>> Billy: Hi.
Sorry,
sorry, I'm late for our drink.
But after picking up Johnny
and Connor from their party,
I had to set my son straight
on something very important.
>> Sally: Oh, wow.
Sounds serious.
>> Billy: Yeah, it was.
Johnny actually believes
that Max Schreck's Nosferatu was
a better vampire than
Bela Lugosi's Dracula.
>> Sally: Wow.
Sounds like a teaching moment.
Did you get him
to see the light?
>> Billy: I did, you know,
but kids these days, Sally,
I'm telling you.
>> Sally: Yeah.
Aren't both those movies,
like, 100 years old?
>> Billy: Well, yeah,
but they're vampires, you know?
They live forever.
>> Sally: Good point.
>> Billy: Speaking of,
I brought you something.
>> Sally: Oh.
>> Billy: Yeah.
But fair warning, it's silly.
>> Sally: Okay, well, I could
use a little bit more silly
in my life these days.
>> Billy: Okay, well,
don't say I didn't warn you.
You ready for it?
>> Sally: Yeah.
>> Billy: Now, you can have
one of these,
but you gotta promise,
do not bite me.
>> Sally: Only if you promise
not to bite me first.
>> Billy: Go ahead.
>> Kyle: Is that too much?
Do you want to stop?
>> Claire: Definitely not.
♪♪
>> Phyllis: Oh.
>> Daniel: Hey.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my goodness.
I got your text and
I rushed right over.
Please tell me that the DA's
office knows that they
arrested the wrong man.
>> Daniel: No.
Not yet, they haven't.
>> Phyllis: You have a change
of tone.
>> Daniel: I'm not just gonna
sit around and trust that
the authorities
are gonna figure out
who murdered Heather.
You know, whoever did this,
they took away Lucy's mom,
and now they're trying to
take away her dad by
framing me, and I'm just,
I'm not gonna let that happen.
>> Phyllis: Okay, okay,
you're ready to fight back.
Let's go.
What do we have to do first?
>> Daniel: I'm not really sure
that this is a we sort of thing.
>> Phyllis: Wha-- what?
Are you really pushing me
aside for Christine?
You can't count on her.
>> Daniel: Christine is
my lawyer
and she is gonna do everything
to prove my innocence.
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
by creating reasonable doubt.
I know, I know.
She told me.
>> Daniel: Oh, she did?
>> Phyllis: Yeah, she told me
because it was I who gave
her that idea by telling her
my theory about Sharon.
I told her I'd help, by the way.
>> Daniel: What'd she say?
>> Phyllis: She said she didn't
want my help.
So, she's gonna waste her time
hunting down other suspects
while you and I--
while you and I uncover
the actual killer.
>> Daniel: I need to spend
my time focused on trying to
figure out who murdered Heather.
I can't be worried
about reining you in.
>> Phyllis: Listen, I'm not
gonna do anything extreme.
And you need my help, Daniel.
>> Daniel: Yeah.
I mean, I guess I do.
I don't really have anybody
on my side right now,
and ever since I got out
on bail, it just seems
like everybody's looking at me
like I could actually
do this, so...
>> Phyllis: That's ridiculous.
Hey,
we're gonna prove them wrong.
>> Daniel: I just don't even
know where to start or how
to start looking
for Heather's killer.
>> Phyllis: Mm.
Well, um,
you don't have to look far
because the guilty party
just walked in.
>> Sally: So, how did things go
with Adam and Chelsea at
Crimson Lights after I left?
>> Billy: Well, I, uh,
I followed your lead
and I took off
pretty quickly after, but
not before things got a little
bit tense between me and Adam.
>> Sally: Oh, jeez.
Define tense.
>> Billy: Victoria jumped in
before it got too bad.
But look, I don't want to
spend another minute of our
time talking about that.
>> Sally: Yeah, no,
you're right.
We talk way too much
about Adam and Chelsea.
>> Billy: And I am so much more
interesting when I'm not
wallowing in self-pity.
>> Sally: Yeah, so am I.
>> Billy: Good, so let's make
a commitment to
keep things light.
>> Sally: All right.
>> Billy: Nothing heartbreaking,
only fun.
>> Sally: Okay.
We can make each other smile.
>> Billy: Maybe even laugh
a little bit, right?
As long as we keep things...
>> Sally: Silly.
>> Billy: Silly.
Sounds like a plan.
>> Sally: Good.
>> Phyllis: Look at that.
Sharon's so guilty,
she can't even look at us.
>> Daniel: Listen, I know
that you want more than anything
for the cops to be able
to arrest someone else,
but there is zero evidence
that Sharon did this or that
she's the one that's
trying to frame me.
>> Phyllis: Yet.
There's no evidence yet.
>> Daniel: Unfortunately,
all the incriminating evidence
was planted in my apartment.
>> Phyllis: And all of that
evidence that Chance found,
how did it get there?
>> Daniel: Obviously someone put
it there to make me look guilty.
>> Phyllis: Yes, and that
someone is standing over there.
I'm gonna give you a little
time to come around.
>> Daniel: Okay.
I think it's very important
for us to set aside all
of our feelings and
we need to approach this with as
much logic as possible.
>> Phyllis: Right.
>> Daniel: Listen, whoever did
this, they might still have
something that could
incriminate them.
>> Phyllis: Or at a minimum,
they're carrying around a lot of
guilt for what they did.
>> Daniel: Yeah,
you might be right about that.
>> Phyllis: So now,
it's time to take off
the gloves and confront
that person with the horrible
thing that they did.
>> Kyle: You sure you're okay
with this?
>> Claire: Positive.
[ Summer sighing ]
>> Summer: Yes.
Kyle?
Claire?
Kyle?
[ buttons popping ]
>> Summer: Kyle?
Claire?
>> Sally: So, what exactly
should we talk about to keep
things silly?
Should we tell jokes?
I'm not really sure I know any.
>> Billy: Okay, uh,
I only know dad jokes.
>> Sally: Well, you know,
beggars can't be choosers,
so go ahead.
>> Billy: Okay, um, okay,
I have one.
>> Sally: Okay.
>> Billy: What do you call a dog
that meditates?
>> Sally: Deepak Chow Chow.
>> Billy: Wow.
>> Sally: Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know. What do you call
a dog that meditates?
>> Billy: Aware wolf.
>> Sally: Oh, my God.
>> Billy: Come on.
That's pretty good.
>> Sally: No, it's good.
It's good. It's definitely
the epitome of silly.
>> Billy: Or you're just
desperate to laugh.
>> Sally: Honestly, probably.
Yeah. Okay.
Give me another one.
>> Billy: Well, as the late,
great Jimmy Durante would say--
>> Sally: Mm. Is that another
vampire from the old black
and white movies?
>> Billy: Uh, no.
Just to be very clear,
Jimmy Durante was--
>> Sally: I know.
He's a comedic actor
from the black and white movies.
I happen to be
an old movie buff.
I just made a really
terrible joke.
>> Billy: But you got jokes.
>> Sally: I got a million
of 'em.
>> Billy: And you have
his famous slogan.
That's really impressive.
My dad, my dad's dad,
they all stole from the late,
great Jimmy Durante.
>> Sally: Is that so? Okay.
Then, give me another one.
>> Billy: I don't remember
another one.
>> Sally: You're seriously
telling me you forgot
the other 999,999 of them?
>> Billy: Apparently so.
>> Sally: Oh, my God.
>> Billy: Yes.
>> Sally: Well, that is
unfortunate. But I did learn
something about you.
>> Billy: Hm. What's that?
That I love old movies and that
I have a terrible memory?
Actually, we don't really know
much about each other, do we?
>> Sally: You sound like you're
about to get serious.
>> Billy: No. Not a chance.
You're not getting anything
serious out of me.
>> Sally: I do like the idea of
getting to know you better.
>> Billy: Well, I'm sure we can
come up with something
that keeps things silly.
Okay, how about this?
Why don't we share one story
about ourselves that has nothing
to do with heartbreak or
anything that is angst-ridden.
>> Sally: That sounds fun.
Who goes first?
>> Billy: Flip a coin.
>> Sally: I got one right here.
>> Billy: I was wondering
where I put that.
>> Sally: Oh, there's a lot more
where this came from.
>> Billy: Well, I guess drinks
are on me.
>> Sally: Thankfully.
>> Billy: I do know one thing
about you.
You were raised in a carnival.
>> Sally: Mm-hmm. Yes.
That I was.
Call it.
>> Billy: Heads.
>> Sally: Ha!
Tails.
>> Billy: Come on!
>> Sally: Yeah, you're up,
funny guy.
All right,
make it silly and good.
[ Billy exhaling ]
>> Phyllis: Hm.
>> Daniel: Uh, I am not
comfortable with this.
What do you plan on saying
to Sharon?
>> Phyllis: Follow my lead,
please.
Hey, Sharon.
>> Sharon: Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: How was
your Halloween?
>> Sharon: It's fine, thank you.
Can I help you with something?
>> Phyllis: No, I'm fine.
Have you seen any ghosts?
>> Sharon: I don't know what
your costume is, Phyllis, but if
you are trick-or-treating,
I think there may be
a few pieces of leftover candy
in one of the containers
on the counter.
>> Phyllis: No, that's okay.
Because my actions haven't
been downright scary lately,
have they?
>> Sharon: I've heard all about
your wild accusations.
I'm really not in the mood
to hear them again.
>> Phyllis: Hm. That's too bad.
I know what you did.
I have proof.
>> Sharon: What the hell are
you talking about?
>> Summer: There you are.
>> Kyle: What's going on?
>> Summer: What's going on
with you?
You seemed to be in a much
better mood when I saw
you earlier.
>> Kyle: It's late, Summer.
Why did you come back?
>> Sally: So, are you going to
tell your story?
>> Billy: Hm.
Okay, well, the trick is finding
something that's silly,
but not so humiliating that you
won't spend another
second with me.
>> Sally: I don't think that's
going to happen.
Because humility is a very rare
and attractive trait in a man.
>> Billy: Oh, well,
in that case, I have a few.
>> Sally: All right, then.
I'm all ears.
>> Billy: You know what?
All the jokes just
suddenly came back to me,
so I'm going to go down
the list of the 999,999,
and I'll just pick 'em off one
by one. How's that?
We'll skip the story part.
>> Sally: No, no, no. Nope.
That sounds like a very
serious attempt at a stall,
and we are not doing
serious tonight.
>> Billy: You're right.
>> Sally: Come on.
Tell me your story.
>> Billy: Okay.
I lost the company yacht
in a poker game.
>> Sally: Billy, that does not
sound silly at all.
>> Billy: Okay, but what if
I told you the name of the yacht
was Ja-boat? Eh?
>> Sally: Okay, okay.
Yeah, it-- it does lighten
things up a little bit.
>> Billy: Yeah, unfortunately,
that's not a dad joke.
That part's true.
>> Sally: Ah, okay, but this
sounds like a gambling story,
and from what I do know about
your history,
that cannot be light.
>> Billy: Yeah.
No, that was pretty tragic
when it happened.
I was in the throes of
my gambling problem,
and I was getting into
a lot of trouble
and I'm not sure
why I thought it was a good idea
to tell this story.
What does that say about me?
>> Sally: Maybe it's because
you've healed from the pain
that it caused you at that time.
>> Billy: Hm.
So, if I can laugh about it,
then that would be true.
>> Sally: Mm-hmm. Yeah.
>> Billy: Okay.
>> Sally: Can you laugh
about it?
>> Billy: I don't know yet.
I'm going to tell you
and we'll find out.
>> Sally: Okay.
>> Billy: Okay.
Here we go.
>> Phyllis: Wouldn't you like
to know what we have on you?
>> Sharon: You have nothing.
>> Phyllis: Hm.
No, I'm not going to tell you.
I'm going to let you be
surprised when the police
come to your door and
slap the handcuffs on you
and take you away to prison
where you can't hurt
anybody ever again.
>> Sharon: You don't have any
proof that I did anything
because I had nothing to do
with Heather's death.
And by the way, I don't believe
that you had anything to do
with it either, Daniel.
>> Phyllis: No, he didn't have
anything to do with it.
He didn't kill Heather.
You did.
I can see it written
all over your face,
and I can't wait until the rest
of the world can see it, too.
I'll see you at the club.
>> Sharon: Daniel,
I know how hard
this must be on you.
[ Daniel chuckling ]
>> Daniel: No,
I don't think you do.
>> Sharon: You're right,
actually, I don't.
But your mother, although her
heart may be in the right place,
she's way off base.
I could never hurt Heather.
You know how the loss of
a loved one hurt me.
I would never wish that
kind of pain on anyone.
What you and Lucy
must be feeling?
>> Daniel: My mother...
she's just trying to protect me.
>> Sharon: Oh, no, I--
I get that.
But I don't think your mother
is doing you any favors,
running around,
making these wild accusations.
If I'm being honest,
Phyllis is sounding crazier now
than she even usually does
and that's pretty high bar.
>> Daniel: Maybe you're right.
>> Sharon: Of course, I am.
>> Daniel: You know, I don't
really know what to believe
anymore, Sharon,
but I'll tell you this.
I didn't kill Heather.
That means that
someone else did.
>> Nick: What was that about?
>> Kyle: You should've called.
>> Summer: I couldn't, actually.
I was halfway home when
I realized that I left
my phone here.
>> Kyle: Well, I'm glad
you found it, but you shouldn't
have called up the stairs
like that. You could've
woken Harrison.
>> Summer: You're right.
I should go check on him.
>> Kyle: I-- I checked on him
him on the way down.
He's fast asleep.
>> Summer: Okay, well, I saw
Claire's purse, realized
she must still be here,
and I got a little worried.
>> Kyle: Worried about what?
>> Summer: That our son
might be sick. I mean,
we let him have twice as much
candy as we originally said.
He's not used to eating
so much sugar, so...
>> Kyle: Okay, it's Halloween.
It's not a big deal to let him
indulge one night of the year.
Anyway, Harrison's fine.
>> Summer: Good.
I'm glad I didn't wake him.
But, I mean, Claire is still
here, right?
Where exactly is she?
>> Kyle: Goodnight, Summer.
>> Summer: Sorry for
interrupting your night.
>> Kyle: Sorry about that.
>> Claire: Maybe I should go,
too.
>> Sally: Okay, so you have
three of a kind.
>> Billy: And I'm looking
to see what's laid down there,
and I'm thinking Sinead can't
possibly have anything as good
as I have, so I'm trying
to play it cool.
You know, I don't want
to over bet and scare her off.
>> Sally: Mm-hmm, right.
Okay, so the turn.
>> Billy: The fourth card,
nine of diamonds.
>> Sally: No.
>> Billy: You see where
I'm going.
>> Sally: Oh, I do. I do,
but I don't want to ruin it.
>> Billy: It gets better before
it gets worse.
>> Sally: Oh, gosh. Okay,
all right, so the last card
is the river.
>> Billy: Right, which is
perfectly ironic, right?
I'm about to bet the family
yacht on the river, not knowing
that this last card
is about to sink me.
>> Sally: Is that another
dad joke?
>> Billy: Every bad pun is
a dad joke. Let's just
call it as it is.
>> Sally: All right, three down.
So, you've got 999,997 to go.
>> Billy: Okay, so--
>> Sally: Oh, it's the Jack of
diamonds.
>> Billy: How did you do that?
That's not a carny trick.
You actually know what you're
talking about.
>> Sally: I have some stories of
my own, but we're not going to
tell those tonight, so go ahead.
Go ahead.
Continue yours.
>> Billy: Okay, so I've got
four of a kind sitting here.
And to my surprise, Sinead goes
even further and bets the house.
And when I say bet the house,
I mean bets the house.
She bets her house in Catalina.
>> Sally: So, you see her
by putting up your "Jaboat."
>> Billy: 100%.
Before I even flip my cards
over, I'm driving that boat
all the way over to Catalina,
looking at my brand-new house.
I flip my cards over.
Ready to grab the keys.
She flips hers.
Eight of diamonds.
>> Sally: Oh, my gosh.
A straight flush.
>> Billy: The only hand that
would beat my four of a kind.
>> Sally: But you had
four jacks. Four jacks!
>> Billy: You should have seen
how the fifth jack, my brother
Jack, he was not happy
when I lost the family yacht.
>> Sally: Oh,
that's a great story.
>> Billy: Mm-hmm.
Not exactly silly, but...
>> Sally: I mean, someone losing
with four of a kind
to a straight flush in
a game of Texas Hold'em is
about as silly as it gets.
>> Billy: Guess it's good that
I'm not crying about it. Right?
>> Sally: No, you're not.
You told it with a smile on
your face. And you even threw
in some dad jokes to, you know,
for extra credit.
>> Billy: There you go.
Found a way to laugh about it.
Although, now that I tell that
story, it still hurts.
>> Sally: Yeah, I bet it does.
>> Billy: Okay, your turn.
You better share a story.
Make me laugh, girl.
>> Sally: Okay.
>> Daniel: Hey.
>> Phyllis: Hey.
So, do you see
what I was saying about Sharon?
I mean, I don't know what
she said to you after I left,
but I can only imagine that she
was trying to paint herself out
to be the victim.
>> Daniel: Well, you're not
too far off on that.
>> Phyllis: Who does that?
Seriously.
Who kills someone, then tries
to frame an innocent person,
and then gets all offended
and plays a victim when we're
throwing the ugly truth
in her face? Who does that?
>> Daniel: I'm a little less
concerned with what Sharon said.
I want to talk about
what you said.
>> Phyllis: What do you think
I came on too strong? Because,
honestly, I was holding back.
>> Daniel: Yeah, no, no,
I got that.
Yeah.
Um, you know, you said to Sharon
that you had proof of her guilt.
That's not true.
>> Phyllis: No, that's not true.
That's not true.
But she doesn't know that.
She doesn't know,
and she is crazy.
And let me tell you something,
Daniel. You put enough pressure
on a nut, it's bound to crack.
>> Nick: What I heard sounded
less than friendly.
>> Sharon: Oh, that was just
Phyllis being Phyllis.
>> Nick: Did she confront you
about Heather's murder?
>> Sharon: Yes.
But I understand why.
>> Nick: You do?
>> Sharon: Phyllis is desperate.
She'd do anything to convince
everyone, including herself,
that Daniel is not capable of
this horrible crime.
I get it.
But if she's going to run around
town telling everyone that
she has proof that I did...
>> Nick: Proof?
Did Phyllis say what proof
she had?
>> Sharon: Nick, are you telling
me that you believe her now?
That you think I actually
killed Heather?
>> Kyle: Summer forgot
her phone.
She came back to get it
and saw your purse,
where you left it in the chair.
>> Claire: Sorry about that.
>> Kyle: Oh, you have no reason
to apologize.
I just made Summer think that
maybe since you were still here,
something was going on
with Harrison.
>> Claire: I guess
that makes sense.
You told her that
everything was fine, right?
>> Kyle: I did.
Claire, please don't go.
>> Claire: I don't want to,
but I should.
What we did, it was nice.
>> Kyle: It was.
>> Sally: So, I already told
this story to your brother Jack
about the epic food fight
with Steffy Forrester.
You sure you haven't heard it?
>> Billy: Never.
>> Sally: Okay.
All right, so I guess the best
way to describe it is
it was a brawl.
>> Billy: Brawl?
How did that start?
>> Sally: Well, I might have
poured some water on Steffy and
then escalated it to desserts
like cakes and tarts and...
>> Billy: I meant to ask why.
>> Sally: Oh, okay.
Uh, so, my great aunt
and her grandmother had
this long-standing feud.
Not really quite like
the Newman-Abbott level, but...
>> Billy: Never is.
>> Sally: It's close, though.
>> Billy: And so you wanted to
keep the family tradition going?
>> Sally: Damn straight I did,
yeah.
And I might have wanted
to impress a guy.
>> Billy: Hm, because nothing
impresses a guy more than
whipping cream in the hair.
>> Sally: Yeah, or try all over.
Yeah, it was everywhere.
Oh, but the biggest reason was
because I wanted to boost
my social media presence
for Spectra Fashions.
And it worked.
Oh, no, Sally Spectra tart was
trending for weeks.
>> Billy: Okay, we're gonna look
that up right about now.
>> Sally: No! Oh, no.
>> Billy: Sally Spectra tart?
>> Sally: Tart. Yes.
>> Billy: Oh, my gosh,
there it is.
>> Sally: There it is.
>> Billy: It's still there.
>> Sally: Yeah, I'm sure it is.
>> Billy: Is that tiramisu?
>> Sally: Yeah, it is.
Yeah.
>> Billy: Did you ever recover
from this?
>> Sally: I mean,
I'm a tough cookie.
Hey, dad joke?
>> Billy: Pretty good joke.
I think you have to be a dad
in order to classify as
a dad joke.
But in consolation, I think
your story is better than mine.
>> Sally: I don't know.
>> Billy: More solidly silly.
>> Sally: I don't know, though,
because you made me laugh
and I made you laugh,
so let's just call it a draw.
>> Billy: Okay, I can deal
with that. Plus, when I win,
I tend to gloat, so it's
probably a good thing.
>> Sally: Geez.
Well, be careful,
because you might end up with
these-- The whole bowl of bar
snacks dumped over your head.
>> Billy: No, thank you.
I'm on the internet enough
these days.
The last thing I need is a video
of me picking peanuts
out of my hair.
>> Sally: Hey, but that would
definitely be silly.
>> Nick: Of course, Sharon.
I do not think you did it.
>> Sharon: Oh.
You know, for a moment there,
you were looking at me
like I was guilty.
>> Nick: I swear to you,
that's not what I was thinking.
Like you, I am sympathetic
to what Phyllis is going
through, but what she's doing
to you is not fair,
and I told her so.
>> Sharon: Well, thank you
for having my back, but I don't
think that anything you or
anyone else says to her
will get her to let up.
Phyllis is terrified for Daniel,
and she despises me.
>> Nick: Still, you shouldn't be
afraid to run into her in town
and have her accuse you
of committing a crime that
you didn't commit.
>> Sharon: I just don't want
these crazy accusations getting
back to Faith or to Mariah.
They worry about me enough
as it is.
>> Nick: I agree.
It's got to stop.
>> Sharon: I have an idea how
I can get Phyllis to back off.
>> Nick: Okay.
Before you do anything,
can you just give me a chance
to talk to her?
I think I can talk some sense
into her.
>> Sharon: And how many years
have you been trying to do
just that?
>> Nick: It's just with your
history with Phyllis, I think
it's best if you
don't engage her.
>> Sharon: Phyllis is on
a mission.
And I can't let you fight
all of my battles for me.
I have to do something.
>> Nick: I guess I would just
feel a lot better if I knew
what you had planned.
>> Sharon: Well, I may just need
to get a restraining order.
Phyllis has made it perfectly
clear that she's totally out
of control and that I need
to protect myself from her.
>> Phyllis: You know what?
From this moment on,
I'm going to follow
Sharon around.
I'm going to be
right in her face.
I'm going to be relentless.
>> Daniel: Whenever are you not?
>> Phyllis: Was it not obvious
to you what she was doing?
>> Daniel: I saw a person who
seemed very uncomfortable.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh.
Nobody thinks Sharon is guilty.
This is amazing.
I'm just going to have
to take it upon myself to get
her to admit what she did.
>> Daniel: Okay, how exactly
do you plan on doing that?
>> Phyllis: I'm going
to bombard her.
I'm never going to let her out
of my sight.
I'm going to make sure
she exposes herself.
I'm going to make sure that
she's so afraid of getting
caught that she'll have
to admit the truth.
>> Daniel: I'm not sure that
this is the way to go. I mean,
I'm already dealing with enough.
I got enough on my plate
trying to keep myself out of
jail and this sounds an awful
lot like a situation where
you're going to wind up being
the one behind bars.
>> Phyllis: No, she's going to
be fitted for
the orange jumpsuit.
I'm going to make sure of it.
>> Daniel: Yes, I know.
By somehow getting her
to confess to murdering Heather.
>> Phyllis: Sharon just messed
with my family.
I'm going to set a trap
for her and make her pay.
>> Claire: I will see you
in the morning when I come
to take Harrison into school.
>> Kyle: And I will be sure not
to leave for work until
you get here.
>> Claire: I really do
want this, Kyle.
Summer's interruption, it--
it threw me.
It made me feel like right now
isn't the right moment.
>> Kyle: Look, you take as much
time as you need.
I will be right here
when you're ready.
>> Sally: Well, this is
the second time you've walked
me to my door.
I remember you made me laugh
that night too.
>> Billy: You think we'll ever
be able to tell any silly
stories about Adam and Chelsea?
>> Sally: Hopefully at some
point. Tonight was a good start.
>> Billy: Do I have to worry
about you biting me now?
Is that what that is?
>> Sally: Maybe you do.
I mean, you do have a nice neck.
>> Billy: I'm sorry,
what did you say?
Do you want to try that again?
>> Sally: I said, I said maybe
you do because you do have
a nice neck.
>> Billy: What do you say,
should I come in for a nightcap?
>> Sally: I...
would love that,
but not yet.
I do like being with you, Billy.
>> Billy: That makes
two of a kind.
>> Both: 999,996.
>> Billy: We'll get there.
>> Sally: All right.
Well, good night.
>> Billy: Okay, good night.
Oh, one more second.
>> Sally: Ah.
>> Billy: I'm gonna
keep that.
>> Sally: You, you.
Good night.
>> Billy: Good night.
[ phone pinging ]
>> Nick: Okay,
is there any chance
I can convince you to just
back off of getting
this restraining order?
It's bad enough that Daniel has
got to go in front of the judge
and plead to murder charges.
>> Sharon: I really don't see
that Phyllis is giving me
any choice.
>> Nick: I know,
but here you go.
I just think it's going
to antagonize her even further.
>> Sharon: Phyllis is always
antagonistic, especially
towards me.
If she can't listen to reason
and keep a safe distance,
maybe she will heed
a court order.
>> Nick: But you said
it yourself, right?
You know why Phyllis is doing
this. It's just to protect
her son.
>> Sharon: And I'm doing this
to protect me.
I don't have to remind you
how fragile I've been.
I'm finally starting to find
my balance.
The last thing I want to do is
allow Phyllis to undermine that.
>> Nick: I understand where
you're coming from.
But I'm telling you,
if you get this restraining
order preventing Phyllis
from going around and telling
everyone you're guilty,
it's actually going to make you
look guilty yourself.
>> Sharon: But I'm not.
>> Nick: I know you're not.
You're innocent.
So why lend credence to any of
Phyllis' accusations?
Just please give me some time
to talk to her.
See if I can calm her down
and convince her that she's not
doing herself or Daniel
any good here.
>> Sharon: And what if you can't
get through to her?
>> Nick: If that happens, then
we will take the next step,
because I got to make sure
you're protected, too.
>> Sharon: Okay.
>> Nick: Thank you.
>> Sharon: You're always there
for me, Nick, no matter what.
>> Nick: There isn't anything
that anyone's gonna say or do
that will change that.
>> Phyllis: Hey.
>> Summer: Hey, sorry I'm late.
I had to go back to Kyle's
to get my phone.
Um, what did I miss here?
>> Daniel: Oh, just Mom
revealing her brilliant plan
to push Sharon to admitting
that she murdered Heather.
>> Summer: Okay, tell me more
about this plan.
>> Daniel: It's a little short
on the details.
>> Phyllis: Okay, broad strokes.
I'm gonna gaslight Sharon
into making her think that
I have proof that shows
she's the guilty party.
>> Summer: And you're both
certain that Sharon did this?
>> Daniel: Not at all.
>> Phyllis: Absolutely.
>> Daniel: Look, we all know
that Sharon's been a little
fragile lately, dealing with
her renewed grief
over Cassie's death.
>> Phyllis: Oh, yeah, and she's
dealing with that grief by, oh,
what, killing Heather
and framing an innocent man.
There's a motive.
>> Daniel: Okay, you have
your theory.
I know for a fact that I hurt
Sharon and her family.
I don't want to be the one
that pushes her over the edge
if she's innocent.
>> Phyllis: Okay,
that's a moot point.
Really, it is. Can you back me
up on this, please?
>> Summer: I mean, I want to
protect Daniel, too, obviously,
but I don't know, this seems
like a bit much, Mom.
>> Daniel: Yeah. I understand
that you think that what you're
doing is best.
>> Phyllis: No, what I'm doing,
it's right. You're innocent.
She's guilty, okay?
I mean, I was pretty certain
before, but when I just talked
to her and I looked into those
vague googly eyes, I knew
I was 100% certain that
she is the one who did this.
>> Summer: Okay, wait, so you've
already confronted Sharon.
>> Daniel: Yeah. Mom did,
but didn't accomplish anything.
>> Phyllis: It did, too.
I laid the groundwork.
I'm throwing her off,
and I'm not going to stop
until she admits guilt.
>> Daniel: Listen, I don't want
you to think for a minute that
I don't appreciate your
commitment to getting justice
for Heather.
Now, whether Sharon's innocent
or not, that is going to happen.
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