-huh.
It actually dates from the 12th century,
when, uh, naches...
were the spice cakes
they gave travelers-
All right, all right!
I mean, you're not really Gilmore.
Look, I know how much you like it here
and how great everyone thinks you are,
but, uh,
there's been a change of plans.
A change?
Yeah, yeah.
I don't know how to spring this on you,
but we've run into
a little scheduling problem.
Scheduling?
So it's been a pleasure
to meet you, Dave.
Wait!
I'm only sorry
you couldn't stay longer, but-
Look, I'm sure there's a doctor
in Yellowknife or somethin'
who'll need a substitute.
Okay?
Well, take care.
If you find yourself in Cicely,
don't be a stranger.
Joel, I don't understand. I-
Bye, Dave.
Joel?
Joel!
Did you knock?
Uh, I was getting around to it.
How long have you been standing out there?
Not long.
Five, 10 minutes.
You wanna come in?
So- Huh.
"Huh'' what?
Well, I've never just,
you know,
visited you before, you know?
I mean, socially.
Oh.
Look, uh, I don't wanna get
too personal or anything,
but is there like some reason
you were so concerned with my safety?
I mean,
it's not like you and I are-
No.
- We've never-
- God, no.
So why are you having
these dreams about me?
I don't know.
Can I suggest an explanation?
No.
Come on, O'Connell.
just admit that once,
in your heart ofhearts,
you have had feelings for me.
Well, I-
Not feelings, Fleischman.
I wouldn't qualify them as feelings.
They're more like occasional... thoughts.
Thoughts?
Yeah, you know, thoughts.
Yeah, okay.
You've had thoughts about me.
Or maybe more like impulses.
Impulses?
No, thoughts.
What do you mean,
thought-type thoughts
or fantasy-type thoughts?
Can we change the subject?
Yeah, sure.
No problem.
Well, what was I wearing?
All right.
Come on, O'Connell.
just admit
you don't want me to go.
I never said that.
You want me to take that plane?
Why are you doing this, Fleischman?
Tell me to take that doomed flight,
and I will.
Well?
Oh, what the hell.
Don't think I'm doing this
because I'm superstitious.
I'm not.
It's just I don't feel right
about leaving my patients
with that quack Ginsberg.
Good night.
# You do #
# Something to me #
#Something that simply mystifies me#
# Tell me#
# Why should it be#
# You have the power#
# To hypnotize me##Ow! Why did I listen to you?
Why did I let you drag us out here?
It's beautiful.
It's a jungle.
There are tarantulas here.
Tropical diseases. Did you ever
hear of elephantitis?
Your leg swells up like
a- a telephone pole.
We didn't get shots.
We don't need shots, Fleischman.
It's paradise.
Better cover your head. I'll bet you
these banana trees are full of primates.
Fleischman, would you relax?
Oh!
Yeah, a-ha!
A- ha what?
Well, a snake, O'Connell.
It's a snake there.
Isn't it a cutie?
You don't touch it.
It could be poisonous.
Look! Apples!
Mm! Pippin.
No, it's a McIntosh.
Pippins are green.
You want a bite?
Not bad. Interesting.
A red pippin.
I've never actually-
What?
You're naked.
You're right.
What?
Ohh!
You know,
usually I, uh- I don't
like being naked in public.
I- I get self-critical. Embarrassed.
But I don't feel that way now.
Do you?
No.
Actually, I feel very...
very- Mm.
?If we go?
? Go insane?
? We can all?
? Go together?
?In this wild?
? Wanton worid?
? We can all break down?
?Forever?
That's a song we can all
relate to this time of year.
Spring's about to spring.
Persephone's comin'back!
And here in Cicely,
the ice is groaning.
About to break with that
exquisite and deafening roar.
It's a time for madness.
A time for our fangs to come down,
and our eyes to glaze over,
so that the beast in us
can sing with unmitigated joy:
"Oh, yes, ecstasy, I welcome thee!''
Hey, Ruth-Anne.
Good morning, Joel.
How are you?
just terrific.
Any mail for me?
Well, let me see,
Doctor Fleischman.
Yeah. Bills.
That's it? Th-That's all?
I was expecting