Want some coffee?
Say yes. It's French press.
I was doubtful, too,
but I honestly can't see myself going back to drip.
I'm so happy you don't live in a tough neighborhood anymore.
We're sorry for dropping by like this.
Are you kidding me?
I'll take any chance to spend time with this little princess.
I love her little hair, her little toes.
- And she loves her grandmother. - I don't love "grandmother."
We have been revising our will to specify who should take care of Lily
if, God forbid, something happened to us.
- God forbid. - I said "God for..."
So, we've been dropping by unannounced to, you know,
- casually assess our candidates. - Not all of our candidates.
No, that's true. We did not drop by Missour-ah.
It's "Missouri." No one from Missouri would say "Missour-ah."
I'm so sorr-ah.
So, anyway, Claire and Phil were our first thought,
so we dropped by their place last week.
You win the award for worst mother ever!
I will be sure to thank you in my speech!
The frying parts on fire!
Son of Jor-El!
Everybody stay calm!
- I'm gonna teach myself how to juggle. - Good for you, buddy.
No one heard me screaming? I've been trapped in the garage for 20 minutes!
And yet still you didn't get the rat traps I sent you for. Thank you.
Honey, it's doing it again!
Come on, now! Every morning?
I hope the whole house burns down!
Did we come at a bad time?
Come back in seven years and five months, when they're all gone!
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So, mama, you're good for coal?
Well, you bundle up! We don't wanna lose you!
Bye! They're in the middle of a terrible blizzard.
So you shouted!
Did they really lose two cows?
Frozen solid. Mama's gonna send pictures.
A reason to stop by the frame store.
We gotta go to that sporting-goods place.
- Get stuff for his weekend outing. - Ready!
- Did you pee? - Not ready.
- Would you mind if we came? - Sure, why not?
I'd like to get mama some snowshoes, to lift her spirits, with frozen cows.
So, cows freeze now? Are we all just accepting that?
- Absolutely. Jay, this one time... - We'll take two cars.
If you want, I can stay with the little princess.
- That's a great idea. - I'll just go out and get her bag.
Maybe I can take her to the mall, buy her a new outfit,
get her some hair rings... Is that okay?
Yes, yes, of course.
Cam and I were talking about what would happen to Lily
if anything were ever to happen to us,
- ¡Sí, sí, sí! I take her! - That's very sweet, but you realize...
- I can't wait! - Hopefully, it's a long shot.
A little girl!
There would have to be a very tragic accident.
I know, I know.
Nothing is going to happen.
But if it did,
we would be so happy!
- You wanna come along by the office? - Can't. We got some stuff to do.
- What? - Just errands.
I'm taking Luke to see a child psychologist.
This is something that Phil would never agree to.
He's doesn't want Luke to feel different.
But Luke's grades aren't great,
and he's having trouble concentrating in school.
I just want to make sure that he's normal.
- Mom, check it out. - What are you doing?
If I move my head fast enough, it looks like the can is standing still.
'Cause sometimes I wonder.
But girls at work love when I bring him, especially Heather, right, buddy?
She smells amazing.
Honey, you're gonna have to smell daddy's receptionist another time.
Like peaches.
If you're both going out, who's taking me to cello?
One time, she gave me a Woody.
She remembered he's my favorite character from Toy Story.
She did.
- How are you getting to the mall? - Gabby's picking me up.
You're gonna drop your sister off.
No way. She plays lacrosse and takes cello lessons.
Even my reputation can't handle that dork hit.
Then you don't need to go snowboarding with your friends.
Fine, I'll take her.
Just never look my friends in the eye, and only speak in emergencies.
- Got it. - Ah! Already failed.
After I go by the office, maybe we can grab some lunch.
I gotta pick up all that stuff for the school trip.
But, I'll see you tonight at dad and Gloria's.
Smell Heather for me.
I always do... not.
I am so sorry we're late. We just got a little bit caught up...
It's okay. It gave me a chance to chat with your husband.
Luke, come on in with me. Parents, we'll let you know when we need you.
Go get 'em, pal.
- How did you... - How did I what?
Know you were someplace you left no trace of
except for a tiny notation in your calendar?
It was quite simple, really. I noticed a tiny nota...
Shoot.
That's weird. My cello teacher's car's in here.
I wonder if she's not home.
So go knock on the door, Alan Einstein.
Don't leave. And it's "Albert."
I know. Alan's his dorky brother who played the cello.
Good one.
I should probably not be telling you this.
- What? - Nothing. It's really bad.
- Tell me. - When you and Dylan were broken up,
Rachel told him you were a skank and got all up on him.
No! But she's so nice to me.
To your face. That's how she plays.
- Now she's gonna see how we play. - What are we gonna do?
She's not there. You're gonna have to take me home.
We don't have time. We have stuff to do.
Then I'm gonna have to come.
Can't we just drop her off?
What, so she gets kidnapped and I get in trouble?
No, thank you.
Fine, you can come, but you keep your mouth shut about anything you see.
- What's she gonna see? - Just drive!
I should also get a gift for aunt Pat. Have I ever told you about her?
Total gun nut, lives completely off the grid.
Did you see how cute Gloria was with Lily?
Pat is hilarious. I don't think she's paid taxes in 20 years,
but very hospitable. Always has a deer in the freezer.
Would you listen to me? Gloria and my dad could be Lily's guardians.
You know I love Jay, and they're still in the mix, but,
I just don't know about him raising a child.
He raised me.
Well, now you've put me in an awkward position.
Look at that. That's adorable.
Let's see if we can get you some snow pants.
I just wish I felt better. I think I'm coming down with flu-like symptoms.
Couple of hours before your camping trip, huh?
I want to go. If I'm sick,
I might get the chaperones sick, and without chaperones, it's anarchy.
- Listen to me. - The buddy system falls apart,
the principle of "last in, first out" is ignored.
- It's butterflies. - Where?
You're just nervous because there's gonna be a lot of physical activity,
which is not your strong suit.
It is a little daunting out there.
Don't use the word "daunting" in nature, okay?
You just need a little self-confidence.
Look at this. They got one of these rock walls here.
Why don't you hop up on that?
- Why? - Why? To prove that you can do it.
If you can do that, you can do anything.
Really? Can I fly? Can I speak Chinese?
No, but you can sleep in the house tonight.
Ace? Want to wire my boy up, here? Go ahead.
I'm sorry I went behind your back.
But you get so defensive whenever we talk about Luke's issues.
He doesn't have issues. You're just a worrier.
Like when you thought he was never gonna talk.
He was 2, and all he could do was bark!
I understood him.
Look, he starts coming here,
the other kids find out, he becomes a target,
like the limping gazelle at the watering hole the alligator knows to eat.
Crocodiles, not alligators. There are no alligators in Africa.
How about at the zoo? Bam! Who needs a shrink now?
I'm gonna talk to your parents for a minute.
She's, like, the best doctor ever.
A couple of puzzles, no shots.
I didn't even have to take my pants off.
Found that one out a little late.
I've been there, buddy.
Well, Luke's a terrific kid. I have a few thoughts,
but, honestly, I don't see anything that's cause for alarm.
- Awesome. Thanks so much. - We would love to hear your thoughts.
He's a bright and curious boy, but,
he gets distracted.
I see it all the time with above-average kids.
Phil, honey, I want you to hear this.
They're a little overstimulated because there are so many things
they're interested in. They never seem to focus.
- Makes me crazy. - Too crazy.
- They usually do outgrow it. - What if they don't?
He will.
Well, there's medication,
but why don't we cross that bridge if we come to it?
Is there any way to avoid that bridge altogether?
You know, maybe there's diet or...
or focusing exercises or something?
What exactly are you worried about?
Get comfortable.
I'm worried he's turning into you, Phil.
I knew the minute I opened my mouth that I was in the wrong,
but, honestly, sometimes I wonder about him.
- Mom, check it out. - What are you doing?
If I move my head fast enough, it looks like the can is standing still.
He's totally right!
I just find it interesting that you blame Jay
for everything from your night terrors to your shy bladder,
and now he's the perfect guardian for Lily.
No, not perfect, and I never said anything about my shy bladder.
Then why did I have to stand guard outside the bathroom
at Pepper's three faces of new year's Eve party?
Damn it, Manny! Move it! Go!
- It's scary. - You're 2 feet off the ground.
I've seen vines climb walls faster than that. Move your butt!
There's your esteem-building parent right there.
Wait, wait, I think I hear future Lily
sending us a message from her stripper pole...
"Thanks, gay dead dads. This dance is for you."
Excuse me, Jay?
- I'm getting down. - Not till you touch the top! What?
Maybe if we didn't bully Manny so much, but, rather, showed him,
he wouldn't be so afraid.
Excuse me, sherpa, can you assist me with the harness?
Which one of these is my driving machine?
Phil, I already apologized. It just... it came out wrong.
Funny, I thought that was my problem. I came out wrong. Hold on.
Good, I can walk again.
- Sometimes you can act a little bit... - Where did everyone go?
Just a blink.
When you are ready to talk to me like an adult, why don't you let me know?
Fine. Okay, okay.
The adults are the big ones, right?
How do you think that got up there?
Now, I know it seems daunting, Manny, but it's very simple.
I'm securely hitched to a rope, which means I'm not going to fall.
- You're making my life difficult. - How?
By barking like a drill sergeant when I'm trying to convince Cam
- you'd be a great guardian for Lily. - Guardian?
You're kidding.
Yeah, never mind.
That really hurt!
- This is a mistake. - Why does she keep saying that?
Because they're the first words she ever heard.
- Here, you go first. - This will teach that skank a lesson.
Shaving cream in her locker?
Just yell if someone's coming.
She might have homework assignments in there she hasn't handed in yet.
- Someone's coming! - Run!
This way, this way!
- Where are we? - Boys' locker room.
- It smells like feet. - That's not feet.
I'm so scared.
- Just go to your happy place. - We just broke into my happy place.
Who's there?
Go, go, run, run!
Not so loud! Run! Run!
So, how you doing?
Not good. I'm glad my clown training prepared me to take a fall like that.
And in terms of talking about it, are we looking at weeks, months?
Do not minimize it, you, who I had to rush to the emergency room
when you fell out of your clogs.
There's your bubbly water with lemon.
Thank you, Jay.
How you doin'?
It's hard to tell.
Anytime you have a catastrophic injury to your lumbar area...
I could use a little piece of lumbar myself right now.
Well, I hope you're comfortable now making my family Lily's guardians.
You're forgetting about Gloria. You have to admit how amazing she is with Lily.
Look who's so pretty!
- What did you do? - What I told you.
- You pierced her ears? - What I said...
I was going to make her pretty with earrings.
I thought you said "hair rings."
- What are hair rings? - Yes, Mitchell, what are hair rings?
Something that you would tie your hair back... She said it!
I didn't say "hair rings," I said "earrings." You don't like?
Of course not. You punctured our daughter!
But did you see both sides? I didn't just do the gay ear.
Look.
I actually... I think we're good.
Let's just wait in here for Gabby, okay?
I can't believe we just did that. Can you believe we just did that?
We had a lot of fun. Let's not geek it up.
Wait. What if I have a taste for it now? I'm always gonna doing stuff like that?
Calm down. You just did one bad thing.
Two.
I skipped my cello lesson today.
That wasn't even where my teacher lives.
You ditched a class?
Well, I didn't have time to practice because of lacrosse and debate team...
Do you even like playing the cello?
I hate it.
So quit.
I've never quit anything.
You've never broke into a school before.
Just did that.
No offense, but
the family's hopes and dreams are kind of pinned on me.
I'm just saying that no one would blame you
if you stopped being so perfect.
It actually would take a lot of pressure off of me.
I did something bad, too...
Something that nobody knows.
- What? - Come here.
I can't say it too loud, okay?
What did you do?
I'm just not sure you understand why I said what I said.
There are qualities about me you wish you could change,
but you can't 'cause I'm all grown up, but it's not too late for Luke.
Honey, there are a hundred things about Luke
that he gets from you that I absolutely love.
It's just this... this one tiny part
that I'm sure if I could just get in there and just...
He's a great kid. He's gonna be fine.
I know.
I think I know.
I feel terrible that we fought in front of him.
Did he say anything on the drive here?
How would I know? He rode with you.
He didn't drive with me. He drove with you.
Just admit it... You want Lily raised by anyone but my family.
It's just so far away from everything she knows.
And then there's the crazy aunts and the frozen cows.
Please, in the last hour, your father publicly shamed Manny,
dropped me from the sky, while his wife drilled holes in our baby's head.
Which is why I think we should revisit Claire and Phil.
Where are my keys?
We left Luke alone in a parking garage!
We don't know the whole story.
Don't we?
- Whose car are we taking? - Mine.
Then I'm driving!
- Thank you so much. Thank you! - Honey, get out of there.
- I'm so sorry. We are so sorry. - You must've been so scared.
What happened?
Well, I knew you'd come back.
Then you didn't. So I had to go find a phone.
That's when I saw a stray dog and I played with him for a while.
Then I thought I saw Mrs. Morgan, my 1st-grade teacher, going into a church.
It wasn't her, but there was a wedding there.
That's where I met the Litvaks.
Thank you! Thank you so much.
Congratul... Tov.
- Can I go get a drink? - Yes, you can.
You can drink whatever you want! There's tons of soda in there.
What an amazing kid!
I can't believe I ever worried about him out in the world.
That's what I do, though, isn't it? I worry.
I worry... I think about a tiny, little thing, and then I obsess on it,
until, suddenly, it's the only thing I can think about.
Please don't let me screw up our son.
You know why else he's gonna be okay?
Because somewhere out there is a worried little girl
who's making lists and labeling bins, and,
he's gonna find her.
I know you're kind of down on Jay being Lily's guardian.
Now, that's not anything you need to worry about, Manny.
I just think you're being too hard on him.
We had a little chat in the car.
I'm sorry I let you down, Jay.
I'm starting to think if I couldn't even get up that wall,
- then why am I... - Knock it off.
We both know you could get up that wall.
Why are you trying to get out of this trip?
I'm not. I'm excited to go...
I have some concerns about the shower situation.
Because?
- I'm pretty much at my target weight. - That's good.
But the thing is, I haven't quite reached my target height.
Got it.
All right, first of all, you don't have to go. I'll write you a note.
We'll plan on doing something fun.
- Really? - You bet.
And you're not mad at me?
If you were a different kid, I'd give you the speech...
"We all have insecurities. You've got to be brave here."
But let's face it... You're already about the bravest kid I know.
- I am? - Come on.
You wear blazers to school. You play the pan flute.
You read poetry to girls.
I couldn't even talk to girls when I was your age.
The shower thing's nothing compared to all that.
So, whatever you decide, I'm behind you.
No, I got that set up just right.
I told you about that before.
Jay said that?
And he wasn't drinking or anything.
- So, what are you gonna do? - I think I'm gonna go.
I mean, if Reuben can go with that extra nipple...
I'm proud of you, Manny.
You're doing the right thing, trust me.
I mean, what were you thinking, Gloria?
Mitch, I said I was sorry.
But I had them since I was 2... huge ones.
- What is she... - Earrings, Phil. Earrings.
I just wanted to tell you how really touched I was
- you'd want me to be Lily's guardian. - You're welcome.
And you're out.
Excuse me. I have a very important announcement to make.
Sorry.
Sorry, so rude. Totally inexcusable.
Mitchell and I have decided
that if, God forbid, anything should happen to us...
You don't have to do this right now.
We would like to Jay and Gloria to be Lily's guardians.
- Cam? - It's the right decision.
That is great news!
Lily, when something horrible happens,
you're going to be all mine!
It really is an "if" situation.
All mine!
I don't mean to ruin this really beautiful moment, but,
were Phil and I even considered for the position?
I mean, we are the parents of three healthy, well-adjusted children who...
We need to go to the police station. Our daughters vandalized the school.
This is not over.
Let's go see your new room, Liliana.
No, that's not her name.
- What are you doing home? - I bailed on yoga.
- Could you go to the mailbox... - No, why can't I just come in?
- You can. I just... What? - Cameron? Look at me.
- I am. - What did you do?
I am home alone for a lot of hours.
Carmen Miranda?
I just wanted a couple before the holes closed up.
All right, just get one with me really quick.
All right. Hey! One for daddy!