goes out
into the ballpark.
He comes back and...
You know, just...
alone with his thoughts.
Just to memorize the turf...
the infield...
the angles of the light.
What?
-You got a piece of cheese.
- It's from my sandwich.
So what are you doing in this lab?
- Oh, I'm... Here, right over there.
- Oh, thanks.
Actually, I'm...
I see you kept Minnie and Moe.
- Oh, yes, Minnie and Moe.
- Kept them.
I could hardly turn out
an expectant mother, could I?
- No. Well, Alex will be very happy.
- Good.
'Cause I get the feeling that Dr. Hesse
blames me for the loss of his facility.
He did take it kind of hard.
I'd hate to see his work go unfinished
because of budget constraints.
Would you tell him that
I'd be more than happy to help out...
with lab time and materials,
even some space...
if... I don't know what you think...
he might be amenable to sharing.
That would be
extremely generous...
and more helpful
than you can imagine.
So... is there a Mr. Dr. Reddin?
Who?
No.
Sorry.
Maybe we could
have dinner sometime.
- No.
- No.
- Your back?
- Yeah, back.
- So...
- You're off.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Thanks for coming.
- Okay.
Way to go.
This is it.
Terrific motility.
- Excellent count.
- Let me see.
Strong swimmers. Big load.
Way to go.
2:45 a. m. Subject takes
15 cc's Expectane...
supplemented with
100 milligrams of progesterone...
two milligrams of estrogen.
Salud.
- So how's the Expectane taste?
- Bitter.
Well, we'll add some flavoring
when we market it.
Good idea.
All right. Let's find the spot.
All right, let's see.
Peritoneal cavity.
Let's see here.
That looks like a good,
clear window right there.
There's plenty of room to hold
the embryo through the first trimester.
- A little lower.
- Yeah.
- Right over here.
- That's it.
All right.
Let's put a bun in your oven.
Where did you get
the egg, by the way?
The egg?
Colleague of mine.
An anonymous harvest.
Had a couple of spares.
Just relax.
Here we go. Yeah.
Navigatin'.
Mama.
Larry? Larry!
What, what, what? Hi.
- Where am I?
- This is my house.
You're staying with me
during the protocol, remember?
Let's see how you are.
I forgot.
Here. Put that
under your tongue.
This your bedroom?
No, it's my ex-wife's bedroom.
Cheery, huh?
She decorated it herself.
She had taste. Give her that.
You had separate bedrooms?
No. We didn't always
have separate bedrooms.
Good. There are many stops
along the road to divorce.
Blood pressure's good.
Let's check this out.
Normal. Very good.
- I have to pee.
- I need that too. Here.
Fill 'er up.
We're gonna do the tests at 8:00 a. m.
and again at 10:00 p. m.
I got a prenatal monitor
and a blood screener ordered up.
Do you mind?
Can I have some privacy?
You know, it was really nice
of Dr. Reddin to let us share her lab.
I'll go there to analyze
and collate the fluid samples.
All right. Sounds good.
That should be enough.
All right now, this watch is set
to go off every four hours...
to remind you to
take the Expectane.
What do you think?
Six times a day should do it.
That should do it.
Let's see how we did.
I must be crazy
to be doing this.
You may be crazy,
but you're also pregnant.
Congratulations.
I'm pregnant.
So embryo three is entering
its two-to-four stage.
Today we'll be extracting
an eight-cell cluster...
and freezing it...
for induced suspension
and development arrest.
- Dr. Hesse? Can I get you anything?
- I'm looking for any...
cryogenic disruption
to the D.N.A. footprints.
- He's fine.
- Good. Excellent.
- Let's get on with it, okay?
- What about this?
- Here to see the new mama!
- Oh, hi, Dr. Arbogast.
- Hi!
- Banana, they'll love it.
Mother and daughter are doing fine.
She's a pretty baby.
Oh, looks just like you.
Got your ears.
You like that?
You can eat it.
Don't you want to eat it? Yeah.
Hey, big guy, how they swingin'?
- What's the matter? You okay?
- Yeah.
What, what?
Look, my H.C.G.