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00:00:28Satsang with Mooji
00:00:30Nice and easy.
00:00:36Good, good.
00:00:37Get the ass.
00:00:39Get the ball around.
00:00:41Get the ball around.
00:00:42Get your eye on the ball.
00:00:43That's OK.
00:00:44It just started.
00:00:45That's it.
00:00:46All right, get back, get back, get back, get back, get back.
00:00:47Get back, get back.
00:00:49Come on.
00:00:50Johnny.
00:00:51OK, Johnny, OK, Johnny.
00:00:52Yeah.
00:00:53Take it.
00:00:55Look for the open man.
00:00:56Get in there, get down.
00:00:57Let him get inside.
00:00:58That's it.
00:00:58Come on.
00:00:59Come on, heads up!
00:01:00Come on, try again.
00:01:02Go!
00:01:05All right.
00:01:07Mom, get your phone.
00:01:10Our strawberry can't send these!
00:01:12All right, all right.
00:01:14Hey, Will.
00:01:15Yes!
00:01:17I want work?
00:01:19Are you serious?
00:01:21No, I don't believe it.
00:01:22They never give it to anybody in retail.
00:01:25The keynote, too?
00:01:28Cool.
00:01:29Johnny, this is great for us.
00:01:31Johnny's got the ball. I gotta go.
00:01:32I'll see you in the morning. Bye!
00:01:33Yes!
00:01:35Yes!
00:01:40Yes!
00:01:45I'm riding with Mom.
00:01:47I'm riding with Mom. You were over there last time.
00:01:49You can both ride with Mom.
00:01:51Dad doesn't mind, okay?
00:01:53You got anything to eat at home? Chili. Yes!
00:01:56All right. Well, I'll see you there.
00:01:58All right, go in the car.
00:01:59Hey, wait a minute. I have something I want to tell you.
00:02:02Um, Brody called while the game was on.
00:02:04Hey, I noticed that.
00:02:05Can't you keep that thing off for a half hour?
00:02:07Oh, sorry. I thought I did.
00:02:09But, uh, the Better Business Bureau named me Woman of the Year.
00:02:13Really?
00:02:14Yeah.
00:02:15Well, that's good.
00:02:16That's great.
00:02:17You deserve that. You worked really hard.
00:02:22Thanks.
00:02:26You gave away your lunch again today?
00:02:28What'd I do wrong?
00:02:29Yum!
00:02:29It's too much mayo. The bread's soggy. Yuck.
00:02:33I traded for Adam's cold pizza.
00:02:35Yuck!
00:02:37Oh, really, the both of you.
00:02:39Cold pizza's the best.
00:02:40Stop it.
00:02:41It is.
00:02:42Warm pizza's way better, Johnny.
00:02:44No, cold pizza's better.
00:02:46Are we having company tonight?
00:02:48Yeah.
00:02:50There they are.
00:02:52Howdy, neighbors!
00:02:54Hey, Adam, what's up?
00:02:56Hey, Alice!
00:02:58Oh, don't ask.
00:03:01Hey, Steve, how are you?
00:03:02How you doing, Danny?
00:03:02Good to see you.
00:03:03How you doing?
00:03:04How you doing?
00:03:07So, is your mother getting any better?
00:03:09Well, Rona says she's holding her own.
00:03:12If we were closer, I'd be able to read her better.
00:03:14But, you know, my sister, Rona.
00:03:18Mother and Martyr of the Year.
00:03:21Well, it doesn't matter, because I get to go to Seattle tomorrow to open up the new store,
00:03:25so I'll get to see her for myself.
00:03:27Well, that's good.
00:03:30Cancer's hell.
00:03:31What we went through with my mother.
00:03:33Listen, if you ever need anyone to talk to...
00:03:39Thanks, Alice.
00:03:40You're the best.
00:03:41Oh.
00:03:41Let's go, guys.
00:03:42Hey, Adam.
00:03:43Bye, Claire.
00:03:45Thanks.
00:03:46You call me.
00:03:46Okay.
00:03:46Bye, Dennis.
00:03:47Bye.
00:03:49You gotta love Alice.
00:03:51She really speaks her mind.
00:03:54What's wrong?
00:03:57I thought we said we weren't gonna have people over on school nights anymore.
00:04:01Well, they're redoing their kitchen.
00:04:03Bye.
00:04:03They didn't have a place to eat.
00:04:05All the restaurants are closed.
00:04:09You know, we make these agreements, and then you just do whatever you want.
00:04:19Bye.
00:04:27Good night.
00:04:28Good night.
00:04:28Good night, stars.
00:04:30Good night, lightning bugs and jars.
00:04:33I'm sorry I have to go back to Seattle tomorrow.
00:04:36I'll be back on Thursday.
00:04:38And maybe we could go to the circus on Saturday.
00:04:41Yay!
00:04:42The circus!
00:04:44I'll ask Dad to try to get tickets.
00:04:45Can I go with you to Seattle?
00:04:47I haven't seen Nana for almost a whole year.
00:04:50I know, honey, but I don't think so.
00:04:52I mean, you have school and practice and...
00:04:54Forget it.
00:04:55Kids never get what they want.
00:04:57Excuse me?
00:04:59You get everything that you want.
00:05:02I didn't get the red bike I really wanted for Christmas.
00:05:04I got the blue one.
00:05:05Oh, write a letter to Santa.
00:05:11It's 9.30.
00:05:12Young man, you're going to bed.
00:05:16Good night.
00:05:17Come on.
00:05:18Good night, Mom.
00:05:19Talk down.
00:05:19Good night.
00:05:20Love you.
00:05:21Thank you, Dad.
00:05:22Good night, sweetie.
00:05:25Okay.
00:05:26Good night, baby.
00:05:27That was a good game today, buddy.
00:05:29It was.
00:05:30Thanks, Dad.
00:05:31It really was.
00:05:35We need to talk.
00:05:36Okay.
00:05:37I just have to call Brody and ask him what time he's going to come pick me up tomorrow morning.
00:05:48Hey, Brody.
00:05:49Okay, I want to know everything that he said.
00:05:51Good night, Johnny.
00:05:52Good night, Dad.
00:05:53No.
00:05:53He said that?
00:05:56You've got to be kidding me.
00:05:58Really?
00:05:58How did he know he did that kind of business last year?
00:06:02Wow.
00:06:04Oh, my goodness.
00:06:06Yeah.
00:06:07What else?
00:06:09No.
00:06:11Really?
00:06:12Oh, cool.
00:06:14And tomorrow?
00:06:14Is everything okay?
00:06:15Are you sure I can't change your mind?
00:06:18Oh, I'm really flattered.
00:06:21Oh, come on now.
00:06:22You've got to eat, right?
00:06:29Well, what about the next night?
00:06:32Sorry.
00:06:32Another early morning pick-up.
00:06:39All right.
00:06:40Well, look.
00:06:40How about I call you and we'll-
00:06:50Claire.
00:06:54I'm not doing very well with all this.
00:07:00Look, I know you're upset that I'm leaving again.
00:07:03So am I.
00:07:04I don't want to go.
00:07:07But I've got obligations and it's a chance for me to see my mom.
00:07:15Come on, we've been through this in therapy.
00:07:18I take a business trip, you get upset, we fight.
00:07:21It's a pattern.
00:07:22We're supposed to be working on breaking that pattern.
00:07:24How can we work on it when you keep missing the sessions?
00:07:28And I've told you how sorry I am.
00:07:32Yeah, that's true.
00:07:33You have.
00:07:38Look, we're not going to be able to solve anything tonight.
00:07:42And it's late.
00:07:45And I really need to get some sleep, so...
00:07:48Can we talk about it when I get back?
00:07:53Sure, fine.
00:08:02Good night.
00:08:04Hey, Rudy.
00:08:08Dennis Raphael on Willow.
00:08:12Got another leak under the sink.
00:08:14Hey, big sis, our plane arrives at 1215,
00:08:16so Brody and I will just meet you at the store, okay?
00:08:19Bye.
00:08:19I love you.
00:08:20Kiss, Mom.
00:08:21I don't know.
00:08:21It could be either the water purifier, the disposal, or the sink.
00:08:24You take your pick.
00:08:26Apple, orange, banana?
00:08:27Apple.
00:08:28No brown spots.
00:08:29Shh.
00:08:29I want an orange, Mommy.
00:08:30Cut up, please.
00:08:31Peel it yourself.
00:08:32No, three o'clock's no good.
00:08:33I've got to pick up my kids at school.
00:08:34I can wait till tomorrow if you want.
00:08:36That's great.
00:08:37I'll see you then.
00:08:37Bye.
00:08:38Okay, so you have your lunch?
00:08:40I got it.
00:08:40You have your homework?
00:08:41Yeah.
00:08:42Kiki, don't forget these cupcakes, okay?
00:08:44We made them for the bake sale.
00:08:46Oh, my God, I gotta go.
00:08:47Brody will be here.
00:08:49Griddle's too hot.
00:08:52No, it's not.
00:08:53Morning.
00:08:54Hi, Brody.
00:08:55Hey.
00:08:56Kiki, Kiki.
00:08:57You get bigger and bigger.
00:08:58What do you know?
00:08:58You're like 27 years, 50.
00:09:00What is that?
00:09:00No, silly.
00:09:01I'm still nine.
00:09:02Nine years old?
00:09:02Can you come to one of my games, Brody?
00:09:04Sure.
00:09:04Can you just let me know?
00:09:05And I will be there.
00:09:07Hi, Dennis.
00:09:07Yo.
00:09:08You see the celts last night?
00:09:10Yeah.
00:09:10Finally in the zone for a change.
00:09:12Your griddle's too hot.
00:09:14My griddle is not too hot.
00:09:17Here.
00:09:18Make yourself useful.
00:09:20Here you go, kids.
00:09:21Here.
00:09:21Our pancakes are going like hotcakes.
00:09:23Who wants them?
00:09:24Here.
00:09:24Good morning.
00:09:25Oh, if it isn't the woman of the year.
00:09:27Oh, let me get your bags, ma'am.
00:09:32Here.
00:09:32Hey, kids.
00:09:33I love you.
00:09:34Mwah.
00:09:35I love you.
00:09:35I'll call you tonight, okay?
00:09:37Okay.
00:09:38Can Brody go with us to the circus?
00:09:40Uh, sure.
00:09:41If you want to.
00:09:42Brody wants to.
00:09:42Maybe I'll bring Stephanie.
00:09:43If the lovely ex-Mrs. Brody will let me have her on an off weekend.
00:09:46Yeah, that'd be great.
00:09:46What's this about a circus?
00:09:49I promised the kids that when I got back, we'd go.
00:09:53Can we?
00:09:53I meant to ask you about getting tickets last night, but we got way off track.
00:09:59So, could you?
00:10:00We gotta go.
00:10:01Come on.
00:10:02Bye, honey.
00:10:05Say hi to your mom for me.
00:10:07I will.
00:10:08Love you.
00:10:08Love you.
00:10:09Bye, honey.
00:10:10Love you.
00:10:11Bye, guys.
00:10:12Bye-bye.
00:10:13I love the location.
00:10:19I really think it's great.
00:10:24Tom, I don't know, but do you think we should lose this plant stand?
00:10:27No.
00:10:28It's good.
00:10:29I love those flowers.
00:10:31Great lighting, Bella.
00:10:33You remembered.
00:10:34You guys did such an amazing job.
00:10:37I love it.
00:10:38Claire, do you remember me?
00:10:39Bernice Matheson.
00:10:41I was your mother's bridge partner, of course.
00:10:44Well, you know my sister, Rona.
00:10:45Yes, of course.
00:10:46Hello, dear.
00:10:47Hello, Mrs.
00:10:47Peltz.
00:10:48It's so nice for your mother that one of you stayed home with her.
00:10:52Good to see you.
00:10:57What, did she come here just to make me feel bad?
00:11:01This is not...
00:11:02I mean, she could have at least mentioned the store.
00:11:05Careers don't impress women of that generation.
00:11:08Well...
00:11:09Loyalty does.
00:11:11What's that supposed to mean, Rona?
00:11:13Well, you know.
00:11:14Mothers stayed home to take care of their children,
00:11:16and grown children stayed home to take care of their mothers.
00:11:21Hello, hello, everyone.
00:11:23Folks, I'd like to introduce you now to the president, the founder,
00:11:27and the creative head of Claire Raphael Designs.
00:11:30She's my partner.
00:11:31She's my friend.
00:11:31She also signs the checks.
00:11:33Claire Raphael.
00:11:35Where are you, Claire?
00:11:38Come on, come on.
00:11:42I'm very happy to be here.
00:11:44I must admit, a little nervous.
00:11:47Openings are like that.
00:11:48But it does give me great pleasure to welcome you to our new store,
00:11:52which just happens to be here in Seattle.
00:11:55My mom and sister Rona's adopted hometown.
00:12:01And also to introduce to you
00:12:03what we feel is a line of innovative furniture
00:12:06that will add grace, comfort, and style to your home
00:12:10for years to come.
00:12:14I don't know how you do it.
00:12:16I look like I'm 150 years old.
00:12:18No, you don't.
00:12:19You look great.
00:12:20You're just tired from taking care of a husband,
00:12:23and three kids and mom all by yourself.
00:12:26I wish I was here to help you more.
00:12:30I wanted to talk to you about that, actually.
00:12:32Barney and I have volunteered to shop around the kids' church camping trip,
00:12:36and I need your help.
00:12:38What do you need?
00:12:39I need you to stay with mom for two weeks.
00:12:41End of next month.
00:12:42Two weeks?
00:12:43Brody could take care of the business.
00:12:45Dennis could take care of the kids.
00:12:47I can't be away from my family for two more weeks, Rona.
00:12:51I, um, I could hire mom a private duty nurse,
00:12:55and it'll give you some time off.
00:12:58She doesn't want a nurse.
00:13:00She wants us.
00:13:01No, I know.
00:13:04Geez.
00:13:05Clara.
00:13:06I'm sorry.
00:13:07I've never asked anything of you before.
00:13:09It's not that I don't want to, Ro.
00:13:11I do.
00:13:12I just can't be away for two more weeks.
00:13:15Dennis is all over me as it is.
00:13:17The timing is impossible.
00:13:19Look, I'll, um, I'll stay with her all day tomorrow.
00:13:22I'll even sleep over if she wants to.
00:13:26I just really hoped you could help me on this one.
00:13:32Mom, you're still so beautiful.
00:13:34Oh, thank you, sweetheart.
00:13:38My friend Elaine says that your new store is the best thing in Seattle.
00:13:44I can't wait for you to see it.
00:13:46See what your encouragement and your loan help build.
00:13:49Oh, I'm gonna leave you two alone.
00:13:52God knows mom sees enough of me.
00:13:54Bye, dear.
00:13:55Bye.
00:13:56All right.
00:13:57I'll take a cab back to the hotel.
00:13:59I'll call you tonight.
00:14:00Okay.
00:14:00Bye.
00:14:04So good to see you, honey.
00:14:06How you doing, Mom?
00:14:09It's hard.
00:14:11I'm not able to do much but lie here and think.
00:14:16Like you.
00:14:18I was always so busy.
00:14:21It's frustrating.
00:14:23All the things I wanted to do in life didn't.
00:14:28You did tons.
00:14:29Starting way back when Daddy died.
00:14:32You were the one who kept us afloat.
00:14:35I chased my tail is what I did.
00:14:40Never could seem to get ahead.
00:14:44Oh, but you.
00:14:47Tell me everything.
00:14:49And Kiki is just amazing.
00:14:52She got a full scholarship into an art camp.
00:14:54Hmm.
00:14:58Sunshine.
00:15:00So Dennis hasn't been very happy lately.
00:15:04I just feel that he hasn't really tried hard to get a new job.
00:15:08I was always so fond of Dennis.
00:15:12You're lucky you're such a good father.
00:15:16You seem sad, dear.
00:15:19No.
00:15:20I'm not sad at all.
00:15:22I love my work and the kids are just terrific.
00:15:26And it's a godsend that Dennis could, you know, be able to stay home all the time.
00:15:32It's just that I...
00:15:35Well, I just wish we could have supported the family together.
00:15:39In my day, if a man didn't support his family, he felt a complete failure.
00:15:46Ignore her.
00:15:48Ah, there you are.
00:15:51Time for your radiation.
00:15:52Oh, Claire, you run on, dear.
00:15:54I know you're tired after your trip.
00:15:56I usually just go to sleep after supper.
00:15:59You sure, Mom?
00:15:59Mm.
00:16:01Mm.
00:16:02I'll call you in the morning.
00:16:04Fly safe, sweetheart.
00:16:06Okay.
00:16:13Earth to Claire.
00:16:15Where'd you go?
00:16:17You remember when you and Dennis started at Payneweber?
00:16:20And I was pregnant with Johnny?
00:16:22Oh, yeah.
00:16:23I was still married to the lovely ex-Mrs. Brody.
00:16:26Stop.
00:16:27We didn't have a pot to pee in.
00:16:31Didn't it seem that life was a lot easier then?
00:16:35Yeah.
00:16:36Because we didn't know nothing.
00:16:39Oh, we knew we were in love.
00:16:41Knew our parents were healthy.
00:16:44We knew we were building a future.
00:16:50Don't worry about you, Mom.
00:16:52If she's anything like her daughter, she'll be just fine.
00:16:55I need to get home.
00:16:57Back to basics.
00:16:58Wait.
00:16:59Touch my kids.
00:17:00Smell the laundry.
00:17:02You know, the farther I get away, the more I realize home is my anchor.
00:17:07Come on!
00:17:08All right, all right.
00:17:09Let's go!
00:17:10Hey!
00:17:12I'm home!
00:17:14Kiki!
00:17:15Johnny!
00:17:18Hello?
00:17:22Hi there.
00:17:24Where's the kids?
00:17:26They're at my mom's.
00:17:28How come?
00:17:30I didn't want them here tonight.
00:17:34Okay.
00:17:37Is this some kind of romantic surprise?
00:17:41It's a really great idea.
00:17:44I'm gonna go take a shower.
00:17:46I'll answer the door.
00:17:49I'll meet you upstairs.
00:17:55Hello.
00:17:57Claire Raphael?
00:17:58Yes.
00:18:00What's this?
00:18:08Probate Family Court, Suffolk Division, Boston, Massachusetts.
00:18:21You are ordered as file pending the hearing, or until further notice of the court, it is ordered that Dennis
00:18:27Raphael is to have temporary custody?
00:18:30Of John and Clara Kate Raphael, the wife Claire Raphael is to vacate the marital premises?
00:18:37What the hell is this?
00:18:39Some kind of joke to drive home the fact that you don't like my working?
00:18:43It's no joke. I'm suing you for divorce.
00:18:46The judge has given me temporary custody of the children and ordered you to move out tonight.
00:18:54Right. Come on, Dennis.
00:18:57What is this?
00:18:58For God's sakes, Claire, it's right there. I'm suing you for divorce. Why won't that register?
00:19:04Because it isn't the way two rational people who have been married for 15 years behave.
00:19:10Dennis, people talk to each other.
00:19:11I've tried talking.
00:19:13You can't be serious.
00:19:15I am.
00:19:16I'm very serious.
00:19:24Remember in couples therapy, we promised each other we agreed that we wouldn't make any radical moves?
00:19:33This is not radical. I've thought this through. Since you've been unwilling to hear me, I had to resort to
00:19:38this.
00:19:46Look, you want a trial separation? That's one thing. Okay. But what's this about custody of the children and in
00:19:54order to vacate?
00:20:00Dennis, this is my home. I live here. A divorce? You never said that you wanted to talk about a
00:20:11divorce.
00:20:12You're not a responsible mother.
00:20:14Are you crazy? What could you have possibly said to a judge to convince him that I'm not a responsible
00:20:20mother?
00:20:21Between your mother and your work, you are in a state of personal crisis. The children are suffering.
00:20:25Suffering? Suffering? How? How is that?
00:20:32You're never here. For one thing. And when you are here, you're so preoccupied with your work that you forget
00:20:37the kids.
00:20:38Forget the kids? Forget the kids? What? Kiki's ballet lesson? I lost track of time.
00:20:44What about the little accident where the children were nearly killed?
00:20:47I was hit by a man having a heart attack, for God's sake! It wasn't my fault!
00:21:12Yes, this is Dennis Raphael and Willow. We spoke earlier. Yep. Yes, right away. Thank you.
00:21:19Then there's you and Brody working all hours of the night!
00:21:23This is insane. The only reason why I started the business was because you stopped working! Yes, with Brody!
00:21:32We wouldn't have eaten if he didn't help.
00:21:37My God. What have you become? Why are you doing this?
00:21:42I didn't do it. You did it. The court says...
00:21:47I don't care what the court says. I only care about my kids. I need them and they need me.
00:22:03Come on in. She won't leave. She's becoming violent, breaking things.
00:22:19You planned this. You set me up, you son of a bitch.
00:22:24Can you see that court order, ma'am?
00:22:26Yes.
00:22:30You're gonna have to leave the house right now. You don't have a choice. If you refuse, I'm gonna have
00:22:35to arrest you.
00:22:36Arrest me.
00:22:40I haven't done anything wrong.
00:23:06You have to go. Now, ma'am.
00:23:29You have to go. Now, ma'am.
00:23:47Hey! Claire, I thought you were safely anchored at home.
00:23:51What's up?
00:23:53I got home. There was a man with a court order saying Dennis wanted a divorce and I had to
00:23:58leave the house.
00:23:59Wait a minute, wait a minute. What are you talking about? You're not making any sense.
00:24:03Why does he want a divorce? Why do you want to do that?
00:24:06I'm not interrupting anything, am I?
00:24:08No.
00:24:08I was driving around. I didn't know where to go.
00:24:10No, no, no. It's all right.
00:24:12Listen, why don't I just go get the keys to the car and I'll take you back over there. We'll
00:24:14clear this all up.
00:24:15No. I'm not allowed to go back.
00:24:23I didn't know who he was. He was so cold and shut down.
00:24:34He's keeping the kids for me.
00:24:38He said that.
00:24:39All right, all right, all right. Just, just, just come in. Come on.
00:24:45Did you know that he was thinking about this?
00:24:48I knew he was unhappy.
00:24:53But I never thought, can he really do this to me? Can he throw me out of my house?
00:25:03Look, I gotta call the kids.
00:25:05No, wait, wait, wait. I'd rather that you talk to my lawyer first.
00:25:09I don't really want to talk to your lawyer first.
00:25:11You don't have to use him, of course, but he's very fair.
00:25:15And I'm sure he'll be able to tell you what the deal is with the kids.
00:25:17And I would, I'd feel better, that's all.
00:25:20I don't want to jeopardize anything.
00:25:22Carter, hi, this is Nick Brody.
00:25:24Listen, I'm so sorry to call you at home, but I'm here with my partner, Claire Raphael.
00:25:29And she's just been served with an order to vacate, and we just felt she needed to talk to somebody.
00:25:36Sure, Nick, but I'm cooking supper.
00:25:39Oh, I'm sorry, but we won't take that much of your time.
00:25:41It's really been a great shock to her.
00:25:43Uh-huh.
00:25:43She came home.
00:25:44So, she had no idea?
00:25:46Yeah, it came right out of the blue.
00:25:48Her, her husband's name is Dennis.
00:25:49And we, uh, you know what, I think it would be better if you just talked to her yourself.
00:25:54All right.
00:25:54Okay, just a minute.
00:25:55Okay, this is Carter Petrie.
00:26:00Um, hello, Carter.
00:26:03Hi, Claire.
00:26:04I'm sorry to hear about all this.
00:26:06It's always a shock, even when you know it's coming.
00:26:09Yeah, it is.
00:26:11There really isn't much we can do tonight.
00:26:13But if you'll drop by my office tomorrow morning, we'll talk a little and we'll see where to start.
00:26:18Well, actually, um, maybe you could give me some advice tonight.
00:26:26Dennis took our children to his mother's.
00:26:30Can I, uh, just go there and tell them that I'm home?
00:26:34Actually, no.
00:26:35No, you can't see them.
00:26:37You can certainly call them, but it might be easier if you told them you were still out of town.
00:26:42That way you wouldn't have to explain anything tonight.
00:26:44What's the lawyer's name on the court order?
00:26:51Plaintiff's lawyer, Phoebe Harris.
00:26:53Ha ha.
00:26:55You try and get some rest, and I will see you tomorrow, all right?
00:26:59Yeah.
00:27:01Bye.
00:27:01Bye.
00:27:03What did he say?
00:27:06He said that I can't see the kids.
00:27:08I can't go to the house.
00:27:09But I could call them.
00:27:11Good.
00:27:18Emma?
00:27:22Could I talk to the kids?
00:27:27Kiki!
00:27:28It's your mom!
00:27:29See, Grandma told you she'd call.
00:27:32Hi, Mom.
00:27:33Can you come get us?
00:27:34Grandma says we have to go to bed at 8 o'clock.
00:27:36Well, uh, why don't you get into bed when she says and then ask her to tell you a story,
00:27:44okay, baby?
00:27:44Is Johnny there?
00:27:47Johnny!
00:27:48It's Mom!
00:27:53Hi, Mom.
00:27:54Where are you?
00:27:55Hi, honey.
00:27:56I'm in Seattle.
00:27:58How was practice today?
00:28:00It was okay.
00:28:01When are you coming home?
00:28:02Johnny, look, Nana really needs me for a little bit here, so, um, so I'm gonna stay.
00:28:11But I'll call you tomorrow.
00:28:14Okay?
00:28:15Okay.
00:28:17What?
00:28:19Sweet dreams.
00:28:21Good night, Mom.
00:28:22I love you.
00:28:23I love you, too.
00:28:32So this is how it's gonna be.
00:28:35I'm gonna have to lie to my kids.
00:28:45Claire.
00:28:46Carter Petrie.
00:28:48Please, come in.
00:28:59I know that Dennis and I can work this out.
00:29:02He doesn't really want a divorce.
00:29:04It's just an ill-conceived emotional move.
00:29:08Um, our counselor says that, uh...
00:29:11His papers don't look ill-conceived.
00:29:14Oh.
00:29:15He wants sole custody of the children, child support until they're 18, and maintenance.
00:29:21That's what we used to call alimony.
00:29:23And he wants half your business.
00:29:26He claims that with your business booming and your mother ill, you're too busy for your family.
00:29:32You've been gone 34 days of the last 90.
00:29:36You've canceled appointments at school.
00:29:37You're seeing a therapist.
00:29:39You've endangered the children.
00:29:41Oh!
00:29:41He's talking about that car crash that wasn't my fault.
00:29:45And...
00:29:45And the therapist is seeing the both of us.
00:29:48I...
00:29:48I don't believe this.
00:29:49This isn't Dennis.
00:29:53Has divorce ever been discussed?
00:29:58He's talked of separation.
00:30:01But only when he's discouraged about himself.
00:30:04It's...
00:30:04He's hired a very tough lawyer.
00:30:05That may explain it.
00:30:07Although I'm seeing more and more of this attitude from men who...
00:30:13whose spouses are the breadwinners.
00:30:15I don't know what you mean.
00:30:17Men are asking for custody?
00:30:18It could be some of the old, what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
00:30:24I see.
00:30:25You mean men are trying to get even for the way they've been...
00:30:28Yes.
00:30:29For the way they, traditionally, were...
00:30:32Taken to the cleaners.
00:30:35The...
00:30:35Practice of the law, as gender neutral as it tries to be, still reflects the biases in our society.
00:30:42This judge, in your case, for example, the one Dennis' lawyer has maneuvered us into having to deal with...
00:30:49Is a conservative Boston Catholic who is not at all sympathetic to working women.
00:30:54Oh, great.
00:30:55He thinks moms belong in the home and should not be working.
00:30:58I am at home as much as I can and still support the family.
00:31:03My husband doesn't bring in any income at all.
00:31:07Look, Dennis took on most of the domestic side once he lost his job.
00:31:13And I thought he was happy doing it.
00:31:17How does a judge make a decision like this after only hearing one side?
00:31:22They do it all the time.
00:31:24And my job is to make sure that he hears the other side.
00:31:29When do I get to see my children?
00:31:32We go before the judge next week.
00:31:34You'll be in violation if you try to see them before that.
00:31:37Phone contact, that's all.
00:31:38Yeah.
00:31:45Hey, morning.
00:31:50You up and talking?
00:31:53Nope.
00:31:55Claire sent you over here?
00:31:56Oh, come on.
00:31:57I love both you guys, you know that.
00:31:59What's going on?
00:32:01My lawyer told me not to talk to you.
00:32:03Well, screw your lawyer.
00:32:05Come on, Dennis.
00:32:06Yes.
00:32:07We know each other better than we know ourselves.
00:32:09But I gotta tell you, you've lost me on this one, man.
00:32:14I told Claire it wasn't another woman.
00:32:17Is it?
00:32:23My lawyer told me not to talk to you because you are Claire's partner
00:32:26and you may end up telling her everything that I say.
00:32:29That would be good, right?
00:32:32Come on, you loved each other.
00:32:34I know that.
00:32:34I was there.
00:32:35Claire, I introduced you.
00:32:35I was your best man.
00:32:36Yeah, yeah, you were there.
00:32:37You were there.
00:32:37You saw it.
00:32:38Well, Claire doesn't think I work for anything around here.
00:32:42She thinks all I do is sit around and feel sorry for myself
00:32:43while she's out busting her ass for the family.
00:32:45Yeah, she has busted her ass.
00:32:47And you've done your fair share of sitting around and feeling sorry for yourself.
00:32:50I was fired.
00:32:51And why you haven't lined anything else up is a mystery to me.
00:32:54You're a bright guy.
00:32:57You're smart.
00:32:57You used to be driven.
00:32:58You don't think I tried to set something else up?
00:33:01You think I just sit around here and wait for the phone to ring?
00:33:03How would I know?
00:33:03How would I know?
00:33:03You don't talk to me anymore.
00:33:04How could I?
00:33:05I don't see you anymore since you partnered with my wife.
00:33:09Wow.
00:33:11Well, I know that Claire asked you to partner with her first.
00:33:16But something about your ego comes to mind.
00:33:17I run this house.
00:33:19I run this house!
00:33:22She doesn't think it's important that somebody be here when the kids get home.
00:33:26What are you talking about?
00:33:27Claire was home for years.
00:33:28And I've got a ten-year-old.
00:33:30They don't need a nanny as much as they need a chauffeur.
00:33:32And this is ridiculous.
00:33:33She takes care of them.
00:33:34She feeds them.
00:33:35She washes them.
00:33:36She reads them.
00:33:36She loves them as much as you do.
00:33:38When she's here, Claire does what she can, Dennis.
00:33:44We had no idea the business was going to take off the way it did.
00:33:48Dennis, don't you want to try to fix things up before you tear apart everything you've worked for here?
00:33:53Huh?
00:33:58Hello?
00:33:59Yep.
00:34:00Yep.
00:34:01Sitting right here.
00:34:02Okay, I'll bring it right over.
00:34:05Gotta go.
00:34:06Johnny left his math book.
00:34:07Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:34:10Let's go out for a beer tonight.
00:34:11All right?
00:34:12Let Claire take care of the kids.
00:34:13It'll be like old times.
00:34:14We'll hash this out.
00:34:15I can't do that, Brody.
00:34:16It's none of your business.
00:34:18It's not your marriage.
00:34:19You stay out of it!
00:34:26God damn it.
00:34:28Hey, there's Claire.
00:34:29All right.
00:34:30All right, Claire.
00:34:31Congratulations.
00:34:33Claire, congratulations on your award.
00:34:35We're so proud.
00:34:36Woman of the year?
00:34:38This is going to be so good for business.
00:34:40Oh, yeah.
00:34:43Claire.
00:34:44Claire, there's a shipment of Italian continent customs.
00:34:47They say you have to sign for it personally.
00:34:50Betty, I have a personal thing I need to deal with.
00:35:05Dennis?
00:35:06Hi.
00:35:07It's me.
00:35:08Hi.
00:35:10Look.
00:35:11You made your point.
00:35:12I got it, okay?
00:35:14Yeah.
00:35:14You, uh...
00:35:18I'm sorry I was so angry last night.
00:35:22You think, um...
00:35:25Do you think we could meet somewhere and, uh...
00:35:29And you could tell me what this is all about?
00:35:34You know what this is about, Claire?
00:35:36Could you please tell Brody to stay the hell out of it?
00:35:40Okay.
00:35:41So we'll, uh...
00:35:42We'll do it on the phone if you like.
00:35:45Why don't you start at the top of your list?
00:35:47What?
00:35:48You...
00:35:49You wanna have, like, a meeting?
00:35:50So we can go over our goals and objectives?
00:35:53No, Dennis.
00:35:54I just wanna find out what's bothering you.
00:35:57So, uh...
00:35:58We could work on finding a solution.
00:36:00Something that...
00:36:01Something that'll work for all of us.
00:36:03I'm not an employee of yours, Claire.
00:36:06Is that how you feel? Like a...
00:36:08Employee?
00:36:10When did that start?
00:36:12I don't...
00:36:13I don't wanna talk about it.
00:36:14Well, I'm sorry. You have to talk about it.
00:36:17You just can't destroy our lives and not give me a reason.
00:36:22I mean, what has changed so much between us that...
00:36:24That we can't work it out?
00:36:26I don't have to answer to you, Claire.
00:36:28I don't have to prove myself to you, Claire.
00:36:31I don't have to talk to you!
00:36:32Anymore!
00:36:33Dennis, please.
00:36:34Don't go there.
00:36:49Don't go there.
00:36:54Oh, God.
00:36:58Here's our flag for Fort Raphael.
00:37:01Flag for Fort Raphael.
00:37:04This is so neat, Daddy.
00:37:06We did such a good job.
00:37:08Can I sleep at it tonight?
00:37:09No.
00:37:10Because I am.
00:37:11I said it first.
00:37:12Here's what you said.
00:37:13Well, looks like there's enough room for the both of yous in there.
00:37:18So, why don't you both go get your sleeping bag?
00:37:22Yes!
00:37:25This is so fun.
00:37:27I can't wait to show Mom this.
00:37:28She'll love it.
00:37:29As soon as she gets home, we'll show her.
00:37:30Maybe she can sleep with us, too.
00:37:34I knew he was mad that I invited you over on a school night.
00:37:39I also knew that he was unhappy with himself.
00:37:42Oh, come on, Claire.
00:37:44In all the years I've known you, I have never seen you play the naive card.
00:37:48What do you mean?
00:37:49I mean that there is something going on here that you don't want to look at.
00:37:53Something you've done, you've said, you've not said.
00:37:56Well, he says that we make these decisions and then I just go off and do whatever I want.
00:38:02Do you?
00:38:03Sometimes, sure.
00:38:05He's jealous of your business.
00:38:07We couldn't have lived without the business, Alice.
00:38:09I know that, but it's done so well.
00:38:11I mean, maybe it's a little more than threatening.
00:38:14I can't do anything about that.
00:38:17Oh, I'm working as hard as I can just to keep this thing going.
00:38:20What am I supposed to do?
00:38:21Make it not threatening, too?
00:38:23So are we just a little angry here?
00:38:26Yes, I'm angry.
00:38:27The bastard's tearing up my life.
00:38:30Hey, it's not just your life, Claire.
00:38:32It's his life, too.
00:38:34Maybe he didn't feel like he was in it.
00:38:38He wasn't in it, Alice.
00:38:41He quit on me.
00:38:43He quit work.
00:38:44He quit talk.
00:38:45He quit sex.
00:38:47So he's been mad at you, too.
00:38:50You've got to look at your part in this.
00:38:52For what, Alice?
00:38:53What did I do?
00:38:54Tell me what I did.
00:38:55You did his job better than he did.
00:38:57You wrecked man and woman's time-honored role.
00:39:01You took over the hunter and gatherer's job.
00:39:04Look, if Dennis evaporated tomorrow, you'd go on.
00:39:08Hell, I'd be mad at you, too.
00:39:14Oh, come here.
00:39:23And it's gonna be Robert.
00:39:25Oh, really?
00:39:30All right.
00:39:32Claire, our main objective here is to make a good impression on the judge and to have a good evaluator
00:39:38appointed.
00:39:38It's the evaluator, in most cases, who decides who gets the kids.
00:39:42Okay.
00:39:43I'll do all the talking.
00:39:45You stay calm.
00:39:49Right.
00:39:55Your Honor, as you've read, my client was stunned by the order issued against her last Thursday.
00:40:02She has led an exemplary life.
00:40:04She's strong, mentally and physically.
00:40:07She's well-known in her community.
00:40:09She's respected by her children's teachers, by their pastor, their doctor, and their friends.
00:40:16Her husband has never before expressed an interest in full-time parenting.
00:40:21Nor did he ever suggest to her that she was an unfit mother.
00:40:25She had no idea that he was serious about wanting a divorce.
00:40:30Behind her back, he came to this court and presented evidence purporting to show her in a state of personal
00:40:36crisis.
00:40:37The evidence to that effect is filled with coincidence, erroneous supposition, even a few outright lies.
00:40:45To put it bluntly, he set her up.
00:40:48Objection, Your Honor.
00:40:49There's no proof of any setup.
00:40:51And no proof against it.
00:40:52Mr. Raphael deliberately manipulated the situation in order to make his wife look bad.
00:40:57We therefore request that the order to vacate be nullified and the children be returned to her care.
00:41:02We are not here to try this case, counsel.
00:41:06What the father's affidavit says, the children are doing quite well without her.
00:41:11They don't even know they're without me.
00:41:13Mrs. Raphael, this is a hearing.
00:41:16Nothing you say has any bearing since you have not been put under oath.
00:41:20In this proceeding, your counsel speaks for you. Do you understand?
00:41:24Yes, sir.
00:41:25Your Honor, we request that she be put under oath.
00:41:28Further, we would like to bring in witnesses to attest to her diligence as a mother.
00:41:34No time.
00:41:35Since the parties disagree on who shall have custody, I'll name an evaluator who will prepare a recommendation.
00:41:42Any requests?
00:41:43Janice Goldman.
00:41:44John Eden, Your Honor.
00:41:46John Eden it is.
00:41:47He will study the behavior and emotions of the family relationships, then make his recommendation.
00:41:52How long will that be?
00:41:54Mr. Petrie, remind your client she may not speak at this hearing.
00:41:58Your Honor, regarding temporary custody.
00:42:02The children will stay with their father.
00:42:03Can the mother live in the house until the evaluator files his report?
00:42:08Is that acceptable?
00:42:10No, Your Honor.
00:42:11Mrs. Raphael is clearly angry.
00:42:13She became violent at her home the night she was served.
00:42:16The police were called.
00:42:17There's no telling what she might do to her husband or to the children.
00:42:21I would never.
00:42:24The order stands pending the evaluator's report.
00:42:27Father stays at home with the children.
00:42:30Mother travels anyway.
00:42:31She'll find lodging when she's in town.
00:42:33Visitation rights, then.
00:42:35Wednesdays and Saturdays.
00:42:37On the matter of temporary support, father will have same access to funds as he's had all along.
00:42:42Next case.
00:42:46No time.
00:42:48This is my life.
00:42:49My children.
00:42:50He says he has no time.
00:42:52Carter, this is so unfair.
00:42:54Fairness has little to do with divorce proceedings, Claire.
00:42:57Carter.
00:42:58It's always good to see you.
00:43:00My client says Mrs. Raphael can see the children on Wednesdays after they get home from school.
00:43:04If she wants to pick up a few things, she can do so one hour prior to that visitation.
00:43:10Rona?
00:43:11Claire?
00:43:12Yeah, mom's not doing so well.
00:43:14They're giving her morphine for the pain, but she's going in and out of consciousness.
00:43:19Her vitals are unstable.
00:43:22I think you should get here as soon as possible.
00:43:28Okay.
00:43:30Bye.
00:43:33Carter, I have to go.
00:43:34My sister says there's very little time.
00:43:39Your mom?
00:43:42I have to go.
00:43:43I'm sorry.
00:43:51If I had known she was this sick, I wouldn't have left last week.
00:43:56That's not what she wants.
00:43:58She wants us to live our lives.
00:44:02It just feels like I...
00:44:05I missed the signs of so many things.
00:44:08I...
00:44:12The guilt is overwhelming.
00:44:14You didn't miss the signs.
00:44:16Knowing you, you probably saw them all, but hope they meant something else.
00:44:22I knew Dennis was unhappy and I...
00:44:24I just kept pushing it down so far.
00:44:27I...
00:44:27I stopped feeling.
00:44:31Do you still love him?
00:44:35Hi.
00:44:43Hello, Doctor.
00:44:45How are we doing?
00:44:47About the same.
00:44:50How bad is it?
00:44:53Well, with a will as strong as hers, she could go on for weeks.
00:44:57Even months.
00:44:59It won't be for a while.
00:45:02Okay.
00:45:13Listen.
00:45:17Per.
00:45:20Listen.
00:45:22Listen to what, Mom?
00:45:24It takes two.
00:45:28One to talk.
00:45:31And one to listen.
00:45:35You'll find the way.
00:45:39We all do.
00:46:05Hey.
00:46:07Hey.
00:46:09How's your mom?
00:46:11She's hanging in there.
00:46:16You okay?
00:46:18I promised myself I wouldn't cry or scream.
00:46:22Listen.
00:46:22I swear to God.
00:46:24You're gonna be okay.
00:46:25Your kids are gonna be okay.
00:46:30Okay.
00:46:33What was that for?
00:46:35I was remembering when the lovely ex-Mrs. Brody gave me the boot and I went back to get my
00:46:40things.
00:46:41Where'd you go after?
00:46:43I went to a place full of laughter and love.
00:46:46A place that was very comfortable, very welcoming.
00:46:49Where'd you go?
00:46:52I went to your house.
00:46:53Remember?
00:46:55Yours and Dennis's?
00:46:59I remember.
00:47:21What?
00:47:36You're open.
00:47:37by six. I think it's time we tell the kids. Yeah, I suppose it is. This for me? It's got
00:48:06your name on it. I guess I'll just go and pack some of my things.
00:48:41I do just fine when you're gone, then you walk back into the house and make me feel worthless
00:48:45all over again. How? I haven't said a thing. You don't have to.
00:48:59I want you to know one thing. I will never give you the children. I'll tell them after
00:49:08you leave. No, you won't. I'll tell them while I'm here. Hey! Mom? Hey! Where are you? Come
00:49:21here! Yes! How are you? How are you? I missed you guys so much. She's good. She's fighting
00:49:31this really hard. And Aunt Rona says, hello. Hello. How you been? Make some grace? Sure.
00:49:40You can make them, but you can't eat them until after dinner. Dad. That's it. Come on. Let's
00:49:44go. Let's make them. Let's make them. Let's make them. Let's get them. Mom, I scored eight
00:49:49points yesterday. Dad said it was the best game that I ever played. Good for you. I got
00:49:54to take the classroom fish home for the weekend. Really? And it's still alive? Mom. Come
00:50:01on, cookie maker. Oh, perfect. I missed you. Can you get a job where you don't have to go
00:50:15away? You want to go for a bike ride after this? Yeah. What are we having for supper? I don't
00:50:32know. I'm not allowed to stay for supper. What? Your dad and I are in a difficult place. We're
00:50:57going to get a divorce. And the judge says that Dad is the one who's going to stay with
00:51:08you for a while. It's nobody's fault. You're not going to lose either one of us, okay? And
00:51:22we're both here for you. We both love you. We're just going to live in different houses
00:51:29from now on. But we're both still going to be your parents. We're both still going to
00:51:41do things together. No. No. No. No. Oh, Johnny. Look what's going on. Johnny, Kiki.
00:52:07Johnny, listen. We're all going to be okay. Go away. Go away. Why are you getting a divorce?
00:52:20I'm gone. Johnny. Johnny, open up.
00:52:34Johnny. Johnny, please open up. I want to talk to you. Please.
00:52:46Mommy's got to go, Johnny. Listen, it isn't always going to be like this. The court just
00:52:52needs time to figure out how it's going to arrange things. How can a court decide how to arrange
00:52:58things? It doesn't even know us. It's the law. And when two people get a divorce, they
00:53:04have to obey the laws. I hate the laws. I'll call you tonight. And tomorrow, before you go
00:53:13to school, I'll go to school. And I'll see you Saturday. And I'll come to you game Friday,
00:53:19okay? We're going to work it out. I promise. We're going to work it out. This is all Dad's
00:53:25fault. Mommy? Mommy?
00:53:41Oh, sweetie. She's got to go. She's got to go. She's got to go. Johnny, you're
00:53:47not going to...
00:54:13Here, take it, take it. Okay, be careful. Hurry up!
00:54:32Hi. Oh, hi. Excuse me, but how do you, uh, rent a lighthouse? Doesn't the lighthouse keeper
00:54:43have to live here? Oh, not after they're decommissioned. Did you, uh, see my ad? No. No, I just came
00:54:52out here to think. I've been sort of, uh, decommissioned myself. I-I need a place to live.
00:55:02Well, take a look around if you like. My client's not due for another 15 minutes. Sure, thanks.
00:55:10It's a great place.
00:55:29Hello? Mummy, Daddy and Johnny are fighting bad. What? I don't want supper. Leave me alone.
00:55:36Johnny? Leave me alone! I'm going to sit there and do as I say, young man. I don't want supper.
00:55:41Leave me alone. I'm going to sit there and do as I say, young man.
00:55:41Stop it.
00:55:43It shouldn't be you who gets the house. Mom should.
00:55:46She shouldn't have to live in a hotel.
00:55:48Knock it off!
00:55:50Kiki, supper!
00:55:54Johnny, you got five seconds.
00:55:56You hear me? You got five seconds to get back in here.
00:55:58Five seconds.
00:56:00Honey, Kiki.
00:56:01Honey, talk to me. What's going on?
00:56:03Come on. Supper.
00:56:05I don't want to eat supper. I want you to come home.
00:56:07I can't come home.
00:56:09But I could talk to you and Johnny on the phone.
00:56:11As long as you want.
00:56:13Honey, maybe you should put Daddy on the phone.
00:56:16Kiki, I want you to put the phone down and come in here and eat supper.
00:56:18Who are you talking to?
00:56:19Mom.
00:56:21Claire, she'll call you after supper.
00:56:22Dennis, what is going on?
00:56:27Oh, God.
00:56:33Get this.
00:56:34I had to drive Adam to school this morning.
00:56:36He missed the bus again.
00:56:38But when we got there, he jumped out of the car
00:56:40and I rolled down the window and I yelled,
00:56:42I love you, Adam.
00:56:43He looked back at me and went,
00:56:45Good.
00:56:47He's gone.
00:56:51Can I take yours?
00:56:55You know, I still don't get how Dennis can do this legally.
00:57:00I'm wondering if he really wants the kids
00:57:03or he's just using them for protection.
00:57:07From what?
00:57:09For avoiding getting on with his own life.
00:57:12He wants to win.
00:57:15Taking the kids and the money would be winning.
00:57:20He wants to hurt me.
00:57:22Oh, he doesn't know what he wants, Claire.
00:57:25He's lost.
00:57:26And this didn't just happen overnight.
00:57:28You two are on totally different wavelengths.
00:57:31Yeah, but we wanted it to work.
00:57:34Honey, whatever you wanted,
00:57:36you left way behind in the dust.
00:57:39Maybe it didn't happen consciously,
00:57:41but you've both chosen to move beyond old dreams.
00:57:53Thanks for meeting me here.
00:57:56I can't stay inside anymore.
00:57:59I just lose it.
00:58:02Fine.
00:58:03I'm happy to be out myself.
00:58:05Yeah, please.
00:58:06I'm fine.
00:58:06So I've been reading about this evaluation
00:58:09and the only thing I want to make sure of
00:58:11is that the kids won't have to come to court.
00:58:13They don't, usually.
00:58:15But the judge may want to speak to them in his chambers.
00:58:19But what if he asks them
00:58:21to choose between Dennis and me?
00:58:23That would be terrible for them, Carter.
00:58:26Isn't there some way not to involve them?
00:58:29There are three ways, actually.
00:58:32You can give the kids to Dennis,
00:58:34he can give them to you,
00:58:35or you can agree on joint custody.
00:58:40Can the judge award joint custody?
00:58:42Yes.
00:58:43But if it's a nasty debate
00:58:45and the case goes to trial,
00:58:47the kids usually go to the non-working parent,
00:58:49to the one who stays at home
00:58:50and takes care of them.
00:58:52And the money usually follows the kids.
00:58:56I feel like I'm being punished.
00:58:59Well, you are, in a way.
00:59:01Family law is still stuck
00:59:03in a criminal view of divorce.
00:59:05Let's find out who killed the marriage and punished them.
00:59:08But we didn't kill the marriage,
00:59:09neither Dennis nor I.
00:59:12The marriage just died.
00:59:14Claire, it doesn't matter what the truth is.
00:59:16If you don't fight Dennis,
00:59:17if you don't make him seem like the bad guy somehow,
00:59:19he could get the children,
00:59:21and child support, and maintenance.
00:59:23Is that what you want?
00:59:25I don't want any of this.
00:59:28Unfortunately, marriage is not like other contracts
00:59:32in my experience.
00:59:33As soon as one person wants out,
00:59:35it's over.
00:59:40Okay.
00:59:41Tell me what to do, Carter.
00:59:44You fight
00:59:46not to get ruined financially,
00:59:48and you fight
00:59:49to get as much time
00:59:50with your kids as you can.
00:59:55You know the trail.
00:59:57Leave your name and message
00:59:58after you hear the tone.
00:59:59Don't hang up.
01:00:00Hey, Alice.
01:00:01It's Claire.
01:00:03Listen, pretty funny.
01:00:05Our accountant called today
01:00:06to tell me he had to stay neutral
01:00:08because the last time
01:00:10he got involved in a divorce case,
01:00:12he got sued.
01:00:14So I fired him.
01:00:18I knew you would enjoy that.
01:00:20Okay, gotta go.
01:00:22Bye.
01:00:26Hello?
01:00:27Claire, it's me.
01:00:28The police are here.
01:00:32I think you better get over here right away.
01:00:34The police?
01:01:02They're taking Johnny away.
01:01:04Hi, baby.
01:01:07Hi, Johnny.
01:01:09Hi.
01:01:11Mrs. Raphael?
01:01:13Yes?
01:01:14I'm Pat Jenkins.
01:01:16I'm the county juvenile officer.
01:01:20Can we talk in the kitchen?
01:01:23Yeah, sure.
01:01:24Okay, go wait with Dad.
01:01:30Okay.
01:01:34What on earth happened?
01:01:37Your son called the county abuse hotline.
01:01:40He's asked to be removed from the home.
01:01:42He claims that your husband's abusing him.
01:01:45My husband never hit Johnny, ever,
01:01:47in his entire life.
01:01:52Can I get a drink of water?
01:01:53Yes, of course.
01:01:54Help yourself.
01:01:56Okay, what's this about?
01:01:58I mean, what did you do?
01:02:00I didn't do anything.
01:02:01I assumed you put him up to it.
01:02:02Why would I do that?
01:02:04To prove that I'm a bad father.
01:02:05I had nothing to do with this.
01:02:12Did you say something?
01:02:14Did you punish him for something?
01:02:14I didn't do anything, Claire.
01:02:16Our son just calls the police.
01:02:19I find that hard to believe.
01:02:21I think it was a child abuse program at school
01:02:23that gave him the idea.
01:02:24Oh, a child abuse program, yeah.
01:02:26Claire, we are both in trouble here.
01:02:28They could take him away from us.
01:02:30That's exactly what you were trying to do to me.
01:02:32This has nothing to do with that.
01:02:34The court will say we're unfit parents.
01:02:36That's exactly what you told the judge about me, Dennis.
01:02:40Do you want her to take Johnny away?
01:02:41No.
01:02:42I don't want any of this.
01:02:45I wanted a husband.
01:02:47I wanted a marriage.
01:02:48I wanted a family.
01:02:50And our son apparently feels the same way.
01:02:53I'm not sure how to proceed here.
01:02:55We've never had a child ask for protection
01:02:56when there's no charge of physical abuse.
01:03:00Does Johnny want to come and live with me?
01:03:02You're not taking him, Claire.
01:03:04Living with me has got to be better
01:03:05than a foster home, Dennis.
01:03:08Oh, Jesus Christ.
01:03:11I mean, is that where you would take my son?
01:03:14If we take him into custody,
01:03:15I don't know where the judge will put him exactly.
01:03:18It could be a detention center.
01:03:21Can I go talk to Mom?
01:03:25Is that why you did this?
01:03:26To get your mom to come over?
01:03:28I already told you why I did it.
01:03:30My dad is making me crazy.
01:03:32He's making me want to break things.
01:03:36You know, hurt people.
01:03:38Like he hurt you?
01:03:43Tell me how he hurt you.
01:03:45Did he hit you?
01:03:46No.
01:03:49So he didn't abuse you physically.
01:03:54Is that right?
01:04:00I can't stay here.
01:04:02I can't.
01:04:03You have to...
01:04:03Look, Johnny,
01:04:04I may be wrong here,
01:04:06but I get the feeling
01:04:07that what you're trying to do
01:04:08is get your folks back together.
01:04:11What is it you want here, Johnny?
01:04:13Do you want to go downtown?
01:04:15Because if what you want to do
01:04:16is to get the custody order changed,
01:04:18the juvenile judge,
01:04:19he can't do that.
01:04:21The only choice he can make
01:04:22is to take you away from both your parents.
01:04:27Do you know what you want?
01:04:28Do you know what you want?
01:04:38I don't want them to fight over me.
01:04:40I don't want to be the prize
01:04:41like whoever wins gets to take care of me.
01:04:43I don't like what Dad did to Mom,
01:04:46to Kiki and me throwing her out like that.
01:04:48But that wasn't your dad.
01:04:49That was the judge.
01:04:49Yeah, but it was Dad who asked him to,
01:04:51wasn't it?
01:04:54Go on.
01:04:57I don't like it
01:04:58that we're with you more than Mom.
01:05:00It should be the same.
01:05:01And you should pick straws
01:05:02or something for the house.
01:05:04It shouldn't just go to Dad
01:05:05because he thought of it first.
01:05:07It ought to be fair,
01:05:08is what I'm saying,
01:05:09to both of you.
01:05:12I think I better call my lawyer.
01:05:14If everybody wants to call lawyers,
01:05:16we might as well take Johnny
01:05:17into protective custody right now.
01:05:18No, wait a minute.
01:05:19Wait.
01:05:20How can't we find a solution
01:05:22that keeps Johnny home?
01:05:26It's Rona.
01:05:27I'm sorry.
01:05:30It's Rona.
01:05:33Hello, Rona?
01:05:38Oh.
01:05:41Okay.
01:05:46What is it?
01:05:48Mommy?
01:05:52My mommy just died.
01:05:59She just died.
01:06:04I'm really sorry, Mom.
01:06:07Thank you, Johnny.
01:06:13I'm sorry that
01:06:14Teddy and I are putting you through this.
01:06:17Mom, I really am.
01:06:39Was she sick long?
01:06:42A while, yeah.
01:06:45It must have been tough on her
01:06:48having to go through all this
01:06:49while her mom was dying.
01:06:53Dad, I want to go to Nana's funeral.
01:06:57What did your mom say?
01:06:58She said she wants me to come.
01:07:00It was up to you to let me go.
01:07:04Do we have to ask the judge's permission
01:07:06for him to be with his mom?
01:07:08No.
01:07:09Since you have custody,
01:07:10you can make that decision.
01:07:12If that's what everybody wants,
01:07:13we can all go home.
01:07:18Come on.
01:07:28Johnny says he wants to go to the funeral.
01:07:32I'd like that.
01:07:34I don't want to be by myself.
01:07:38Can he, uh,
01:07:40come with me?
01:07:41Spend the night?
01:07:48I don't want to go to the funeral.
01:07:49Can I spend the night, too?
01:07:53Okay.
01:07:57Come on.
01:08:01Are you okay to drive, ma'am?
01:08:04Yeah, sure.
01:08:05We'll be fine.
01:08:07Night, Dad.
01:08:10God, sweetie.
01:08:14I'll see you.
01:08:16Bye, Johnny.
01:08:16Bye, Dad.
01:08:20Bye.
01:08:22Bye.
01:08:25Bye.
01:08:25Bye.
01:08:25Bye.
01:08:42Bye.
01:08:48Bye.
01:08:54Is this where you live now?
01:08:56Mm-hmm.
01:08:57I was hoping to have it painted
01:08:59before you got here, but...
01:09:00It's so neat!
01:09:06Thanks for not being mad at me.
01:09:08Thanks for not being mad at me.
01:09:12I love you, you know.
01:09:14Love you more.
01:09:17Thanks.
01:09:24Wow.
01:09:26Mom, my room is the best!
01:09:28Mine is better!
01:09:32How about if I, uh...
01:09:34I make us some vanilla milk?
01:09:35I should make it.
01:09:37I know you're sad about your mom.
01:09:40It's okay.
01:09:42I like having something to do.
01:09:44We'll come with you.
01:09:47We'll come with you.
01:09:49I'll do it.
01:09:52Awesome.
01:10:02It'll be very high paid.
01:10:04Hm, it'll be great.
01:10:06Ah, more.
01:10:07§§
01:10:07How long is it playing?
01:10:08I believe...
01:10:09I can speak to myself...
01:10:10... excuse me.
01:10:11Thank you very much.
01:10:11It's a good sale.
01:10:12It's a good sale.
01:10:15That would be very high pay.
01:10:16I don't know.
01:10:17It should have been great.thing.
01:10:17don't know. I don't
01:10:17know. It should have
01:10:17know. Thank you very
01:10:18I said, come in before.
01:10:19I thought maybe you wanted to be by yourself.
01:10:23Dennis.
01:10:26Dennis.
01:10:28Dennis, talk to me.
01:10:32Come on.
01:10:34I don't know what's going on with me.
01:10:38I'm, uh...
01:10:42Yeah, well, we all go through that sometimes.
01:10:44You know, we all spend a little time in the penalty box, you know?
01:10:47You know when you asked me why I hadn't put anything together in business?
01:10:51I didn't have the guts to tell you.
01:10:53Tell me what?
01:10:55In the last couple of years, I've been up for three decent positions.
01:11:00Big firms, upper management, all the perks.
01:11:04I didn't know.
01:11:05Here you go, sir.
01:11:06Yep, thank you.
01:11:08Lost them all.
01:11:10Two to kids nearly half my age and one in negotiations over what I was worth.
01:11:17So you pick yourself up and you go back out there.
01:11:19What else can you do?
01:11:20Come on.
01:11:21No, I'm lost.
01:11:26I think I'm afraid to go back out there.
01:11:32You know, when you and Claire started to make it big, the Mr. Mom thing got comfortable.
01:11:39And I thought I did it well.
01:11:41Even though every time Claire came through the door, she redid everything her way.
01:11:50This may surprise you.
01:11:54But for the first time in my life, I don't feel needed.
01:11:59Not by Claire, not by the kids.
01:12:04And I don't like it.
01:12:07And it's tearing me up.
01:12:18All the animals cheered, and after that, hair never laughed at tortoise again.
01:12:22I like it here.
01:12:25I like it here, too.
01:12:27Nobody else's mom lives in a lighthouse.
01:12:30Is that a good thing?
01:12:31Yeah, it's cool.
01:12:33Wish Nana could have seen it.
01:12:36I wish you had known her better.
01:12:39She would have loved it here.
01:12:43Well, maybe once in a while, Dad can live in the boathouse.
01:12:46Just sometimes.
01:12:49Maybe he could go to the funeral.
01:12:51Me, too.
01:12:54Mom wouldn't want him there.
01:12:57Would you?
01:12:59Is he going to be mad at me for, like, the rest of my life?
01:13:01No.
01:13:03No.
01:13:06But I could ask him to the funeral if you want me to.
01:13:10Is that okay?
01:13:12Daddy and I are your family.
01:13:14And we'll still be your family, whether we're divorced or not.
01:13:18And when somebody dies, then you're family.
01:13:21You need who's ever left.
01:13:26A child charging his parent with abuse.
01:13:28Trying to get his custody changed?
01:13:30I've never heard of such a thing.
01:13:32Why didn't you call me?
01:13:34We can sue the county on this, I'll bet.
01:13:37Do you think she put him up to it?
01:13:40This could cost your wife a fortune.
01:13:42She didn't put him up to it.
01:13:44I think all three of them are pretty upset with the way I...
01:13:47We handled this.
01:13:49Well, it's okay for her to be upset.
01:13:51Kids have nothing to do with divorce.
01:13:54Now, the first thing we have to do is get a restraining order on that funeral trip.
01:13:59Mr. Raphael, for all you know, she may be planning on taking them out of the country and you'll never
01:14:03see them again.
01:14:04Do we know for a fact the mother's actually dead?
01:14:07Now, that's a little out of line.
01:14:10Jimmy, come on in here for a sec.
01:14:12Didn't you have a case last year where a kid tried to have his own lawyer?
01:14:15Look, stop it.
01:14:16I've had it with this vindictive, merciless crap.
01:14:19All right?
01:14:20There's been a death in the family.
01:14:21We need to show some respect.
01:14:23Now, I'm going to go pick up Kiki so that Claire and Johnny can get to the airport.
01:14:26I don't want you to do another thing until you hear from me.
01:14:29Is that clear?
01:14:38Hi.
01:14:40Hi.
01:14:43Well, this is, uh, quite a place.
01:14:49Different.
01:14:51Mm-hmm.
01:14:53Listen.
01:14:55Kiki wants to come to the funeral.
01:14:59I'm not surprised.
01:15:03They want you to come also.
01:15:09They do?
01:15:10They need both of us.
01:15:15What about you?
01:15:16Won't that make you feel uncomfortable having me there?
01:15:19Probably.
01:15:21But I'm willing to try.
01:15:23You want to come?
01:15:24Of course I do.
01:15:26Look at his face.
01:15:27You look so eager.
01:15:30Oh, look at Mom.
01:15:32She looks so beautiful.
01:15:34She had some meat then.
01:15:35Well, I know what you got there.
01:15:36You got the little hair there, right?
01:15:37Put those down there.
01:15:38Use that one there.
01:15:39No, no, no.
01:15:40I already used that.
01:15:41No, put that.
01:15:42Use that.
01:15:42Okay, go.
01:15:44Can I go to two?
01:15:45I'm going to go to your dad.
01:15:46Okay, put that down.
01:15:48What do you got now?
01:15:49Try to ask for it.
01:15:51Oh, wow.
01:15:52Oh, that's beautiful.
01:15:55That's so nice.
01:15:57I love it.
01:15:58I got to frame it.
01:15:59Thanks, Daddy.
01:16:03I wonder who that is.
01:16:09So, I'm going to go check in a motel.
01:16:14There's a bedroom over the garage if you want it.
01:16:17Okay, thanks.
01:16:20Okay, you guys, don't forget your homework.
01:16:21I'm going to go sleep in the backyard.
01:16:23Backyard?
01:16:24Just check and see if you're paying attention.
01:16:27Okay, so before Ted goes and checks into the backyard, I really wanted to thank you all for being here.
01:16:34It's okay, Mom.
01:16:36We'll see you later.
01:16:37Bye, Dad.
01:16:37Come on, Dennis.
01:16:37I'll get you set up in the garage.
01:16:39Okay, thanks.
01:16:41Okay, come on.
01:16:42Homework.
01:16:48Hi.
01:17:01I'm sorry about you, Mom.
01:17:09I'd like to think if I had known it was this close that I would have waited on this whole
01:17:13thing, but I don't...
01:17:17I'm not so sure that I would have.
01:17:21I wasn't thinking about you.
01:17:24I wasn't thinking about you, either.
01:17:27Why should you?
01:17:28I let you down.
01:17:29You didn't let me down.
01:17:30Yes, I did.
01:17:32You didn't.
01:17:32Yes, I did, Claire.
01:17:37Do you know that I was never happy selling stocks and bonds?
01:17:40No matter how much I tried to convince myself otherwise.
01:17:44Do you know that?
01:17:45I got fired for all the right reasons.
01:17:47I was doing a lousy job.
01:17:50It's not that I didn't want another position.
01:17:57I couldn't get one, Claire.
01:18:01So I blamed you for not being sympathetic.
01:18:03I blamed you for catching all the breaks.
01:18:06I blamed you for your success.
01:18:09It wasn't just my success.
01:18:11Yes, it was our success, all of us.
01:18:16I couldn't see it that way.
01:18:20You know, I know now that while the business means a lot to me,
01:18:28it pales in comparison in the way I feel for you and the children.
01:18:36I have to start over.
01:18:39You know...
01:18:49Fifteen years.
01:18:51We built so many good things.
01:18:58I don't want to lose you.
01:19:00I don't want to lose you.
01:19:11I can't breathe when I'm with you, Claire.
01:19:17I can't do anything with you looking over my shoulder.
01:19:23It makes me feel...
01:19:27...diminished.
01:19:30I have to do this alone.
01:19:34I still want the divorce.
01:19:41Okay.
01:19:46I am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord.
01:19:50He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.
01:19:54And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.
01:19:59In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life,
01:20:02through our Lord Jesus Christ,
01:20:04we recommend to Almighty God our sister Constance.
01:20:08And we commit her body to the ground,
01:20:11earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
01:20:17The Lord bless her and keep her.
01:20:20The Lord make his face to shine upon her
01:20:22and be gracious unto her.
01:20:24The Lord lift up his countenance upon her
01:20:27and give her peace.
01:20:30Amen.
01:20:32Amen.
01:20:36Come on, Nick, over here, pass it.
01:20:42Dad, want to come play?
01:20:43Okay, okay.
01:20:45Certainly.
01:20:46Nick?
01:20:51It's weird, Dennis, being here.
01:20:53Nick!
01:20:54It's just the beginning of weird.
01:20:57We've got birthdays,
01:20:59Christmas,
01:21:01graduations.
01:21:02I'm sorry, Claire.
01:21:03I really am.
01:21:06And I'm sorry for being so distant all these years.
01:21:09It's just,
01:21:11no matter what I do,
01:21:12I
01:21:13never seem to stand as tall in my shoes
01:21:15as you look in yours.
01:21:17Standing too tall in my shoes
01:21:19just ended my marriage.
01:21:25wish she could stay here
01:21:26a couple days
01:21:28to let this sink in.
01:21:31I saw Mom every day.
01:21:32I was ready for her death.
01:21:34You weren't.
01:21:37Forgive me, Rona,
01:21:38for not being here with you or Mom.
01:21:44I don't know.
01:21:44Maybe.
01:21:46Only if you invite me
01:21:48to come see you get your award.
01:21:51I would love for you to be there.
01:22:02Well, I must say
01:22:04that I'm
01:22:04pleased to see
01:22:05that you're trying
01:22:06to settle this
01:22:07through mediation.
01:22:09But you do realize
01:22:10that
01:22:10anything agreed here
01:22:12must be approved
01:22:13by the court.
01:22:14We're aware of that.
01:22:15Can we start?
01:22:18We both know
01:22:18what would be fair.
01:22:21Well, then,
01:22:22perhaps
01:22:23you should begin.
01:22:28Let's start
01:22:29with your business.
01:22:33I'm not going to
01:22:34make any claim on that.
01:22:35It's yours.
01:22:39All right.
01:22:41And I've asked
01:22:41my mother for a loan
01:22:42until I get a job,
01:22:43so I probably won't
01:22:44need anything else from you
01:22:45other than my share
01:22:45of the house.
01:22:51take the house.
01:22:53That would help a lot.
01:22:55And the kids?
01:22:56Well, I'm
01:22:57prepared to...
01:22:58No.
01:22:59Shh.
01:23:00That's a responsibility
01:23:01we should share.
01:23:02I'd like that.
01:23:08We're going to try
01:23:09each of us
01:23:09taking you
01:23:09a week at a time,
01:23:10everything even.
01:23:11And on your birthdays,
01:23:12we'll both see you.
01:23:14And you'll see both of us
01:23:15on Thanksgiving
01:23:16and Christmas.
01:23:17Who'll take us
01:23:18to the doctor?
01:23:19Whoever has you
01:23:20when the appointment comes.
01:23:21Well, what if
01:23:22one of you gets sick?
01:23:23Will the other
01:23:23come and take care of you?
01:23:25We'll both do
01:23:26what you need.
01:23:27Okay?
01:23:29And for the rest of it,
01:23:31we'll just have to
01:23:31figure it out
01:23:32as we go along.
01:23:34You ready, guys?
01:23:35Ready.
01:23:41Bye.
01:23:42I love you.
01:23:43Bye, Mom.
01:23:46See you.
01:23:54Yes!
01:23:55All right, let's go.
01:24:02Go, go, go, go, go.
01:24:03Go, go, go.
01:24:05Johnny!
01:24:06Johnny!
01:24:07Johnny!
01:24:09Don't, Mom,
01:24:09it upsets him.
01:24:11It does?
01:24:12No, it doesn't.
01:24:13He likes hearing me up here.
01:24:16That was last month.
01:24:17And I was embarrassed.
01:24:19Who knew?
01:24:23There's Sarah.
01:24:24Can I go see her?
01:24:25Yeah.
01:24:25Hi, Sarah.
01:24:29Hi, Rona.
01:24:31Hi, Sarah.
01:24:32Come on up.
01:24:33Underneath, underneath.
01:24:33Come on, Blue.
01:24:34Let's go.
01:24:36Yes.
01:24:36Ready, Blue.
01:24:37Break, break, break, break, break.
01:24:39Now, now.
01:24:39Johnny, take it.
01:24:40Hold the mic.
01:24:42Yeah!
01:24:42Woo!
01:24:44Woo!
01:24:47Woo!
01:24:48Woo!
01:24:49Woo!
01:24:49Woo!
01:24:50Woo!
01:24:50Woo!
01:24:51Woo!
01:24:51Woo!
01:24:51Woo!
01:24:51Woo!
01:24:52Woo!
01:24:52Woo!
01:24:52Woo!
01:24:53Woo!
01:24:53Woo!
01:24:54Woo!
01:24:55Woo!
01:24:55Woo!
01:24:58Every year, the Chamber presents an award to the local business person who has most successfully
01:25:02navigated the dangerous waters of commerce and arrived with style and substance on the shores
01:25:08of survival.
01:25:09Woo!
01:25:10Woo!
01:25:11Woo!
01:25:12Hyperbole goes a long way.
01:25:13Uh, this year, that award goes to the woman who has created this world of beautiful furniture
01:25:20in which we now stand.
01:25:22Ladies and gentlemen, here she is, Claire Raphael, Woman of the Year.
01:25:25Woo!
01:25:26Woo!
01:25:29Woo!
01:25:31Woo!
01:25:35Woo!
01:25:37Uh, the credit goes to my friends and family.
01:25:42They know who they are.
01:25:44And I couldn't have created this if it wasn't for each and every one of you.
01:25:51this has also been an extraordinary team effort and we've made record sales here in boston this
01:25:59year and with our new branch in seattle doing so well i must say that i am looking forward
01:26:07to the brightest of futures so thank you all for coming i appreciate it
01:26:29stay tuned next on true movies one roots the next generations part six
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