* *
MAN: He's been down there a long time.
You think sharks got him?
Even if the sharks did spare him,
he ought to be out by now.
* *
- It's the 10th location. - 11th.
And each time we come up empty.
The boss is not going to be happy.
Then it's over.
Weigh anchor, we head back to shore.
Whoa! Hey! Hey!
[both grunt]
Come on.
Well?
[exhales] Nothing.
We'll try again tomorrow.
That's what you said yesterday.
Wait, please.
There was a woman on the waterfront earlier.
She rented a boat.
Maybe she got to it ahead of us.
- What woman? - Don't know.
[stammers] I think she was staying at one of the local hotels.
You got her name?
[coughs]
She said her name was... Brady.
* *
Brady.
Okay, then.
[exhales]
[coughs]
Wait, wait, wait! We do need him. We--[groans]
* *
Thanks, fellows. I'll take it from here.
* *
[theme song playing]
* *
MAN: Like sands through the hourglass.
WOMAN: So are the days of our lives.
* *
[groans]
- Got it. - Are you sure about that?
Ciara, we have been on this boat for over a week.
I think I can handle mooring it.
Okay. What kind of knot are you going to use?
- Cleat hitch. - Ah. Go for it, Captain.
[exhales]
- Get over here. - [giggles]
- [grunts] - [sighs]
- Thank you, sir. - You're welcome.
What do you think?
I think that you are a very, very fast learner.
Well, I think I have a very excellent teacher.
Yes, you do.
* *
I'm loving all this PDA.
[both chuckle]
- Hi. - Hi.
- Aw, baby. Welcome to Montreal. - Thank you.
- Hi. - Hi.
You made it. I'm so proud of you.
We made it.
[sighs]
* *
It's been too long.
Yeah, Mom, it's been way too long.
Look at you.
My baby.
Speaking of babies...
look who I found.
Hey, baby, say hi.
Mom, are you ready to meet your grandson?
I have never been more ready for anything in my life.
- Oh. - [chuckles]
[sighs]
All right. Hey.
Beauregard Brady Weston, this is your grandmother.
- Oh. - Hope Alice Williams Brady.
Hey, there. Hello. Hi.
Hello, there, handsome boy.
Little Bo, hi. Oh, my goodness.
You have no idea how long I have waited for this moment.
Oh, he looks delighted to meet you.
Yeah, well, I'm very delighted to meet you too.
Oh.
It's so close, I know...
who's very happy to meet you too, little Bo.
- Someone else? - Yes.
Your dad, honey.
Oh. Oh, my Gosh.
Just know that he's looking down from Heaven right now.
And I'm sure that he is rocking...
Oh.
...the biggest smile you've ever seen.
You got that right, Fancy Face.
[Hope whispers]
* *
HOPE: You're so handsome.
So... this is your place.
Yeah.
Uh...
not exactly what you were expecting, honey?
Oh, no. I just...
I thought maybe there might be something top secret about it.
Ah.
You know, since, uh, we've never really been invited.
It is very nice, very nice place.
Have we told you how grateful we are
for where we're living right now?
That boat you gave us is the most incredible gift ever.
Well, I am so thrilled that you're enjoying it,
and having this amazing adventure together.
Especially since it gives me the opportunity to get to know
this new little guy here, my grandson.
Oh, my goodness. Are you smiling at me?
'Cause you know what? I am smiling at you.
Look at you.
Oh, my Gosh, these eyes. You are so handsome.
Oh, my Goodness.
Well, of course he is.
His name is not the only thing he gets from his grandpa.
- What the hell? - Language, Beauregard!
Angela, I was watching that.
We both know you've lost your streaming privileges.
Is--ugh.
What happened to--to, "Err is human; to forgive, divine?"
You're not human anymore. Remember?
Yeah, thanks. I do remember.
Do you also remember that we have rules up here?
And you broke them.
Well, bending those rules just a little bit
turned out just fine.
This little guy you kept me from watching, my grandson,
I saved him from the devil, and I'd do it again.
So, can I have the remote, please?
You also forgot to mention
the most important rule that you broke!
You brought that Johnson boy back from the dead!
* *
COMMENTATOR: Two outs with a runner on first base.
Now the big guy comes up to bat, hitting .342...
[knocking]
Hey, someone's at the door.
Swings at the first pitch, and fouls it deep back
- Hello? - ...into the stands...
- Anyone? - ...behind home plate.
[crowd roars, boos]
Pitcher glances over at first base.
[sighs] Uh. Sure, I'll get it.
Well, it's not for me, since I don't know anyone in Seattle.
- Uh, surprise! - Patch, Kayla!
I didn't know you guys were coming.
That's why we call it a surprise.
Ooh!
- Hey. - Hey, man.
- Thank you. - [sighs]
Ah, Joey, Steph, come out here.
[door closes]
Uh, Tripp, I told you I was working.
[gasps] Oh, my God!
- Mom. - My baby. Oh, my.
Little sweetness.
My baby. [smooches]
[gasps]
Oh, my God! Wow!
- Hey, Jo. - Uh-huh.
What, are you going to just stand there
or are you gonna come give Mom and Dad a kiss?
This is so great.
Why didn't you tell us you guys were coming?
- We wanted to surprise you. - Oh, sweetie.
Oh, it's so wonderful having everybody together, isn't it?
Hold on, hold on.
What are you doing? What's he doing?
I don't know.
Look at us.
[Kayla giggles]
All the Johnsons are together again.
- Group hug! - Group hug.
Come on...
Bring it in. Oh, my babies!
Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Here we go. Selfie.
Oh, yeah, he's got to document it. Come on.
Your old man knows how to do a selfie. Come on.
- Ready? - Yeah.
Are you ready? Say, "Johnsons."
ALL: Johnsons!
[camera clicks]
Okay, okay. We're angels.
Beings of goodness and light.
- Amen. - Yes.
So my best friend could've lost his son,
and if anyone knows that kind of pain, it's me.
Zack ended up here in Heaven way too soon.
My point is, when I saw Steve's kid
lying there dead, I had to do something to help him.
Well, that something got me into serious trouble
with the folks upstairs.
I was the one who let you
take that little trip in the first place.
Yeah, and I th--thanked you for that a lot.
Oh, save it!
And consider yourself lucky
that your punishment was not more severe.
Wow.
Who knew there were timeouts in Heaven.
Wha--what am I supposed to do?
Twiddle my thumbs for the rest of eternity?
Why don't you try to better yourself?
Learn a new skill.
Angela, I mastered the harp.
Got the whole Beatles catalog down.
Do you know how difficult it is,
to play "Helter Skelter" on that big old thing?
Well, remind me to talk to you about an appropriate choice of music.
Ah, a Mozart fugue, perhaps.
Why didn't I think of that?
Oh, and--and the summer musical is coming up.
Oh, St. Cecilia, she is looking at recasting the lead
in "The Fantastics."
Oh, that would be--
You know, James Dean is dropping out.
Yeah, well, those boots are too big to fill.
Besides, you're the singer.
I ride motorcycles.
Go toe to toe with evil-doers.
There are no evil-doers in Heaven.
And that's why I'm so damn bored!
- Language, Mordecai! - [groans]
You know, this--this is like when I was a kid and got grounded.
Except there's no actual ground up here.
Would you stop complaining?
There are so many other ways for you to pass your time here.
You could binge all of the shows
that you haven't seen, while you were out saving the world.
Ah, you could catch up on your favorite soap opera.
My favorite soap opera is watching the people I love,
seeing if they're okay, like...
sands through the hourglass.
No.
No more live Earth feeds for you!
Or maybe, maybe, maybe in the next millennium or two.
Wait, I me--How is that fair?
My family is finally back together.
I wanna share in their happiness.
You know? I don't know, maybe they'll...
sense that I'm there with them.
Hi. Oh, oh, oh.
Oh, my goodness! [baby talks] What is it, handsome?
- I got it, Mom. - Oh, it's okay.
Mom, I said I got him.
Hi, baby.
Hi, my sweetheart. Hi. Shh, shh.
Hi. It's okay, baby. It's gonna be okay.
* *
Maybe--maybe he's hungry.
You know, he just had a bottle a little while ago.
Are you ready for your nap?
He's fine, Mom.
* *
It's just that...
He didn't know you, so he got a little scared.
That's all.
* *
I understand. Right.
Are you feeling better now, Bo?
- Yeah? - Ciara...
* *
[sighs] I'm sorry I wasn't there for you when he was born.
I know that you all went through hell.
We did.
I am sorry.
I felt terrible about not being there for you.
Yeah, but not terrible enough to actually show up, huh?
Ciara. [clears throat]
We talked about this.
No, I know we talked about this.
You see, Ben doesn't want me to say anything
that might hurt your feelings...
but damn it, Mom, where have you been?
What the hell have you been doing for the past two years, huh?
* *
[all cheering]
* *
[cell phone ringing]
Hello!
* *
Hold on a second, I can barely hear you. I can barely hear you.
Terrence, Terrence, could you kind of cut that down just a little bit?
It's my wife.
[all complain]
Doc, Doc, I'm sorry about all the noise here.
The boys and I are having a little pride party.
Yeah, I know, I know, I know.
I'm so sorry I'm missing the wedding.
Please, give Sammy and Lucas my best, honey.
Okay. Okay, I will.
I will. You too, I love you too.
I'll call you later. Love you, Doc.
Bye.
All right. Where were we? Let's go!
[all cheer]
* *
You look good, son.
Thanks, I--I--I feel good.
I'm still not 100% to where I was before the fall, but I'm getting close.
Well, I must say that I think, seeing you guys in person,
you are far better looking than you are on video chat.
Oh, the same goes for you two.
[laughter]
- And you... - What?
You look a little different than the last time I saw you.
Yeah? I mean, I cut my hair. Maybe that's it.
Maybe.
- Well, I, for one, love it. - Thanks, Mom.
- It's great. - Thank you.
Okay. Keep me posted on that.
Nope. I want updates.
Well, now if somebody could just get off their phone for a couple of minutes,
maybe we could get this family reunion started.
Text me when you hear anything.
- Okay. - [clears throat]
Sorry. Owning your own PR business means never getting a day off.
Try never getting an hour off.
Uh-huh.
So I work a lot. I'm dedicated.
Hey, hey. I own my own business, and I took time out to be with my family.
So, come on, little sweetness, please put the phone away and show us the town.
Yeah. Come on, your dad's right.
I'm sure you can take a work break for an hour or two, right?
Okay. I will turn it on silent.
Mm. That's a start.
So, what inspired you guys to come visit us?
Oh, John was heading out to San Francisco to see Paul,
and we decided that, uh, we had to come see our kiddies.
We miss you too much.
How's John doing?
You know, John, he's mostly work, no play.
I'm hoping that this time he has a chance
to, you know, let his hair down, have a little fun.
* *
I brought reinforcements!
[all cheer, whistle]
Bring it around here!
[grunts]
Oh!
Oh, you know how to tap a keg?
I used to be a secret agent.
That means that I am a man... of many talents.
[pants]
That's not what I meant!
* *
Oh, man! Look at you, Dad, working that silver fox magic.
- I'm flattered. - Hey, listen, I can...
I can hear the music from the street, so maybe it's time
for us to shut it down, before somebody else shuts it down for us.
It's just a gay pride party!
It's not time to shut it down, it's time to fire it up!
So come on, get off the bench and get in the game, kid, right now, let's go.
Are you ready? Are you ready? Here we go.
[swooshing]
[all cheer]
Okay!
Hey, have a good night. Be safe.
Thanks, man, you too.
Terrence! Ah, the music was fire!
[grunts]
Oh, child, I just play the hits.
Now, you and your boys... You know how to do pride right.
Well, it wouldn't be a party without you.
Oh. Now, your daddy was the talk on the dance floor.
- That is one sexy-- - Allied.
That's what I was gonna say, one sexy allied.
Trust me, we need all of those we can get.
You know, I am just happy I'm here this week,
'cause I am so proud of this kid, and I celebrate his ri--
Not only his, but everybody's right
to love anybody they want, anyway they choose.
Oh, baby, you are everything.
You have to come to the club next time you're here.
- Well, now, that's a date. - Oh.
I'll hold you to it. Mwah. Mwah. Toodles.
[exhales]
- Great party, kid. - Yeah.
And now, the not so fun part of throwing a party.
That's all right. I'll help you clean it up.
But first... need a little more inspiration.
[music resumes] [beatboxing]
[both laugh]
[groans, exhales]
It's almost like it never happened.
Hey, we got one unopened beer left.
You wanna share it?
- Hell, yeah. - [laughs]
- Oh. - Yeah.
Whoa.
To you, Dad.
To me? Why?
I'm one of the lucky ones.
You know, not every LGBTQ2+ kid has such a supportive parent.
Mm. Yeah, about that, son. Listen...
just between me and you, I couldn't...
love you any less, even if you told me you were straight.
That's good to know.
I love you, kid. Sit with me.
You know, I am so damn proud of you.
Look how far you've come.
Oh, man, just... I'm just glad to be back on my feet.
Oh, man, I mean, that had to be rough, I mean even with Luke by your side.
Ah, yeah. You know, I'll always be grateful for the part that he played in my life.
And my recovery. I mean, it got a whole lot to do with having him as my physical therapist.
So any chance the two of you...?
- Oh. Oh, Lu--Luke and I? - Mm.
- No, no. We're just friends. - Mm-huh.
Anybody else special in your life? Yeah, I'm prying.
No, no, nobody.
And, look, I'm fine with that for now.
Yeah, I'm just--I'm just happy to be hanging here with my dad.
Works both ways, kid.
[banging on the door]
[groans]
* *
I am gonna go put little Bo down, let you two talk.
Thank you, Ben.
[sighs]
Okay. Go ahead, let me have it.
[scoffs] No. No, you do not get to do that, Mom.
Do what?
You do not get to act all calm,
and make me the irrational, unreasonable one.
You are the one who got up and left town.
I thought I had lost you.
And then you found out you didn't, and you still didn't come home.
Honey, we saw each other in Johannesburg. We had a wonderful time.
Oh, my God, that was for like a day and a half.
But I--I mean, I don't--
I don't understand that you didn't come to my birth--
My birth. You didn't come to my wedding.
I was at the first wedding.
Not the one that didn't end in a total disaster.
You didn't come to the one that I was praying you would show up for.
Uh-huh, uh-huh.
What were you doing these past two years
that was so important you couldn't even try to be a part of my life?
* *
- I was travelling. - [scoffs, sighs]
After everything that had happened, I just needed some time alone.
Mm-hmm. Alone time for what, exactly?
I wanna say I was at a crossroads.
I thought I had lost you.
Honey, I was about to reconcile with Rafe, and I knew
that would be a huge mistake, and I just needed...
I needed to find... me.
* *
[sighs]
I'm sorry.
But that is total bullshit.
This is total bull... [harp chord]
Language, Beauregard!
You're telling me that I can't watch my family
because I helped my best friend's kid, who happened
to throw himself through a church window to get rid of the devil?
In a word, yes.
He sacrificed himself so my grandniece could have a second chance.
I believe he deserved a second chance himself.
It was not your choice to make.
Well, I made it, and I'm standing by it.
Look, I am not gonna get baked with you on this, Beauregard.
I should've never let you see that livestream in the first place.
Now, I made an exception because your daughter and your grandbaby were in danger,
but I never said anything about you spying on Hope Brady.
S... I wasn't... That's creepy.
You know how long it's been since I've seen her?
[stammers] I just wanted to see her face.
Now you've seen it. Cut the cord!
The livestream's off limits!
* *
Tell me something, Angela.
Why do you get to make these kind of decisions?
I'd go work on my Mozart fugue if I were you.
* *
Uh, is there a problem, Officer Michaels?
Uh, we got a noise complaint.
Something about a loud party.
Yes, sorry about that.
I... got some friends over for pride.
As you can see, party's over.
Yeah, looks like you're the only ones left.
I'm sorry.
Are we sure that this is... about a noise complaint?
What else would it be about?
Well, back in the day I knew some...
cops who kind of got off on harassing the gay community,
but I'm sure that's not you, right?
I mean, after all, we have come a long way from Stonewall.
- You're right, sir. - Yeah.
This has nothing to do with a noise complaint.
You're gonna have to come with me, Mr. Black.
Wait, wait, wait, wait. How--how do you know my father's name?
I'm not going anywhere with you, pal.
[groans]
[body thuds]
What the hell?
[both grunt]
Looks like a fair fight now.
Glad you think so.
[grunts]
* *
Dad!
Dad.
Wake up. Come on, Dad, Dad.
Shit. Come on, Dad, wake up.
Dad. Come on, Dad, please.
[pants] I need you.
* *
Oh, holy cow!
- Who wants something to drink? - I do.
- I want everything to drink. - Definitely.
Oh, come on, it was not that bad.
Are you kidding me?
Remind me next time not to ask you to be tour guide.
Every stop was weirder than the last.
Hey, anyone can take you to see the Space Needle.
I took you to see the Freemont Troll.
Yeah, give the guy a break anyway.
When was--when was the last time you ever saw an 18-foot troll made out of cement?
Holding that old VW under a bridge.
Boy, I--I'll give you that. I'll give you that.
All right, if you wanna go see the Space Needle
with the rest of the tourists, I'll take you there tomorrow.
We'll even buy you a replica in the gift shop.
Aw, thank you, Stephanie.
Hey, is anybody else hungry?
- I'm starving. - Yeah.
I know--I know this great spot.
Uh, it's a little off the beaten path. It's an old...
- Mm. - ...train car,
and people say that it's haunted.
No, no, no, no. No, listen.
What do you guys think about ordering in?
Maybe some, uh, pizza and beer? We'll have a party.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
[groans]
* *
Dad.
[pants]
I asked you to tell me what you've been doing for the past two years.
- I heard you. - Then why won't you answer me?
I mean, my God, Mom, you could've at least tried
to find some time to come and visit me.
Even Dad visited me after the baby was born.
- In spirit. - No, he was there.
He was there, he came down from Heaven to protect me and baby Bo.
He visited us in the hospital, and I'm not the only one who saw it.
You can ask Ben if you don't believe me.
No, I do, I--I believe you. And I'm so grateful...
that you felt your dad there with you.
Grateful? [sobs]
What you don't understand, Mom, is that I wanted you there too.
I needed you.
And I'm not the only person who needed you.
We mostly kept it to ourselves, but there are a lot of people who loved you
who were very, very hurt when you weren't around.
Sean, your son, Grandpa Doug, Grandma Julie...
I mean, I guess that just means that you don't care about us anymore--
You know that's not it! Ciara Alice, you know that is not true.
That is... that is the furthest thing from the truth.
[sighs]
* *
I'm sorry...
that I'm being so hard on you right now...
but I needed you.
I needed you, Mom, and you weren't there.
Ciara, I need you to know that...
first of all...
you and your brother Sean,
and now this little guy of yours,
are more important to me than anything in this world.
And I need to ask you to please... [sighs]
not to judge me.
I judge myself harshly enough as it is, please.
Believe me, I do.
Baby, I can't change the past, obviously.
All I can do, all we can do is be grateful we're here right now together.
Please, let's...
* *
Let's let go of the regret and the anger.
I love you so much, Ciara Alice Brady.
- Weston too. - Weston, yeah.
And I'm proud of you.
I am so damn proud of my daughter.
You're so strong and courageous, and smart, and...
I'm so proud of you, and I love you so much.
- I've missed you terribly. - I've missed you.
[both sob]
I love you too.
- And I'm proud of you too. - [sobs]
Mom, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.
No! Sorry? Don't you dare.
- No. - No?
No. No apologies.
- Okay, so I'm not sorry. - Yeah, that's good.
I was just, um, being present in the moment with you.
Yes, exactly.
I'm grateful that we're finally together,
because I missed you so much.
My baby, I missed you too. I missed you too. Oh, my Gosh.
* *
Uh, after the party, this guy showed up and he was dressed like a cop.
He attacked us. Now, I--I got the better of him,
but... at least I thought I did, but then he hit me with that keg over there.
Talk about a hangover.
What, is this funny to you?
Sorry, sir.
Pride Week gets a little crazy here.
We hear all kinds of stories.
This--this isn't a story.
Okay? This guy, he showed up,
and he hit my dad with a stun gun and he kidnapped him.
Look, last time I saw him, he was lying, he was lying... right here.
- Sir? - This--this was the badge that he was wearing.
Is definitely a fake.
But it's a good one.
* *
Uh, okay, Mom.
All right, all right. Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Let's test your knowledge of... biology.
- [screams] - No, no. Biology?
Honey, you can't give the doctor a biology question.
- How is that fair? - I'm sorry.
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
Go ahead, go ahead.
Dad, maybe--maybe you'll get lucky with a category too.
Oh, yeah. Maybe they'll ask you about, uh, international espionage.
Ooh, or how to stay cool and mysterious in the decade.
Decorative eyewear.
Sweetness, do you see how these kids treat their old man?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you love it.
You love them torturing you like this.
Okay, I do. [laughter]
[knocking]
- Oh, finally the pizza. - Oh, I'm starving!
All right, I got this one. This one's on me.
Oh, my son, the big shot. Money bags, huh?
You got here just in time.
* *
Yeah. Whoever attacked you and took your father was definitely not a cop.
So who the hell was he?
Uh, let me just check these before you go.
No offense, but last time you guys really screwed up our order.
Sorry about that.
Are you, uh, expecting more company?
You mean because we ordered five pies for five people?
My family can't ever agree on toppings.
- Mushroom for Mom. - Fine, thank you very much.
Hawaiian for Steph.
Pineapple on pizza, so wrong.
Whatever.
How about I just pay the guy so he can leave?
No, that's okay.
I'll wait until you're sure you all got what you want.
And here's my meatball and onions.
- Here you go, Tripp. - Thanks.
Pepperoni is mine, and this last one should be Dad's, which is garlic and jalapeños.
- Yeah. - Should I grab the fire extinguisher?
No. A little heat never killed anyone.
Am I right?
I couldn't agree more.
* *
You know what? Tell me about your life in Montreal.
- I wanna hear all about it.
Come here. Sit down, I'll tell you all about it.
First of all, uh, I have to be honest.
Uh, Salem will always be home.
And I miss all the people that I love terribly.
I miss them terribly. Oh, God.
[laughter]
You and Sean most of all, of course.
- Uh-huh. - Oh, and the chowder.
Oh, the chowder. The chowder at the Brady Pub.
- How could you not? - Hey, wait, wait.
And also the chocolate cake with the extra frosting...
Mm. Oh, my Gosh, Mama, of course.
I gotta tell you, honestly, this city has...
- It has a lot to offer. - Yeah.
No, I agree. Ben and I love it here.
Mm.
So, uh, what are you doing? How are you spending your days?
Well, I, um...
I'm going back to one of my first loves.
* *
If I could hotwire a...
'65 Mustang Shelby GT350 in a thunderstorm,
I can definitely get this Earth stream service back online.
[groans] Shit.
Turkey and mushrooms.
Come on.
Is that it?
Ah. Awesome.
Yeah! There we go.
Now we're talking.
[clears throat] One of your first loves?
Figure skating!
[laughter]
Oh, wow.
Oh, you know how much I love it.
It's such a beautiful sport, so I started coaching
some young kids at the local rink.
Who knows? Maybe there are future Olympians, who knows?
That is great, Mom. I love that for you.
And I am very relieved, I will say.
Relieved? Why relieved?
Well, when you disappeared for all that time...
- Yeah. - I thought, maybe, you might be
involved in something dangerous,
like a super, secret spy mission or something.
My Gosh. You are so your father's daughter in every sense of the word.
Honey. Oh, Gosh.
That kind of work is... way behind me.
Oh, no, no, no.
I've seen that look a million times, Fancy Face.
When that one eyebrow goes up
and your bottom lip gets tight...
You just lied to our daughter.
[sighs] I am so glad to hear that, Mom.
I just want you to be safe.
[baby Bo fusses]
[sighs]
Mom, I better go check on little Bo.
- Yes. - Yep.
You want me to come with you?
No, I got it.
Mm, as much as I'd love to finish this conversation,
I think I'm gonna go to bed.
I have been up since 4:00 am,
and couldn't go back to bed, and I'm exhausted.
I'm exhausted, Mom.
Yeah. I don't, uh... I don't envy you right now.
- Mm. - But I do remember those days.
Sleep well, baby. Oh, my goodness.
It's so good to have you here.
I'll see you first thing in the morning, okay?
- Uh-huh. - And, Ciara... thank you.
For understanding. Thank you.
Uh-huh. Well, I'm just taking your advice.
For the first time.
Being present in the moment and being grateful.
Yes.
[Bo continues crying]
Okay, kiddo, I'm coming.
Mwah. Good night, Mama. I'll see you tomorrow.
Okay, Mommy's coming.
* *
Aye, there it is.
There it is.
What are you up to, Fancy Face?
[coughing]
What the hell was that? Was it a bomb?
Out of the way! Out of the way!
[grunts]
Open a window. Open a window. [coughs]
Is anybody hurt? Joey?
- No, I'm fine. - Me too.
[coughing]
- Stephanie! - Stephanie!
Oh, my God! Stephanie, can you hear me? Stephanie.
Stephanie.
Her pulse is weak and fading.
We need to get her to the hospital.
Yeah.
Wait, where is Dad?
[pants]
* *
I retrieved the second package.
And the first?
I got them both right here.
A nice little black patch reunion.
You know what to do next.
I'm on it.
[sighs]
Pineapple on pizza. The kid was right.
It is a crime against humanity.
* *
[tires screeching]
* *
Hmm. [sighs]
- Hi, good morning. - Good morning.
Good morning.
Did the little guy keep you up all night?
Oh, no. No, actually he only kept me up for half the night.
Yes, please. And I will be on baby duty tonight.
You just find time to get yourself a nap, okay?
Okay. Thank you, baby.
- Thank you. - So, uh...
How long are you planning on staying?
[coughs]
Um, well, we... We really just got here.
What, are you planning on kicking us out already?
Don't be ridiculous. You c...
- She's very funny this morning. - Mm.
Ha, ha.
Honey, I love having you guys here. I just...
I don't want you putting the breaks
on your adventures at sea because of me.
Mm, we--well, we're planning on staying for at least
- a few more days. - Yes, yes.
A... at least a few days. I mean, maybe more.
- Fantastic. - [mumbles]
- That is... great. - [sighs]
- All right, listen... - Uh-huh.
There is something...
I need to tell both of you.
Okay. Okay.
Now we're getting somewhere.
Remember last night I mentioned I did a lot of travelling
- the last couple of years? - Uh-huh?
[doorbell rings]
Mm, were you expecting someone?
No. I wasn't.
* *
I promise you, Marlena, I'm gonna find this Michaels guy.
I'm gonna find my dad.
Yeah. And I spoke with the ISA last night,
Shane's on his way.
[knocking]
Actually, I think that's him now.
Look, I'll call you if I find out anything.
Hang in there.
* *
You're not Shane.
You're right. I'm not.
I'm his son.
Andrew Donovan, ISA.
* *
Is she gonna be okay?
The doctor says that her condition is serious.
But at least she's stable.
She got really rattled, obviously, but she should make a full recovery.
Thank God.
* *
- S-Stephanie? - Baby?
Oh. Oh.
* *
Why does everyone look so worried?
Where's Papa?
* *
[groans]
Good morning, sunshine.
Look who's there.
Well, so much for taking a few days off, huh, partner?
- Well, I tried. - [chuckles]
- Hey, nice face. - [groans]
* *
What's that in your hair?
Glitter.
Should I ask?
Good morning, Steve, John, and welcome.
- Allow me to introduce myself. - Don't bother.
We know who you are.
You're Stefano DiMera's daughter.
That's right, boys.
Megan Hathaway is back.
* *
Mom? Who is it?
[sighs]
Oh!
For you, beautiful.
Ah.
I thought you weren't coming 'til next week.
Well, I wasn't, but, uh... I missed you too much.
I missed you too.
* *
Who the hell is that?
And what is going on down there?
* *