Delonzo? Harris?
No.
Ah, Knight. Here you are.
Oh, man, this is full on.
What are we looking at, a fine?
Ah, you wish, I'm afraid you'll almost
definitely have to do time here, Mrs. Knight.
This is pretty hairy stuff.
Time? What, jail time?
I want to see the real lawyer. Where's Herp?
Oh, he retired down to the, uh, down the South Coast.
Oh. South Coast?
Yeah, it's lovely.
Do you even have a law degree?
Young man, I have tailored slacks older than you
that still fit me, and I bet they give
better legal advice than this.
-Uh-huh. -Uh-huh.
I wanna tell you something
and I'm not sure how you're gonna take it.
Well, we're both naked, so you have a head start.
I was gonna say--
No, let me guess.
You decorated the room by yourself?
I mean, it's fine, if that's who you are.
Um, unh-unh. No.
Ah, this thing that we're doing...
I like it.
Oh. As do I.
But professionally, it's tricky.
My work directly affects your work
and we need to keep them separate.
So you wanna stop this thing?
No.
We're continuing this thing?
We are.
I'm confused.
I just think we should keep it private for now,
especially when we're in public, put them in separate boxes.
Compartmentalize.
-Exactly. -Hmm.
For instance, in the meeting today,
when you tell us you're allocating funds,
so we can re-open the clinic properly?
Excellent example.
You don't want to elaborate?
No.
But I wouldn't worry.
I like that little clinic of yours.
Ha!
It's not that little.
Nice to have your support. See you later, Bill. Bye.
Did you know that Herp had retired to the South Coast?
Who's Herp?
You've been with her, haven't you?
No.
And now you're lying to your mother.
I'm about to be sent down to Sing-Sing and here you are,
gallivanting around with the accuser.
Okay, okay, look, we're not actually going public.
I hope you don't expect me to be grateful for that.
Another late night, Dr. Cartwright?
Betty used to have something for me,
a tomato drink with spicy things.
I could make tea?
Ooh! Oh, my God! Sorry. Sorry!
Oh, I thought they'd be a treat,
but, oh, now look at them.
I'm Melody, your new receptionist.
Oh, the Centrelink job placement?
That's a big reductive.
Well, you can thank me later,
but everything is going to be okay.
What's happening here?
I have diplomas in homeopathy and kinesiology,
and I'm a qualified therapist.
Melody's helping out in reception on trial.
Okay. Welcome.
Anyhow, I have a good news.
We're gonna be a proper hospital again?
That is the aim, Ken.
What I can guarantee is Sharna is not gonna shut us down.
Pillow talk was it?
-No. -Oh, God, it was.
Wasn't. I met her at the cafe this morning, if you must know.
I need fluids.
Anyhow, our meeting with her is definitely
a chocolate biscuit day.
Oh, biscuits are an unhealthy option.
I have apples.
Yes, you do.
They're windfall. Nature's gift.
She's picked them up off the side of the road.
Perhaps let's go with the chocolate biscuits?
It's-it's just that...
Betty used to buy them herself,
and right now biscuits are not in the budget.
Score.
You reckon the kids like day care?
Mm. Too much.
Jimmy doesn't even turn around when I drop him off anymore.
Oh, having a career woman for a mum
can only be a good thing.
Do you guys mind if I have a shower?
Look at the time, I'd better get going.
-Already? -Yeah.
Sharna, she gets there so early.
She expects the same dedication from her staff.
Okay, well, I'm going into town. I can take the kids.
Great.
Oh, wait. Did you two talk?
Yes, right, no.
Uh, so Tom and I were talking about getting some French doors
instead of windows in the kitchen.
It's gonna be more expensive, but it's way better.
-Right. -Yeah, you can put in a deck.
Yeah. Great, good. Do it. Bye.
Kassie used to love running out here.
Yeah. I can see why. It's beautiful.
-You okay? -Yeah.
Wanna walk for a bit?
No, running's good.
I'm working so hard to stay upright,
I can't think about anything else. It helps.
Oh. Okay.
-Hey. -Hey.
How'd it go?
Think running might be my new thing.
You're a swimmer, not a runner.
Well, people can change.
Bodies don't.
You should stretch, or you won't be able to stand tomorrow.
Wes made sure we stretched.
Hey, um, was thinking, maybe we could do
something special tonight?
Yeah, sure. How come?
Because of the date.
Our wedding anniversary?
Doesn't getting divorced cancel that?
Well, it still happened and it was a pretty good day.
Yeah, but we barely even celebrated it
when we were married.
But that's lovely. We should do it.
I was gonna have that for lunch.
Well, it's for Wes and the kids.
Do you know what, can you finish up?
I've gotta have a shower.
That food's for the grieving!
Meryl Knight.
Oh.
What a sight for weary old eyes.
Oh, Michael!
You look...magnificent.
Oh.
What are you doing here?
Numquam dedite. Never surrender.
A colleague of mine in chambers happens to have
the Whyhope Council brief.
He knew I had a connection, gave me the head's up.
How nice of him.
Hmm, fraud's such an ugly word, especially after everything
you've done for this town.
And I'm completely innocent.
Well, of course you are.
That's the reason I've taken the liberty of going ahead
and arranging for an adjournment for representation.
What, you'd represent me, Michael? You're a QC.
Hmm.
Also, a somewhat tired, jaded, and burnt out old mallee root
of a man, but I'm pro bono.
You're the best news that's driven through
that gate in years.
Let's just wait until I've got you off first,
and in the meantime, I could murder a coffee,
if that's possible?
We do have coffee in the country.
I'll bring the car up.
[Sharna] Thank you for the excellent spreadsheets, Ken.
Very comprehensive analysis.
Information is power and you certainly have all of that.
A healthy snack?
Oh.
I know you're all busy, so I'll get to the point.
I would love to see this clinic
go back to being a proper hospital.
Well, we'd need more staff, more funding, more equipment.
I agree and I intend to make that recommendation.
Hayley, would you mind?
There are just some KPIs you need to meet first.
Tick a few boxes, cross the old T's, more clients,
more turnover, that sort of thing.
End of the month for the first report?
Mm. These are just delicious.
I know, right? They're windfall.
Basically free.
I love the country.
Okay, then, our work here is done.
Thank you for the app...le.
We'll see ourselves out?
What the hell, work experience?
I did a workplace management course at TAFE.
These KPIs are unreasonable.
What?
Check the boxes, tick the T's, do the KPEs.
Do you even know what a KPI is?
Do you know what a cardioplegic arrest is?
Hugh, blood to brain, okay?
We can't meet these KPIs in a month.
What?
Sharna?
I'll deal with this.
Ah, you said the clinic was safe?
Meet the KPIs and you are safe.
Well, not if you set the bar too high.
Isn't there something you can do to help us out a bit?
Times have changed.
Helping out is the kind of thing that got your mum
in such deep trouble.
Well, how deep, exactly?
I can't discuss that with you.
There seems to be a lot more we can't discuss
than things we can.
Seems pretty simple to me, Dr. Knight.
Question is, can you keep up?
I bought it for Katya, but her divorce lawyer decided
she preferred the Tesla.
What happened to Lauren?
Oh, Lauren. She was sweet.
Ah, Katya happened to Lauren.
And now?
Blissfully single.
Oh, how terrible for all those divorce lawyers.
Ha, ha, ha, very funny.
Hey, how about we go out for dinner tonight?
Ah, bail restrictions, curfew.
-You serious? -Hmm.
Oh. You just leave that to me.
-Oh, I'm glad you're here. -Hmm.
-Oh, Matt. -Hi.
You haven't met my second son.
Ah, Michael and I have known one another for a hundred years.
He's come to help me with my case.
Oh, you're Hugh's Michael, the bawdy barrister?
-Guilty as charged. -Hi.
Indeed, your brother and I have quite the friendship.
I've got you to thank for that.
You can have him.
Ah, mum, could I have a word?
Yep, um, I'll just, ah...
Do you still have, um, Nana Hannah's ring?
Yes.
Um, I wanna ask Charlie to marry me.
Again? Use the old one.
I was gonna give that one to Eliza for her 21st.
But it's different this time. I want it to be special.
Plus, it would be nice if you could put me before Eliza
or anyone else in this family, for that matter.
Oh, don't be ridiculous. Good on you, darling.
-Ask and you shall receive. -Thank you.
Oh, and it's a secret. I haven't asked her yet.
♪ I got you close baby ♪
♪ Keep you warm ♪
♪ It's the calm before the storm ♪
This is a total mess.
That's, that's Meryl's council diary.
Yeah, we need to know who she met with and when
and how these meetings fit in with
subsequent council decisions.
Oh.
I-is there a loyalty issue here?
No, not at all.
Okay.
Ajax, I'm at work.
Hales, got the price on the French doors.
It's a lot more expensive than we thought.
Okay, great. Yes, that sounds satisfactory.
No, I said we can't afford them.
Oh, well. Tried your best. Okay, thanks, bye.
♪ Can't hold me back ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm bound for glory ♪
♪ Oh we're bound for glory! ♪
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Rod, I would like you to meet Michael Rasmussen, QC.
This is ex-councillor, Rod Eagle.
I've already made my statement.
Oh, no dispute about that, mate.
I was just wondering if we could
have a little chat about my client's case?
I plead the fifth.
This is Australia, so we don't have the fifth amendment.
You're backing the wrong horse, mate.
Meryl's got more secret chambers than "Harry Potter."
Has she shown you where she's buried her treasure yet?
If only.
So you didn't work with Mrs. Knight
to secure certain favours from council
for your own personal gain?
-I'm calling the cops. -No, that's okay.
We have all we need.
If that's their star witness, their case is gonna
crumble like Coonawarra clay.
You know all that talk about the garden and buried treasure?
Hmm.
There may be a little war chest.
Ah-ah! I will say this though.
If you did know of any treasure that might pertain to aspects
of this case, now might be a good time to bury it at sea,
if you know what I mean?
Make it disappear?
-Walk it right off the plank. -Hmm.
You know, I'd forgotten
just how bucolic this place is.
You could have visited more often.
I don't think Jim would've gone for that, do you?
Hmm.
Sorry, I didn't make it to the funeral.
So how are you doing, hmm?
Oh, it was tumultuous after Jim died,
then it plain went to shit.
Yeah.
Let's focus on building client numbers.
We know this town. We can do this.
So, the first rule of brainstorming is that
there are no bad ideas.
It's like improv, yes, and we accept every idea
and build on it.
What about massage or reiki?
That's not a real thing.
Yes, massage can be helpful and what about something to help
people get rid of those winter kilos?
Cosmetic surgery? Interesting.
You know, I was reading an article recently
about the advancements in bariatric procedures.
[Penny] You can't fix the KPIs but you wanna build
a specialist surgical unit?
It's classic.
What about a walking group?
Wouldn't they just be walking outside the clinic?
Does anyone else have an idea of how we can build
our client base?
Oh, sorry.
I thought Ajax would be here with the kids.
I'll just, um.
Hayley, wait. Wait a second.
We should, uh, talk.
I mean, we kissed.
I kissed you. You, uh, you kissed me back.
Yeah, I really shouldn't have because I'm married.
And I'm a Christian.
Ah.
Okay.
I think you're amazing. You should know that.
That's a really nice thing to say.
Can we be friends?
Sure. Friends.
-Okay. Yeah. -Yeah?
Mummy!
Hey.
How lucky am I?
Gorgeous wife, incredible friend,
and with some beautiful new French doors on order.
What? I thought you said they were too expensive?
No. I juggled some things.
I found a pretty sweet little stash.
Like I said, your husband is very lucky.
Well, well, well.
What does it take to finally get you to visit?
Your mum being up on fraud charges, for a start.
Which won't stick, by the way.
Hey, buddy.
The Michael that I know wouldn't be caught dead
practicing west of Macquarie Street,
let alone our little backwater small town.
Well, it's something of a special case, don't you think?
Of course.
Well, it is probably 5 o'clock somewhere.
Is there a suitable establishment?
With rustic charm to burn.
Then my chariot awaits.
Yes!
What's stopping us then.
A small hungry person and I've called family meeting?
So it turns out that I have some extra money
that I had completely forgotten about.
Because you can't remember
where you buried it?
-Oh, I'm right. -No.
An old pirate always remembers where she buries her treasure.
No, just stop, stop, stop, both of you.
I would never have buried it. That would be ridiculous.
The point is, this money is now available, and it's $13,000.
I can't, Meryl.
God wouldn't like it, and, um, well, my new job.
God may have forgiven you for that treachery,
Hayley, but I haven't.
We don't need it anyway.
I've got this family's finances sorted.
We'll take it?
-Nothing against you, Meryl. -Sorry, mum.
Alright, my hearty, toss that bounty this way.
What about your girlfriend?
I don't have a girlfriend.
But perhaps you should keep it.
So no-one wants the money? It's $13,000.
Just so you know, that will be the last treasure
you see from me.
I'll admit, I was a bit sceptical,
but this is lovely, Matt.
-Glad that you think so. -Hmm.
Wes, hey.
Oh. Yep. Yeah.
Yeah, okay, I'll, I'll be right over.
Wes, sorry. It's a family emergency.
What, you're gonna go and see Wes now?
-He's a grie-- -Grieving man, yes.
-Yeah, I know. I know. -Here.
I love you. Mwah.
Bye?
-Hey. -Hey.
Woo, hello!
Kassie used to sing him songs before bed,
now he won't sleep without one.
Dad can't sing. Larry won't even try.
Oh. I can't either, dude.
Is this the emergency?
Yeah.
Okay, Sam Wise. How about a story?
He hates all his books. I've tried.
[Charlie] Yeah, but he hasn't heard my story
about intergalactic dragons.
Like dinosaurs?
Exactly, but in space.
Okay, let's get you into bed,
'cause it's a pretty big adventure.
Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Thank you.
Yes, it's not quite the International Bar.
Remember that view?
I do remember the martinis.
Did I hear martinis?
My kitchen's a mess, I have to eat somewhere.
Ah, Penny Cartwright, colleague.
Michael Rasmussen, old friend, mental.
Hi. Ah, can we even get martinis around here?
They have gin and hands.
-Uh-huh. -Hey.
Hey. What happened to the, um, anniversary?
Ah, not a priority, apparently.
Some emergency with Wes.
Oh.
-Hi, Matt. -Hi.
Um, so while we're waiting for the cocktails, um,
little tour of the bathrooms?
Ah, I'll stick to beer, thanks.
I'll show you where they are.
-Sorry, what? -Shocked?
Are you kidding? I'm thrilled.
You know we were meant to be driving
around Australia this year?
You should do it.
Can you imagine Larry and Sam in a car together?
World War III.
It might make them closer.
Kassie always knew how to stop them fighting.
You're their dad, you still count.
Yeah, I guess.
Oh, I'm really sorry, Wes, I've gotta go.
Yeah, thanks, ah.
It's okay.
Maybe you could stay?
Oh, God, no. Really, that's not what I meant.
I'm so sorry, ah, I'm just-I'm just really
struggling tonight and I could just use not being alone.
Okay, so let me get this right.
So she took a call in the middle of your anniversary picnic?
-Hmm. Right? -That is so uncool.
So right. See, see, love sucks.
We're all better off without it.
I don't even care about you and Sharna.
Stop pretending, I know it's on.
Okay, it's on, but it's not great.
It's kinda bad. She hates mum.
I really like your mum, but she is bad.
-That's where you get it from. -Oh, Meryl's not that bad.
Oh, you don't know my mum.
Well, I used to, very well.
-Oh, really? How well? -Hmm.
It was a long time ago but, ah, see, we--
I have my son, Floyd. He's at boarding school.
And my health and my work. That's enough love for me.
-I am bad. -I told you.
But I'm thinking of changing.
Don't! Don't! I wish I was badder.
What did I get from being good all those years?
If you can get away with it, being bad is a lot more fun,
let's face it.
Huh! Is that the advice you're giving mum?
Look, Matt, I'm the one thing standing between your mum
and a pretty long custodial sentence.
-How long? -But don't worry about it.
-I'm fixing it. -Are you really?
Yeah, I'll smash it, it's what I do.
What? Closing? It's 09:30. That sucks.
We're taking this party back to mine.
Oh, I'm done.
-I have other plans. -Take me to Penny's house!
Come on, Michael.
Hmm.
Okay, you smell like a vat of gin.
Well, we had to show them how to make a martini.
Mm-hmm.
Just Michael and I used to, back in the day,
this little bar in Sydney.
International Bar. Not here, in Sydney.
Hugh, are you high?
Well, when Michael's in town one is obliged to, you know?
But don't worry, he's, um, he is very generous.
Okay, you can't be here.
No, of course, on the down low.
Not tonight, not high.
Ah, you're not letting me in?
Definitely not.
How will I get home? Matt just left.
I don't care, but you need to leave now.
Charlie?
Hey, things are worse here
than I thought, so I'm gonna stay.
I love you. See you in the morning.
Charlie, could you hold me, please?
Like that?
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
I know.
You could always get married again?
I can't get married a third time.
Ah, true.
Three is a very, very unlucky number,
especially when she's Russian.
What you could do though is unpack.
I mean, look at it, you can't live like this,
with love, without love.
What did you do?
I hired an interior decorator.
-Oh, that's a genius idea! -Yes.
Now I feel like I'm living in a magazine,
but I got rid of all the boxes.
-I'm gonna unpack now. -Mm.
Michael, help me.
Uh...
I'd love to, but...but, ah.
Oh, shit.
Michael? Michael?
Michael? Shit! Is it your heart?
Yes.
Hugh? Hugh, I need your help!
He was diaphoretic, complaining of chest pains, palpitations.
Pulse rapid, irregular.
Let's get him on an IV drip, see if he reverts.
He should go to Stanwell.
Let's just see what we have here first.
Now, what have you done to yourself, old mate?
No, no, no, I'm fine. Ah! It's just a, you know?
Here we go.
What are you doing?
Hugh, we've been up all night.
Well, a shot of B12, strong coffee, let's go.
What? No, I can't.
I'm not like you.
Penny, you're either with me or you're not.
Alright, just open up for a second for me,
just show me your eyes.
There we go. Good. Okay.
Rapid atrial fibrillation. Let's give 20 mmol magnesium IV.
Michael, you're in the clinic now, mate.
Okay.
He's not reverting. BP is dropping.
Let's prepare to cardiovert him.
Michael, we're gonna give you some of the good stuff now,
otherwise this might hurt a bit.
Oh, the good stuff.
Okay, 150 joules and charging.
-And clear. -Clear.
No, still in AF.
Let's go again. And charging.
-Clear. -Clear.
Okay, great, we have sinus rhythm.
Very good, sir. You keep that up.
Okay, just monitor him for me.
Ah, what the hell were you thinking?
-He's an old man. -He didn't act like it!
Anyway, you were there.
Wha... Perhaps a bump for old time's sake.
No-one said anything about a mid-week all-nighter.
Don't! Don't. I know.
Look, I-I have no idea what you're trying to prove...
But if this is the new you, you really need to come up
with a new strategy, because I need someone I can rely on.
I don't actually know what it is I'm doing.
I don't know who I am anymore.
Ah, just go home.
Go home.
Charlie's here!
Hey.
You've gotta be kidding me?
Larry, this isn't what you think.
She was your friend and she's hardly even dead
before you try and move in with my dad!
-Larissa! -Not even talking to you!
Hey, we just fell asleep.
What are you even doing in here? This is her bed!
Why don't you get your own family?
Are you moving in here now?
Oh...
Can't just stay out like this, Charlie.
Need to be there for Wes and the kids,
I will be supportive of that,
but we need to have some ground rules.
I slept over there last night, in Wes' bed.
Kill him.
No, it wasn't like that. We just, we spooned.
-Oh, does that make it better? -No.
No, it was-it was terrible. I didn't even want to.
I just... He just looked so sad.
Bet he did.
It's not him, Matt. It's me.
Everything's all mixed up, and sad, and confusing,
and I'm giving it all to Wes, and all I wanna do is
be with you and be happy, but it makes me feel so guilty.
Look at me.
Look, look, look, you are the best person that I know,
but you cannot save this one.
I just really miss her.
I know. I know.
Come here. Come here.
Betty keeps these here.
Well, it's more ergonomic to have them there.
Wherever you want them, Ken.
Okay, Penny's not coming in,
so we need to move her appointments.
So this holistic thing?
You can do it evenings, weekends and whenever we're closed,
but no overtime, and I even get a whiff of incense,
I'll throw the lot of them out.
Does this mean I'm in charge of the holistic program?
Definitely not!
Can I at least start getting paid?
Oh, my God! Yes! I have a job.
Can I please re-arrange the kitchenette now?
Is that amount even legal? Actually, don't answer that.
Whatever it takes, Ken. We need our hospital back.
What do you think you're doing?
Your mother's curfew is still in place and I haven't got
a new date for the court hearing yet.
You almost had a cardiac arrest.
Almost being the operative word.
Right, so you're a cardiologist now, are you?
Look, my heart got a bit out of whack, it happens.
You guys give me the old electric shock
and I'm good to go.
Sorry, this has happened before?
I'm practically on a first name basis
with the Emergency Department at St Vincent's.
Okay, well, as of now, that stops.
I'm going to organize for you to see a cardiologist in Sydney
that I trust, as well as a drug and alcohol specialist.
That's just ridiculous.
Michael, you can't party like you used to.
The days of having a big Tuesday night bender
are over, I'm afraid.
I'm fine. Look at me.
As far as I see it, you have three choices.
You change your lifestyle, risk having a fatal episode,
or worse, survive one, and end up
with a hypoxic brain injury
disabled in some dingy home somewhere.
Such a dark vision.
I've seen it happen before.
I don't want that happening to you.
Hugh, you are like a son to me.
Well, then you start acting like the grownup
and stop the partying.
Alright. I'll do whatever you say.
But you are not to tell your mother about this.
-Not a word. -Okay, okay, fine.
Oh, and Michael?
Don't you think it's time you started
being properly honest with her about the case?
Oh. Hello, friend.
Hello, friend.
I, um, I came to see these fancy new doors.
Ajax has gone to collect them.
Oh. Right. Um, I'll come back later.
No, no, no. Wait. Let me, uh...
Let me give you a tour.
I know the floor plan, Tom.
Come on. Come on.
Okay. So it's breakfast.
The sun is rising over that hill.
'Cause Jimmy never sleeps?
Yes, but it's weird because today he's just sitting
at your feet, playing Lego,
and you've got your cup of coffee.
Tea.
You've got your cup of disgusting
bland brown dishwater, and you open up your French doors,
you walk out onto your private deck
and you look at this amazing view.
Oh. So nice.
Isn't it?
Come on. Go. Come on. Go!
Go! Rat-tat-tail!
Cut your losses, son.
It's a bloody mug's game.
Gotta be in it to win it though, right?
This doesn't look social.
It's not.
Do you still have that treasure problem?
Depends. Do you think I'm guilty?
I think it's not always clear what the right thing to do is.
Exactly.
And yes, yes, I do.
Well, I think I have a way to set it free.
Charlie. Meryl. Ah, sorry, come in.
Oh, no, we can't stay.
Actually, we just have some good news.
After the fundraiser, someone contacted me
and sent you a windfall.
$13,000.
Oh, I couldn't take that.
Oh, well, you can't say no. It's a gift.
Who-who's it from?
Just a very good and honest person
who wants you to have something nice.
Ah.
Take your lucky break while you can, Wes.
Go on that road trip. Just you and the kids.
They need you.
I really like what you did with the bathroom.
I mean, those tiles, they just lift the whole room.
Oh, you know, we wanted something functional
but still stylish.
Well, I wasn't sure about the Moroccan bath concept,
but I feel ready to just strip off
and get in that bath right now.
Oh!
Ajax!
Hey. Hi, I came to see these famous French doors.
Oh, the doors. Nah. Way too expensive.
Window will be fine there.
Yeah.
Ahoy, there.
Hey.
The treasure is buried at the bottom of the ocean.
Great.
You look half-dead.
Well, there's something I need to tell you.
Your fraud case.
It's actually somewhat more serious
than I've been letting on.
Why would you say that?
Sharna Bart.
Now they don't send a hunter like Sharna to a little town
like this unless they think she can dig up something juicy.
My fear is that her buried treasure,
in this case, is you.
We'd better find a way to take her down.
Hmm. I knew there was a reason
I came all the way out here for you.
I've come to tell you who you are.
Excuse me?
Work hard, play hard Penny really doesn't suit you.
It's best you leave that for the experts.
Go away.
So, I'm here to offer you a promotion to help you
reach your full potential.
And what would that entail?
Pretty much dealing with anything that Ken wants.
So basically, I'll be your secretary?
No. No, this is a very senior executive role.
I used to run the hospital and I'm a very good doctor.
Yeah. You are.
Or at least I thought I was.
Well, that's up to you.
This is actually properly nice.
Yeah.
Why hope can turn it on when it wants.
So, I'm down with the whole separation of state thing.
You have your work, I have mine.
Exactly.
But last night, I obviously overstepped the mark.
You can do whatever you like, Hugh.
I just, I just can't be around you when you take drugs.
Is that something you're gonna tell me about?
Can I say that I will one day, but not right now?
Oh, what the hell.
Always wanted to try clean living.
You know, when I was younger,
I couldn't wait to get out of here.
I was gonna be a wildly successful surgeon,
live in some glamorous city, probably in a penthouse.
I have the penthouse in my apartment building.
Of course, you do. You're amazing.
Yeah, I know.
But as soon as I left Whyhope, I forgot all about it.
Huh. Compartmentalizing.
I think we are gonna be very good
for one another, Dr. Knight.
I agree.
Okay, out with it.
I was just wondering if I could change my mind
about the treasure, just in case
Hayley and I need it after all?
Not telling Hayley, obviously.
I've already given it away, Ajax.
Right. Good. Okay. It's done then.
You okay?
Yeah.
You don't need to worry about me, mum, I'm lucky as.