You're pregnant.
You're gonna be a mom.
You're gonna be a dad.
Previously on "A Million Little Things"...
Maybe we could do dinner sometime with Theo.
You know, whenever you're ready to introduce him to Anna.
I don't think that's gonna be happening anytime soon.
You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you
in a court of law.
We can't be here all night.
Florence and I have plans later.
We do?
Oh, we do.
Yale is 2 1/2 hours away.
And the second you need to come home, you come on home.
I gotta show you something first.
Gary, we found another mass.
In which breast?
Neither.
It's in your lung.
Hey, pal. It's me.
Your dad.
And Mom wanted me to make you these videos
just in case...
I don't get better.
It's funny, one day, this little black dot
is going to grow up to wreck
your prized vintage automobile.
It was an '82 Buick.
It had 300,000 miles
and duct tape for arm rests.
Dad, you have to let this go.
I loved that car.
Have you told Danny you're gonna be a father yet?
Yeah. Maggie and I called him and Sophie this morning.
I like that kid.
Is he still seeing that, uh, Milo fellow?
Yeah.
I bet he's gonna have an easier time
getting Milo pregnant
than you did getting Maggie pregnant.
Oh, my.
I guess I'm not going to need a paternity test
to know that this is your father.
Yep.
And I got his mother pregnant the old-fashioned way...
- Eww... - Through sexual intercourse
and, uh, a little begging.
No, no!
I was just starting to not feel nauseous.
There you go.
I know you don't want it, but here.
- I got you one, too. - Oh, thank you!
Uh-huh.
Hey, uh, Kevin, you think
I could have another one of these for later?
Dad, you're not even supposed to have one for now.
Yeah, sure thing, Mr. Mendez.
You gotta love hospitals.
All the free stuff.
Yeah, I don't know if free gelatin
is worth going through chemo,
but, wow... Look at that.
I'm... I'm happy for you, Pop.
Hold that thought.
Ah, I got to go feed the meter.
Hey, Pop.
Yeah?
Thanks for being here with me.
I know it's not easy
to pretend that all of this is normal.
However you want to do this,
that's how we're gonna do it, alright, mijo?
I got you.
What are you doing here?
Oh! Mendez.
Dude.
You left this memory card in my camera.
I assume you don't want to talk about any of this,
which you don't have to,
but I'll be sitting here,
catching up on my celebrity gossip.
And, if you're hungry,
well, that's Coley's Italian Beef,
which I think beats the hell out of a dessert
that's main ingredient is horse hooves.
Shh!
Did you know Pete Davidson was tapping Kate Beckinsale?
Well, hold up. I don't think this is the freshest news.
If you're gonna show up unannounced
with Coley's Italian Beef,
the least you could do is bring extra gravy.
What up?! What up?!
Got you extra gravy.
While I was wheeling in,
a little of it spilled on my italian beef.
Who-ha!
We know about Gary.
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Thank you.
It was a beautiful service.
It really was, and I don't like funerals.
So you're the one.
That's the kind of joke Gary would make.
Yeah, not today.
Hi.
Oh, Danny, your speech was so moving.
He would've loved it.
It's the least I could do.
He was such a big part of me coming out at school.
That is exactly why I wanted you to speak.
You did a beautiful job.
My dad would've been very proud of you.
Anna sends her condolences.
She wishes she could be here, but, you know, obviously...
Well, that's very sweet, Ed.
We should have had the caterers bake her a cake
with a rock hammer in it.
She could have Shawshanked her way outta that place.
Well, uh...
I should probably go get some food
for my baby mama here.
She hasn't eaten in seven minutes.
Boy.
How's he holding up?
You know, how he always does...
By making a ton of jokes.
I think he's just still in shock.
It was so sudden.
I mean, Javier went to sleep and just never woke up.
That story does not help my insomnia.
He loved you, Leo.
And not just because you're a terrible poker player.
He was a good man.
Thanks for coming.
Well, well, well, we meet again.
Yeah, but, this time, we're eating bagels
for your dad, not mine.
Wow!
I am so sorry.
No, that was a good joke.
I've taught you well, Daniel-san.
I meant what I said at the service.
I don't think I would've felt comfortable
coming out at school
if your dad hadn't told me about that guy in the photo.
I'd never heard that story.
Me neither, not 'til he told Danny.
I always thought the guy in the photo
was his platoon buddy, Douglas.
Turns out it was Douglas' boyfriend.
This guy named Gene.
You know, I always wanted to take my dad to meet him, but...
Nope, not doing this.
Hey, we know what it's like to suddenly lose your dad.
Yeah, but I'm a 38-year-old man.
I know who I am. You...
You two had to do it when you were kids.
Yeah, well the only reason why we got through it
is because we leaned on you.
And now it's your turn to lean on us.
Well, you're certainly big enough.
Huh.
You know, I'd like to think that,
uh, somewhere in Heaven,
our dads are having lunch right now,
fighting over the check.
Well, you'd be wrong about that.
My dad's never fought over a check in his life,
and he's certainly not going to start in Heaven.
Hey, yo, Mendez, I know Eduardo's afternoon is full,
but because I'm a much more considerate friend...
- Oh! - I cleared my entire day.
Thought you and me could hang out.
Actually,
if you really want to make me happy,
why don't you go spend some time with your dad?
Oh, I'd much rather go see your cancer doctor.
Dude, look, at least come with me, please.
Please? Just so that we don't kill each other.
No.
If Ed's love life has taught us anything,
y-you don't want witnesses.
True story.
Besides, I got to give this one another driving lesson.
We're hitting the highways today.
Gary, no, you... you just said goodbye to your dad.
I mean, you don't need to spend your afternoon
teaching me how to do
a... a three-point turn on a highway.
Okay, first lesson, don't do that.
Don't... Don't ever do that.
No, I am Mr. Miyagi to your Daniel-san, alright?
I got a whole afternoon planned for us.
It's either that, or I teach you
how to catch flies with chopsticks, right?
We're outta here.
Okay, bye, Soph. Bye, Gina.
- See you later! - Bye!
- Ahh! - Drive safe!
I may be eating for two, but I am peeing for seven.
Did Rome and Eddie head out?
- Yeah. - Oh!
Then it's just us.
Great.
Let's go.
Wait, where are we going?
Well, between Gary being sick and Javier passing,
you haven't registered for baby gifts yet,
which is the only good part about being pregnant.
With, uh, everything going on,
I-I just haven't had the time.
Well, you know, people want to buy you expensive stuff.
So what do you say?
I say let them buy me expensive stuff.
Oh, you know what?
I'm gonna pee one last time.
This one's because I'm excited.
Hello.
Wow! Wow!
Welcome back.
Thank you.
- Hi. Hi. - Hi.
I missed you so much.
Not me. I mean, I... I loved it in there.
In fact, unlock the doors.
- I'm going back. - Okay.
All I want to do is
go back to my place and have a shower
without anyone watching me.
Well, that sorta steps on my plans for us this evening.
- Oh, really? - Yeah.
Well, I'm willing to work with you.
Let's go, driver,
'cause someone owes me a conjugal visit.
Alright.
You don't have to tell me twice.
Oh, well, I guess
we're just gonna to have to eat that one.
I guess we are.
- For you. - Thank you.
Where are they from, anyway?
They're so delicious.
My mom sent them from France,
sort of a little care package for Gary.
Mm! That's sweet.
Oh. You want this blue cheese?
I definitely do not.
It's too bad that, because of Charlie,
she couldn't fly in.
Honestly, I think she was happy
to skip another funeral.
Hmm.
How are you doing?
Honestly, setting all this up today for Gary
gave me something to do.
'Cause my friends all being in college
and the band is still trying to make it,
it feels a little bit like my life is on hold.
Hmm. I've been there.
How about you? How you doing with Tyrell being gone?
Oh.
It's harder than I thought it would be.
Yeah.
And now that Val and I have the second truck,
I have so much more time by myself to worry about him.
Like, is he eating?
Oh, come on, you know he is.
Is he showering?
I hope he is?
Oh, and I hope he has shower shoes.
I visited Tennille at Harvard,
and I cannot unsee what I saw on that bathroom floor.
Eww!
You know what?
I'm gonna make Tyrell a care package
with shower shoes.
Wanna help me?
Absolutely.
We can start with this.
For him to eat,
or as an air freshener for his room?
- 'Cause... - No.
It's got to smell better
- than what's going on in his room. - Oh, my God.
We've been on the road for a while.
You want to turn around?
First of all, slow down.
- Okay. - Secondly, no.
I need you to help me do something first.
Do what?
Alright, listen very carefully.
There's a bank in North Andover.
It's getting a large sum of money today.
You and I are gonna hold it up.
But you have to write the ransom note
because my handwriting's a mess.
What?!
Fine.
We won't rob a bank.
Because you don't like to have fun
and you don't like great things
and you don't like money.
Oh, my God!
Do you remember how mad your dad got
when you stole those, uh... What were they...
"Star Wars" stickers?
Yeah, I do remember.
Um, I was the one he was mad at,
which is crazy, 'cause every kid
steals something at some point.
I didn't.
Come on, you never stole anything?
Not even, like, change
from the take-a-penny, leave-a-penny?
And break the trust of a cashier
who was just trying to help me walk around
without 98 cents' worth
of loose change in my pocket?
No, I did not.
Gary Mendez, I-I find that completely unacceptable.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Where are we going?
To finish your childhood.
Thanks for coming back. I'm sorry...
Oh, Rome.
Who did you think I was?
- Florence. She just left all upset. - What'd you do?
- Why do you assume I did something? - Because I've met you.
And you just answered the door saying, "I'm sorry,"
thinking it was your girlfriend.
What happened, Pop?!
I might have maybe forgotten it was her birthday.
Oh, man.
How mad was she?
She wasn't mad, exactly.
She was more just...
crying a lot.
Dad, that's... T-that's so much worse!
I know what it is!
Okay, okay!
We just got to...
We got to fix it.
You gotta buy her a gift or something, yeah.
Now, w-what is...
What is something that she really likes?
She loves that Keanu Reeves fella.
Can't stop talking about him.
Okay, so, maybe we... We buy her a...
"Matrix" box set.
You know what's funny?
Mom used to love "The Matrix," too.
That's right.
It was your mother that loved "The Matrix."
I think we have the box set.
Should I regift it?
Flowers it is. Come on, Pops, I'm driving.
Wow.
What is this? Why are we doing this?
You see that store?
You need to go in there and steal something.
What?!
No, no, no.
- No, I'm not doing it. - You need to.
So that, one day, when your kid does it,
hopefully, you'll go a little easier on them.
There's no time for this.
I told you, I-I have the whole afternoon planned for us.
- Come on. - Okay, well, then...
you better hurry.
Young Dan takes a stand, huh?
Alright.
Just keep the car running.
Thank you for suggesting we change.
When I wear all black now, I feel like a bowling ball.
A cute bowling ball.
Oh, baby monitor... done.
Wait, how do you know that's the best one?
It's not. It's the most expensive one,
which you can exchange for the best one.
Oh, you're good.
Wow, cute!
Oh, do I need a wipe warmer?
I don't... but I need someone to buy it for me,
so I can exchange it for other stuff.
You're getting it now.
Yeah.
Okay, okay, go. Go, go, go, go, go!
W-W-Wait, wait, wait!
Check your mirrors.
Okay, now, go! Go! Go, go, go!
Stop!
Okay, now go. Go! Go, go, go, go!
And they haven't settled on a name, yet,
but if it's a girl, Maggie really wants
to name it Tallulah, so Gary is praying for a boy.
Oh, Tallulah, like Tallulah Bankhead.
I don't know who that is, Pop.
She's a famous actress from the '40s!
So, if it's a boy, what are they thinking?
Well, Gary really likes Maverick.
'Cause of the movie?!
Strangely, no.
Hello, Florence.
It's come to my attention that it's someone special's birthday.
Don't play coy, Dad.
Happy Birthday.
Oh, Walter, they're beautiful!
Just like you.
May we come in?
Of course.
Thanks, Dad.
I guess your dad told you what happened.
Oh, just the highlights...
That he's a little rusty when it comes to
dating etiquette.
Yeah... Uh, Walter,
would you mind putting these in some water?
The vase is under the sink.
- I'm on it. - Thank you.
- About this morning... - Oh, he felt terrible.
And I didn't want to make him feel any worse.
Then I'm just gonna leave you two to do
what it is that you do.
Just want to put it out there
that I already have a little brother.
No, Rome, listen.
I've been meaning to call you, but with Gary being sick and...
And his dad passing, there wasn't a good time.
What is it?
The thing is, lately,
your dad has been having some memory problems.
Really? I-I hadn't noticed that.
I mean, maybe a little, but we're all getting older...
No. No, i-i-it's more than that.
The other day, he was telling me a story.
Soon as he finished, he started telling me
the same story all over again.
The man loves the sound of his own voice.
Rome...
I am serious.
I think you need to get your dad checked out.
He's still young.
We all forget things, even me.
Sometimes, I'm halfway through my teaching day
before I realize I forgot to tie my tie.
Pop, is everything okay in there?!
Never better!
I though some lemonade might be nice.
I dropped an ice cube on the floor,
but don't worry... I put it in my glass.
Or did I?
Wh-What about the flowers, Pop?
Flowers?
Right!
Where's the vase?
Under the sink.
I'm on it.
He's just tired.
I'm sure he just needs to get more sleep.
You know how crazy I am about your dad.
And I'm so touched that he...
He brought flowers and...
But the reason I got upset earlier,
it wasn't because he forgot my birthday.
It's because I can't do this again.
My late husband suffered from dementia
for the last eight years of his life.
And meeting your dad...
felt like a fresh start after losing Bennett,
like the world was opening up for me again.
Today is only my 58th birthday.
I love your dad.
I do.
And...
I will always keep an eye on him, but I-I-I...
I can't take this journey with him.
So, I'm gonna... need you to leave us,
so that I can speak to him alone.
Walter...
I need to talk to you about something.
- Is it about the flowers? - No.
It's not the flowers.
Never mind that.
- Hey, you'd fit... - That worked.
- What the heck is this thing? - Oh, it's, uh,
like a coffee machine for your baby,
but instead of using a coffee pod, you use formula.
That is ridiculous.
And it's $300?!
Oh, right. Mm!
- Yeah, that makes sense. - Oh, my God.
What is it?
It's this gossipy mom from Theo's school.
She found out about me and Greta,
and I'm sure she's telling everyone.
Just act like we don't see her.
So, how is all of that going,
introducing your new life to your old life?
Well, I'll let you know when I do it.
I just...
was never really one to like attention.
And I don't know... it just doesn't seem like
anyone else's business?
I get it.
You should be able to do what makes you happy
without feeling everyone's judgment.
I'll take her.
Ah!
Do I put in two pairs of extra headphones or three?
I think two should do it.
Alright.
Yeah.
Good & Plenty?
Are kids still eating this?
Oh, totally, yes!
Me and my dad used to always share a box.
I'd take the pinks. He'd eat the white ones.
Love that.
And this bag of cheddar popcorn?
That's for us.
Love you.
Deodorant.
Oh, you bought Tyrell deodorant?
He can't get that himself?
Can he? Yeah. Will he?
No idea.
In fact, I'm putting in the third pair of headphones.
What are you thinking about?
Okay, this is gonna sound weird,
but I was just realizing that...
I don't think anyone's ever bought me deodorant before.
Uh, not sure that's something to be sad about.
Yeah, I know, I just...
I was remembering this one time when I was 11,
and I was about to go off to soccer camp,
and, yeah, thought it was time for me
to start using a few swipes.
Smart.
Dad, he... he was so busy with work,
and he and my mom were fighting a lot.
I didn't want to cause any more problems,
so I walked all the way to the CVS in Newton Centre
by myself to get some.
Sometimes it...
just feels like...
Like you didn't always have parents to fall back on?
- Oh, go on, take it. - No.
I can call Tyrell back later.
You... You've been talking about him all day.
Look, I'll just be here,
eating your half of the cheddar popcorn.
Fair enough.
Hey, Tyrell.
Alright, pull over here.
You're going to buy drugs.
Are you gonna tell me where we are?
We are...
in front of a house.
Film me.
Please.
Okay.
Hello, child of mine.
Today's lesson is very simple...
Never put off doing something now,
thinking that you'll have the opportunity
to do it later.
That's why your cousin Danny just made me shoplift.
We're editing that part out.
Okay.
It's why...
Mom and I had you.
This is...
something I wanted to do months ago.
But I put it off, thinking I had time.
So...
always seize the day.
Alright, shut it off.
And, uh, driving tip...
Once you reach your destination,
you generally want to turn the car off.
Yeah. No, I was going to.
No, you were. You just opened your door first.
It's perfect, Josh. Thanks again.
I will leave the keys in the mailbox when I lock up.
- Sounds good. Bye. - Okay, thanks.
That was nice of him to let you break your lease.
He actually thanked me.
He said he could rent this place out
for so much more than what I was paying.
Oh.
I can't believe I'm doing this.
You sure you want to?
Yeah.
Alright, then, let's pack up the car.
Load me up!
I'm a human dolly.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Who are the Grants?
Is that a new wallet? It's nice.
It's my father's.
Please hold all questions until the end of the tour.
Can I help you?
Are you Gene Grant?
We're here because of Douglas.
My pop says that your picture was the last thing he was...
He was looking at before the shots came.
So I just...
I wanted you to know, Gene...
You were the last person he was thinking about.
I didn't know Douglas died 'til it hit the paper.
I knew his brother,
but I'd only seen his folks from a distance.
Obviously, they didn't know about us.
M-Maybe you could tell us a funny story about Douglas.
I mean, we... we could all use a laugh... am I right?
Well, the, uh... night before Douglas shipped out,
there was a carnival in town,
and he wanted to win me this giant stuffed elephant
to have to think of him while he was in 'Nam.
It was just some cheap thing
worth a couple of bucks back then, tops.
He spent so much money on those baseballs.
Douglas was very good at hiding things,
- except when he threw. - Oh, boy.
You, too.
Oh, we... we laughed so hard, tears were running...
They were running down our faces.
Did he win you the elephant?
- No. - No, Dan.
No.
But...
I did get this.
There was a, uh,
there was a photo booth, you know,
and we knew we couldn't take our picture together
in case his folks saw it, but...
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
Look at that.
Yeah.
You know, Gene, if Douglas hadn't done what he did,
my dad wouldn't have come home and I wouldn't be here.
I wanna show you another photo.
This is my son.
- Wait, i-it's a boy? - Shh!
Do not tell Maggie that I told you that.
Congratulations.
Wow, your dad must be so happy.
His dad just passed away.
The funeral was today.
I'm sorry.
He really wanted you to know that story.
I found your address a couple months ago,
and I was going to surprise him and bring him here
so that he could tell you himself.
But, uh, I, uh...
I-I-I-I waited too long.
Hey, why don't you tell us a funny story about your dad?
Yeah, I got plenty of those.
Well, uh, unlike some people I know,
I did not shoplift as a child.
Wow!
But there was, uh, one time
I had a book report due, and... And my dad took me, uh,
to get some notecards and a box to put them in.
And I didn't think the box was the right size,
so I-I jammed the cards in there to check.
And then we went and took them up to the register,
and the clerk didn't realize the cards were still in the box,
and we were in a hurry 'cause it was snowing.
Bottom line... We get home,
we realize the cards are still in there.
We didn't pay for the cards.
So I tell my dad, "We got to go back.
We got to go back and pay for these."
And he looks at me, and he says...
"Mijo, what are you talking about?
It's 79 cents' worth of notecards.
Who cares? Nobody cares."
But he saw my face, and he knew that I cared.
He... He put his work boots back on,
and we trudged through the snow
all the way back to Coolidge Corner.
He was complaining the whole time.
But on the way back...
we had the most epic snowball fight
of all time.
Father versus son,
"Beyond Thunderdome."
I mean, we're just pelting each other
with snowballs, right?
And one of my dad's snowballs sails wide right
and... splat!
Nails the mailman in the face.
And we look at each other. We're like, "Holy crap!"
Because the dude is huge!
He must have played college football or something.
He puts down his bag...
he picks up a snowball...
and he just goes for it.
He's drilling us.
We're getting absolutely annihilated
by this giant postman,
and it was the best.
I wish my dad had been here, but, trust me...
Having Danny here is the next best thing.
Yeah, Gene, thank you for your service.
Uh, I didn't fight in the war.
That's not what I mean.
I'm in high school, and I'm gay.
And I'm out, and you absolutely fought for me.
So, thank you.
Okay, come on. Let's go!
Aw. Oh. Oh!
That's okay. I got it, bud.
Here you go, bud.
You take the bunny.
You make some faces at me?
What about this one?
Say, "Thank you, Kova."
We need to get home for naptime.
- Come on. Let's go. - Bye!
Thank you. Good listening.
You are gonna be such a great mom.
Oh, wow, that means a lot, coming from you.
You're an incredible mom.
Ohh, well, I don't know.
I've made my share of mistakes.
Yeah, sure, but the way that you've handled them
is t-truly remarkable.
And you also work full time.
How do you do it? You make it seem so easy.
"Seem" is the operative word here.
Daddy!
Hey!
Hi.
Ready?
One, two, yay!
I'm really scared.
I'm telling you, you're gonna be great.
Oh, not about that.
I mean, yes, about that, but, also...
I need Gary to be okay.
Here.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, wow!
The warm ones really are nice.
Oh, Maggie...
I saw you fight cancer and be so resilient
when all these things were happening to your body.
If any couple can beat this, it's you two.
So, we'll see what the doctor says tomorrow.
Whatever happens, you have a team
of great moms and dads surrounding you,
and we are not going anywhere.
Oh, hey.
How's Tyrell doing?
He's good. Yeah.
He had an interesting idea, actually.
I was telling him how Val and I are
on separate trucks during the day now,
and that sometimes I get lonely.
Uh, and he thought maybe you would like
to take his place on the food truck.
Me?
Yeah, I know you're still playing with your band
and I don't want to take you away from that,
but it's... It's just day shifts,
and we could make a schedule that works for you.
'Cause I-I could use the extra help, if you're interested.
I'm interested.
Okay.
Was that really Tyrell's idea?
Nope. It was mine.
The kid can't even buy his own shower shoes.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Also...
deodorant is mandatory on the truck.
It is a very small space.
Don't say I never gave you anything.
How you doing, Pop?
I'll be okay.
I wonder if that UPS woman is single.
And why not?
She's always bringing you gifts, right?
I'm gonna ask her what her name is.
Start slow.
I like it.
Speaking of names...
Earlier today, I was telling you
what Maggie wants to name the baby if it's a girl.
You remember what it was?
Are you testing me?
No, I just... just... just want to see if you remember.
I'm not taking your stupid test.
- Dad... - I'm not taking your stupid test!
- Dad... - I'm not doing it!
You know what?
I went to church every Sunday for you
until I was 30.
I went to college, never did no drugs.
Hell, I even paid for the flowers
you gave to Florence today.
You're telling me you can't do one little test for me?
Come on, Pop. Take a deep breath.
Get some oxygen to the brain and see if you can remember.
Please, just try.
I remember it's the same name
as a famous movie star from the '40s.
Yes, that's right!
What was the actress' last name again?
I don't remember.
Then what the hell are you giving me crap for?
I love you, Pop.
You annoy the hell out of me, but I love you.
I was just going to tell you the same thing.
Okay. Okay.
Wow!
- Aah! - Told you it would all fit.
Ah!
You almost inherited
a sewing machine and a flat iron.
Well, you say the word, and I will move
all of your stuff into my place.
Eddie...
I know.
You can't.
Believe me, I would love nothing more
than for you to come with me.
But seeing how hard it's been
for you to be without Charlie,
I could never ask you to do that with Theo.
You text your sister,
let her know you're on your way?
Yeah. But by the time I get to Akron,
she'll be fast asleep.
But you'll wake up in Ohio.
Where, when I see people whispering,
I won't wonder if they're talking
about what Peter did and how I must've known.
- I should go. - Okay.
- Allow me. - Thank you.
Of course.
She's full.
This is exactly the way you looked
the first time I saw you in that parking lot.
You...
were the only good thing about this last year.
This is the first time I have ever been with someone
where I felt like I could be
exactly who I want to be.
Eddie, know that not once in this relationship
did you let me down.
Thank you.
Okay.
Okay, let me look at your file.
Gary...
I am really happy
how your body is responding
to the Tagrisso treatment.
Things couldn't be better.
Oh, God!
- Oh, my gosh. - This is great.
Sorry, uh, about bringing an entourage, Doc.
It's just our... Our friend group are...
Well, they're very invested in each other's lives.
S-So, does this mean that Gary's cured?
No, Ed, it doesn't.
When a cancer like this comes back,
it is not curable.
But it is treatable.
And as I said, I'm very hopeful
with the things I've seen today.
But Gary's right,
he's going to have cancer for the rest of his life.
And we are going to do everything we can
to make sure the rest of that life
- is as long as possible. - Mm-hmm.
Okay, enough of the long faces.
Look at this.
These are photos of all the kids
my patients have had since being diagnosed.
Now, there's no reason to believe
that a photo of you with your child won't be up there.
And with a bit of luck,
a photo of you and your kid's kid.
I love that plan, Doc.
I do.
I promised Katherine this wouldn't be an all-day thing,
but I have one more request.
Uh, for future reference, when I'm coming in...
Uh, for results and you know that they're good,
maybe you could have your nurse, uh,
slip some of that to me on the phone
when I'm making the appointment
because I've been crapping my pants all morning.
And... and... And we're gonna have
plenty of that soon enough, when this guy comes along.
Wait, did he say... He said guy?
He... Did... A-Are we... Are we having a boy?
No, not... I didn't mean "guy." I meant like, "Guys!"
No, no. Are we having...
- No, it's a... - Are we having a baby boy?
- We're all gonna... - We are having a boy.
- We're having a boy! - Ohh!
- Hello! - Yes!
We can still name him Tallulah,
- if you... if you want. - No. No.
- We can't do the Tallulah. - Keep in mind
that Mavericks don't get picked on.
- Not the Tallulah. - Yay!
Not the Tallulah.
Boy. Oh!
That it is. That is strong.
"Maverick Mendez" has alliteration, though.
That is hot. That is hot.
- Man, I love you. - Oh, buddy.
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