Will and Grace s07e19 Episode Script
Sour Balls
Grace, honest opinion, how does my ass look in these pants? Like two kittens playing in a laundry bag Karen, what are you--Oh, right I forgot that Jack and I are playing Hag Swap.
Yeah.
If you're expecting me to wet set your hair and give you butterfly kisses at night like Grace doesyou can forget about it! So we were having a meeting with all the executives at Out TV and I had a huge realization That six months ago all of you were cater waiters? That six months from now all of you will be cater waiters? Will, you're mean.
Karen, you're hilarious.
No, my realization was I'm the only guy there who doesn't own property.
So I was thinking of buying a weekend home in Middleborough.
Where's Middleborough? Wake up, little Suzy! Middleborough, New York! It's the next big hot gay getaway.
You do realize you can't buy a house with box tops and enthusiasm.
Remember my aunt who always said she'd help me if I needed it? Well, good news She died! Okay, I guess I'llask the obvious question Since when are gaysallowed to own property? Since we were set free and given Anyway, there's a fantastic house I've had my eye on.
Three bedroomsTwo and a half baths I don't know what a half bath is.
I think you have to pee in the sink.
Honey, if that's true, then all of my bathrooms are half baths.
Will, will you come look at it with me this weekend? Real estate's gotnumbers and contracts I'm afraid I'll have to use my brain.
Oh, God, I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Everyone, look who I ran into! - Hi! - Ellen! I was getting some coffee and she was on her way to the doctor to see about getting her boobs done.
- Grace! - Oh, was that a secret? Sorry.
One is bigger than the other.
Ellen, is that a wise thing to do? I mean, how many months pregnant are you? Zero.
Well, that's a bad shirt.
You try popping out a few babies and see what kind of shirt you wear.
Hey, I popped out two step-children, and I still know how to dress.
Look, you're sure it's not a problem for you to watch the kids tomorrow? No problem at all.
How hard is it to watch two kids? I have three.
Oh, yeah, I forgot about little um Okay, I'll see you later.
All right, Ellen.
Good luck with the new jug.
While you're there, you might have 'em take a nip at the old gobble gobble.
- Bye, Ellen.
- Bye, Jack.
Bye-bye, little guy.
Why do I come here? 'Cause it's fun for us.
Gobble gobble! Àª Àª & Àª & ±× Àª & ±×·¹ Àª & ±×·¹ÀÌ Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Isn't this house cute? I especially love the eaves.
I'm all about eaves(ó¸ ).
- Didn't I tell you it was great? - Yeah you also said the style was Victor-Victorian so I didn't have a lot of confidence.
But this place is unbelievable.
It's a great price.
Doesn't need a lot of work.
And reallythis is an up and coming gay hot spot? Oh, please.
This place is so gay, the town bird is a condom.
Heh heh.
.
Well, Jack you did great.
This house is fit for a queen.
Who knew there was an undiscovered jewel like this in upstate New York? You--you should buy it.
Guess what? I already did! You did? I can't believe it.
I'm kinda jealous.
I wish I'd gone in on it with you.
Guess what? You already did! - What? - Yeah.
Remember that money we set aside for our Fire Island share this summer? You mean where I put in $15,000 and you put in $6 dollars? Put her there, partner.
- So your aunt didn't die? - Oh, she did.
She's just dirt poor.
This is just the kind ofstupid, impulsive-- Oh, my God, I am totally taking my Christmas card picture in front of this fireplace! This is so exciting! We've discovered the new gay getaway.
It's like Key West before the first frozen drink washed ashore.
(Ç÷θ®´ÙÀÇ ÈÞ¾çÁö) Oh, look.
We're even featured in this month's Details, the official magazine of guys who haven't come out yet.
"Real estate insidersare buzzing--" I love buzzing.
I've always wanted to be someplace that was buzzing.
"The little hamlet where sophisticated urbanites are flocking.
" Sophisticated urbanites.
What a fun way to say "gay"! You know they probably wouldn't ban it if it was called 'sophisticated urbanite marriage' "If you haven't heard of Middleborough, New Hampshire, you soon will.
" Middleborough, New York.
I'm not an idiot.
I think I know how to read It says "Middleborough, New Hampshire.
" Well, that's great.
'Cause we just bought a house in Middleborough, New York! Oh! Honey, look at this place! All ready for the little ones.
I had so much fun buying all these kids' toys.
And you don't have to wear sunglasses like when you buy adult toys.
oh honey, good thinking putting out all this crappy furniture so that the kids can't ruin the good stuff Oh, I'm so excited about being a mom for a day.
Oh, honey, they're gonna have a ball with you.
And look what I brought! Juice boxes! Huh? Okay, Karen, for the last time, wine is not juice.
And a leather whipis not a jump rope Made you jump.
Oh, it's that new client.
He's always so flirtatious with me.
Hi, Eric.
No, you're not bothering me at all.
I just got out of the shower just wearing a towel.
No, no, I'm sorry, I can't meet you.
I'm babysitting for some friends.
Okay, bye-bye.
Oh, my towel just fell.
Listen, honey, if you need to start your new job, I could look after the kids for you.
Yeah, um, I don't think that Ellen, or the State of New York, would be comfortable with you watching her children.
What are you saying, Grace? Are you implying thatI'm irresponsible? Are you implying that you've never heard that before? I raised two step-children on my own.
Karen, you havea staff of over 30.
Including one who looks exactly like you in case one of the kids wants a hug from "Mom" in the middle of the night.
Honey, that's not fair.
I loved those kids.
And so did Karen II! Why are you getting so upset? Maybe because you're accusing me of being a bad mother, and saying that I can't be trusted around children.
Children of people that we barely like I might add.
I'm leaving and taking my juice boxes with me.
And this sippy cup.
So this placeisn't gay after all.
Well, it makes sense.
On the way in, we didn't see a single antique store, pilates studio, or a man who weighed less than 280 pounds.
Or a billboard warning against sexually transmitted diseases.
Who is it? It's townspeople.
It looks like the cast of "Rosanne.
" (ÇÏÃþ¹ÎÀ» ´Ù·é ½ÃÆ®ÄÞ) Well guess youbetter let 'em in.
Hello.
You the guyswho bought the place? - Uh, yes, but we're not planning on-- - But you're gay, right? No.
Actuallymy father and I.
.
we're just about to go trolling around town for smart, attractive ladies.
Hellooo! You sure you're not gay? And before you answer, we've been to San Francisco.
Well, we haven't.
And I certainly have not marched nude in their gay pride parade.
Twice.
So you're not gay? Aw, crapI got my hopes up for nothing - Wait, you--you want us to be gay? - Well, sure.
When the gays come, the property values shoot up.
And they fill the place with cute restaurants and adorable shops.
Well, I never thoughtI'd say this, but, um, good news, small town families! We are gay! I knew it! I knew it! Oh, man, we are gonna make you feel so welcome here.
Hey, there's real good chanceour son Jason's gay - Dad, I'm not gay.
- Hey, you wanna go to college? You're gay.
And Native American Well, I hate to break it to you, plain folk, but, um, we're not staying.
Yeah, we really-- we thought we were buying a house in the other Middleborough.
But my friend here, well, he's made of straw.
Well, this sucks! So you're telling me there's nothing we can say to make you change your mind? Sorry.
Okay, but some people might not take kindly to gays moving out of the neighborhood.
Well, Are you threatening us? Let's just sayyou've been warned.
Will, I'm frightened.
I've never feltso welcome in my life.
Relax, Jack, I mean, really, what's gonna happen? Oh, my God! Somebody threw a brick through our window.
No They threw a loafof banana bread.
And there's a note: "Gays, don't go home.
- P.
S.
Enjoy the jam.
" - What jam? Jack, now's our chanceIt's 8:05.
Everyone here is straight, so they're obviously watching "Cold Case.
" Let's sneak out to the car.
God, I'm so nervous.
In the last ten minutes I've used the half bath three times.
Jack, these people mean business.
Four teenagers drove by and egged our house.
Well, they left a quicheon the front porch.
Hurry up, Jack.
Before the high school band marches by again playing "We Are Family.
" (°ÔÀÌ ÇÁ óÀ̵å ÁÖÁ¦°î) Damn.
The one time I leave the house without my giant papier mach?head.
There they are!Let's go! Oh, my GodWhere are the keys? - I thought you had them! - I thought you had them.
Quick, Bobgrab the tiramisu! Oh, my God, retreat!Retreat! Hey, Karen.
- I'm glad you're here.
- Well, I suppose you'vecome to apologize Okay, um There was a situation that happened between us.
And as a result of that situation, you were upset.
For that, I'm sorry.
Okay.
You know what I'm not hearing? An actual apology and a decent Rolling Stones song since 1973.
Look, Karen, I'm sorry, but taking care of children is a huge responsibility.
It's more "Tickle Me Elmo" and less "Let's fill Elmo up with drugs and smuggle him across the border.
" - Hi, guys.
- Oh, Ellen, hi! What are you doing here? Hey, I wantedto bring you this.
It's little Roman's DVD, Barney and Friends at the Park.
Oh, okay, I just gotta make sure I don't mix this up with Will's DVD, Bernieand Friends at the Gym Yeah.
Just have Will put it in after Roman wakes from his nap.
Well, Will's out of town, but I'll remember.
- Oh, uh, Will's not gonna be there? - No.
Oh.
Is that a problem? You know what I just realized? Rob's sister can probably do it.
She lives closer to us anyway.
Judy? The one who has to turn the lights on 14 times or the oceans will dry up? Ellen, why would you leave your kids with someone who has such an important job? Ellen, what's going on? Um, well, I assumed that you and Will would be watching them together.
And uh.
.
- well - Well what? You don't think I'm responsible enough to take care of your children on my own? Oh-ho.
This is so delicious, it's got to be fattening.
Rob's sister willjust be easier Oh.
Okay, um if you don't want me watching your kids then I guess there's really nothing else to say.
Excuse me Wow.
- Heh.
Well, I guess I better go.
- Hey, hey, Ellen.
You shouldbe ashamed of yourself And not just because you're dressed like an audience member from 'The Price is Right' Uh, excuse methis is Ann Taylor LOFT Yeah, and I'll bet when you walked down the street they all loft.
- You know what? I'm leaving.
- No, you're not.
Listen, you're wrong about Grace.
She's one ofthe kindest, most caring and most responsible people that I have ever met.
She spent hours transforming her crappy apartment into an even crappier one so that your kids could have a good time.
And she was so worried about their health, she wouldn't even let them have any juice! Your kids would be lucky to spend time with someone like Grace.
She's got a heartas big as her nose If you can't see that, then.
.
you should get your eyes fixed instead of that freak show under your shirt.
What are theydoing out there? I can't be sure, but I think it's the second act of Pippin.
Why aren't you peoplewatching "Cold Case"?! - Come on, Jack, let's try the back door.
- Will Truman! Coming on to meat a time like this! Oh, for God's sake, come on! They're forcing their way in and they've got torches! Actually, they'rescented candles.
They make wonderful accents.
There's my college boy.
Look, we're--we're not the kind of gays you want.
We're not pioneers, we're we're lazy gays.
The lazy, hazycrazy gays of summer.
We wanna move someplace where somebody else has already done the work.
Our kind of gay couldn't survive here.
You need heartier stock.
We can't wait for pioneer gays! It took us - No, you're stayin'! - You don't need us.
You can fix up this town and make it fabulous all on your own! You just need a few design accents.
Look, it's easy! Look at how I upgraded the bathroom in just half an hour.
Come here.
I found hand towels that matched the tile.
I put out a bowl of potpourri.
And I smooth-coated the stucco to create a kind of Moroccan-- Let's get the hellout of here! But I wantedto see the bathroom! Ah, Smitty.
I'm feeling a little down.
A friend told me that she didn'tthink I would be a good mother Well, my own mother was shot dead in front of me by her boyfriendwhen I was twelve And I've been haunted ever since, wondering if I could have saved her.
That's funny I am telling you.
You have got to start writing these down.
Get out of hereyou crazy Hi, Karen.
Ellen apologized.
She told me what you said.
Thank you.
I just told hereverything that I believe Well, not everything.
I didn't tell her that I think that Robin Williams shinesin dramatic roles Oh, thank goodness.
I never would've seen those kids again.
Look, I am so sorry for what I said about you, I was wrong.
You would be greatwith those kids I don't know, honey.
I think maybe you were right.
No.
Granted, you're not what I would call a traditional mom.
But when the chips are down, you come through.
Even though you were angry with me, you still stood up for me.
If that's not being a mother, I don't know what is.
Really, honey? - Do you mean that? - Sure.
And why not? You're already a good stepmother.
I do love those girls Mason's a boy.
Oh, of course.
Young ladies now.
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Yeah.
If you're expecting me to wet set your hair and give you butterfly kisses at night like Grace doesyou can forget about it! So we were having a meeting with all the executives at Out TV and I had a huge realization That six months ago all of you were cater waiters? That six months from now all of you will be cater waiters? Will, you're mean.
Karen, you're hilarious.
No, my realization was I'm the only guy there who doesn't own property.
So I was thinking of buying a weekend home in Middleborough.
Where's Middleborough? Wake up, little Suzy! Middleborough, New York! It's the next big hot gay getaway.
You do realize you can't buy a house with box tops and enthusiasm.
Remember my aunt who always said she'd help me if I needed it? Well, good news She died! Okay, I guess I'llask the obvious question Since when are gaysallowed to own property? Since we were set free and given Anyway, there's a fantastic house I've had my eye on.
Three bedroomsTwo and a half baths I don't know what a half bath is.
I think you have to pee in the sink.
Honey, if that's true, then all of my bathrooms are half baths.
Will, will you come look at it with me this weekend? Real estate's gotnumbers and contracts I'm afraid I'll have to use my brain.
Oh, God, I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Everyone, look who I ran into! - Hi! - Ellen! I was getting some coffee and she was on her way to the doctor to see about getting her boobs done.
- Grace! - Oh, was that a secret? Sorry.
One is bigger than the other.
Ellen, is that a wise thing to do? I mean, how many months pregnant are you? Zero.
Well, that's a bad shirt.
You try popping out a few babies and see what kind of shirt you wear.
Hey, I popped out two step-children, and I still know how to dress.
Look, you're sure it's not a problem for you to watch the kids tomorrow? No problem at all.
How hard is it to watch two kids? I have three.
Oh, yeah, I forgot about little um Okay, I'll see you later.
All right, Ellen.
Good luck with the new jug.
While you're there, you might have 'em take a nip at the old gobble gobble.
- Bye, Ellen.
- Bye, Jack.
Bye-bye, little guy.
Why do I come here? 'Cause it's fun for us.
Gobble gobble! Àª Àª & Àª & ±× Àª & ±×·¹ Àª & ±×·¹ÀÌ Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Àª & ±×·¹À̽º Isn't this house cute? I especially love the eaves.
I'm all about eaves(ó¸ ).
- Didn't I tell you it was great? - Yeah you also said the style was Victor-Victorian so I didn't have a lot of confidence.
But this place is unbelievable.
It's a great price.
Doesn't need a lot of work.
And reallythis is an up and coming gay hot spot? Oh, please.
This place is so gay, the town bird is a condom.
Heh heh.
.
Well, Jack you did great.
This house is fit for a queen.
Who knew there was an undiscovered jewel like this in upstate New York? You--you should buy it.
Guess what? I already did! You did? I can't believe it.
I'm kinda jealous.
I wish I'd gone in on it with you.
Guess what? You already did! - What? - Yeah.
Remember that money we set aside for our Fire Island share this summer? You mean where I put in $15,000 and you put in $6 dollars? Put her there, partner.
- So your aunt didn't die? - Oh, she did.
She's just dirt poor.
This is just the kind ofstupid, impulsive-- Oh, my God, I am totally taking my Christmas card picture in front of this fireplace! This is so exciting! We've discovered the new gay getaway.
It's like Key West before the first frozen drink washed ashore.
(Ç÷θ®´ÙÀÇ ÈÞ¾çÁö) Oh, look.
We're even featured in this month's Details, the official magazine of guys who haven't come out yet.
"Real estate insidersare buzzing--" I love buzzing.
I've always wanted to be someplace that was buzzing.
"The little hamlet where sophisticated urbanites are flocking.
" Sophisticated urbanites.
What a fun way to say "gay"! You know they probably wouldn't ban it if it was called 'sophisticated urbanite marriage' "If you haven't heard of Middleborough, New Hampshire, you soon will.
" Middleborough, New York.
I'm not an idiot.
I think I know how to read It says "Middleborough, New Hampshire.
" Well, that's great.
'Cause we just bought a house in Middleborough, New York! Oh! Honey, look at this place! All ready for the little ones.
I had so much fun buying all these kids' toys.
And you don't have to wear sunglasses like when you buy adult toys.
oh honey, good thinking putting out all this crappy furniture so that the kids can't ruin the good stuff Oh, I'm so excited about being a mom for a day.
Oh, honey, they're gonna have a ball with you.
And look what I brought! Juice boxes! Huh? Okay, Karen, for the last time, wine is not juice.
And a leather whipis not a jump rope Made you jump.
Oh, it's that new client.
He's always so flirtatious with me.
Hi, Eric.
No, you're not bothering me at all.
I just got out of the shower just wearing a towel.
No, no, I'm sorry, I can't meet you.
I'm babysitting for some friends.
Okay, bye-bye.
Oh, my towel just fell.
Listen, honey, if you need to start your new job, I could look after the kids for you.
Yeah, um, I don't think that Ellen, or the State of New York, would be comfortable with you watching her children.
What are you saying, Grace? Are you implying thatI'm irresponsible? Are you implying that you've never heard that before? I raised two step-children on my own.
Karen, you havea staff of over 30.
Including one who looks exactly like you in case one of the kids wants a hug from "Mom" in the middle of the night.
Honey, that's not fair.
I loved those kids.
And so did Karen II! Why are you getting so upset? Maybe because you're accusing me of being a bad mother, and saying that I can't be trusted around children.
Children of people that we barely like I might add.
I'm leaving and taking my juice boxes with me.
And this sippy cup.
So this placeisn't gay after all.
Well, it makes sense.
On the way in, we didn't see a single antique store, pilates studio, or a man who weighed less than 280 pounds.
Or a billboard warning against sexually transmitted diseases.
Who is it? It's townspeople.
It looks like the cast of "Rosanne.
" (ÇÏÃþ¹ÎÀ» ´Ù·é ½ÃÆ®ÄÞ) Well guess youbetter let 'em in.
Hello.
You the guyswho bought the place? - Uh, yes, but we're not planning on-- - But you're gay, right? No.
Actuallymy father and I.
.
we're just about to go trolling around town for smart, attractive ladies.
Hellooo! You sure you're not gay? And before you answer, we've been to San Francisco.
Well, we haven't.
And I certainly have not marched nude in their gay pride parade.
Twice.
So you're not gay? Aw, crapI got my hopes up for nothing - Wait, you--you want us to be gay? - Well, sure.
When the gays come, the property values shoot up.
And they fill the place with cute restaurants and adorable shops.
Well, I never thoughtI'd say this, but, um, good news, small town families! We are gay! I knew it! I knew it! Oh, man, we are gonna make you feel so welcome here.
Hey, there's real good chanceour son Jason's gay - Dad, I'm not gay.
- Hey, you wanna go to college? You're gay.
And Native American Well, I hate to break it to you, plain folk, but, um, we're not staying.
Yeah, we really-- we thought we were buying a house in the other Middleborough.
But my friend here, well, he's made of straw.
Well, this sucks! So you're telling me there's nothing we can say to make you change your mind? Sorry.
Okay, but some people might not take kindly to gays moving out of the neighborhood.
Well, Are you threatening us? Let's just sayyou've been warned.
Will, I'm frightened.
I've never feltso welcome in my life.
Relax, Jack, I mean, really, what's gonna happen? Oh, my God! Somebody threw a brick through our window.
No They threw a loafof banana bread.
And there's a note: "Gays, don't go home.
- P.
S.
Enjoy the jam.
" - What jam? Jack, now's our chanceIt's 8:05.
Everyone here is straight, so they're obviously watching "Cold Case.
" Let's sneak out to the car.
God, I'm so nervous.
In the last ten minutes I've used the half bath three times.
Jack, these people mean business.
Four teenagers drove by and egged our house.
Well, they left a quicheon the front porch.
Hurry up, Jack.
Before the high school band marches by again playing "We Are Family.
" (°ÔÀÌ ÇÁ óÀ̵å ÁÖÁ¦°î) Damn.
The one time I leave the house without my giant papier mach?head.
There they are!Let's go! Oh, my GodWhere are the keys? - I thought you had them! - I thought you had them.
Quick, Bobgrab the tiramisu! Oh, my God, retreat!Retreat! Hey, Karen.
- I'm glad you're here.
- Well, I suppose you'vecome to apologize Okay, um There was a situation that happened between us.
And as a result of that situation, you were upset.
For that, I'm sorry.
Okay.
You know what I'm not hearing? An actual apology and a decent Rolling Stones song since 1973.
Look, Karen, I'm sorry, but taking care of children is a huge responsibility.
It's more "Tickle Me Elmo" and less "Let's fill Elmo up with drugs and smuggle him across the border.
" - Hi, guys.
- Oh, Ellen, hi! What are you doing here? Hey, I wantedto bring you this.
It's little Roman's DVD, Barney and Friends at the Park.
Oh, okay, I just gotta make sure I don't mix this up with Will's DVD, Bernieand Friends at the Gym Yeah.
Just have Will put it in after Roman wakes from his nap.
Well, Will's out of town, but I'll remember.
- Oh, uh, Will's not gonna be there? - No.
Oh.
Is that a problem? You know what I just realized? Rob's sister can probably do it.
She lives closer to us anyway.
Judy? The one who has to turn the lights on 14 times or the oceans will dry up? Ellen, why would you leave your kids with someone who has such an important job? Ellen, what's going on? Um, well, I assumed that you and Will would be watching them together.
And uh.
.
- well - Well what? You don't think I'm responsible enough to take care of your children on my own? Oh-ho.
This is so delicious, it's got to be fattening.
Rob's sister willjust be easier Oh.
Okay, um if you don't want me watching your kids then I guess there's really nothing else to say.
Excuse me Wow.
- Heh.
Well, I guess I better go.
- Hey, hey, Ellen.
You shouldbe ashamed of yourself And not just because you're dressed like an audience member from 'The Price is Right' Uh, excuse methis is Ann Taylor LOFT Yeah, and I'll bet when you walked down the street they all loft.
- You know what? I'm leaving.
- No, you're not.
Listen, you're wrong about Grace.
She's one ofthe kindest, most caring and most responsible people that I have ever met.
She spent hours transforming her crappy apartment into an even crappier one so that your kids could have a good time.
And she was so worried about their health, she wouldn't even let them have any juice! Your kids would be lucky to spend time with someone like Grace.
She's got a heartas big as her nose If you can't see that, then.
.
you should get your eyes fixed instead of that freak show under your shirt.
What are theydoing out there? I can't be sure, but I think it's the second act of Pippin.
Why aren't you peoplewatching "Cold Case"?! - Come on, Jack, let's try the back door.
- Will Truman! Coming on to meat a time like this! Oh, for God's sake, come on! They're forcing their way in and they've got torches! Actually, they'rescented candles.
They make wonderful accents.
There's my college boy.
Look, we're--we're not the kind of gays you want.
We're not pioneers, we're we're lazy gays.
The lazy, hazycrazy gays of summer.
We wanna move someplace where somebody else has already done the work.
Our kind of gay couldn't survive here.
You need heartier stock.
We can't wait for pioneer gays! It took us - No, you're stayin'! - You don't need us.
You can fix up this town and make it fabulous all on your own! You just need a few design accents.
Look, it's easy! Look at how I upgraded the bathroom in just half an hour.
Come here.
I found hand towels that matched the tile.
I put out a bowl of potpourri.
And I smooth-coated the stucco to create a kind of Moroccan-- Let's get the hellout of here! But I wantedto see the bathroom! Ah, Smitty.
I'm feeling a little down.
A friend told me that she didn'tthink I would be a good mother Well, my own mother was shot dead in front of me by her boyfriendwhen I was twelve And I've been haunted ever since, wondering if I could have saved her.
That's funny I am telling you.
You have got to start writing these down.
Get out of hereyou crazy Hi, Karen.
Ellen apologized.
She told me what you said.
Thank you.
I just told hereverything that I believe Well, not everything.
I didn't tell her that I think that Robin Williams shinesin dramatic roles Oh, thank goodness.
I never would've seen those kids again.
Look, I am so sorry for what I said about you, I was wrong.
You would be greatwith those kids I don't know, honey.
I think maybe you were right.
No.
Granted, you're not what I would call a traditional mom.
But when the chips are down, you come through.
Even though you were angry with me, you still stood up for me.
If that's not being a mother, I don't know what is.
Really, honey? - Do you mean that? - Sure.
And why not? You're already a good stepmother.
I do love those girls Mason's a boy.
Oh, of course.
Young ladies now.
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