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The Madison S01E05 (2026)
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00:21That's an elk jock right there.
00:23Oh.
00:24Oh.
00:25Oh, there's another one.
00:27No, that's a moose.
00:30How can you tell the difference?
00:32If you spend enough time tracking, you just know.
00:36Oh.
00:39So do you have any questions about today?
00:44Like what?
00:45Well, I'm asking you.
00:48Well, you're going to bury them.
00:50We are.
00:51Then what happens?
00:55Then they return to the land.
00:59And their bodies become a part of it.
01:03And their souls, too, I guess.
01:07They don't go to heaven?
01:09I think this is their heaven.
01:14Heaven is...
01:15How do I explain this?
01:17Our teacher says there is no heaven.
01:19You know, I don't know if you've already figured this out, but do not believe everything your teacher says.
01:24Heaven is your perfect place.
01:29For some, it's ice cream oceans and marshmallow mountains.
01:34And others, it's these mountains.
01:40Does that make sense?
01:42And Grandpa's heaven is here?
01:46I think so.
01:48But if you think he's here, why is everyone so sad he's gone?
01:52Well, his heaven isn't mine.
01:56And I can't see him.
01:58And I can't talk to him.
02:00And I can't hug him.
02:02And he can't hug me.
02:03And I miss that.
02:05Yeah.
02:06I miss it, too.
02:08But that's why we have memories.
02:11We can revisit all those times that we did have.
02:15All the talks, all the laughs, all the hugs.
02:19And, you know, it's like a movie.
02:21We can play it over and over as many times as we want in our minds.
02:31You know what I mean?
02:32I do.
02:35Not the same, though, as a real hug.
02:38No, it's not the same.
03:00Right here, huh?
03:03She marked it on a map.
03:04All right.
03:05Well, we ain't getting a backhoe down here.
03:08Might be able to get a tractor up from the river, but not sure what good that'll do us.
03:13No, these holes are getting dug the old Irish way.
03:16Yep.
03:19How the hell are we going to get the caskets here?
03:22Swinstads still feed off a wagon, don't they?
03:23That's a good idea.
03:26You want to call or run for shovels?
03:28No, you call, I'll run.
03:30My gelding's just going to follow you.
03:33Yank off that bridle.
03:35Yeah.
03:36Yeah.
04:01I'm pretty sure the world of girls volleyball will survive the week without her.
04:06Yes, you are correct.
04:07I am not factored in how this affects anyone else, even a little.
04:11Fuck.
04:13Is this going to be okay?
04:16It's going to have to do, honey.
04:17It's all you got.
04:18Hey.
04:22It's just us.
04:24Okay?
04:25There's nobody to be offended.
04:26What did school say?
04:28You're missing a volleyball tournament.
04:30It's okay.
04:32It's okay.
04:34Hey.
04:38It's okay.
04:40It's okay.
04:55Hey.
04:56Hey.
05:03Where'd you find Cream?
05:05Same shopping center where I found the dress.
05:08I gotta say, Boseman impressed me.
05:11I wasn't expecting to find Donna Karan in the mountains.
05:14Found a little something for you, too.
05:16Yeah.
05:16Preston would prefer me in jeans.
05:19I think he would find a certain victory in that.
05:23He deserves a little black dress, and that's exactly what I got you.
05:27Did the boys say when they would be ready?
05:28They said to walk over at noon.
05:30How were they going to get them out there?
05:32I didn't ask, and they didn't say.
05:35They just said it was handled.
05:38About two hours, Preston wrote a chapter on telling time from the son's position
05:46and it's alarmingly accurate.
05:51The girls asked me to arrange a plane.
05:55When?
05:57Tonight.
05:57Oh.
05:59Okay.
06:00They need closure, honey.
06:02They won't get it here.
06:03They have lives, and they need to go live them.
06:06I would very much like to plan a memorial service.
06:10He has a lot of friends that deserve a way to say goodbye.
06:12Does he?
06:13He does.
06:14And you know that.
06:15We could do it at the Explorer's Club.
06:17Okay, just...
06:19How about the apartment?
06:21Have Corbon.
06:23Cater.
06:24They love that place.
06:26I already called.
06:28You're flying back, too.
06:33I have a very worried husband.
06:35He's convinced some distant cousin of the Unabomber's going to abduct me
06:38and hold me in his basement for ransom.
06:41Depending on the cousin, I'm not completely opposed.
06:44Of course, that's my warped romance novel version of abduction.
06:48I doubt that's how it would play out, Lily.
06:50That is how it would play out in my mind after two Percocets.
06:53You think I'm joking, no?
07:00I love you.
07:06There is nowhere I would rather be than with you when you need me.
07:10I know.
07:15I have a little bottle of Kahlua if you'd like some lead in that coffee.
07:18Oh, well, now you're talking.
07:43I'll cry.
07:45It's okay.
07:46It's okay.
07:50It is.
08:29Of course you pack the perfect dress.
08:38Is there some little black dress tree by the river that I am unaware of?
08:45Okay, girls.
08:48And Russell.
08:51I love you.
08:52I love you.
09:04I love you.
09:16I love you.
09:28Where are they?
09:30Uh, come on.
09:34It's alright.
09:37It's alright.
09:38It's alright.
09:39It's alright, Miss.
09:40It's alright.
09:41It's fine.
09:48I'm sorry, Aaron.
09:49You'll never know.
10:29Okay, boy.
10:32Okay, boy.
11:37Mrs. Glauber, I'm very sorry for your loss.
11:42Is a preacher coming?
11:47I forgot, I didn't, I...
11:49Uh, this one will be San's preacher.
11:53What's that mean?
11:54It means we don't have one.
11:57Do you have someone to govern the proceedings?
12:01We, um...
12:03This is my first funeral here, so we're sort of winging it.
12:09Well, this is far from my first rodeo.
12:12Do you mind if I say something first and then give you all a chance to speak?
12:16I don't think my group has many speeches, you know.
12:22Do you mind a prayer?
12:23I do not.
12:35Lord, we stand before you with heavy hearts.
12:38With the glory of love comes the pain of loss, and we look to you for comfort.
12:44Lord, remind us that it is a selfish pain because you have promised a place called heaven where our departed
12:51bask in the glow of your grace.
12:54They are no longer men.
12:56They are angels who guide us through darkness, lift us when we are weak, and nourish our souls and spirits.
13:05Our pain is a selfish pain because we do not know this place, heaven.
13:10We lean on our faith that it exists, and on your mercy that it holds a place for us where
13:19we may sit in your light beside our loved ones and know only joy forever.
13:27Amen.
13:30If anyone would like a word.
13:33Stacy.
13:35It's not the first time you've given that speech.
13:38No, ma'am.
13:40It's a good one.
13:43You care to say something?
13:46I have plenty to say, but I won't be saying it today.
13:58Guess that's it, then.
14:04So, what happens now?
14:07We'll take care of everything.
14:12Wait, that's it?
14:13That's it?
14:14That's it?
14:14He has a new say, then say it, Paige.
14:16I don't know what to say.
14:18What are you supposed to say?
14:20I think that's our point.
14:25Which one's Paul?
14:36God damn you for taking it from us.
14:51I love you.
14:52I love you.
15:07Everyone deals with it different, don't they, boys?
15:10I don't think they're dealing with it at all.
15:13Not yet, anyway.
15:16I don't think they're going to blame them.
15:29I don't know.
15:47I don't know.
15:53I don't know.
16:06I don't know.
16:14Pretty sneaky, trying to have a funeral and not tell anybody.
16:17Oh, I didn't know anyone would care.
16:21We let you have the funeral.
16:23We will not be denied our feast.
16:28When they decided to build these cabins, they wanted to do it all themselves.
16:32Mill the wood, frame it, rough in the electric, the whole deal.
16:36Look at the bottom up there.
16:38They're sitting on railroad ties.
16:40And I could not figure out what in the hell purpose that would serve.
16:43And I told them they're going to be colder than the devil in winter.
16:45And every skunk and raccoon and God knows what else is going to set up shop underneath them.
16:50Well, Preston just looked at me and nodded.
16:52Didn't say a word.
16:54About six months later, tax assessor comes by my place and says, have you seen these cabins they built next
16:59door?
17:00I said, I had.
17:01And he asked me if I'd ever seen them move.
17:03I said, move.
17:04What do you mean move?
17:07Tax assessor says when he tried to put a value on them, your husband said they was mobile homes.
17:13You pick them up with a forklift and move them.
17:15And ask me if I'd ever seen them be mobile.
17:18Well, I told them move.
17:19Yeah, they haul them all over the place.
17:21And if you look at the back of that outhouse, your husband nailed tires from a shopping cart and said
17:27that son of a bitch was mobile too.
17:30He did not want to pay any taxes.
17:33I wondered what those were for.
17:34Preston always had issues with authority.
17:37Wheels on outhouse.
17:38Never seen anything like it.
17:39No.
17:42Indian tacos.
17:44Good stuff.
17:46Want some?
17:47How about some of those cookies?
17:49Oh, good choice.
17:51I was thinking like three.
17:55What's your mom going to say about that?
17:57My mom's not going to say anything because she's not going to see me eat him.
18:00Let's keep this between us.
18:02I think that's a good idea.
18:16Thank you for today.
18:18It means more than you know.
18:20Someone had to do it for me.
18:21I know what it means.
18:24Sorry it had to be done.
18:27We're flying out tonight.
18:28Girls have missed enough school and I have exhausted my word.
18:36I'd like to come back.
18:38Or dare I invite you to New York?
18:42Well, the only way you'd get me to New York is if it seceded from the union that was drafted
18:47into the army to take it back.
18:48Okay.
18:48You got to go a little easier on my city, buddy.
18:51I'm not knocking it.
18:52I'm just not going there.
18:54Fair enough.
18:56Then I'll come visit.
18:58Sure.
19:00I mean it.
19:03Okay.
19:06I'm a sheriff's deputy who makes $52,000 a year.
19:16I have $12,000 in the bank and I'm about to spend six of it on a pretty average rope
19:21horse.
19:21Three nights a week, I'm going to load him in a trailer and drag him all over Montana trying
19:25to win back what I spent on him.
19:26In October, I'm going to take my boys in the mountains for a month and fill our freezer with
19:30elk.
19:30Look, I ain't never land on no beach.
19:32I'm never going to Europe or San Francisco or any city bigger than villains, ever.
19:39What part of that sounds good to you?
19:41None of it.
19:42Now, walk me through your life.
19:44What won't you change?
19:45I don't have those kind of absolutes.
19:46Just walk me through it.
19:51Macy has gymnastics every morning.
19:54From there, I go to Pilates.
19:56From Pilates, I go to my therapist.
19:58From my therapist, I go to coffee with my girlfriends to talk about all the bullshit advice my therapist
20:01gave me.
20:03Then I pick up Macy and I get Bridget and we go to ballet.
20:06We have recitals every Friday night.
20:07Saturday morning, we have competitions.
20:09I take the girls to the same parts for Christmas.
20:11It'll leave for the month of July, which you would love.
20:14I will point out.
20:20Who feeds the horses?
20:22Isn't there a service for that?
20:24You have to do it every day?
20:27Okay.
20:28Okay, there is no future in this, but you are tall and kind and fucking beautiful.
20:34You are tall and kind and beautiful.
20:36Okay, so can we just agree to fuck this up together and have as much sex as possible until
20:42we can?
20:43God, you city girls, you spell it out, don't you?
20:46Yeah, we get to the point.
20:47Yep, we do.
20:48You go from wondering when we're going to see each other to wondering when you're going
20:51to leave.
20:54I think I'd rather just miss you.
20:58I'm not gone yet.
20:59You know what I mean.
21:01So is this goodbye?
21:04I think it's best.
21:05Oh, wow.
21:09Let me just clarify that you are breaking up with me at my father's funeral.
21:15No, we aren't together to break up.
21:16No, no, no, we seemed pretty together yesterday when you were lying on top of me.
21:19Abby, I...
21:19Don't fucking abby me now.
21:21You want to miss me?
21:22Is that what you want?
21:24Here's your fucking chance.
21:28Here's your fucking chance.
21:54It's time to go home, isn't it?
21:57Spend time, honey.
22:32When did your father die, Russell?
22:36Um, it'd be six years in April.
22:39Where is he buried?
22:40My mother had him cremated.
22:42The plan was to spread his ashes at our place in Montauk, but he never did it.
22:49I don't know why.
22:51So he's sitting in a jar on our mantle, which is an odd custom.
22:57Putting ashes in a jar above a fireplace full of ashes.
23:01What do you miss most?
23:04About him.
23:08He used to call me every Monday and tell me a joke.
23:12Really?
23:15You still remember them?
23:16Oh, yeah.
23:17Tell me one.
23:18Oh, no, no, no.
23:19Yeah, they, um...
23:21Yeah, my father had a, uh, other warped sense of humor.
23:24Yeah, well, at this point, I'm pretty hard to offend.
23:30Well...
23:32Okay.
23:35Um...
23:36Okay.
23:37So there were four nuns driving in a van.
23:40And the van goes off a cliff and they all die.
23:42Funny.
23:43No, no, no, no, that's...
23:44I'm getting...
23:45Sorry, this is all just the setup.
23:47Yeah, I got it.
23:47Yeah.
23:48Okay.
23:48So they're standing at the pearly gates and St. Peter looks them over and he says to
23:52the first nun, this is your last chance to confess before you enter the gates of heaven.
23:57And your conscience must be cleansed before you enter.
24:00So the first nun thinks about it and she says, well, I used to sneak peeks at Father Riley
24:06in the shower.
24:08St. Peter says, well, you're a naughty one's sister.
24:10Wash your eyes in this bowl of holy water and say five Hail Marys.
24:13She does, sends her off to heaven.
24:16He looks at the second nun, asks her the same thing.
24:18She says, well, on occasion I would stroke Father Riley's member with my hand.
24:24St. Peter just shakes his head, tells her to wash her hand in the bowl of holy water,
24:29say ten Hail Marys.
24:30She does, lets her into heaven.
24:33Now the third nun steps up and the fourth nun grabs her, throws her to the ground and
24:37steps up to the bowl of holy water.
24:39St. Peter says, what on earth are you doing, sister?
24:41And the nun says, I'm going to wash my mouth out in this bowl before that bitch puts her
24:45ass in it.
24:50I stand corrected, Russell.
24:52I can still be offended.
24:54I was very poorly chosen.
24:56I'm sorry.
24:56It was the first one that came to my mind.
24:58I am so sorry.
24:59I, it's terrible.
25:01Common denominator for their problem seems to be Father Riley.
25:05Yeah, he did get around.
25:07Ah, what's in it?
25:09Bracus soda.
25:10Easy on the soda.
25:12God bless you.
25:14The meeting's stuffing at the gym at nine, if you're up for it.
25:17Oh yeah.
25:18Exercise, it's exactly what I need.
25:24I see things didn't end well with a cowboy.
25:28How's that look about it?
25:32Paige has been quiet.
25:33I think this is going to be hardest on her, I'm afraid.
25:39How so?
25:40When you've dedicated your entire life to gaining the attention of one person.
25:46What is your purpose when that person is gone?
25:49The girls are handling it well, at least.
25:51Yeah, well, they're too young to know the difference.
25:54Just one less present at Christmas.
26:00I know an excellent therapist, Stacy.
26:03You are my therapist.
26:06You're my best friend.
26:08I'm incapable of being impartial.
26:10Speaking to someone who can look at the situation with clarity and with zero opinion.
26:15What I need is opinion.
26:18If I want to know what the book on death says, I'll buy the fucking book.
27:12I'll buy the fucking book on death says, I'll buy the fucking book.
27:19My doctor.
27:20I have a lot of people.
27:25I don't know.
27:26I believe that the tension is exactly where we are now.
27:29Is this just a pause or something more?
27:35Hold on.
27:35Well, I don't know if I can get this out.
27:37I don't know if I'm going to say, I don't know if I don't know.
27:44It's just a pause or is there going to be a pause?
27:45I don't know.
28:12And we're doing a charcuterie board from Edelie.
28:15And the pizzas from Joe's?
28:17One of us is thinking about your cholesterol.
28:19Pizzas are for Paul. It's the one thing he misses about this city.
28:26Look at you.
28:27Look at me what?
28:29Men are such children.
28:30Well, this should be interesting.
28:32You are. You have the same look on your face, pulling out those nasty boots as an 11-year-old
28:37pulling out his baseball cleats.
28:38It's the same look you get when Gucci has a sale.
28:41That's different. That's me saving you money.
28:43You know, this is proof of the genetic distinction between men and women.
28:48Tell me, oh love of my life, all the ways how when you buy something on sale, it saves me
28:55money.
28:55I'm gonna buy the damn thing no matter what.
28:57Waiting for the sale is how much I love you.
29:01That almost makes sense.
29:03It makes perfect sense once you accept the inevitability of the purchase.
29:11Why do you do that?
29:13What?
29:14Is your little mountain mistress the jealous type?
29:20You wanna know?
29:21I do wanna know.
29:22I really wanna know.
29:24Because I lost it once.
29:26Fell off in the river.
29:28I spent two days looking for it.
29:29I'm not going through that shit again.
29:30So if I put it right there, I can't lose it.
29:35Panicked, were you?
29:37Terrified.
29:39It's nice to see I still have that effect.
29:41Oh boy.
29:42Do you ever, baby.
30:34Madison Avenue.
30:36How did they get the name, do you think?
30:37How did they get the name, do you think?
30:40i always assumed james madison oh the president yeah of course that would make sense
30:48i suppose they named the madison river after him as well where's the madison river montana
30:57where your husband spent time
31:03is that where he died no he died on another river actually no he died on a mountain
31:12no no river involved at all
31:20how do you feel when you tell me that how do you think i feel i don't presume to know
31:26that's why i asked isn't that your job
31:30then tell me how i feel
31:33my job is to help you understand how you feel
31:37more so my job is to help you understand the behaviors that those feelings elicit
31:48and how would you describe my present behavior
31:54hostile
31:56hostile
31:57mistrusting
32:00which i understand
32:02you don't know me
32:05and yet here you are
32:07in theory
32:08willing to expose
32:10your most personal thoughts
32:12and intimate feelings
32:14trust me
32:16in my interpretation
32:18of those feelings and behaviors
32:22to guide your decision making in the future
32:25my decision making what
32:26what decisions are we questioning
32:28i'm not questioning anything
32:29no you are the one who said it
32:31my husband died
32:33the love of my life
32:34the father of my children
32:37my center
32:38my soul
32:39is gone
32:41if you by chance
32:43have
32:43happened upon
32:44any information
32:46that might assist me
32:48in mitigating the desire to claw my eyes out with a fucking spoon
32:52to get rid of the pain
32:53i
32:54i
32:54sure would appreciate that
32:57but i do not need you staring at me like i'm some bored housewife trying to justify her affair with
33:03her fucking tennis coach
33:05i know those women
33:07plenty of them
33:08i
33:08i
33:08am
33:08not
33:08one of them
33:10i
33:12am
33:13hurting
33:14and i
33:15would like
33:16some help
33:17with that
33:18if you can
33:20if you can't
33:23then i'll leave early
33:26and you can keep the fucking change
33:35you care for a drink
33:39i would love one
33:40i would love one
33:47don't normally do this
33:49spend most of my time convincing my clients not to self-medicate
33:56don't mind whiskey
33:56i don't give a shit what it is
34:18what you need is this
34:20a lot of this
34:23not this
34:25a lot of talking
34:27and yelling and crying
34:28a lot of it
34:29and often
34:32and in time
34:35those memories will become fond again
34:38they won't hurt to recall them
34:41and you'll
34:44laugh
34:47will you love again
34:49maybe
34:51i don't have any idea if that's something you want
34:56will you ever be whole again
34:57will you feel
34:58like you did before you died
35:04no
35:06but you know that
35:08but you will heal
35:10if you let yourself
35:11you will have as much life
35:13to live
35:15as you allow yourself
35:20or you'll have none
35:21or you'll have none
35:25you'll have no life
35:30does that make sense
35:34yeah
35:36okay
35:42why
35:42why don't you finish your drink
35:43and let me have it
35:45seriously
35:46come on
35:46give it your best shot
35:53you're a terrible therapist
35:54you know that
35:56with that
35:57smug fucking sweater
36:00you really like saying fuck don't you
36:02i know
36:04i find it quite
36:08liberating at the moment
36:10good
36:11say it again
36:13fuck you
36:14we gonna do trust falls next
36:15you fucking quack
36:19it's a really good place to start
36:20come on keep it coming
36:22let's go
36:23i'm serious
36:28i'm
36:29thinking about it
36:30i'm considering it
36:33i know i know i know
36:34i'm running away
36:36running away from my problems
36:37this problem goes with me
36:39so i'm not
36:40running from anything
36:43but i miss my daughters
36:46honestly i don't
36:48i don't know
36:49and part of me thinks it would be better
36:51for them
36:52live their own lives
36:54maybe they could move with you
36:56it doesn't sound like either of them are bound to the city
36:59that's what i said
37:00my oldest daughter needs it
37:02i
37:04actually threatened to cut her off
37:06if she didn't
37:07that's not very nice
37:09oh what do they teach
37:12sarcasm in therapy school these days
37:15well if by therapy school you mean Dartmouth then yeah
37:18they kind of invented it there
37:24you think i should
37:28not my place to say
37:30but
37:32i think you should consider it
37:35and i'll tell you why
37:37because you are actively weighing your future
37:39and the consequences of your choices in that future and that's healthy that's good for your soul
37:43so whether you actually do it is irrelevant
37:46but you should seriously consider it
37:48you should consider
37:51moving to europe
37:52spend a year traveling
37:54you got the financial means
37:55no responsibilities here preventing it
37:58you should consider
38:00everything
38:03wish i could have met him
38:04must have been a hell of a man
38:06because you are a hell of a woman
38:08you know who you are and you're not ashamed of it
38:10and this
38:11yelling and crying and pondering
38:14this is what you're supposed to be doing
38:16this is grieving
38:18this is accepting an immeasurable loss in your life
38:21and racking your brain to try to find a way to survive it
38:25and you will
38:30thank you phil
38:33wow this has been
38:37pleasantly cathartic
38:38i took one look at that sweater and i had very little faith in you
38:41but you
38:42you overcame it
38:44turns out you don't suck at your job
38:47well that
38:49is wildly offensive
38:51thank you
38:53same time tomorrow
38:54i think in the afternoon
38:56i still got five clients and i'm pretty drunk
38:59i think you are a client to end the day with not begin one
39:01fine
39:02see you at happy hour
39:12Here we go.
39:26Here we go.
39:45So, um, Paige is in bed, and she won't talk, and she can't stop crying, and she's...
39:52Well, she's hyperventilating, and I feel like I should call an ambulance, but I don't...
39:55Like, I feel like that might make her worse.
39:57You're right.
39:58You're right.
39:58It would.
39:59I'll be there in 15 minutes.
40:00Call Abby.
40:00Okay, okay.
40:01Calling her now.
40:02Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:28Is she in the bedroom?
40:29Yeah.
40:34Uh, do you have any sweets?
40:37Sweets?
40:38Okay, get some ice cream, Rocky Road, and buy some chocolate chips.
40:42Put three scoops in a glass of milk, put the chocolate chips on top, and then just bring
40:47it to me with a spoon.
40:48That sounds, uh, disgusting to start.
40:50I wasn't asking your opinion of it, Russell.
40:57I got Rocky Road.
40:59Desperate times call for desperate measures.
41:01Grab chocolate chips.
41:02The shitty ones, like she likes.
41:03Well, looks like all we need from you is a cup, Russell.
41:07Give it to her.
41:07She knows how to make it.
41:08Got it.
41:12Hey, hey, hey, hey.
41:13Hey, it's okay.
41:14It's okay.
41:15It's okay.
41:16It's okay.
41:16You know what this is?
41:19This is how much you love them.
41:20And your body just doesn't know where to put it.
41:22All that love now.
41:23Okay, but you don't have to put it anywhere.
41:25And you don't have to stop loving someone when they're gone.
41:28In fact, one could argue that you should love them more.
41:32And here's the sad fact of life.
41:37You will feel this way again.
41:39Yeah, when I die, when your husband dies, and your friends, and someday your children will
41:46feel this way about you.
41:48Thanks, Mom.
41:49I feel so much better.
41:51I come bearing gifts.
41:53I'm not hungry.
41:54It's not food.
41:56It is a drug.
41:57It is sugar and chocolate in a mixture that only your metabolism process in a way that
42:01doesn't end up on your hips.
42:03And I hate you for it.
42:07I used to eat this when I was, like, five.
42:09No, I used to lack five, so.
42:15Fuck you and your bad roots.
42:16No, she's back.
42:18I don't understand it.
42:20It's the crunch with the cold.
42:23And the mushy of the ice cream.
42:25Wait.
42:26The explanation doesn't sell it, Paige.
42:29Well, you got her.
42:32I got her, but I cannot stay the night.
42:34I can stay the night.
42:45It was my favorite thing ever.
42:46I know.
42:59Is she okay?
43:01She okay?
43:02She will be.
43:05Is there a decent bar near here?
43:08Um, there's a, there's a dive bar around the corner.
43:13Well, Soho's version of a dive bar.
43:18Hmm.
43:31What's this place called?
43:33Um, I don't know.
43:35I'm not sure it has a name.
43:49What's the name of this place?
43:51Name?
43:52Uh, people just call it the bar.
43:54Or the bar down the street.
43:56Something like that.
43:56No name.
43:57Not that I'm aware of, no.
43:59What does your paycheck say?
44:00Uh, XT Enterprises LLC or some shit.
44:07Okay.
44:07So.
44:08It's gorgeous.
44:10Doesn't have a name.
44:11No name.
44:12What can I get you?
44:12Oh, God.
44:13I'm, uh, I am not in the mood to make any decisions.
44:17Mm-hmm.
44:18Martini?
44:19Um, that is a cocktail, and this is the furthest place from a cocktail bar, so.
44:23True that.
44:23Um, how about an Irish car bomb?
44:25I have no idea what that is.
44:28Trust me.
44:29Okay.
44:29What about you?
44:30What kind of amber ales do you-
44:32That'll be two Irish car bombs.
44:33I like your style.
44:34Two Irish car bombs.
44:35I have to work in the morning.
44:37It's one drink, Russell.
44:44Ooh, I didn't see that coming.
44:46Oh, gosh.
44:47Apologies, Russell.
44:50This is gonna hurt.
44:53I-
44:55Great.
44:57You gotta-
44:58Mm-hmm.
44:59Yeah.
44:59Yeah.
45:07It was on the wrong pipe.
45:11I have a bad gag reflex.
45:13No, no.
45:14I'm not-
45:14I'm not laughing at that.
45:16What then?
45:19Oh, life.
45:21Not a choices people make.
45:23Don't get me wrong.
45:25She made a good one with you.
45:29What are your dreams?
45:33Dreams?
45:34For, you know, aspirations, might be a better word, for your life.
45:40For my daughter.
45:42I mean, what, you know, we just got the townhouse, so-
45:45No, that's a purchase, not a dream.
45:49Have you two talked about starting a family?
45:54No, Paige.
45:56She just got down to a size zero, and she worked really hard for it.
45:58Russell, Russell.
45:59Independent thoughts.
46:00Do you have any?
46:04Yeah, I mean, I guess I want to have kids.
46:06Mm-hmm.
46:07Okay.
46:07I don't want to raise them, and I want to-
46:10I want to move out of town, you know, where they can have a normal, you know, trick-or-treat,
46:16and play baseball, and run out on the street, you know?
46:19No, I don't know.
46:20No, I don't know.
46:21I raised mine here.
46:23All right.
46:24Well, that would be my dream.
46:26What about when they're grown?
46:29What's the dream then?
46:31I don't know.
46:32I don't know.
46:33I haven't gotten that far.
46:34Well, then you need a new dream.
46:38Honestly, I always thought of you and Creston as a dream.
46:45So did I, Russell.
46:50But that dream is over.
46:54Well, I guess we both need a new one.
46:59Yeah.
47:00Yeah.
47:22Well, I guess we both need a new one.
47:22Well, I guess we both need a new one.
47:22Well, I guess we both need a new one.
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