had a premonition that we fell into a rhythm ?
? Where the music don't stop for life ?
? Glitter in the sky, glitter in my eyes ?
? Shining just the way I like ?
Yeah, I... I was thinking...
Oh, don't. Don't.
W-Whatever it is you're about to propose, don't.
You don't love me, Jack.
You love our family.
And I love it, too.
We're gonna go to California,
and you're gonna stay here and stay with Marsha.
And we'll always have love for you, Jack.
But I can't keep breaking Marcus' heart,
building a life with you I know can't last.
? I believe that you're for me ?
Thank you for saving me, Jack.
I hope someday you can save yourself.
? Baby, nothing's ever, ever too far ?
? Glitter in the sky, glitter in our eyes ?
? Shining just the way we are ?
? I feel like we're forever every time we get together ?
? But whatever, let's get lost on Mars ?
? You want me, I want you, baby ?
My sugarboo, I'm levitating
_
? Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah ?
Ooh... Oh! Hey.
- Hey. - Hey.
Uh... you got a little... something there.
Emmett, I like you.
And I know that I broke your heart,
but I didn't have the guts to love you back, and...
now that I've...
I mean, I've kind of been looking at myself a lot lately.
I realized that maybe I wasn't...
as brave as I thought I was.
So... I just...
I like you, and I want us to be more than friends.
Whoa. Uh...
Travis, um...
God. Uh...
Getting over you, uh,
was maybe the hardest thing that I ever had to do.
And, uh...
I really don't think that I can do it again.
I'm sorry. I just...
I really like being friends.
? You, moonlight ?
? You're my starlight ?
? I need you all night ?
? Come on, dance with me ?
? I'm levitating, whoo! ?
? You can fly away with me tonight ?
? Baby, let me take you for a ride ?
? Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah ?
? I'm levitating, whoo! ?
? You can fly away with me tonight ?
? Baby, let me take you for a ride ?
? Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah ?
? I got you, moonlight ?
? You're my starlight ?
? I need you all night ?
? Come on, dance with me ?
? I'm levitating ?
? You all night ?
? Come on, dance with me, I'm levitating ?
I need some water. Are you girls good?
- Yes. - Okay.
Let's get out of here so we can talk. Come on.
Talk about what?
How you threw me over to help your career?
That's not why I did it.
I did it to save 19 from getting split up.
Except you specifically offered yourself as her replacement.
- No. - They haven't even opened
an investigation yet,
and you've already applied for her job.
McCallister is old-school.
Look. She disrespected his authority.
Now, there was a real danger
that we could all lose our jobs, not just Maya.
There are budgetary reasons he could use
to shut down the whole house!
That house is your family! Your father's legacy.
Now, I saw the big picture,
and I stepped in to save my wife's family.
Wow. You're really the hero of your own story, huh?
? At last ?
? The skies above are blue ?
This is you.
You did this.
What happened?
? In heaven ?
Captain Bishop has been relieved of her duties.
? For you are mine ?
? At last ?
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