Six?
This is Justin.
Keep it brief and I'll probably call you back.
Justin. Hey. It's me. Um...
Listen, I know you're busy with midterms. Uh, I was just...
Well, um... You know what? Just call me back.
I have something I really need to talk to you about, okay? Bye.
We're picking the mother of our child online.
I've never even hooked up with anyone online.
Really? No, me neither.
- Once. - Right.
- Okay, ready to meet her? - Ready.
Three, two, one.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, wow. There's so many.
Hundred and thirty-eight women vying for our sperm.
They're gonna be menopausal by the time we get through them.
Look, we can whittle it down by checking some of those boxes. Try ethnicity.
- Oh, I thought we didn't care. - We don't. Uh, eye color? Blue.
Wait, you just said you didn't care about ethnicity.
- Good point. - But if you feel passionately about...
No, no... I just thought we would, you know... It doesn't matter.
Let's do height.
It's well-documented that tall people have an easier time of it in life.
Great, 5'5" or taller. Here we go.
Wow. One hundred and seven.
- That's all right. We'll get through it. - How?
By going through each and every one of them.
Yeah, but what exactly are we looking for?
- I'm sure they all have their pros or cons. - The best one, Scotty.
Right.
Can you see the difference?
Mom, you're so close, I can't see anything.
I should've taken a "before" picture.
I'm telling you, this stuff is a miracle.
You just dab it on, and I have the lashes of a 20-year-old.
Wow, you really like this guy.
No, the eyelashes are for me, not for him.
We're just having lunch today so I can ask him about Kitty's blood work.
He's an oncologist.
You're using Kitty's cancer as a cover?
- Mom, that is so skanky. - No, I am not.
I never ever would do that. Not ever.
You know, we've had a few meals together, that's all.
No hanky-panky?
- No! - Okay. Sorry.
No. God, Sarah, he's 20 years younger than I am.
But I think he wants to. It's weird. Don't you think that's weird?
No, I don't think it's weird.
It would be weird if he wanted to have a family with you.
That wouldn't be weird, that would be impossible.
And just be thankful that he's got a social security number and a job.
What are you talking about? Luc has a job. He's an artist.
He's a painter. He paints.
Is that why you came over here? To vent to me about your "live-in boyfriend"?
- You know what his plans for today are? - Mm-mm.
Laundry, market,
and maybe squeeze in a workout
before he takes Paige and Coop over to Joe's.
- That sounds productive. - Mom, it sounds like an au pair.
There are worse things than being an au pair.
And besides that, you need one.
Well, it sounds great. I know. I should love it.
But I don't like who I become when I actually have one.
Stop doing that. You're gonna rub the magic potion right off.
Sarah, listen to me. Luc is not Joe.
Hey, Saul.
She what? Okay, slow down.
Uh, all right. On the way.
Jane. She's reviewed our strategies. She's not happy.
How that woman became chair of the board I will never know.
No one else wanted the job.
Bye, Mom.
Maybe I should've given it to Luc.
- If you had, I would go to the meeting. - Well, you can't. You've got a date.
So we're not entering anything into the competition?
I don't get it. This festival is a wonderful opportunity for brand exposure.
The press will be there. Chefs and retailers from around the country.
I mean, can we afford just to sit back and waste it?
We won't be wasting it. We'll still have a very, very significant presence.
And we'll be pouring all of our wine in our booth.
The booth is magnificent too, thanks to Ryan and Rebecca.
Oh, no problem.
What about this cheap blend? Where are we with that?
The Coastal Reserve.
Well, it's coming along nicely, and we are going to test it next quarter.
Next quarter? Wasn't the whole point behind this Hail Mary idea
- to bring us some revenue now? Yes.
I mean, that is the goal. But it takes time to launch a new wine.
This company doesn't have time.
Hmm.
Well, we could taste it. See what we've got.
- No, it's not ready. Saul... Well, I don't know.
Maybe we should taste it. That's a good idea.
At least we'll figure out what we've got.
- What are we waiting for? Okay. Let's go for it.
Hey. Thanks.
- We just blended it recently. - I'm aware.
Cheers. Here we go.
Saul?
I don't know.
Uh, I don't know what to say. This wine is, uh...
This wine is good.
It's amazing. The balance, it's exquisite.
- You're joking. - No, no. I'm not joking.
I think this wine should be in the festival.
- Are you serious? - I'm serious. It needs to be tasted now.
I would go so far as to say that this wine should compete.
- Compete? - Yes! I don't think you understand.
This wine, this very wine is lightning in a bottle.
Okay, but the festival's tomorrow.
All right. Rebecca, do me a favor. Call Joyce Keenan at the festival office.
Tell her we have a red for the table-wine class, okay?
And if there's any problem, you have her call me.
What about a label? I could call some people we've already used or I...
Oh, my God. I've got an artist.
- What do you mean? - Well, he's French, from wine country.
- Is he available? - Absolutely.
Well, it looks like we are going to launch a wine overnight after all.
Okay. Cheers. Cheers.
Here it goes. Cheers.
Shh.
We need to be quiet. My wife could be here at any minute.
Do you like it?
Do you think, um...
- Do you think maybe it's too short, or... - Mm, I think it's great.
Robert, you, uh... You have a flight to catch, right?
They'll wait.
Mm-mm, mm-mm.
I don't understand. Why would I wanna do a label?
Because when you think about it, it's just a small painting.
- A very small painting. - Oh, come on. We'll pay you for it.
- I don't need the money. - Think of it as a creative outlet.
You know, like, my ex, Joe. He only wanted to do his own music,
but then he got into doing jingles for commercials,
and he absolutely loves it.
If this is successful, we'll be in Wine Spectator
and in every market on all the shelves.
Wow. So my painting next to a bag of chips.
No. No, no. That's a completely different aisle.
- Oh, yeah? - You're so talented and creative.
- I know you'll do something beautiful. - Maybe. I don't know.
I'm sorry, but I don't paint on demand.
- Please, let's have some lunch. - No. I can't have lunch. I have a deadline.
I know that you have your career in France,
but this could really open up some opportunities for you in this country.
- This is not what I do. - What about your visa?
- What about it? - Have you thought about getting one?
You know, because with this kind of work, Ojai could sponsor you.
Babe, I'm not worried about the visa. We have time.
Would you just do it?
Okay. I do it for you.
No. Don't do it for me. Do it for you.
Babe, I do a lot of things for myself. This one is for you.
Dr. Avadon said these look great. What do you think?
I think she's right.
Nora, doctors don't give good news to be nice.
Oh, I know. I'm sorry. I'm really not asking for a second opinion,
but you're an oncologist.
It's hard for me not to wanna pick your brain all the time.
- She's your daughter. I understand. - I know you do. Thank you.
So I'm gonna... I'm putting these away. Far away.
Let's take a long ride up PCH.
I know this wonderful little restaurant way past Malibu.
Oh, how about tomorrow?
I can't tomorrow. I've got the wine festival.
- Well, that sounds fun. No.
It's the family business. It's just a lot of work.
- A lot of work or a lot of people you know? - What does that mean?
Well, I'm just saying we've gone to a lot of secluded places lately.
You're not embarrassed to be seen with me, are you?
- God, no. No. Why would I be? Ha, ha. - Maybe because I'm younger than you.
Yes. No, I don't care about that.
Come to the festival. Come.
I want you to come. You have to come.
- I don't wanna pressure you. No, it's no pressure.
It's no pressure. I really want you to come.
- Do you have something in your eye? - No, no, no. I have this allergy.
Hmm.
Why are you studying the spinal cord? That's not on the test.
Is that a joke?
No. The exam is the upper extremities, abdomen and the thorax.
The spinal cord runs through the abdomen and the thorax.
Oh.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Did you get my message? - Um, what's up?
Nothing. I've been trying to get ahold of you.
- Justin. - I know. I know.
- You know? I'm in the study lab.
And I can't talk on the phone right now, so...
That's the posterior funiculus.
- Can you go outside and call me back? - I can't.
The spinal cord's gonna be on the test.
There's a list of nerves that I need to learn by tomorrow morning
- and where they go, so I... Shh.
- I'm gonna have to call you back. Bye. - Justin, I...
Bye.
Good talk. We're pregnant.
Are you sure that Sarah isn't gonna be mad at me for not going to the festival?
Well, no. It's not like you don't have a good excuse,
and I'm glad you're staying home with Evan.
- What are you doing? - It's this wig. It's this wig.
Robert is crazy about this wig.
It's like he's not having sex with me, he's having sex with her.
You make the wig sound like the other woman.
Well, it kind of feels like that.
Have you even let him see you without her?
God no, Mother. He doesn't need to be put through that.
Sweetheart, he's your husband. He loves you.
You know, look, Mom.
Just because your romantic card is very full right now doesn't mean that...
What does that mean?
Oh, Sarah told me about Motorcycle Man, ha, ha.
Well...
Ugh, I invited him to the wine festival. I had to. He cornered me.
- I'm gonna call him and cancel it. - Why?
Because I can just imagine what everybody's gonna say.
"Oh, look. Nora's with someone half her age. I wonder if she paid him. "
If you're not ready to do this, you're not ready to do this.
I mean, everything happens on time.
No, I really believe that. I mean, look at me.
I'm not ready to go without girlfriend here.
Wait one minute. No, you can't use me as an excuse to hide from your husband.
You know what? I'll make you a deal.
I will go to the wine festival with Motorcycle Man
if you kick girlfriend out of the bed.
Is that a deal? Kitty? Kitty?
Okay. Fine. Deal.
Yeah. Let's do that. And let's keep the ukuleles.
I know I canceled them before, but I think it would be so great and so Hawaiian.
Okay. Great. Thanks. Bye.
- Ukulele players? - Not for the festival. For the wedding.
Rebecca put music at the top of her list.
So that means that the luau dancers and the tiki torches are back in too?
David, it's not like I'm buying a yacht.
This is just entertainment for our daughter's wedding.
Hmm, I'll take that as a yes.
I get it. You know, last week your portfolio was obliterated,
but now you're feeling optimistic because of your new wine.
Yeah. Wine that Saul loved. Saul.
And Sarah is being completely supportive of me,
which is something I never thought I would be able to say.
They are giving me a lot of support, a lot of leeway...
A lot of rope.
No, that's not what this is.
Holly, this is your last option.
What if it doesn't work? What if this wine is not the success that you need it to be?
It's gonna be. And if you weren't missing the festival tomorrow, you would see that.
All right. Well, you better bring home a medal.
You know I will.
What do we do with Diane? Five-foot-seven, 116 pounds, mixed race.
- Oh, put her on the short list. - She's 5'7".
No, not short in height. Like, you know, top five. Top ten.
- I know what you meant. - Could you pass the mint chip, please?
Uh...
We finished it.
Okay, we need to stop eating. We need to get out of this apartment.
We can't. We have another 76 to go.
Oh, whoa, whoa, wait, look. Diane's never been on a team before.
So?
So, what if she's a genius with social issues?
What good is it being the smartest kid on the playground if you have no friends?
- What are you doing? - I'm sorry. I can't do this anymore.
I mean, this is weird.
Most couples, they just do it and they get what they get.
Yeah, after marrying someone they've considered carefully.
You know what? In different circumstances,
I would marry any one of these women.
I'm just trying to give our kid the most advantages possible.
- Is this what it's gonna be like? - What?
When we have a child? When is good gonna be good enough?
How many hours are you gonna make them practice piano?
- Do their multiplication tables? - What about you?
They're gonna have a hard time writing their college essay.
Are you just gonna say, "Oh, forget it. It's too hard. Let it go"?
- Yeah, I'm getting some fresh air. - That's my point! You just walk away!
Oh, can you at least bring back some mint chocolate chip?
- Please tell me you're on your way home. I'm sorry.
I think I'm gonna have to pull an all-nighter.
I don't know if I can go to your festival tomorrow either.
I can't believe this.
If you're stressed about the festival, it's gonna be fine.
No, I am not stressed out about the festival.
Okay. Then what is it?
Don't wanna talk on the phone. That's why I wanted you to come home.
You're making it sound as if I want to be here. This sucks.
You have no idea.
If this is about work, I can't take on your stress too.
I'm not asking you to take on my stress.
All I've ever asked you to do is show up occasionally.
You're have to give that up because you're gonna be disappointed.
Fine. I give up. Let me know when you can fit me in.
Of course.
Hi.
Oh. There you are.
- Oh, how's it going? - It's coming.
Can I see it? Hmm? - No.
- Come on. It's due tomorrow. - Yeah.
Oh, my God. You finished the whole bottle?
Well, to make a label, you need to know the wine.
- Well... - By the way, it's delicious.
- I'm glad you liked it. - Mm-hm.
Can I at least see what you've done so far?
It's not ready.
Look, I just wanna see it. Even if it's not completely ready.
All right. Like I said...
Oh, wow. These are great.
This one? Perfect.
It's not finished, Sarah.
No, I know, you have incredibly high standards.
- Yeah, you're right. I do. - Trust me, I know.
This is good. You're just insecure.
Insecure? I am insecure?
You think you know everything, don't you?
When a painting is done. If it's good or not.
The way I feel. Here. It's yours.
- Luc... - Have fun with it. I'm done.
Thank you very much. Oh.
I'm a vendor. - Oh, look at this.
Reminds me of when I had backstage passes at a Beatles concert.
Wow, you saw the Beatles, huh?
Well, I don't remember much. I was very young.
Um, so I told you I'm going to really have to move around
and schmooze all around here today.
So why don't you get some wine
and I'll meet you over at the Walker Landing booth, wherever it is.
Oh, heh. Hello. Oh, there's J... Um, she's a woman on the board.
- I'm going to have to work today... - Nora, I get it.
- Work the room, I'll catch you later. - Yeah. Well, okay.
- Jane. Hello, Nora.
How are you?
- Exciting about the wine. - Yes.
- Who was that? - Who?
Oh. That handsome young man. Well, he's a doctor.
Simon Craig is his name.
Oh, is Sarah dating him?
No, Sarah is dating a French artist, actually.
Oh, right. The one who did the label.
Uh, youth. They have all the fun.
What's the point of living, huh, Jane?
Excuse me. I have to find my family.
- Oh, Mom. Yeah.
- Hi. - So, ahem, Scotty and I?
We've narrowed our egg choices to a top 20.
All of which are unbelievably strong contenders.
Wait, you make it sound like a reality show.
Yeah, I don't wanna trivialize it or make a mistake.
And Scotty seems to have washed his hands of the whole thing.
So I would like you to meet Kimberly.
I'm Kimberly.
- I like to travel and exercise. "I like to travel and exercise. "
- Cute, right? - Yeah.
"I'm very driven. And in the next five years, I hope to complete my JD-MBA,
after which I'd like to open my own storefront legal-aid clinic. "
- You've memorized her? - I've memorized all of them.
My only problem with Kimberly
is her grandfather had a stroke when he was 40.
But she is 21, so strong selling point.
You know, some people think women are like wine.
- They get better with age. - Not the fertility clinics.
They tell you not to even consider anyone over 25.
All right. I know that. Look, Kevin, I just don't feel like
I wanna make an important decision like this over wine.
Why not? It's never stopped our family before.
You know, get yourself a glass, Kevin. You look naked.
Here. There we go.
I think you'll find this a little more fruit forward.
Not as much structure in it. Notice the oaky finish.
Hey, Rebecca, can I have two more bottles of wine, please?
- Rebecca. - Yeah.
- Can I have two more bottles? - Oh, sorry.
Uh, I didn't get much sleep last night.
Okay, I'll make you a deal.
I'll send you a case of our Pinot over to your hotel
if you'll consider us for your wine list.
Come on. Because you know we've always wanted a crack at it.
- Luc. You came. - Of course, I come.
Uh, Jeffrey. This is Luc Laurent.
Luc is from Bordeaux and he's been doing some work for us.
Actually, he did our label for our new Coastal Reserve.
Yeah, it's great.
Right? - Yeah, it really pops.
- See, I told you it was great. - Thank you.
Jeffrey's group owns some beautiful boutique hotels.
I bet you're always looking for hot new graphic designers.
Sure. Logos, stationary, soap.
- Soap. - Yeah.
Well, you know, it's just a start.
Seriously, Jeffrey, he's amazing. He can do anything.
Sarah. I don't mean to interrupt. I need to talk to you.
- Excuse me. - Would you excuse me?
Oh, did I tell you he turned the label around in one day?
- Amazing. Sarah, come on.
Okay. - She's a good agent.
Trouble is, I thought she was my girlfriend.
Are you looking for your doctor friend?
Because he is over there talking to my daughter.
So, what's his story? Is he married? Gay?
Definitely not. Either.
Good, because I think they're really hitting it off, don't you?
They're talking, Jane.
That's how these things start, Nora.
Now I know it's been a while,
but I'm telling you, I'm sensing chemistry.
Well, your senses are off, Jane. Way off.
Because he's completely in love with me.
What?
It's been a few weeks now, and the attention's great,
but it is getting to be a bit much.
I'm just glad he's finally mingling so that I can have some space.
Ha, ha, oh, God.
I do have my concerns.
As you so aptly pointed out, he's somewhat younger,
but let me tell you, that does have its advantages,
and I will refrain from describing to you in public.
Oh, Jane. Oh, Jane, oh, Jane.
And it does have its downside. He's a bit immature.
You remember what 40-something guys were like.
Or maybe you don't. Your husband is quite a bit older, isn't he?
I hope you're not too disappointed about Lucy.
I'm sure she'll snag some guy one day soon.
And you know, when I break it off with him, I'll make sure he has her phone number.
- How is that? - Hey, gorgeous.
Mind if I steal my lovely lady away?
- Um, I... - Thank you, Jane.
- I'm immature? That's the problem? - Oh, God. I'm sorry, I just...
- You were amazing. - I was?
I'd say in boxing terms, we'd call that a technical knockout.
- Did I say I wanted to design a soap? - I guess I just don't understand.
What's wrong with getting money for doing something you love?
I love painting, Sarah.
It's enough for me. I just don't understand why it is not enough for you.
Well, it's not enough for the INS.
There is so many different ways to have a visa
than actually designing soaps.
- Is there? - Yeah.
Like what?
I mean, have you even looked into it?
Because from what I'm hearing, they're not exactly giving them away anymore.
- Why do you need to know this right now? - Because I need to know what this is.
What are we, Luc?
Sarah, you always try to label everything. Us, wine, soaps.
Yeah, I guess that's what grown-ups do.
It's how we know something's real.
I'm under a lot of pressure right now, Luc.
My family's business could go under any day,
and I need to know if I really have a partner.
I flew 6,000 miles to be with you, Sarah.
You asked me to help you with the label, I did.
I do laundry, help with the kids.
If anything ever go wrong, I would be there for you.
- Yes, but... - But what, Sarah?
Is it the money the problem?
- I don't make enough for you? - No, no.
My art sells really well in France.
And if I stay here with you, it will sell here too.
I know where this is going.
I've been down this road before. Feeling like I'm the only one taking responsibility.
Can't you just be happy?
It just sounds so naive.
Well, to me that sounds cynical.
Luc, wait.
You know, have a great time at the festival.
You know, I hope the wine does well. I really do.
Luc? Come on, you...
First of all, I'd just like to say that all of the judges here today
were very impressed with this class.
We had a hard time judging, which, for us, heh, isn't usually the case.
Anyhow, without further ado, the top prize for the table-wine class:
It's the Coastal Reserve from Walker Landing.
Oh, my God!
This is my brother. Sarah, come here! We won!
- What? We won! We won!
It's our wine.
Oh, my God!
I can't believe it!
- Okay, Nora. Nora, get in. No, no.
- Come on. Just get in. - Come on, Mom.
- Everyone a bit closer. - Come on. Come on.
You on the end, a little closer to your mom, please.
Everyone say "cheese. "
Thank you.
Mm.
It's very nice.
Now that you're officially the greatest judge in the world,
take a look at these. Tell us which one should be our donor.
- Who am I looking at? - Caitlin.
Strong grades, but more of an athlete.
Runs marathons. Wins marathons.
Probably not going to give us Einstein, but more of a socialized, popular kid.
- Health okay? - Absolutely.
They're don't make it on the list unless it's okay.
Look, Kevin, I know there's a lot of pressure on you guys.
I certainly understand as well as anyone that there was a day in your life
when it hit you that you would probably never raise a family.
- Right? - Right.
And now you're both gonna be dads.
And you want it to be right. You want it to be perfect.
- Well, close would be fine. - Yes.
You know that wine of ours that just won?
- Of course. - It shouldn't have been that good.
Those grapes were nothing special.
But it is fantastic.
And that's what I love so much about making wine.
The surprise.
When you get much more than you put in.
They tell me that parenting is very much like that.
Seeing your child turn into something that you would never have predicted.
And now if you'll excuse me,
I am going to taste a Cabernet Sauvignon that I hear great things about.
There you are.
Yes, I'm cheating. I'm drinking the competition.
The hell with it.
- You okay? - No. I'm not okay.
Is this about that stupid photographer?
It's about the photographer and Jane and my brother and my children.
Whoa, what are you talking about?
What am I...? You know what I'm talking about.
It's the first thing people see whenever they look at us together.
You're in your forties, and I'm obviously not.
- I thought you didn't care. - Well, I do care.
Why are you with me? You could be with anyone.
You're a gorgeous, straight, 40-year-old doctor who travels the world.
- Forty-seven. - Well, that changes everything.
Nora, you're right. There's obviously an age difference.
Yes, I am a doctor. I travel to some insane places.
But that's because I live my life.
Without any rules. Way outside the box.
No. The way I want to.
You're a beautiful, smart, passionate woman.
That is why I'm with you.
- And this doesn't bother you? - No.
You know, the only thing that troubles me is your address.
- My address? - You've lived your whole life in Pasadena.
You play it safe.
That's the only thing that's telling you to question anything about us.
This is crazy.
We are in completely different stages of our lives.
I have five grown children, four grandchildren.
You've never even been married.
Okay. Well, I'm sorry I invited myself here.
You didn't invite yourself. I invited you.
No, you didn't want me here. You wanted to play it safe.
I thought you'd wanna know
why Holly didn't accept your offer to buy her out.
Holly thinks this is what's gonna turn Ojai around.
This, uh, Coastal Reserve?
Yeah, they think it's gonna be, like, a huge hit for them.
This wine does real business, I'll never have a shot at Ojai.
Seeing as how you stand to benefit nicely if I get this company,
I think you should be thinking about how to help fix this situation.
Hey. - Hey.
I am so proud of you guys.
Your mom is practically singing show tunes she's so happy.
Thanks.
What did Justin say?
Um, I'm not supposed to bother him when he's studying.
- What's going on, Bec? - Nothing.
Oh come on, you gotta talk to me. What's wrong?
I'm pregnant.
Oh, sweetie.
Yeah. Six weeks.
Oh, God.
I haven't told anybody yet.
- What about Justin? - Are you kidding me? I've tried.
You know, it's probably better that I haven't.
What does that mean?
He's already told me he doesn't want a baby.
Obviously, that was before he knew you were pregnant.
What do you want?
I don't know.
Well, you have to figure that out.
I will support you, whatever you decide. I'm gonna be there for you.
But when you do, then you have to talk to him.
I know.
I can't believe my ride drove off into the sunset on his motorcycle.
I can't believe you turned up to the wine festival on a motorcycle
in that dress, ugh.
It wasn't easy.
And apparently not enough to impress the doctor who says I live in a box
because I'm a little hung up about the age difference.
- A lot hung up, Mom. - Well, it's embarrassing.
- Why? - I don't know.
I mean, who am I kidding? Who the hell do I think I am?
I feel like one of those old ladies with Botox
trying to stuff myself into a pair of skinny jeans.
Ha, ha, or it's like dating some undocumented French guy.
No, it's not. It's not anything like that.
I don't know, Mom. You know what? If I'm really honest with myself,
I think maybe I'd be less anxious
and better off with a regular guy who has a regular paycheck.
And a visa.
You know, I really... I pushed him on that wine label.
Now I feel like a pushy, corporate dream-dasher all over again.
It's like déjà vu.
Luc is not Joe.
He's at the opposite end of the men spectrum.
Luc is kind and happy and he's not trying to be someone he isn't.
No, I know. Don't get me wrong.
I mean, he's adorable. He's a great guy.
But the main thing is he showed up there
even though you bullied him about the label.
See, I bullied him.
- I hate that. - A lot of guys would not have done that.
Including Joe, who would've stayed home and sulked,
but your boyfriend came there to show you his support,
because he must love you or like you a lot.
And more importantly, I think he likes himself.
You know what? Finding someone like that
is the holy grail of relationships.
I'm an idiot.
You know what? Simon's an idiot. I don't live in a box.
Tell him.
All right. I will.
What are you doing? I'm sorry! Look, I'm sorry.
I... Look, I put all the finalists up.
I thought maybe we could throw darts at them.
I don't think throwing darts at women's faces is a good idea.
You were right. You're absolutely right.
Any one of them would be great, so please pick a dart.
Wait, is this a joke or does your OCD actually run
on some sort of fuel that you're out of?
No, I just realized the way I've been approaching this.
It's as if Caitlin here wins marathons because she has long legs,
where it's really at mile 22 when everyone else is dropping,
she digs deeper because someone in her life taught her never to give up.
Set an example. Made her that way.
Caitlin, any of those girls, they'll give us a healthy baby.
Who that child turns out to be is up to us.
That's what I'm excited about.
Because I can't wait to see the result of us being dads.
Me neither.
- On three. - Yeah.
One, two, three.
- Maybe we should roll dice. - Yeah.
- Nora. - Come. I wanna show you something.
Now, let's see.
One, two, three, four, five. Right here.
This is the step where my son Justin split his head open
when he was wasted out of his mind.
And out there is the swimming pool
where my husband drowned on my daughter's birthday.
Up there in the very first bedroom is where I'm nursing Kitty through chemo.
It's the very same bedroom that Sarah stayed in
when she was going through her divorce.
In there is the living room,
where my son Kevin married his partner Scotty.
So this is the box I live in.
It's not med school, but it's not playing it safe either.
- I shouldn't have said it like that. - No, you were right.
I am hung up about our age difference.
You remind me of my husband.
- Uh-oh. - No.
No, in a good way.
You're charming and exciting and unpredictable, just like he was.
The difference is, he didn't take me along for the ride.
And I find it hard to believe you want to.
I do.
Do you feel like everyone's watching us?
Yes.
Let them watch.
Holly.
Jennifer Knox from the Wine Spectator
wants to do a feature on our Coastal Reserve for the next issue.
How about that?
Well, apparently, I have calls to return
- from Food & Wine and Bon Appétit. - Yes!
That's wonderful. I have to say, Holly, we're indebted to you.
When a company goes through the crises we've been through,
it's very easy to hunker down and stick to core values.
But what's really needed is an open mind, new ideas.
And that's what you did.
And that's why Ojai is gonna prosper.
And next time, I will have your back from the get-go.
Holly Harper.
I'm sorry. What?
How could this have happened? - Oh, my God.
Holly...
That's all there is, Saul.
There's nothing left.
I'm just making petit déjeuner.
Hey.
What's with the bag?
I'm going home, Sarah.
Oh, come on, listen.
Yesterday, I wanted to talk to you last night, but...
You and I can go on for years
pretending the difference between us is not important, but it is.
No, no. Listen. Listen.
I have a lot of baggage from my lousy marriage,
but, um, I'm gonna shed it. I mean, consider it shed.
Maybe I had to go through this whole, uh, label debacle.
It's not about the label.
Since I got here you've been asking me what's my plan and all.
Oh, I know. And you don't have one.
And that's okay with me now.
And it's, uh... It's not easy for me to let life unfold,
but I'm gonna try to do that.
- That's easy for you to say. - No, it's not, actually.
I love you, Luc.
I love you too, Sarah.
So put the bag down.
I don't want us to start hating each other.
Oh, my God. You're breaking up with me.
I can't believe this is happening.
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt you. - No, um...
My taxi, um...
Here. This is for Paige and Coop.
Thank you.
- Hey. - Hey.
Oh, I'm gonna sleep until January.
How was it?
I'll tell you one thing, there was a lot of spinal cord on there.
- How was the, uh, festival? - Oh, it was good. We won.
You won? Well, that's great. That must make you feel better.
Yeah. Yeah, um...
Hey, look, I just wanna say I'm sorry for going AWOL on you.
- Justin... - No, no...
I know I flaked on a lot of things for a lot of lame reasons,
but this is different.
Rebecca, I need to be totally committed if I'm gonna pull through this.
And there are gonna be times where I'm not gonna be there for you.
And, you know, I'm trying to learn all this stuff at the same time
and it becomes too much.
- You understand that, right? - Yeah. Definitely.
Okay.
Now, I've been eating vending-machine food for three days,
so I think I'm gonna go make myself something real.
- You want anything? - No, I'm good. Thanks.
Hey, I'm home.
Sorry I'm late. There was a lot of turbulence.
Wait, wait, uh, um...
I...
- Hey. - Hi.
- Aren't you gonna say anything? - Yeah. It's good to be home.
No, no, Robert. Robert, I don't have any hair.
I know.
I'm bald.
And beautiful.
You mean you're not gonna run screaming the other way?
No.
Because I thought that maybe it was all about the wig,
and I don't want it to be about the wig. I want it to be about me, and I...
Shh.
I love you for reasons that have nothing to do with your hair.
You're beautiful.