Hart of Dixie s03e18 Episode Script

- I go by Peter.
- I still think that I don't know what I want to be when I grow up.
- Is that crazy? - That's endearing.
I had a wonderful night.
I wish I could stay longer.
Is there any chance you want to go to this fund-raiser thing with me? It's for my uncle.
He's the Mayor of Fillmore.
Mayor Gainey.
(Chuckles): Yeah.
- I am in.
George: The sex was amazing.
- With Lemon?! - Shh! Every time I look at her, I am physically unable to stop picturing it.
What are you doing? Packing up Joel's stuff.
- Ah.
- I mean, I-I could have gone to L.
A.
, or to London, but I chose not to.
What if I made the biggest mistake of my life and let the right person just walk away forever? George, what are you doing? I was just checking this cereal for high fructose corn syrup.
There's a lot of it.
Well, you know what? I'm really glad to see you.
Oh.
Because I've come to a huge revelation.
I'm swearing off the opposite sex.
I'm going on a three-month man cleanse.
A "man cleanse"? I'm flushing out my system.
I'm gonna recharge, so I'm ready for the right man.
And until then, I'm putting my mind and body and my soul into fiance's.
And listen, I know that you want to be more of a silent partner now Yes, I do.
Very much.
And I fully support that.
- Great.
- But I'm gonna need your help redoing the books this Sunday.
- No.
(Laughs) - Great! Thank you, George, for your support on this.
Bye.
What? No men.
A cleanse.
Won't be hard; It's not like fantastic guys are just floating around Bluebell.
(Laughs) - Whoa.
- Oh, God.
I am so sorry.
Peter? Hey.
(Chuckles) Wow.
(Chuckles) This reunion went a lot smoother in my head.
What are you doing here? I'm producing an incredibly boring story on an algae bloom in mobile.
Which I volunteered for, uh so I could see you.
What? (Chuckles) Well, I mean, it's been six months, I mean Is there any chance that, uh, you'd have dinner with me tomorrow? Dinner? What? Uh, I Um hmm Can I get back to you on that? - Yeah.
Yeah, sure, uh, you're probably busy.
- Okay.
(Laughs) - Let me give you my card.
- Sure.
I'm in town until Sunday.
I hope it works out.
(Chuckles) (Sighs): Oh, my God.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Can I, uh, have an English muffin? Aw Joel used to put a hole in an English muffin and pretend it was a bagel, and now you're eating one to fill a hole in your heart.
Joel? Who's Joel? Yeah, forget the English muffin.
Just give me some pie.
Okay.
(Sighs) Thank you.
Hey, Zoe, great news, I hope.
The renovation on your and Joel Your house is done.
- Wow.
- I assume you want to put it on the market.
I can have No, I'm not going to sell my house.
You'll get a good price.
It's the perfect place for a young, happy couple - just starting out - No.
No young happy couple is moving into our hou into my house.
I love that house.
I can be my own young, happy couple.
Yes, ma'am.
I can find someone else.
I mean, I found Joel.
Sure, yeah, that was in New York, - but I can - Whoa! (Screams) - Ow! Watch it! - You okay? Huh! Yeah.
Sorry.
I thought you'd see my bike moving towards you and stop, because most people do.
- Well, I am not most people.
- Tell you what, I'll make it up to you.
Dinner, tomorrow night.
Did you just I'm sorry, did you just ask me out on a date? - You know it.
- W Well, I'm gonna have to get back to you on that.
Okay.
My name is Vince.
Here's my card.
And, uh, till then, watch where you're going.
W There's a situation.
Lavon, I really need some advice.
(Gasps) Is that a little doll - Ferris wheel? - Ah! Off! - Ow! - It's not a doll anything.
This is Bluebell's future.
Getting ready to pitch the city commissioners on having the county fair right here.
That sounds fun.
Fun? Monumental is more like it.
Point is, I really need some advice.
Long as it's not about boys.
It's totally not about boys that you know.
- Out.
- Oh, come on! No, every conversation we've ever had about boys is me telling you one thing and you not listening.
Go.
Exit.
Ah, ah, ah! Stop! Find someone else not to listen to.
And that's how Great Uncle Nehemiah met his third wife You remember, the one with the glass eye.
Great Aunt Duffy? Close.
But it was Great Aunt Margie.
- God! - Oh, Great Aunt Margie also had a glass eye.
There you go.
You're really becoming one of us, kid.
I've spent a lot of time with you guys.
Wilkes picnics, Wilkes barbecues, Wilkes piano recitals.
What can I say? - We Wilkes love each other.
- All right.
Wade! Made this home brew in the cow barn.
Oh, the cow barn, you say.
Wow.
I can I can taste the-the barley and the essence of cow.
- I was totally going for that.
- Nailed it.
Sorry, guys, I'm gonna need Wade to, uh, to slice the tomatoes.
Gazpacho emergency.
Gazpacho emergency.
- I'm gonna whup your butt next game.
- All right.
Come on.
I have been waiting an hour to do that.
Me, too.
But prying eyes - Most of which are glass.
- I know! Thankfully, not genetic.
Wade, you have been such a trouper with my family, but you need a break.
Tomorrow night, we are on our own.
But tomorrow is Wilkes fish fry night.
No, it's not.
I mean, it is.
But for us, it's Wade Kinsella night.
Oh, well, that sounds nice.
Janice: Oh, Wade, there you are! I brought you this barbecue pork.
Okay.
Wade Kinsella night.
Promise.
(Chuckles) Is today the day? Should we finally venture outside as a couple for breakfast? Can we hide a little while longer? Oh, Davis, you're Amazing, but you don't understand.
In Bluebell, dating a Gainey is Almost as bad as dating a Florida state fan.
Got it.
I'm sure we can find some other ways to keep ourselves occupied.
Hmm.
(Phone ringing) Mm, mm, mm, mm.
Mm, mm.
Mm, mm, mm, mm.
Mm.
Hello? Annabeth, where have you been? You won't believe who's in town.
Peter, from Halloween.
And he asked me to dinner.
What do I do? Go! Have fun.
(Sighs) But if you had gotten my previous message, you would know that I am on a man cleanse.
Oh, I see.
Then don't go.
But it's Peter! I've been thinking about him for months.
But then again, I haven't heard from him, at all.
And now, out of the blue, he wants to have dinner with me? - What do I do? - (Line beeping) Um, hold on, Lemon.
(Phone beeps) Hello? Annabeth, where have you been? I just got asked out on a date.
Well, good for you.
Have fun.
But he was wearing a bike shirt and he seemed kind of pompous.
Maybe it's too soon? Um, no, it is.
Don't go.
But then again, I want to move on.
You know, the first date could be the first step.
I just didn't think I'd have to do it today.
What do you think? Y-yeah, hold that thought.
Zoe, Lemon, I believe you two know each other.
Now, I am gonna be out of commission for the rest of the morning.
- All day.
- All day.
And in interesting news, you both are trying to decide whether or not to go on a date tomorrow.
So you two talk to each other.
You need to.
Love you.
Bye! - Don't hang up! - Annabeth, wait! I'll figure this out on my own.
I'd rather talk to my laundry.
(Car horn honks) (Seagulls calling) (Birds singing) Wow.
I mean, the county fair right here in Bluebell? Do you you really think we stand a chance? Well, after the rat fiasco in fairhope, - you know, we may.
- (Chuckles) Well, the fair commission hears my pitch tomorrow, but I'm gonna come up with a plan.
That's why they call me the closer.
Never heard anyone call you that.
No.
(Knocking) Mayor Hayes, good morning! I brought you a big old donut.
Gainey.
Let me guess.
You heard about my county fair pitch, and you came here to try to kill my mojo.
You think tiny little Bluebell's gonna get it? Uh, you know, Lavon, it's the county fair, not the everyone-you-can-fit- in-a-mid-size-sedan fair.
But, hey, that's not why I'm here.
I see right through your Your big donut, Gainey.
It has a hole.
Lavon, no.
I'm here to celebrate the good news.
You know, about my beloved nephew dating your niece.
We gonna be related.
What? Wha who's your nephew dating? Annabeth Nass.
Oh, wait.
Is she not your niece? Oops.
My bad.
Well, uh, look, I'll let you get back to your pitch, and, uh, enjoy that donut really good.
Lavon, hey, hey.
Gainey is just trying to get in your head.
Okay, what he said, probably not even true.
Oh, it best not be true.
Okay you need to just (Breathes deeply) - Wha - Concentrate on your pitch.
Yeah, you're right.
Maybe the big donut will help.
So, I've made some bad decisions concerning men.
But Peter's only here for one day.
And living life to the fullest is always a good decision, right? Right? (Sighs) Annabeth? (Frustrated grunt) (Exhales sharply) Three weeks.
Three weeks is plenty of time to get over someone.
We weren't even together a year, right? (Sighs) Hmm.
Annabeth? (Frustrated grunt) Peter, it's Lemon.
Hi.
Hi, Vince.
It's Zoe.
The woman that you hit with the bicycle.
I'd love to have dinner tomorrow night.
I'm ready to get back on the bicycle.
Uh, w So, yes.
The answer is yes.
A-about dinner which is a meal.
Why don't you come over.
I'll cook.
Okay? - See you then.
- All right.
Thanks.
Bye.
(Sighs) (Shudders) Oh, my God.
"Well, Bluebell may be small, but what we lack in resources, we make up for in commitment and heart" Dash: Mayor Hayes.
I was wondering if, uh, you'd like to comment on the fact that Annabeth Nass was seen last night waiting outside a mobile CVS while Davis Polk, nephew of our sworn enemy, was seen inside buying prophylactics.
Well, I'm sure that was just a coincidence.
Well, then they were seen getting in a car together and driving back to her place.
Uh, the Mayor Hayes no comment at this time, dash.
Thank you so much.
Have a great day.
Well, all righty then.
(Laughs) "Prophylactics"? - "Prophylactics"?! - Okay, Lavon.
You need to go home, you need to shut your windows, you need to lock your doors, turn off your Internet, and just focus on this presentation until your meeting tonight.
Go home.
[Door opens.]
Daddy! Magnolia? - What are you doing here? - Oh! I have managed to escape the clutches of your horrible mother to ask politely if there's any chance you'll let me go to a party tonight.
I-I imagine grandma's already said no.
She's unreasonable, but you're not like her.
You're so smart and even-tempered.
I know you'll understand how important this is to me.
Yeah, I will.
Tell me something about this party.
It's the social event of the season.
Carter Covington is hosting a party at his vacation home in Charleston.
"Charleston"? Carter Covington is 30 years old! Yeah, well, it just so happens I'm not invited to people my own age's parties because you put me in exile.
And I'm living in a house that smells like icyhot and cruelty.
And the school you're sending me to has no boys.
This is my only chance to find some joy in my life.
Well, maybe you should've thought about joy before you got kicked out of boarding school finding joy in a 19-year-old townie! Now, you get on back to your grandmother's this instant.
And I will have her call me the second she sees your face.
You're just as bad as she is.
A chip off the old icyhot block.
(Sighs) Thank you.
Lemon.
Are you gonna eat that entire cheesecake alone? Actually, I have a date tonight with Peter, that wonderful man I met on Halloween.
- Wow.
Has he moved to town? - No.
Is this one of those Booty calls I read about? Well, maybe it is.
But so what? I mean, haven't you ever watched HBO? No.
Well neither have I.
But I get the gist.
It is 2014, and women are allowed to have relations with whomever they want.
But that is not belle behavior.
Well, if you haven't noticed, I am not a belle anymore.
So, I will be having sex tonight.
And enjoying my own liberation.
Good afternoon.
(Quiet laugh) Cardio.
Hey, good, Lavon.
I have a quick question.
It's not about boys.
Per se.
But should I go with a v-neck or a boat-neck? - For what? - I've got a date tonight! Isn't that awesome? I'm moving on.
Well, of course you are.
That's how you females get over people.
You just find someone new, and bam! Look how happy you could be.
Better buy some prophylactics! What?! Wha sex could happen? I wasn't even planning on sharing an appetizer.
Well, why not? Share an appetizer.
Share your bed.
You know, I should, too.
Yeah, we all should just go out and sleep with whoever.
And move on! Okay.
Hey, Wanda, I'm gonna need you to close up tonight.
Another Wilkes family talent show? No, actually a friend of mine bought a wine bar over in mobile, so I'm taking Vivian for the opening.
A civilized, adult evening with Charles: in your van and you wish you had a can diarrhea, diarrhea when you're fishing in a lake and your belly starts to ache - diarrhea - Hey, hey, y'all, we got people trying to eat here.
- Come on.
- Sorry, man.
We're trying to cheer Harley up.
Oh, no.
You guys lose? Uh, they won.
I set a new record for no-hitters.
Which would be great if I pitched.
Which I don't.
You can count my batting average with no fingers.
Ooh, man.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Good news is I got something to take the sting off.
You come right this way.
Wanda, why don't you mix up a root beer float for this young man.
- Make it extra strong.
- Keep 'em coming.
Well, I am gonna go shower.
And I'll swing by to pick Harley up around 5:00.
Thanks for taking him.
Oh, I hope this isn't weird, but aunt winifred invited me to take Harley by her fish fry tonight.
You mind if we go? Oh.
Sure.
Yeah.
He'll love that.
Have fun.
Uh, hey, listen, i-if you don't want to miss out, we could hit the fish fry on the way to the wine bar.
- It's no big deal.
- No way.
It's Wade Kinsella night.
I got a new dress and everything.
(Chuckles) Well, have fun.
And I will tell the Wilkes that you two said hi.
All right.
Daddy, got a minute? Oh, no, actually, I was just getting ready to head out.
I got a brand-new book I'm dying to read Okay, but this is an emergency.
Just tell me, which one of these dresses says, "I'm a casual free thinker, like the people on HBO"? HBO? Wh-what is that supposed to even mean? I-I mean, what I know of those people Please, daddy, this is urgent.
Zoe: Brick, I need you in here asap! Oh, good heavens.
J give me one minute.
This dress has a turtleneck, but this dress is floor-length.
I can see that, but why are you showing them to me? Which dress says, "I just put my feet back in the water dating-wise, and while I'm optimistic that the date will go well, I won't have sex until I'm good and ready"? You have a date? With who? Is that your business? I'm asking you about dresses, not whether I should date again.
No, I didn't say that Brick, just pick a dress! Lemon: Daddy, I'm waiting.
Lemon, would you would you come in here a moment? You both obviously need a girlfriend to talk to, so may I suggest that you talk to each other? Not necessary.
I'm doing great.
- But that turtleneck will make you look amish.
- Although that blue number will make you look like Jonah Hill.
- Excuse me.
- I have a date.
- I have a date.
- I have a Ge: Lavon, I need you to close your eyes.
Forget A.
B.
You live in a world where only two people exist: You, Lavon Hayes, and Alabama state recreation Supervisor Billy Greene.
Now, you don't need anything from Supervisor Greene.
But he needs Bluebell.
And you are the answer to his prayers.
Now, I want you to say that out loud till you believe it.
(Chuckles) I am the answer to his prayers.
Believe it.
George.
George, I need you.
I'm in the middle of something.
What? Who's that? Who's there? Lavon, close your eyes.
Focus.
My mother called.
Magnolia did not come home today.
Okay.
Well, I mean, it is Magnolia.
She's probably just out causing mischief somewhere.
Yeah, but that is the point.
I know where she is causing the mischief, and I know who she is causing the mischief with! And, may I say, it is wildly inappropriate.
She is in Charleston, South Carolina, and-and she's at a party hosted by Carter Covington.
That is so creepy.
- Shut your eyes.
- George, George, we need to go get her.
Okay.
Yeah, of course we do.
Yeah.
Oh, you know, we should bring some snacks.
It's a seven-hour drive.
Wait, what? No, no.
You can't go for seven hours, George.
I need you here.
Lavon, turn around.
For the last time, close your eyes.
- (Groans) - Okay? Focus.
All right, just think about Body language and eye contact, okay? You are gonna be fine.
You are the answer to his prayers.
Say it.
I am the answer to his prayers.
Yes, you are.
I am the answer - to his prayers.
- Keep going! (Playing harmonica) Our youth was spent desperate to see the things that lay just barely underneath Lucy, congratulations.
Place looks amazing.
Oh, Wade Kinsella, as I live and breathe.
Uh, Lucy used to be the beer distributor over at the rammer jammer.
Then she started up this fine place with her brother.
Lucy, Vivian, Vivian, Lucy.
Lucy also likes her family.
Go figure.
Vivian, you must be the new girlfriend I've been hearing so much about.
Be careful.
There's a lot of ladies here who want to rip your hair out me included.
(Chuckles) But welcome.
Drink, eat, have a blast and tell all your friends.
I got to mingle.
All right.
She's so cute.
(Chuckles) - And fun.
- Hey, you know what she's not? Vivian Wilkes.
Same Vivian Wilkes I just happen to want to dance with.
- What do you say? - I haven't danced with a boy who wasn't seven in a really long time.
I will take that as a yes? - Yes.
- All right.
As my body felt the wrath of father time (Knocking) Hey, Peter.
Hi.
I like you in jeans.
Mmm.
What smells so good? You know, pasta.
Easy, casual.
(Chuckles) Like me.
That sounds perfect.
I've been thinking about doing that again for six months.
Me, too.
Oh, let me get this for you.
Oh.
Thank you.
Nice place.
Fancy.
Uh (Chuckles) Before we get started, you just need to know that I'm definitely not having sex with you.
Uh, my dates don't usually start out like this.
(Clears throat) I-I don't have a lot of dates.
I see.
Uh, usually there's small talk: What do you do, where are you from.
Then there's this thing I like to call eating.
Okay.
And then we go back to my place for sex.
- What? - Kidding.
(Chuckles) That was a joke.
(Both chuckle) Why don't we start again.
Why don't you tell me a little about yourself.
Okay, um, I do not enjoy going to the movies.
Oh.
Well, you know, a lot of people are saying that television is far better than film now.
- I agree.
(Chuckles) - Okay.
You know that show extra? Uh, hmm? That's good television.
Maria Menounos.
Incredible incisors.
I'm a doctor, specializing in teeth.
You mean you're a dentist.
Exactly.
Pretty impressive, huh? Oh, yeah.
Supervisor Greene, Chairperson Clarkson, Mr.
Desantis, thank you so much for meeting with me.
Now, as you can clearly see, Bluebell is truly - a model town.
- (People chuckling) We've heard wonderful things about Bluebell.
But it might be a little small for a county fair.
Okay, the town is small Th-though not as small as this model might suggest.
(Laughs) But we have a huge sense of community spirit.
I mean, after all, what's the-the most important thing to look for when hosting a county fair? Well, fairhope might say quality rodent control.
(Laughs) But in Bluebell, nothing is more important than Mayor Hayes? H-heart.
(Clears throat) Nothing is more important than heart.
Except maybe drinks.
Who's up for a Martini? New York? That explains it.
Explains what? The snobbishness.
The whole "you're not a doctor, you're a dentist" thing.
Well, I didn't say that.
It was implied.
But anyway, the joke's on you, lady.
'Cause for half the schooling, I still bring home twice as much of the cash-ola.
So, uh, it turns out, what I'd actually asked for were fermented beetles.
Oh.
So all the villagers are watching me, and I take a bite, then another, and then I thought about you.
I'm sorry, I-I remind you of fermented beetles? - No, I, uh - (Laughs) I thought about having dinner with you, and telling you this story, and your face lighting up, just like that.
(Laughs) Even if you are a snob (Scoffs) There is good news.
You are very easy on the eyes.
Very.
Thank you? No, thank you.
Peter what is this? What do you mean? I mean, are you even gonna be back in Bluebell? I'm here now.
And after tonight? I don't know.
It took me a really long time to get assigned to the algae story.
(Laughs) So what do you say we take dessert back to my place? No sex, of course.
Come here.
Um I have to make a phone call.
- Okay.
Yep.
All right.
- Excuse me.
Could you ex-excuse me? I need some air.
Yeah.
My father was right; I do need someone to talk to.
Well, so do I.
Meet you at your office.
Fine.
Well Here we are.
Yep.
Yes, indeedy.
So are we gonna talk or what? I can't.
I can't.
Opening up to you goes against everything I stand for.
Fine.
I will help.
I can't help but notice that you are not on your date.
Which is very observant.
Cannot help but notice that you are not on yours, either.
True.
Wine.
Do you have any wine? Wine would probably really help here.
Oh, it's a great idea.
Ah.
Yeah, Carter ain't picking up! Well, he is having a party.
How in the hell did I end up surrounded by so many nutty, irrational women?! You know, maybe their cycles all synced up.
I mean, I read a study that said that can happen in small towns.
Yeah, but Magnolia doesn't live in Bluebell anymore No, one minute, they're sweet, next minute, they're running off, or they're going on a date with-with Peter whatever-his-name-is, and then asking you to pick out sex clothes! Okay, I'm-I'm sorry, Brick.
Did you say that Lemon was out on a date with Peter from Halloween? Yeah.
I mean, I'm-I'm only asking because, you know, she said in passing that she was through with dating.
See? Totally irrational! Her behavior lately has just been inexplicable.
I mean, what does she want? What is she looking for? Is she gonna settle down? I wish I knew.
Whoopsies.
(Clears throat) Where was I? You were in the middle of a rather long list of reasons why we shouldn't hold the county fair in Fillmore.
Right! (Laughs) What did? Did I tell you about the part where they tried to swallow our town? Yes, twice.
But maybe we should move off of Fillmore, and you should tell us why having the fair in Bluebell is a good idea.
It's a great idea! And Gainey knows that.
Huh.
Yeah, that's why he decided to mess in my head today.
I bet he put his nephew up to this, just to just to mess with her.
Me.
His nephew? I have to go.
Wade: What do you mean, I don't got dance moves? Are you kidding me? People used to call me the white Michael Jackson.
Yeah.
Oh.
Hey, just drink.
All right, all right.
The legs on this Pinot are insane.
I mean, did you actually just? What does that even mean? Point is, I like the wine.
And I like the company.
As do I.
And, let's just say, the legs on the wine aren't the ones getting my attention.
(Ringtone playing) Hey, Harley, what's up? (Laughs) Oh, my God! That's great.
Congratulations.
I-I'm so proud of you, baby.
I All right, go ahead.
Bye.
(Laughs) Harley got his first hit.
Two games in one day? No.
Charles He suggested that they go to the batting cage after dinner, and he hit one.
Hey, good for him.
Kid got a hit.
All right.
Now, where were we? 'Cause I thought it was, like, kind of somewhere around here.
You should have heard his little voice.
He was so proud.
I'm gonna I'm gonna tell Charles to just text me a picture real fast.
All right.
Zoe: I should have known from the bike shirt that he would be annoying, but I told myself to get through it, right? You know, just get the first date under your belt.
But he was just so horrible.
When push came to shove, I just couldn't.
My date was amazing.
Peter is so funny and thoughtful and easy to talk to, and I was so excited to To spend the night with him.
But then he told me that he wouldn't be back in town for a really long time, and then something inside of me just snapped, and I couldn't.
Well, duh.
Excuse me? Of course you couldn't, 'cause you knew sleeping with a man who was leaving would be stupid.
Did you just call me stupid? You're Lemon Breeland.
Everybody knows that you believe in love and happily ever after.
So, you stopped yourself from sleeping with Peter because he was just another detour.
- Another detour? - No offense, but meatball, Enrique, Carter Covington I mean, were any of those roads to happiness? (Scoffs) Shut up.
I'm glad that you are not my friend, because you are terrible at it.
Oh, and I suppose you got a real knack for it? I do.
And I will prove it to you.
Because if I were your girlfriend, which I am not, I would have told you that going out on a date three weeks after breaking up from the longest relationship of your entire life is moronic.
No, don't hold back.
Tell me how you really feel.
And you shouldn't have to sit there and listen to some blowhard talk about dentistry just to prove a point to yourself.
You should go back there and tell that guy to shove that bicycle right up his keister.
You make a decent point.
Yours wasn't so awful, either.
Hey.
There you are.
I've been looking for you.
Oh.
Sorry.
My entire family wanted to talk about the big hit.
Charles keeps sending me pictures.
Oh, my God, is that Uncle ned doing handsprings? Can't be good for his plastic hip.
I think that they're all as excited as Harley.
The whole family went out to skeeball & stuff to celebrate.
See? I see.
Look, Viv, I think it's great that Harley got this hit, but why is Charles sending you all these pictures and videos right now? I mean, aren't they gonna be just as great tomorrow? No, he just he knows that I wouldn't want to miss it.
There's no ulterior motive or anything, if that's what you're thinking.
Right.
Right.
No, I'm I'm sorry, and I'm-I'm sorry you missed it.
No, it's fine.
I'm a single working mother; I miss everything.
Well, why don't you go meet them for ice cream.
I can see that you want to go, and, honestly, we-we can do this anytime.
Really? Yeah.
Are you sure you won't be mad? Not at all.
Thank you.
Mmm.
You're amazing.
Oh, I know.
Yeah.
(Doorbell rings) Dr.
Breeland, George.
This is a surprise.
Pajamas? What the hell kind of a party is this? Where is she? What party, and who? Magnolia.
Brick believes I believe my teenage daughter was invited to a party at your house, sir! And you did hear the part where I said "teenage"? - Right? - George: Yes, Brick.
- He heard that.
- Yeah.
There's no party here.
Yeah, I don't believe you.
George: Brick, there There is no party here.
You haven't heard from her? Well, I did get an invite from her yesterday, but I thought I made it on the list by mistake.
"Magnolia's annual daddy is away kegger"? "B.
Y.
O.
B.
" Unbelievable.
You do have to kind of admire the brain that can come up with a plan like that.
I have sired an evil genius.
Two, kind of.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, good, you're still here.
I thought you might have left.
I only waited 'cause I wanted the chance to say to your face: You are very rude.
Well, I'm glad that you waited.
You left me alone on a date for an hour.
I've been getting pity stares from all the other customers.
I don't get pity stares.
I'm a catch.
You know you have a very overblown sense of yourself, right? No, no, I think it's blown just right.
I'm handsome, have well-defined calves from all the cycling, I am a doctor No, no, you are a dentist, okay?! And I'm sure you do a very good job with teeth! But I'm a doctor! I am a doctor! What you do and what I do, not even remotely similar! Whoa.
Are you as turned on as I am right now? No! You're still here.
Yeah, well, I figured you'd be back.
You live here and all.
(Chuckles) Peter, I don't know what's been going on with me lately, but although there's been much, much evidence to the contrary, I'm looking for something real and something with a future.
And you can't give that to me, can you? You are an amazing woman, Lemon Breeland.
And I have to say you nearly make me want to change.
Just get a white picket fence, a dog, the whole deal.
The important word there is, um "Nearly.
" Yeah.
I'm sorry.
'Cause if you wanted me to stay why did you shuffle out the door? And if you wanted me to go, why would What happened to your lady friend? Oh, uh, she had to go.
Well, that's too bad.
But seeing as you're all alone After-party, my place? Uh, yeah, you know, I-I'm not really that guy anymore.
Well, you know where to find me if that guy shows up.
All right.
(Chuckles) Hey, Viv.
Uh, hope your night was good, that you had fun.
Uh call me back.
Yeah.
(Knocking) Lavon? Oh.
You smell like a bar.
(Slurring): No, I'm here to warn you.
You know, your new boyfriend? Bad news.
Oh, really? And how do you know that? (Sputters) A, he's a Gainey.
Mmm.
And B He's a Gainey! What-what other evidence do you need? They're all liars and cheats! This is truly sad.
Well, come on, A.
B.
! I mean, this-this guy just happened to turn up out of the blue, right before I give my pitch for the county fair? So, you came to my house to tell me my new boyfriend is only with me as part of a plot to ruin your bid for county fair? It couldn't be that he finds me smart or interesting or attractive? No, no, no.
I'm trying to protect you.
No, you're not! You're being a jealous ex-boyfriend.
And the fact that you would do that after everything you put me through There are no words.
Just go home, Lavon.
Wanda, a gigantic coffee please.
You want to get that to go, Lavon? People may not want to see you just yet.
- (Slaps back) - (Groans) Hey, Lavon.
I just, uh, found out that Daphne got the county fair.
I was wondering what happened.
Well, well! Should've known better than to put all our eggs in your incapable basket, Mayor Hayes.
I hear he got drunk at the meeting.
(Laughs) Sergeant Jeffries, that's ridiculous.
He-he would never do that.
Except I did.
My Ruby would've gotten us the county fair.
She loves the tilt-a-whirl.
Lavon It gets worse.
I have a vague memory of going to Annabeth's and telling her she was being duped by some sort of Gainey plot.
Oh, Lavon.
Uh, excuse me.
Sure.
Annabeth, I am so No.
We have nothing to say to each other.
You actually have to put that broom on the floor for it to work.
This isn't what it looks like.
Really? I'll tell you What it looks like is that you set me up to go to Charleston to chase you down while you were here having a huge party in my house.
Well, go ahead.
Let me have it, because any punishment you dream up cannot be worse than life at grandma's.
Yeah, that is probably true.
Magnolia, my dream for you is that you grow into a Responsible, well-adjusted young woman.
But I'll be satisfied if you just Finish high school without getting arrested or pregnant, but things are not looking good right now.
Daddy Put yourself in my shoes.
A worried father who only wants the best for his beautiful girl.
Tell me, what-what do I do with you? Find me another boarding school.
Away from grandma.
And visit me every weekend to make sure that I'm doing things right this time.
And I will certainly try.
Okay.
I'll make some calls.
Hey, George.
You look terrible.
Oh, well, thank you for that.
How was your night? Umm It was a mess.
I saw Peter and realized it was never gonna happen for us, so Oh.
Well, I am I'm sorry to hear that.
Uh you want to maybe go get breakfast and talk about it before we do the books? Actually, I already did the books.
I-I couldn't sleep, so I got up early.
Oh.
Oh.
Well, that is that is great news.
I-I didn't want to do those anyway, so And Annabeth has finally reemerged, so I'm gonna go have breakfast with her.
Will you finish inventory for me? Yeah, sure.
No problem.
Thanks.
(Vivian and Charles chuckling) What's he Wade, I-I didn't expect umm Charles slept on the couch.
Yeah.
Well, we had a little too much wine last night, so - I couldn't drive.
- Huh.
Anyway, we'll, uh, talk later? - Yes.
- All right.
See you, Wade.
He stayed here? It wasn't a big deal.
Okay.
Um I missed you last night.
Me, too.
Harley's probably hungry.
I should go and Yeah.
Yeah.
Um - I'll call you later.
- Great idea.
I'll talk to you then.
All right.
A.
B.
Is that really you? In the flesh.
(Chuckles) Where have you been? So much has happened.
I had a disastrous date.
But it led me to realize that I need to move on.
So I am selling the new house.
Well, I say good for you.
Um, and speaking of moving on I met someone.
- That's where I've been.
- What? - Spill.
- Okay.
Well Lemon.
"For sale.
" Hmm.
Well, that's one way to put yourself out there.
Personally, I would've gone for something a little more subtle.
Maybe "lease to own.
" Hilarious.
(Chuckles) Um, Zoe, Lemon and I have plans, but maybe I could fill you in later? Oh.
Yeah, sure.
It's okay.
She can stay.
Well, A.
B.
Was just about to tell me about her new boyfriend.
No way! Who is it? Well, there was this patient, and he kept coming into the office.
I knew