Just say, "Mom, Tommy didn't come back from Mexico. "
Why me? - I always have to break the bad news.
- I'm like the family Grim Reaper. - You know what? Someone, Mom,
is gonna blame us for this. I think you, the smooth-talking lawyer,
- should tell her. - Why?
- Because... - Justin, here, try one of these.
Scotty is making 200 of them for the opening of my center tomorrow.
- I want an unbiased opinion. - I'm, uh... I'm not hungry, Mom.
Why? You're always hungry.
Uh...
Uh, bottoms up.
It's like heaven, Ma.
Good. Well, at least something's on track.
Because Shauna Ronaldo canceled on us.
I've got all these families struggling with cancer
and this diva can't be bothered to show up and sing.
I don't even know who that is, Mom.
Well, she was third runner-up in that singing competition show.
Kevin told me about her. He voted for her 18 times or something.
What? She happens to be a genius. She was totally robbed.
Well, to hell with her.
I'm not gonna let her spoil what you're about to do.
You think I can't guess what you're up to?
And it's so great that you want to honor my center privately as a family.
It means so much to me.
I'm gonna go upstairs and get Ryan and tell him we're gathering.
Oh, did you...? You didn't hit him up for a donation, did you?
I don't think he has two nickels to rub together.
- No. Okay, good.
That's great. Now we're including Ryan in family meetings?
Forget that. She thinks we're about to hand her a big check.
How much money do you have on you?
I got, uh, $5 and a couple of pesos.
I want that back.
We're here. - We're here and this better be good.
- I came from Santa Barbara. This better be quick.
We're supposed to be moving into our Greenatopia offices today.
Did anyone bring a checkbook?
Know what? Forget it. That's not gonna help.
Help what? What's happening?
We have to wait for Mom. Come on, you know family meetings have rules.
Oh, okay. Then check this out.
New Greenatopia space. The boys are so impressed.
Oh, you wanna see impressive?
Okay, are you ready for this?
A three-week-old who can hold up his head.
Oh, look at that face.
That's early, Kitty. Paige was...
Uh, well, fancy that. He's already up and out.
The first early riser in the history of the Walker family.
What are you talking about? I got up every day...
- When I was at camp... - Can we start?
- Oh, right, I don't... - Can we start?
Yes, yes, yes.
No. No, Tommy's not here.
That's actually what we wanted to talk about. Um...
Tommy's not coming because he didn't come back from Mexico with us.
Mexico? You went to Mexico?
- Yeah, it was Sarah's idea. - What? Whoa, wait up.
No, I told him to get Tommy off my couch. I didn't say take him out of the country.
Well, the judge didn't think he was a flight risk.
What are you saying, Kevin? Where is he now?
We don't know. He didn't tell us where he was going.
- Did you try him on his cell? - Yeah, of course. He's not picking up.
Oh, my God, he could be lying in a ditch somewhere.
- He's not because he left us a note. - What did the note say?
You know what? You can jump in at anytime here.
Okay, it... The note said, "I'm sorry, but I'm not coming back with you. "
So do you think he's trying to skip bail?
No. He's been spending every waking hour
getting ready for his court date next week.
Yeah, that's why we went down there, Mom,
to talk him out of fighting the charges and take a plea.
Why?
Because he did it. He didn't stand a chance.
- No wonder he disappeared. - I told you we'd get blamed.
Well, you know what? It's pretty stupid to take him to Mexico.
- What? - Hey, listen. Does Holly know?
No, and don't tell anybody, okay? That includes Rebecca.
Especially Rebecca. - Do you have any idea where he is?
I think we can safely say somewhere in Mexico or Central America.
Oh, stop it. All of you, stop it. Tommy is going to come back.
My God, he's got a wife and a child. He's not gonna abandon them.
He left Julia a letter. We took it to her this morning.
- Well, what did it say? - We didn't read it, but I think it's obvious.
You don't know.
The only thing obvious here is that Tommy needs help,
and, believe me, if it was any one of you,
he would be the first one up and out the door.
What are we supposed to do, Mom?
Look, I'm not gonna stand around here and pretend there's nothing we can do.
- Oh, boy. - Anybody pretending?
No.
I can't believe you went all the way to Wilshire for these. It is so worth it.
Well, I do sort of have an ulterior motive.
Oh, yeah?
I was hoping you could help me out with something.
Yeah, sure. What is it?
Well, you know how your mom said she didn't know
about the affair my mom had with William?
- Yeah, I really don't think she did. - I know, I believe you. I just...
I have a feeling there's a way I could find out more.
- About the affair? - About why she died.
I'm telling you, before she went to Reno, she was good.
I mean, she was better than good.
- Something must have happened. - And you think it was William?
Well, what if they talked? Or what if she saw him?
Maybe there's travel records or phone bills at Ojai.
They did meet through business.
Yeah, but even if they were still in contact,
then what would that give you?
A reason why she killed herself.
Listen, I wanna help you. It's just, this is where I work.
You know what? Never mind.
I know how important the truth is. People lied to me my whole life.
No, really, it's okay. I overstepped.
Um, I'm sorry.
- Hi. - Justin.
Oh, look, I, uh... I should have called first.
Hey, Justin.
No, Ryan just brought over some bagels. You should come in.
- Uh, no, thanks. - Is something wrong?
- It's no big deal. It can wait. - Why don't you guys catch up?
- Um, are you sure? - Yeah, I'll just... I'll take mine for the road.
Um...
See you later. - Bye.
- It's not what you think. - What do I think?
- Justin, why are you here? - Look, I, uh... I just wanted to see you.
Come in.
Doesn't mean that that's what it's for.
- Hey. Hey. You're here.
- We tried calling you. - I'm so sorry.
- I was caught in the middle... The site overloaded.
There was way too much traffic, which is a good thing, but...
We had to dip in the reserve fund and buy more server space.
Good. Okay, well done.
- Oh. Really? - You're not mad?
No. That's what I would have done.
- Oh. Well. - Nice.
- Good. - Let's hope we're on a roll.
- Go get them. - The office looks great.
I know. I painted it myself.
- What's this? - There it is.
New business cards.
- Made from recycled cereal boxes. And with soy ink.
Come on, you guys, you didn't have to.
Yeah, we did. I mean, without you, none of this,
like, not one bit of this, would have been possible.
Yeah, I mean you could have walked away so many times, but you didn't.
- You don't like them, do you? - No, they're great. Come on, I love them.
No, it's just, uh... There's this family thing.
- Oh, did something happen? - Yeah, but I don't really wanna go into it.
Besides, this is a very important day for us. We should enjoy it.
I'm sorry to just show up on your doorstep like this.
- I tried to call but... - No, that's fine. That's fine.
Here's the letter.
I hope you don't mind, I need to get lunch ready.
The sitter's gonna be back with Elizabeth soon.
No, no, it's fine. You go ahead and just do whatever it is you have to do.
I'm just really grateful you would let me read it.
I don't understand. How could he not tell you where he's going?
He stopped telling me where he was going
and what he was doing a long time ago.
Did he leave anything else for you?
Besides some dirty laundry? Nope. Nada.
Oh, I don't know.
Ever since Saul and Sarah left Ojai, and then Elizabeth got so sick,
he just lost track of who he is.
You don't need to make excuses. This is exactly who he is.
That's not true.
I believe what he says here. He loves you and Elizabeth.
He abandoned us without explanation, Nora.
That's not how normal people express love.
Julia, I'm begging you. I'm begging you. He says he will contact you.
When he does, please convince him to come home.
I don't want him to come home.
- You don't mean that. - I do.
I'm done.
I'm telling you that my brother is in trouble.
Trouble? He's a fugitive.
- How long have you known about this? - Kevin told us this morning.
I'm not talking about disappearing, I'm talking about the embezzling.
I found out about it when you were in the hospital.
- And you didn't tell me? - No. No, I didn't tell you.
You weren't supposed to be under any kind of stress.
And, plus, we were just trying to, I don't know, figure it out.
This isn't the kind of thing you can solve with 75 phone conversations
and a chicken dinner. L...
Now we just gotta figure out a way to minimize the damage.
To my family or to your campaign?
Both.
Your brother is an idiot. He'll get caught, he'll go to jail,
and make everybody's life a living hell without a thought for anybody around him.
I may never see him again.
Good.
And you wonder why I didn't tell you sooner.
Where you going?
I'm gonna go get some air.
Hi, Evan. All right.
Well... Hi.
- Okay, remember, don't touch.
- Just look, okay? - I'm sorry, have we met?
I haven't been sleeping lately, so it's quite possible
- that we met and I don't remember. - Ah, no.
Uh, we met Evan the other day with his grandmother, I think.
Yeah, my height, brown hair, large bottle of hand sanitizer.
That's her. Yes. I'm Alec.
- I'm Kitty. I know.
- Who are you? - And that's... That's Ben.
- Ben. He's cute. - Yeah. Thank you.
You know, I used to watch your TV show, Red, White, and Blue.
Oh, wow. God, that seems... That seems like a lifetime ago.
I heard you were taking a break from politics,
but somehow you found time to write a book about it.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, did you read it?
Actually, your mom told me.
- No, of course. No, I'm sorry. That was... No, not that I wouldn't love to.
I'm sure the book is brilliant but, you know, these days unless it's for him
or about him, then, I just... I really don't have the time.
I totally, totally get that.
Look at you, you're a pro with the burping.
You know what? It's not true. I'm the worst burper in the world.
Ha-ha-ha. Well, I was useless, but Ben? He made it easy on me.
- He'd just vomit. - Oh, that's... That's lucky. Ha, ha.
Oh, um... What do I...? Okay, wait. Okay.
It's okay. There you go.
I'm sorry. Sorry, it's just it's... No, it's just that I'm hoping for a call.
It's okay. Listen, it was nice meeting you.
- Nice meeting you. - Nice to meet you.
- Hello? Hey.
- I'm sorry. Could you come home? - Oh, Robert. Uh...
I'm at the park.
Yeah, I know, but I wanna talk.
Okay. Okay, sure.
- Hey. - Hey.
So I thought maybe you'd like me to take you out to dinner.
This being Hollywood, I found a guy who knows a guy
who got us a table at that new pizzeria on Melrose.
- Wow, I'm dying to go there. - Good. Eight o'clock.
Oh, I don't know.
The board meeting is this Monday. It's the first one without Tommy.
I wasn't talking about Monday. I was talking about tonight.
I know, but there are going to be tons of questions about
how to proceed from here and I have to be prepared.
- Oh. All right. - Unh, David...
No, Holly, you're right. We can get pizza any time.
- Don't act like that. - Hey, I get it.
Really.
You run the place now. You deserve that. I've come around.
Just do me a favor and remember the big picture.
But that's why I'm doing this.
They might wanna find someone to fill Tommy's position
and I can't let that happen.
Ah. I thought the big picture was you, me, and Rebecca.
Look, my memory's not great but,
I seem to recall you telling me that the reason you were doing all of this
was so that we would have a shot, as a family.
You're right. This can wait.
And I meant what I said, David.
You are my priority.
I thought you just said Ojai was your priority.
Well, I'd hate to pass up a $50 pizza.
Will you just tell me what happened down there?
Look, nothing. It doesn't matter.
Was "it" wearing a bikini? Not that I'm in any position to care.
Rebecca, I want you to care.
All right, look, the truth is, what happened in Mexico
is that I missed you.
I mean it so much. I mean, I was a wreck down there
and nothing felt right without you.
You know, it's okay if you don't feel the same way.
No, it's not that. I mean, it's been hard being apart from you too.
That's good, right? I mean, you know, from my standpoint?
Yeah. Look, it's not like I don't have my moments
where I just wish I could forget everything and just
tell you how much I love you and I miss you...
- So why don't you? - Because nothing's changed.
We can say that we're gonna keep our families out of it
as much as we want, but it's impossible and I just...
- I can't go through that again. - Things have changed, all right?
Tommy's not at Ojai anymore. You know, there's no...
- There's no conflict of interest there. - Justin, come on.
I mean, if Tommy goes to jail,
you think that your mom and Saul and Sarah are gonna forget
how he got there? There's always gonna be resentment
and we're always gonna have to choose sides.
But we don't have to. Rebecca, we learned our lesson.
Can you just give this a chance?
I mean, maybe we could
just hang out some more and kind of see where it goes.
Yeah. Yeah, you know, we'll take it slow.
We'Il... We'll see.
Okay.
Your mom invited me to the opening tomorrow. We could go.
Um...
Tommy's gonna be there.
Yeah, yeah, I guess.
I was just hoping that maybe we could hang out
just the two of us.
Yeah. Yeah, that's... That's a better place to start.
- Yeah. - And can I ask you a favor?
Ryan's gonna be there tomorrow. And just be nice to him.
He's going through some stuff right now.
Are you kidding? Ryan. New best friend, Ryan.
- Okay, you don't have to go that far. - Okay, thank you.
Did you have fun at the park?
Yeah. Yeah.
Listen, I'm sorry about today.
You told me this terrible thing about Tommy and I was just a jerk.
And I can see from your expression that you agree with my assessment.
Pretty much.
- Well, at least we're on the same page. - Are we?
Look, I wanna be there and support you and the family. I already called Nora.
All we can really do is just hope that Tommy changes his mind
and comes home.
- Maybe he will. - Yeah, maybe he will.
Oh, um, I hear there's a scheduling conflict with Shauna Ronaldo?
Don't tell me you're gonna be the new floorshow.
Listen, if I can't find Tommy, I can at least give a speech.
- Maybe I'll sing it. - Are you sure that you're up for that?
Yeah, it's a charity event, not a 10K.
All right.
Scotty sent over the champagne. And the florist that he mentioned
- is donating the arrangements. - Good.
Okay, that is about it for the opening.
And then it's on to the hard part.
Maggie, you're gonna be a wonderful director.
I hope I don't disappoint you. I've never run anything this big before.
You're the mother of a cancer survivor.
You've negotiated more bureaucracy than most people see in a lifetime.
And you've run a family.
Which is exactly what I wanted the center to be,
a big extended family for people who need it.
I'll be there to support you any way I can.
What about you?
I'm not a psychiatrist, but your doodling does not look like the work of a woman
who's just fulfilled a dream.
- Yikes. It does look a bit disturbed. - Ha-ha-ha.
Is there something I can to do help?
Oh, no. No, it's...
It's nothing compared to what you've been through.
Nora, Olivia is all better.
I've got this incredible new job. I feel like the luckiest person in the world.
- Ha. - So tell me, what's going on?
Oh, thank you. I just don't think there's anything anyone can really do to help.
You're telling that to the wrong person.
I happen to know there's always something you can do.
Nora, please, come on, slow down. I'm not following you.
The doctors told her there was no hope for her daughter.
She found a radical new treatment,
she got them to use the treatment, and it worked.
That I understand. But what does that have to do with Tommy?
We have to do something radical to save Tommy.
If Maggie can have faith under those circumstances,
so can we, for God's sakes.
- Nora, Tommy doesn't wanna be saved. - You don't know that, Saul.
Please help me. Please?
Okay. What is this radical thing that we're supposed to do?
Well, as luck would have it, I have invited Ojai's board to my opening tomorrow.
We have to convince them to go to the DA
to get him to drop the charges against Tommy.
- Why would they do that? - I don't know. Loyalty.
- We've known them for 20 years. - You have to understand
that the board has a fiduciary responsibility to the company.
That is where the loyalty lies.
Why are you putting yourself through this?
None of this is your fault.
Saul, I hit him.
The last time I saw him, I hit him.
Nora.
I have to do something. Please help me.
Please.
Please help me.
I'll help you.
Because the truth is, places like this aren't born out of legislation or lobbying.
They're from people. People with vision.
Why is there so much press here?
Something tells me they're not here to rave about my canapés.
Today, we honor the vision of Nora Walker,
whose dedication to community and to those in need
led her to founding this center. Nora.
I've got to hand it to her, she really did it.
Yeah, I wish she was enjoying it more.
I'd like to introduce another extraordinary woman.
She faced her daughter Olivia's diagnosis of leukemia with unwavering courage.
She is the new executive director of Open Doors, Maggie Stevens.
Thank you.
Thank you. You should get some with your family.
Oh, great idea. Oh, Walkers. All Walkers.
Not all Walkers.
Everybody. Ryan.
Come on, come on. Get over here.
Ryan? What is this, soccer practice? Just swap one kid in for the other?
- Oh, be nice, Justin. - Yeah, just be phony like Kitty.
- Ugh. - I'm sorry, was that your foot?
- Yeah. - Oh, that's a nice tie.
Oh, yeah, I'm sorry, man. I didn't have one and your Mom...
Actually, it... That's fine. Looks better on you.
You should, uh... You should keep it.
We look like we're doing A Chorus Line, for goodness sakes. Scrunch in.
Everybody, scrunch, scrunch behind. You know, scrunch together.
We can't be in all of the... Okay. Ahem. Here we go.
Ready?
Okay, thank you. Thank you. That was great.
- Well done, Mom. - Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Okay, look, you take Harvey Childs. He's over there talking to that doctor.
- Right. I saw him. - And I'm gonna find Gail Banks.
- Okay. Good luck. - Saul, we can do this. Go.
- Okay. - Go.
Look, the point of it is, there are so many people.
I mean, if you look at Jim, who is my good friend,
congressman, and a Democrat,
there are ten different issues that we can get together on.
- But everybody focuses on... - I'm sorry, excuse me.
- Could I talk to you for a minute? - One second.
Sure. Thank you, Senator.
- What's up? - I thought you were gonna take it easy.
- Oh, that? Relax. That's fun for me. - You know what happens
when you tell somebody to relax? It actually has the opposite effect.
It's scientifically proven.
Okay, I'll finish up and I'll come find you.
- Kev, Kev, Kev. - Yes?
I need you to go over and be communications director
and shoo away all that press, you...
- Kevin. - What?
- Are you crying? - No. I've just been talking to Maggie.
Do you know the story of how she helped her daughter through chemotherapy?
- No. - You wouldn't believe
what she went through. You know,
we really have to treasure every day because life, oh. It's so fragile.
You know? Carpe diem.
Oh, right. Right, right, okay.
I'm gonna remember that.
But right now I need you to go over there and carpe Robert away from the press.
I mean he didn't sign up for that.
He's fine. He invited them all.
- No. - Yeah.
No, no. He didn't... No, he invited them all?
- For himself? No. - I think that's the idea, yeah.
It's his first public appearance since his minor heart attack.
Oh, unbelievable. Now that is... That is truly unbelievable.
This was supposed to be some big, altruistic gesture and...
Kit, you know what? You'll never get this day again.
Do you really wanna spend it bitter and angry?
- No. No. - Right.
That's exactly what I'm trying not to do.
- Good. - What I am gonna do
is I'm gonna go to the bar and I'm gonna seize the day over there.
Thank you.
- Alec. - Right.
- From the park. - Of course.
- Of course, right. And you're not... - Working the party? No.
- No, I'm sorry. - It's okay.
- No, no. I just saw the white... - White shirt, black pants, yeah.
- And I just said, "waiter. " - Uniform.
- I'm sorry. - It's okay.
- So, what are you doing here? - Uh, your mother invited me.
Oh, so she just ropes in any random park-goer
and brings them to her events.
Ha. Actually, I've been active in cancer charities since my wife died.
- So I was glad to be included. - Oh, wow.
No. Oh, my gosh. I'm so sorry.
Thank you. It was a while ago.
Oh, God.
And I hate the way that always brings conversation
- to a screeching halt. - Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, I'Il... I'm...
It's not just you. It's everyone.
- So... - So, uh,
your husband gave a good speech.
Oh, yeah. He's... He's, uh... He likes that.
Oh, you know, we never got a chance to talk about Evan's, um...
You know, his issues.
- You can say "gas. " - Gas.
Heh. No, I did, I tried everything.
I tried over the lap, I tried over the shoulder, and just...
I don't know. It just doesn't seem to work.
- Do you ski? - Yeah.
I'm told if you press their knees up into their chest...
Like a downhill tuck.
And maybe he'll win a gold medal someday.
He's still not picking up.
He's not going to. He's busying catching waves.
God, what were we thinking, taking him to Baja?
- You sound like Mom. - I'm serious.
Tommy knew what he was doing. Why didn't we leave him alone?
Because he was gonna lose.
We should be down there looking for him.
And he's gonna come home with us?
- Kevin, he left his wife and kid. - You know what?
If you wanna be angry at him, go ahead. I can't be. Not right now.
You know what? Good for you.
- Hey. - Hey, what's up?
What are you doing out here?
Just. Uh... Just chilling.
I'm usually not a big wine drinker, but this is really, really good.
You should try some.
- I'm sorry, man. I totally forgot. - Yeah, you know, it's no big deal.
Don't worry about it.
Look, I'm sorry if I was a little weird over at Rebecca's.
Well, for the record, you don't need to be. We're just friends.
I know. Yeah. She told me.
She's a really cool person.
I can see why you were so bummed when she broke up with you.
Actually, I think we're, uh... We're getting back together.
- Really? That's great. Good. - Yeah.
Is she here? I mean, she said she was invited.
It's, um, you know, it's complicated.
She doesn't know about Tommy, huh?
It makes sense. Her mom is the prosecution.
Yeah, you know what? Don't worry about her.
Oh, I'm not worried. I just... I thought the whole lying thing
was why you guys broke up in the first place.
Excuse me?
I get it, man. You have to put your brother first.
You wouldn't want the DA knowing about all...
Leave my brother out of this. While you're at it, leave Rebecca out too.
- Hey, take it easy, man. - No. What do you want?
Seriously, what do you want? I mean, you move into our house,
- you're living off our mom. - Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot. That's your job.
You know what? Just because our parents slept together,
- does not mean you belong here. - Belong?
Is that why you think I came here?
Will you tell your mom I found my own ride home?
Harvey, the rest of the board listens to you.
If you take the lead on this, the others are gonna follow.
Yeah, but we can't ignore the fact he was embezzling the company.
Yeah, but Harvey, Ojai stands nothing to gain if this goes to trial.
Hi. Mind if I join you?
What...? Are you two ganging up on me?
Well, Harvey, if that's what it takes.
Okay, what are Mom and Saul up to?
I've seen them sucking up to Harvey Childs and I know Mom hates him.
They're on a mission to get Tommy's charges dropped.
- They want the board to go to the DA. - Well, that's the wrong road to go down.
You know, when's Mom gonna realize this family's hold on Ojai Foods, it's over.
- How can you say that so glibly? - It's not glib. It's the truth.
Yeah, well, I'm not sure I can live with that.
It's over, Sarah. Enough.
Ryan. Hey, how's the opening?
- Actually, I'm at Nora's. - That was quick.
Yeah, well, I wasn't feeling very welcomed.
Oh, no, what happened?
Look, I know you and Justin are getting back together.
Uh, we're not back together.
He seems to think differently about that.
Either way, he made it pretty clear that he doesn't want me near you.
- Oh, my God, what is wrong with him? - I think the fact that I exist pisses him off.
Plus, he's probably just a little worked up about Tommy.
Wait, what about Tommy?
- Why, he didn't tell you? - Tell me what?
Tommy took off. I think he's somewhere in Mexico.
Yeah, but Justin said that he was gonna be there today.
Well, you should probably talk to him about that.
Yeah, I will. Um...
But listen, whatever he said about staying away from me, forget it. We're friends.
He doesn't have a say in that.
I was hoping you'd say that.
Tommy, it's me again. Listen, I know you don't wanna talk to any of us,
but I wanna talk to you.
Tommy, you're my brother. I love you. But you gotta come home.
So what? You screwed up, you know? But we can get through this, together.
Nothing else matters. Okay?
I don't even care about what happens to Ojai anymore.
- I just... I want you to come home... I'm sorry.
The voice mailbox you're trying to reach is full.
Please try again later.
Need this?
How did you know?
I was trying to get ahold of Tommy.
I know. I heard.
How could he do this?
I don't know, Sarah.
- Did you mean what you said though? - What about?
About not caring whether we lose Ojai.
Eh.
Sarah, come on. You and Tommy practically grew up at that place.
All right, Dad always said you had the company in your blood.
It's hard for me.
I can't imagine what it's like for you to watch this whole thing slip away.
Are you trying to cheer me up? Because it's not really working.
- I'm just trying to be real here. - Of course I care.
Oh, tell Jocelyn to pass the kebabs or they sit on the buffet and get cold.
- Scotty, could I get a glass of water? - Yeah, sure...
- Are you all right? - Yeah, I'm fine.
Well, you don't look fine.
I think it's my heart medication. It makes me a little light-headed.
Oh, my God. You need to sit down.
- Here. - It'll pass.
- Well, drink that. - Thanks.
Craziest park parent? Yeah, that's a no-brainer.
- It's Donna Kabrel. Have you met her? - Wait a minute.
She's not the one who makes her kid wear those, um, those gloves?
Yes. Yes, you have met her.
Tell me, do you think that's about germs or do you think that's a fashion statement?
No, it's even worse.
- Ahem. They're grippy gloves. - Grippy gloves?
- Well, what are grippy gloves? - To cling better to the jungle gym.
Yeah, she also makes her wear grippy shoes.
- No way. You're kidding me. - Yes way.
- That's actually not a very... - Kit, come quick. It's Robert.
- Let's go. - What's wrong?
Excuse me. What happened?
What happened? Hey, are you okay?
- I got a little light-headed. - This is Dr. Flackett.
Did he tell you he had a bypass surgery about a month ago?
I'm not sure this has anything to do with that.
Let someone with a medical degree decide that.
Your blood pressure's still elevated. You need to go to the hospital.
- I'll call an ambulance. - Wait, hold on.
I may have shaken too many hands out there, but let's not get hysterical.
Hysterical? Nobody's hysterical, Robert.
- She's a doctor. - She's a pediatrician.
Senator, I'm happy to call your cardiologist and let him or her know
where you're headed, but you need to go.
Does this mean I can call an ambulance now?
- Yes. - No ambulance. No.
We'll drive.
- You're angry? - I'm not angry.
Come on, you barely said anything the entire ride home.
I know that you warned me to take it easy and I didn't
and we just spent six hours in a hospital getting every check known to mankind,
but I'm fine. My numbers are good.
My blood pressure's lower than it's ever been.
Yeah, that's great, honey.
Is this about Tommy? Is that what's going...?
- I don't wanna talk about Tommy, please? - What do you wanna talk about?
Come on, let's have it out. Let's fight.
I wanna fight. I wanna have the fight.
We've had the fight a million times, Robert. It never does any good.
Well, I don't get it. I stepped in for your mother today.
No, you know what? You didn't step in.
You were making sure that the first story that hit the papers
after your heart attack made you look good and noble.
And I got the center ten times more attention
than it ever would have had, so, what is the problem with that?
Nothing.
Nothing. You're absolutely right. Sorry.
It was. It was good for everybody.
I don't know what you want from me anymore.
I don't want anything. I just wanna go to bed.
- Hey. - Hey.
How was the opening?
Uh, you know, it was good. You didn't miss much.
I know why you didn't want me to go.
You lied to me about Tommy.
- What, did Ryan tell you that? - He's my friend.
And you have no right to tell him to stay away from me.
See what he's doing? He's trying to get between us.
This has nothing to do with him. You lied to me.
This is why we can never work. You always put your family first.
I didn't put my family first. I took you out of it.
Only because you didn't want me to tell my mom about Tommy.
We're trying to buy him time. If the judge were to...
I don't wanna hear it, Justin.
This is exactly what I was talking about. I can't do this again.
So, what? You're just gonna give up on us?
Well, I should have seen that coming.
We both should have.
No. No, that can't be right.
When did it happen?
Well, I don't see that I have much choice.
Fine. I'll see you at the meeting.
What?
How could they be so heartless?
I don't know.
You did a lot of good for a lot of people today, sis.
Yeah.
Yes, yes, yes.
But I realize there's more than one way to lose a child.
Oh, you haven't lost him. He knows you love him. He'll be back.
Why doesn't he call? He must know how worried we all are.
Mom? - In here.
Oh, good, you're up.
Well, our eyes are open, I don't know if we're up.
Well, I've got some news that's gonna get your blood moving.
- What? - Mm?
- I'm going back to Ojai. - What?
I'm replacing Tommy as president.
- When did this happen? - Forget when, what about why?
I called everybody on the board and I said
that I'm not gonna let my father's company slip away from the family without a fight.
- They agreed. - Oh, my God.
- What about Greenatopia? - I don't know. I haven't figured it out.
I'm just... I'm taking this one life-altering step at a time.
What are you gonna do about Holly?
Well, Harvey called her, so she knows.
What's she gonna do, put a hit on me?
Sweetheart, please, don't be doing this to be a martyr.
Oh, Mom, it's not like that, I promise.
Tommy risked everything to keep our company in our family's hands.
He just... He went about it the wrong way. Now it's my turn. I have to try.
And I'm not doing it for anybody else.
There's too much of me in that company just to let it go. I wanna honor that.
Now we have to figure out what to do about Tommy.
Don't count on the board dropping the charges.
We tried that tonight, we failed.
Well, as a matter of fact, I spoke to Harvey.
And I told him why I thought it was bad for business
to keep the case going.
He said he'd think about it.
- Oh, Sarah, Sarah. - No, no, no, Mom.
No, Mom. No panting, no bobbing, okay?
- Mom, stop clapping. - All right.
We don't know everything yet. It's still with the DA.
It's probably not gonna work.
Ha. That's what the doctors said to Maggie Stevens.
What is she talking about?
Hope. She's talking about hope.
Well, I'd like to thank you all for your trust and your continued confidence.
Well, moving on, um, the next, uh, bit of business on the agenda:
My brother's legal matter.
Now, I know this has been difficult for everybody involved.
But we have a chance today to put it behind us.
With that in mind, I'd like to suggest that we approach the district attorney
about having the charges dropped.
Actually, Sarah, I know we spoke last night,
but in the light of day, the board still has reservations.
Yeah, we just don't think it's appropriate for us to get involved.
And I completely respect that position.
There is no doubt my brother Tommy's culpable.
But restitution has been made
and I just don't think it's in our best interest
to have this matter go public.
Yes, yes. Sarah is right.
This could do serious damage to the Ojai name.
You know, with all due respect, Nora, we know where you stand.
- I just don't see the harm if we... You don't?
How would it look to our employees? Our clients?
And how would it look if we destroyed the founder's son?
Now, I realize that I set this in motion,
but the danger to Ojai has passed.
We need to move past this too.
Well, I have to say I'm surprised to hear you say that.
Why?
William Walker created a family business. This is about family.
I intend to vote with my new partner.
And I'm also going to withdraw my cooperation as a witness.
How you proceed as a board is up to you.
Well, uh, should we put it to a vote?
May I ask why?
I guess that means you got the vote.
Mm-hm.
Holly, I came to you a couple of weeks ago
and I implored you to have the charges against Tommy dropped.
You refused. So, what's changed?
You're here now. We need to work together.
So you're willing to put everything that's happened behind us?
Sarah, I always said that I would put Ojai first.
I did it with Tommy and I'll do it with you.
I'm just thinking about the bigger picture.
Welcome back.
Thank you.
- This is useless. There's too much stuff. - Oh, come on, we're making progress.
- Thanks for doing this. - Yeah, well, I'm tired of secrets.
I have William's expense reports from August and September
and I'm not seeing any phone calls to Bakersfield,
no conferences he went to.
Whoever filed this needs to be fired.
It says "expense reports. " It's filled with shipping invoices.
Wait, hold on a second.
What day did your mom get in the accident?
October 17th, why?
Um...
He was in Reno. I guess, like your mom.
This is a hotel bill from October 16th.
- I knew it. - No, you don't know what went on.
I think it's pretty obvious, isn't it? They spent the night together in a hotel...
- No, no. It... That... - And she killed herself the very next day.
It had to be him.
The son of a bitch killed my mother.
Ryan, I don't...
- I have to go. - You don't...
- How's the burping coming? - Hey. Well, we tried it
and we're still as gassy as ever.
Hey, Ben.
- Okay. I have one other idea. I'm... - You know what, Alec?
Can we just not talk about burping today?
- Yeah. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to... - No, no, no.
Don't be sorry. No, no, I... It's me. I'm just... I...
I don't... I just... I have a lot on my mind, that's all.
I'm a good listener.
Yeah. And Ben, he's gonna be flinging sand at the other children
for at least an hour,
so I'm all yours.
- Ha, ha. Come on. - All right. All right.
Well, um, okay. Then, I'Il...
It's my brother. He's... You know, nobody knows where he is.
So now we're just waiting for him to call.
Oh, my God, Sarah. I am so sorry.
Yeah, but you don't have to leave Greenatopia, right?
I mean, selfishly, we can't do this without you.
Yes, you can. When the site crashed, you guys handled it brilliantly.
What about when there's a real crisis? That was nothing.
And there will be one.
But I wouldn't leave if I didn't think you could do it.
Me and him? Are you kidding me? Before you, we were living in
a low-rent sty, drinking beer in the shower.
- I got a lot of good ideas that way. - He did.
Listen, it doesn't change the facts.
This company was your idea.
Now you're hiring employees. You're developing new clients.
Everything that you've built here, it's yours.
Like Ojai belongs to you.
Yeah.
- Nora. - I don't need to come in.
I just wanted to tell you, the DA is dropping the charges.
- They are? - Yeah.
There's no excuse for what he did.
So whatever you have to do, Julia, you should do.
I'm not here to appeal to you on behalf of Tommy,
but you're a mother, so you understand there is no amount of anger
that can make me stop loving him.
So if he calls...
Yes. I'll tell him it's okay to come home.
You know what? It was easier being angry at him.
- Now I wish I could just talk to him. - Yeah.
Remember that night on the beach where all he talked about was starting over?
A clean slate?
I know. I want that.
We all do.
You think he's gonna come back?
I don't know.