can feel that way about raisins.
- Rice pudding is a very personal thing.
- Well, let's go with the illustrations.
How will you be able to handle this
from Washington?
I don't have to be here every day
to run a rice pudding competition.
- I'm fine. Really.
- You look terrible.
Well, I always look terrible
when I'm this pregnant.
No, you don't.
Can I touch it?
Yes.
Feels like a basketball, doesn't it?
- Did you feel that?
- God!
Jesus. What does that...?
What's that feel like?
It's sort of like I'm a drum
and I'm being played from the inside.
It doesn't hurt or anything.
Fare, please.
Thank you.
Dear Ms Samstat,
I am sending this to Washington,
as I understand from your therapist
that you are living there again.
We caught the perpetrator
and he confessed.
So it will not be necessary
for you to appear in court.
Sincerely yours, Andrew O'Brien.
The diamond's loose.
Thelma came over here yesterday.
She's very angry at you and so am I.
She had lunch with Betty, and Betty
told her that you said she had herpes.
I never said herpes.
Come here, you little mousey-pie.
Yes.
You must've said something to her.
I said she had an infection.
Mommy brought you a lolly.
An orange lollipop.
I'm sorry. Really, I am.
Well, Thelma's furious at you.
Thelma's furious at me?
That's really rich. Listen, you bastard.
You tell Thelma she comes here
one more time,
I'll tell Betty she has the clap!
- Bullshit.
- I'll get it into a gossip column too.
"What hopelessly tall Washington
hostess has a social disease?
"And we don't mean her usual climbing!"
Mrs Forman, Annie's lunch is ready.
- Oh, Juanita.
- I want bottle now.
- Milk bottle now?
- Yeah.
- Wanna play spider?
- Yeah.
The itsy-bitsy spider
Went up the waterspout
Down the rain
And washed the spider out
Up came the sun
- And dried up all the rain
- What's that?
Mommy's glasses.
Thank you, sweet pea.
Let's go eat lunch.
The itsy-bitsy spider
Want some corn?
My corn.
Here you go. Come here.
Let me get you in.
Hot?
No, it's not hot.
Oh, Mrs Forman, I feel so bad for you.
She come here yesterday.
- I know that lady. She's no good.
- I know.
I know. I worked for her ten years ago.
What's wrong with her?
She's very messy.
Juanita, would you please ask Mark
to come down for a second?
- It's important.
- Yes, Mrs Forman.
Love it?
Yes?
- Kitty-cat?
- Yeah.
Kitty-cat.
What the hell is it now?
My water broke.
Dr Appel is waiting for us
on the second floor.
Hold still now.
Can you feel this, Rachel?
No.
I'm cutting now.
Tell me about when Annie was born.
Start when the doctor says,
"There's something wrong."
The doctor took me aside
in the labour room
and said there was something wrong.
They were losing the heartbeat.
Maybe the umbilical cord
was around her neck.
And then we went over to you
and he told you
that the baby was in distress.
And you said,
"Is our baby going to die?"
And he said, "We're gonna do
an emergency Caesarean."
And we took you into the delivery room.
You were very brave.
I was terrified.
Then I went out in the waiting room.
And there was a man sitting
across from me, eating a sausage pizza.
In a few minutes, the doctor came
and took me in the delivery room.
There was Annie.
Making funny noises.
Like a little, tiny dove.
And they put her in my arms.
And you woke up and said,
"Is that our baby?"
That was a great day.
Baby's fine.
Hi.
- Oh, more flowers.
- Yeah.
Wait'll you see the cards.
I made you my rice pudding
with an enormous number of raisins.
- Oh, I love rice pudding.
- I know.
Oh, hello.
Juanita.
Thanks for coming.
I brought some paella.
Look.
- More rice.
- Oh, Mrs Forman.
The baby's so beautiful!
Isn't she? I know. She's...
Did you...? Did you see the baby?
Oh, yes. She's beautiful.
- She looks just like Rachel.
- Do you think so? I don't see it.
What's that?
Rice pudding. She loves rice pudding.
I know.
- So, are you still