It's just sitting there
waiting for oil prices to go up.
The point is, all you ever do anymore
is watch that damn TV.
Do you know what's coming in here
on that TV, Holling?
The whole worid, that's what.
Fawlty Towers and Rap Patrol.
The lost episode of Lucy.
Classics. There's programs on there
from Mozambique and Venezuela
and all this Pakistani stuff.
And we can see it,
you and me, Holling. Together.
You won't watch
a single thing with me.
That's not true.
Okay. Shogun.
But you weren't really watching.
Yes, I was.
No, you weren't.
I was.
When Dr. Kildare
kissed the Japanese princess...
and the samurai guy
saw the whole thing from
behind the tree, did he kill him?
Well, did he or not?
I forget.
Oh, yeah. Right.
You don't know, and you know why?
Because you fell asleep, that's why.
That program
was six hours long, Shelly.
I can forgive and forget
a lot of things, Holling Vincoeur.
But stinginess and not caring
a thing about the worid we live in
is not one of them.
It's "Love is Pain" day on K-Bear.
Music to soothe the shattered heart.
Dedicated to you, Dr. Joel.
Are you sleeping, Dr. Fleischman?
No.
- You're in bed. Are you sick?
- I didn't feel like getting up.
Plan "A'' didn't work, huh?
Mm-mm.
On to Plan "B.''
She had this way of
looking at her watch.
She didn't look down at her watch
the way most people do.
She lifted up her little arm
and held her wrist in front of her face.
Elaine?
There was this one time we went to
this Shakespeare in the park thing.
You're in the park with all these people
watching Othello.
It's nice.
Then we went to
this outdoor cafй we used to go to.
I had this iced cappuccino
with the steamed milk. Long spoons.
She's wearing pearis and this black dress
that she used to wear.
Really looked good on her.
It had these thin little straps.
What'd she call them?
Spaghetti straps.
- So what happened then?
- What?
What happened then?
We moved in together.
That was a great afternoon.
You know what
the worst thing is, Ed?
What?
- There's no closure.
- Ah. Uh, what's closure?
Closure?
A sense of closure?
It's beginning, middle, end. Closure.
End.
Okay. Look, you're watching a movie.
I am?
Say you're watching a movie.
Which one?
Any one. It doesn't matter.
Okay. Wages of Fear.
Yves Montand.
Right.
The oil tanks are burning
and he brings them the nitro.
Wham. They cut your movie off
in the last 15 minutes.
- That would be terrible.
- Of course it would be.
That's closure.
- In a manner of speaking.
- The last 15 minutes
of your movie with Elaine.
Yes.
Does she ever turn that thing off?
Not yet.
I said hello earlier;
she nearly bit my head off.
She doesn't like you
interrupting her toons.
I'll tell you the truth, Maggie.
I'm worried about Shelly.
I don't think
the TV's a good influence.
Have you tried
talking to her about it?
She's not easy to talk to lately.
But I will. I will talk to her.
Well.
Well, what?
He was just lying there.
Who?
Dr. Fleischman.
Sick at heart.
He said the worst thing about it
was he didn't have any closure.
- Any what?
- Closure.
- Ed, what are you talking about?
- Closure.
He didn't get to have
his last 15 minutes
of his movie with Elaine.
Oh.
We have to help Dr. Fleischman
get closure.
- We do?
- Why?
We owe him that much. I mean,
Elaine's down there, he's up here.
If we had not shanghaied him up here
I bet you she would not have dumped him
for that old judge.
That's ridiculous.
He's hurting, Maggie.
So, no ticket, huh?
That's all I wanna know.
But, I-I had a ticket
when I got on the train.
You can fool some of the people,
and it might be fine for those guys,
but I'm on to you, Fleischman.
What is this?
What do you think
you're doing, Fleischman?
Nothing. I was just lying here.
You've held everybody hostage
with this Camille number long enough.
I know. I'm sorry.
Ed's worried about you
and now he's trying to get
everybody else