too tired?
Hey, Gil, our boys
finally gonna win one game?
Way to be supportive, Lou.
That's right.
That's right, Kevin!
Way to go. Way to go, Tommy!
All right! All right!
All right, Adam.
We got bases loaded.
We're only one run down.
Now, you can do it. Get
up there. Come on, now.
Please, God,
let them win one game.
Got it!
No!
You stink, Buckman!
He had no business
being out there!
What's the matter with you?
No business!
No!
He had no business
being out there! Terrible!
Why'd you make me
play second base?
Someone's climbed to the roof
of the bell tower with a rifle!
It's Kevin Buckman. His
father totally screwed him up.
What's he yelling?
You made me play
second base!
Kevin, I'm sorry.
I did the best I could.
Nice shot, son. It's
important to be supportive.
Come on, let's sing
one of the old tunes.
When you're sliding
into home
And your pants
are full of foam
Diarrhea
Well?
Why are you pouring water
through my diaphragm?
To check.
To see if it's okay.
You didn't know I did that, did you? No.
Obviously not, or you
wouldn't have tried this.
Are you accusing me
of making that hole?
No, a woodpecker came in here,
went into the bathroom,
opened the drawer
with his little wing,
and pecked a couple of holes
in your diaphragm.
I can't believe you would jeopardize
our plans, Susan. Remember what we read?
"A vast majority
of truly exceptional people
"are either only children
or first-born
"with at least a five-year
separation between sibs. "
We agreed to...
No, you agreed.
And they're not sibs. They're
babies. And I wanna have another one.
So, this is how you go about it, by
vandalizing a contraceptive device?
Because you won't
discuss it with me!
I did discuss it with you,
years ago!
Well, I think we were wrong.
Well, I think we were right.
And I'm not
discussing it again.
Tod!
Yeah.
Do you want me
to cook you breakfast?
No, thanks, Helen.
Julie's gonna do it.
Great. I'll get
the fire extinguisher.
All right.
I'll see you guys at dinner.
Sweet Jesus!
What are you doing?
Are you joining the Marines?
I knew you'd make
a thing out of this, Mom.
Just clean up the hair.
Wait.
Do it like that.
Cool! No, I love it.
Thanks so much.
You ready, Garry?
You want anything to eat?
How long are they
gonna be living here?
Not much longer, I think.
Well, I was
just thinking.
It's getting
pretty crowded here.
Oh, it's not so crowded.
There's a lot more room
since they shaved their heads.
Well, I was just thinking
maybe I could stay
with Dad for a while.
What?
Well, I've been here a long time. Maybe
I should live with him for a while.
You wanna live
with your father?
Kind of.
Have you talked
to your father about that?
No, not yet.
I thought I'd call him.
Honey,
you know, you don't know
your father like I do.
I don't know him at all.
What's his number?
Well,
he'd be at work now.
So that's
206-5790.
Yeah, yeah.
Is Dr. Lampkin there?
His son.
No, Dad, it's not Joey.
It's Garry, your other son.
Well, I need
to ask you something.
It'll just take a second.
Well, would it be okay if
I stay with you for a while?
A few months.
Okay.
Oh, Ed. You shit.
He, um...
He didn't think it was
such a good idea.
Oh, sweetie.
I gotta go.
Oh, honey.
Gil? Hey, Gil?
Yes, Miles?
When's Cowboy Dan the gun-fighting
balloon man gonna be here?
Isn't that him?
No, that's the schmuck
who brought the horse.
I don't think
he's coming.
Yes, of course he is.
The man's a professional.
Do you think he wants to put a blot on
the entire balloon-bending profession?
Go on and have fun. And we'll have
some burgers and dogs in a second.
Let's go watch the horse shit! Yeah!
Patty, why don't you
play with Justin?
I don't understand
what he's doing.
Well, he's spinning.
What for?
No reason.
Just for fun.
It doesn't look
like fun.
It isn't.
You tried it?
So does Julie
have a nice place?
Oh, yeah, yeah, she has a