shortly.
- I'm invisible!
I'm completely gone. I don't believe it.
I never saw anything like this.
Dr Yang, is this safe?
Mrs Tait knows where man can be found.
- It's crazy.
- If she wants to learn more about him,...
..she has chance.
( * "La Cumparsita" by The Castilians)
Joe, I have to go to Florida in a few weeks
and I wanna take Shana with me.
Just for a week. I know it's not
our arrangement, but I think she'll Like it.
- I can show her Disneyworld.
- Sure.
Thanks. I'll make it up to you.
It's OK. She'll have fun.
I hope you're not going...
- ..with one of your more exotic escorts.
- Like who?
Like Peter Wlikes, who enjoys
taking my daughter racing in his Ferrari.
- That was perfectly safe and she loved it.
- But I didn't.
- You introduced her to sports cars.
- I feel better when I'm behind the wheel,...
..not some advertising guy whose
glasses have lenses like Coke bottles.
Peter's fine. He's very paternal.
Now, listen, I wanna show you something.
These are some graphics I've been
working on for a couple of weeks.
I really trust your visual sense.
I think they're brilliant.
- Everybody here's a bit ambivalent.
- Sexy stuff.
- Yeah.
- Like you.
Sort of European. We did it in Paris.
- Sort of kinky.
- Kinky...
I Like that kinky stuff.
Remember the times we used to lock
that door and make love on that couch?
- Joe, that was a long time ago.
- No, no. It was after we got divorced.
Nobody could fault you for your sex drive
which is a ten on the Richter scale.
Yeah, Well, what did you fault me for?
Because I don't have a 180 IQ like you?
You lied a bit, you gambled.
- You flirted with all my friends.
- You know, you're still very sexy.
Joe, don't think I'm not tempted,
you know, but I've got a busy schedule.
- For old times' sake.
- Oh, Joe.
(* "Caravan" by Errol Garner)
Look, I don't...
..think this is...
..what we should be doing.
Oh, Joe.
Oh, Joe.
Oh, Joe.
(Alice) He's got this ex-wife
and they still have sex in the office,...
..with people right in the next room.
And she's a genius and I'm nothing.
OK. OK, OK. Alice,
please don't get so upset.
Mm-hm.
How did you find out all this
if you didn't see him?
Oh, you know, I have my ways.
I'm glad I didn't show up.
I can't decide if I should get
a new Lincoln or try the Cadillac again.
What I'd really like is a Bentley.
You know, a vintage Rolls,
or that old Phantom V.
But with the kids,
I'd never be able to relax.
- I wonder if I could write.
- Huh?
I was thinking, now that Nancy Brill buys
scripts for TV, I have a good connection.
She was always on the ball.
Great head on that woman.
(Monica) Let's get up here, kids.
Come on. Come on. I'm gonna get you!
Do you know how high your IQ is?
Me?
It's high. It has to be. I just look around.
Do you think mine's high?
Sure. It's average, slightly above.
Sometimes I feel I could write, you know?
Uh-huh.
Especially, you know, some old TV script.
I'm as bright as Nancy Brill.
- Well...
- You don't think?
Yeah, sure. I don't know, you know?
You can't just decide
to be a writer and then write.
- Why not?
- You need background.
Well, I wrote when I was a kid.
I always loved poetry and drama.
- You kids should be getting to bed.
- Should I get them ready?
You get them ready.
I'll be in in two minutes.
- Come on, kiddos.
- Two minutes.
- Time to brush the teeth.
- Good night, guys.
Who's gonna get to the bathroom first?
Who's gonna get to the bathroom first?
- You never encourage me, you know?
- I'm trying to be... sensible.
You can't just say
you're gonna be a writer.
Well, that's all Nancy Brill did. She was an
assistant to somebody I introduced her to.
And she decided she wanted to write
and now she buys scripts.
- (phone rings)
- What can I say?
I'm trying to be practical.
Hello?
Hello? I'm sorry to bother you.
It's Joe Rufallo.
I just wanted to make sure you were OK,
or that I didn't have the wrong day.