["Put the Gun Down" by ZZ Ward plays]
[Ginny] My mom isn't a normal mom.
I know that.
She operates differently.
[Georgia] Ginny, the rules weren't made to help people like us.
So why follow 'em?
♪ She's got silver bullets on her tongue ♪
♪ He's deep under her spell ♪
♪ I'm screamin' out But it just won't help ♪
♪ I think I'm cursed I had him first ♪
♪ Adeline, have mercy You don't wanna break my heart… ♪
[Ginny] We've never been the normal picket fence, dinner at 7:00 family.
♪ Don't take my man… ♪
[Ginny] Everything she's done, she's done for me.
I can get past this.
We can be okay.
♪ Put the gun down ♪
♪ Ooh-oh-oh, ooh-oh-oh ♪
♪ Put the gun down ♪
♪ Ooh-oh-oh, ooh-oh-oh… ♪
-[Marcus] Hey. -[Ginny] Shh. I don't want my mom to hear.
♪ Put the gun down ♪
[opening theme music plays, stops]
[hesitates] I'm… I'm on my period.
But I can… I can…
I can just--
["1Night" by Daddy NAT plays]
♪ Only and I can't lie… ♪
Sorry.
♪ That I'd rather stay at home ♪
♪ That you're reading between the lines ♪
[moans]
♪ That's just my mood, right Sunset turns to moonlight ♪
♪ Finally time to do right Baby by you do right… ♪
Just a little gentler.
Sorry, I've never done this before. [exhales]
No, it's okay, it's just-- Um, just be careful.
♪ If we got hope, then we'll make it… ♪
Okay. Um, teeth. [laughs]
[Georgia] Ginny.
-[whispers] Shit. Get in the closet. -Shit.
[Marcus grunts]
[Marcus] Okay, uh…
[song continues playing]
Marcus.
-[exhales, clears throat] -[door opens]
You're up.
It's only 9:00 p.m.
I forgot to pick up our birth control from CVS.
-Be a peach and run out and grab it. -You can't grab it tomorrow morning?
Oh, yeah, that's fun.
Let's play fast and loose with our birth control.
Remind me of our age difference again? It's one, two… fifteen years?
Come on, move your butt.
[door opens]
[door closes]
Marcus, are you in the closet?
[Marcus] Yeah.
Are you decent?
[Marcus] No.
Get dressed and come out here, please.
Hi there!
Hi.
-I'm gonna go. -How long you been dating my daughter?
We're not, like, dating. It's, um…
Hmm.
I didn't like that answer.
-No, I really like her. -You like her?
-I love her. -[Georgia] You love her?
Yeah, I do.
[exhales]
Have a seat.
[Georgia] Mm.
You're a damaged kid, aren't you?
It's okay. I know.
[inhales] I'm damaged too.
Ginny is special.
She's gonna go off and do big, wonderful things.
And I realized something recently.
She doesn't know it yet, but one day,
when she figures out that our damage is holding her back, she's gonna leave us.
And I'm not being cruel.
Well, maybe I'm being cruel,
but… I'm being honest.
You're her high school love, and that is fine.
That's sweet, that's swell, pin her.
Take her to sock hop, or whatever.
But when the time comes, if you really love her,
don't hold her back.
[melancholic music plays]
Hey.
Promise me.
[sniffles]
Yeah, I promise.
And if you get her pregnant, I'll kill you.
[footsteps approaching]
Mom, the pharmacy said that you picked it up this morning.
What is this?
Oh, Marcus stopped by for a smoke on his way out of your closet.
Mm, so this is the trust thing we were talking about?
You tell me.
Were you gonna share that your secret boyfriend
was sneaking through your window?
-He's not my boyfriend-- -Yeah, now's the time for semantics.
Sneaking a boy through a window. Am I trapped in a '90s show?
What is this? Clarissa Explains It All? Dawson's Creek?
What's next episode?
Someone have a mental breakdown or hook up with a teacher?
I'm definitely tuning in.
[whimsical music plays]
I'm gonna get out of here, uh… [clears throat]
Yeah, this is, uh… this is really fit mothering.
[exhales]
Food stamps are 210 a month. I only make 250.
Rent is 500.
That brings us back to the conversation about my electric bill,
and I promise you, not even Benjamin Franklin
wanted to talk this much about electricity.
[rock music plays]
I've been transferred three times.
Okay? I'm tired.
Please don't transfer.
[bottle thuds on table]
You can't turn it off if my kid is sick, right?
It's a law.
[coughs]
You hear that?
Another month.
Thank you.
[both scream]
[Georgia sighs]
How about this?
I won't be mad you've been sneaking a boy through the window
if you're not mad that I smoked with that boy.
[Ginny exhales]
Come on, I want us to be okay.
-What did you guys talk about? -Patriots are nothing without Brady.
Mom.
I wanted to know how he felt about you.
And?
He's in love with you.
[exhales sharply] He's got good taste, I'll give him that.
-I just wish you'd told me about him. -Well, I'm sorry I'm not perfect.
Yeah, well, neither am I.
Yeah, no kidding.
Hey.
[inhales deeply]
-[Georgia] What? -[chuckles]
Um… [clears throat]
Do you remember--
[splutters] What's the thing with the… with the balls?
With the what?
One time, you said that there was a trick with, um…
[inhales] …with balls.
Are you asking me how to give a blow job?
Yeah.
After you just yelled at me for not being a fit mother?
Okay.
So you wanna apply pressure to the bottom with one hand.
-Uh, what do I do with my other hand? -Just kind of…
Maybe we need a banana.
-Wait. I know. Let me get my vibrator. -Don't get your vibrator.
-[Ginny clears throat] -[sighs] So it's Marcus, huh?
Mr. Weed smoking, breaking and entering,
"first time I touch my bike, I crash into a tree" Marcus?
-That's the guy? -He's much more than that.
Mm-hmm. Clearly. He also likes getting head.
He's actually a really talented artist.
Mm-hmm. True Renaissance man.
He take you on dates, or he just sneaks in at night?
Mom, stop, okay? Just trust me.
-Okay. -Tomorrow's his birthday.
Very nice.
Very literal.
-[chuckles] -Good, good.
[inhales] Whoo! Weird night.
No more secrets, Peach.
That's the only way this works, okay?
Yeah.
This is good. [hesitates]
We're good now.
The air's all been cleared, right, with everything?
Yes. Yeah, we're good. I'm good.
If anything, we're closer than ever. [chuckles]
Us against the world.
Yeah, Mom, I know.
Okay.
Good.
[mellow music plays]
[door creaks open]
-[door closes] -[exhales]
[birds chirping]
[door opens]
[grunts] Okay, coffee maker in the house.
-Is that the last of it? -[door closes]
Uh, well, you would think that, but you would be wrong.
I do not know how I have that much crap.
["Me 4 Me" by KOYOTIE playing]
[Georgia] Hey, Ginny.
You think you and Austin can stay at Zion's this Friday?
Paul and I are gonna crash at his condo after we finish cleaning it out.
-This Friday? Yeah. -[Georgia] Mm-hmm.
-My freedom. It's the end of an era. -[chuckles]
So, family, I have to throw a party for my initiation to the Neighborhood Club.
What do we think? What's my theme?
-Has to have a theme? -[Georgia] What household were you raised?
There's opportunity for theme, you take it.
What's the theme of your wedding?
Oh, well, I stand corrected, wedding themes are tacky.
-The theme of our wedding is wedding. -And love.
-Yeah. -[exhales sharply]
I wanna throw the best party in the history of parties.
Babe, it's going to be great.
Yeah, babe.
[laughs] You're all a bunch of assholes.
[chuckles]
Is that what you're wearing?
Couldn't let me leave the house without making one comment, could you?
[laughs] No, I like it.
It's very "I'm the new vampire who just drove into Sunnydale."
-Edgy. -[laughs]
Okay. Yeah, no, Paul, if you ever need to unwind from all of this,
just hit me up. Maybe you and I can go smoke out.
If this is a cry for help, it's very loud.
[door opens, closes]
Does she seem okay to you?
[Paul] Yeah. I mean, she seems fine. You two seem back to normal.
-I mean, normal for the two of you. -[Georgia] Hmm.
But what was up with the "smoke out" comment?
She's teasing me. We had a little incident last night.
I caught Marcus Baker climbing through her window.
-Her window? In this house? -[Georgia] Mm-hmm.
-Mm-hmm. -[Paul] Okay, so, what are we gonna do?
Send her to boarding school in Switzerland?
-No, Georgia, I'm serious. -[Georgia] No, I know, me too. [inhales]
I don't know. I'll take care of it.
Okay, you take care of it.
Mom, we're gonna be late.
Okay.
-Bye, buddy. -Let's go.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
Hey, real quick. How did the meeting with Austin's teacher go?
Oh, she wants to put him on some kind of plan.
I have to meet with the guidance counselor.
I don't know. Doesn't matter, I'm not doing it.
Why not? If she recommends it, then it's--
Well, he just needs to study harder.
-Maybe, but-- -Well, I'll take care of it. Don't worry.
I'll see you at work. I love you.
["Wild & Weak" by WAAX plays]
-[sighs] -[door closes]
Happy my birthday to you guys.
♪ And happy my birthday ♪
…to you, both of you.
Yes, happy my birthday!
♪ What's the hardest part ♪
Happy my birthday to you guys. Yes, it's my birthday.
♪ And it's my birthday ♪
♪ I'm turning 16, and I'm so excited ♪
Oh! You didn't have to do this!
Weird. I didn't.
♪ An event I witnessed ♪
♪ What's the hardest part ♪
♪ Of being alone? ♪
♪ I stood up, I went numb I ran towards the exit ♪
♪ Left my head, left my friends… ♪
Hey, Max.
I just wanted to say happy birthday. [chuckles]
Thanks, Sophie. That's really nice.
How are you? How are things?
Oh, I'm… I' good. Yeah. How are you?
Great. Having the best birthday. [chuckles]
You should come to my party on Friday. It's at Brodie's basement.
As friends, obviously.
And you could bring someone,
like a friend or a date. It wouldn't matter to me.
Uh, yeah, maybe. [chuckles]
Uh, happy birthday.
♪ End of me Washed up teen… ♪
What do you think she meant when she said "maybe"?
♪ It' s the shake of a fist Feel the guilt… ♪
You can't be mad at me on my birthday.
[Ginny inhales]
-What was that last night? -She just knew I was there.
She's Georgia, she knows everything. She has no boundaries.
Expect that shit from her. Welcome to my life.
[Marcus] I'm sorry.
-What'd you guys talk about? -Nothing.
Just what my intentions are with her daughter.
And what did you say?
[whispering] I said I intend to destroy you.
Don't smoke with my mom again.
I can't believe I have to say that sentence.
Happy birthday.
[upbeat music plays]
You tend to confuse the days of the week, so…
Okay.
[sighs]
Glad you like it.
I love it. Thanks.
There's more.
Um, my mom and Paul are gonna be at Paul's this Friday,
so my house will be empty.
Yo, Maxine's a bitch.
-"Birthday." -Thank you.
What you doing right now? What class you have?
Um, I have AP English.
-Wanna skip? Hmm? -Haven't you been skipping a lot?
Why don't you go smoke with my mom and tell on me?
Hey, come in.
City's website is live.
[phone rings]
"I will continue to be a tireless advocate for Wellsbury residents."
You didn't run this by me?
-No, I didn't. -You like it?
It's very dry. Where's the mention that you're engaged?
-It's not People magazine. -The picture is of City Hall.
That is where we work.
-It should be of you, you're hot. -Nobody cares about that.
-Yes, they do. -Yes, they do. [sighs]
I can help fix this.
We need a social media presence to humanize you.
-An account run by the mayoress. -Still not a thing.
Nick, you know I'm right. Paul's charismatic. He's good-looking.
Okay, starting to feel like a piece of meat.
He's got Beto energy. Obama energy.
Oh, oh yes, he's exactly like Obama,
a Black man who worked his way to the highest office in the world.
-The very same. -[sighs]
Socials aren't a bad idea. We could hire someone.
Why won't you let me help?
I could ask you the same thing.
[whimsical music plays]
What Steinbeck is doing here is making a clear connection
between the importance of redemption in order to survive spirituality.
You see, the family manages to survive
and perform an act of kindness,
showing that they have not lost their sense of decency.
So if you put that into context…
[upbeat music plays]
Got up at 6:00 a.m. [exhales]
I raided Party City, and I even used glitter glue.
She's being such a mean girl.
[exhales] She'll get over it.
She's mad that we weren't being good friends,
but she's not being good to us.
I feel like she would freak out if she knew that we were all hanging out.
-Wanna take a picture? -I think I do.
Let's do it.
-Get in this. -No, uh…
[camera shutter clicks]
This dance is pivotal, okay? We just met Josephine.
Independent.
-Marriage? Absolutely not. -[chuckles]
And we met the duke, you know, lone wolf, anti-establishment.
And then they meet each other.
And then, oh, Josephine realizes she has feelings for the duke.
The duke realizes he has feelings for Josephine.
They pretend… they don't.
-And it goes… -[piano plays]
Carriage up, and turning, box, two, three.
Promenade, twinkle step, and close.
Here.
Okay.
Carriage up.
-[Bracia clears throat] -[exhales]
-[grunts] -Sorry. [laughs]
Uh, he lost me at "promenade." [chuckles]
-[Silver] Uh, Max, you wanna come here? -Yeah.
-Do you mind putting your arm down? -[Maxine] Yes. Sorry.
It's my birthday. I'm very popular and beloved.
Ooh, happy birthday.
Thank you. Happy my birthday to you. [chuckles]
Actually, you should totally come to my party on Friday.
It's at Brodie's basement. Whole cast and crew's invited.
Yeah? Uh, maybe.
Hey, will my costume have cleavage?
You'll like it, I promise.
I have this whole steampunk
meets Victorian high society concept for the whole show.
-[chuckles] Okay, that sounds amazing. -Doesn't it sound so good?
[Maxine] Yes. I'm so impressed.
[chuckles]
Actually, I've always really noticed your style.
-Really? -Yeah. Oh, I love your whole look.
Thanks.
-You too. I love your shirt. -[chuckles]
Um, turn around.
[clears throat]
-Hey. -Hey.
[doorbell chimes]
[Ginny] Sorry I'm late. Did Joe notice?
-He's not here. -Okay.
Hey, Marcus.
Hey.
What? We steal coffee, like, all the time.
[Marcus] See ya.
How's that going?
Um, it's… it's good.
Is he your boyfriend?
-Um… -Yeah, sounds about right.
Hey, what, uh… what sociopath orders a gingerbread latte?
-That sounds vile. Mmm. -It is. I had it this morning. Gross.
[Ginny] Oh my God. Joe.
What happened to your face?
What?
Okay, yeah, uh, first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.
Cute.
Second rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.
-[Joe] Am I paying you both for this? -It's free.
-This is a new look. -[Ginny] You like it?
It's very Hot Topic.
What?
-What the heck is Hot Topic? -I don't know, but I think he insulted me.
[Joe] Cynthia, would you like a refill?
-It's 4:00 p.m. somewhere, right? -It's 4:00 p.m. here. 4:15, actually.
[Cynthia] Oh, that's good.
If you're about to ask me how I'm doing, don't.
I'm not doing well, and I don't wanna talk about it--
-Oh my God, what happened to your eye? -[chuckles]
Well, if you're not talking, I'm not either.
Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. I need help only you can provide.
-Goody. -[Georgia] I need your caterer menu.
I'm throwing a party at the Neighborhood Club.
You're looking at their newest member.
-Congratulations. -Who punched you in the face?
[sighs]
What party did you throw when you were a new member?
-Tom and I did a tailgating party. -[Georgia] Oh.
We hired some high school football players to wear their uniforms and pass out wings,
-and Tom tapped a keg. -Mm.
Sounds really fun. Damn it.
Hey, Peach, can you make me a gingerbread latte?
[chuckles]
You're invited too, Joe.
You don't have to invite me if you just want me to cater.
I'm inviting you because I want you to come.
We're friends.
And I want you to cater.
Thank you.
[mellow music plays]
[clears throat]
[scoffs]
[Georgia] Hello, Ellen.
I come waving a white flag.
-Well, white wine. Same thing. -What do you want, Georgia?
I'm in the middle of making the twins' birthday dinners, okay?
And Marcus wants burgers, and Maxine wants chicken ziti, so…
I messed up. I should have told you about Marcus and Ginny.
I don't have a good excuse. I should have, and I'm sorry.
I usually handle everything myself, and…
I don't know how to explain it other than that, but… [sighs]
…I miss you.
I miss my friend.
-Okay. I miss you too. -[sighs]
-[chuckles] -[Ellen inhales]
-[sighs] -Here. You might wanna pour that.
I learned my lesson, and I came over to tell you
that Marcus is climbing through Ginny's window again.
I caught him last night.
Who does he think he is? Christian Slater in Heathers?
Oh, that's a good one. I didn't think of that one.
Unbelievable. Do they think we're stupid?
Yeah.
Why can't they just date and use the front door?
Oh no, you are not snacking
after I made two separate birthday dinners.
Mommy, there are no rules on birthdays. Hi, Georgia.
Happy birthday, Max.
-Got fun birthday plans? -None that Ginny's invited to.
Maxine, it is not nice to hold a grudge. People make mistakes.
And if you push everyone away, you will not have anyone left.
["Mess Me Up" by Natania plays]
Marcus, I'm gonna kill you!
♪ Think that I'll break? Well, I can handle that… ♪
Seriously? Ginny wasn't enough for you, you had to take Abby too?
Why are you doing this to me on my birthday?
Our birthday. And I didn't do anything to you.
♪ And just F me up, yeah, mess me up… ♪
You don't get to be the decider of the moral high ground.
-♪ But I've got soap to clean this heart ♪ -[grunts]
[door slams]
♪ So, who are you to say You don't want to mess me up ♪
♪ Mess me up ♪
-[door opens] -[Paul sighs]
[door closes]
-[Paul] Hey. -[Georgia] Hey.
[sighs] All right.
[hesitates]
-Oh no, not that dr-- -Wow.
-Okay. -What do we have here?
-Yeah, ha-ha. -There's so many of them.
-Okay. -They're like jelly beans or--
-I found their leader. -Okay.
-Big Daddy. [laughs] -All right. Put it back now.
-How's this one even work? -Come on. All right.
-Oh, Big Daddy. -Paul. Paul, stop.
-Oh, he's got a mind of his own. -Put it back.
-Be gentle, Big Daddy. -Very good.
Be gentle, Big Daddy. Where does this even go?
Hey, Mom, I can't find my…
[vibrator vibrates]
I need to knock. I know that now.
[door closes]
I'm just really gunning for that Mother of the Year award, huh?
-[clears throat] -What do you think?
Should I be worried I screwed her up so bad
she's about to freebase heroin and join the circus?
What?
Nothing. I just-- I-- [sighs]
You know what? Can I ask you something without you getting mad?
Mm. No promises.
Austin.
Could you help me understand
why you wouldn't do what his teacher recommend--
-I'm mad. -[inhales]
I'm serious.
Look, I… I watched my parents go through very similar things with Chris.
-Austin and Chris aren't the same. -I know they're not.
I'm not saying they are.
But, you know, Austin might also benefit from a little bit of extra attention,
and there are resources available.
I'm not slapping a label on him that'll follow him around his whole life.
That changes how the world sees him.
He's fine, and I don't wanna talk about this.
Why deny him the help? You don't have to do this yourself.
They're not your kids!
-[sighs] -Wow.
-Um… -Hey, that came out too harsh.
I just mean that I've got it. Okay? That's all.
-Okay? I-- -No. You know what?
No. I… I hear you loud and clear. Okay? Boundary is very well set.
I will not be told about Ginny's new boyfriend.
I will not be trusted to try and help with Austin.
Oh, like how you trust me at work?
What is that supposed to mean?
Well, I've proven myself again and again, and I'm still not being looped in.
It's like we got engaged and I'm getting cut out. What is that?
Okay, is this about Nick? Because I understand that he's been a little--
No, I know how Nick's been. I don't care. You're the boss.
And you put Big Daddy back where you found him.
[door slams]
[whimsical music plays]
Hey. [chuckles]
Sorry about that.
Good for you.
Good for Paul, really. Surprising.
Hey, Peach, there is something I wanted to talk to you about.
-[scoffs] God. -No, nothing bad.
[inhales] Um…
I'm getting married,
and you're my best friend.
Will you be my maid of honor?
Mom, yes, of course.
-Yeah? -Yes.
-[chuckles] -[Georgia] Aw!
[sighs]
[Georgia sighs]
I just don't wanna have messed you up too bad.
Have I messed you up?
No, I'm okay.
Okay.
All right.
-Yay! -[Georgia] Yay! [chuckles]
[door closes]
[exhales]
[dog barking in distance]
[exhales]
[mellow music plays]
-[sighs] -[vibrating]
[girl] This is a great little shortcut
if you're not doing a full eyeliner across the actual skin on your lid,
but it still gives you that sort of depth and darkness, um, in that area.
To define the lid a little better,
I'm gonna put more of that pencil near the outer corner of the eye.
["WOO!" by Charmaine plays]
♪ Yeah, he know he's just a number And he good with that ♪
♪ Play along 'cause he know I got a super WAP ♪
♪ Issa bad affair and he knew that ♪
♪ If you can't hit it Right where your crew at? ♪
♪ I need a… With a tongue like a motor ♪
♪ Stroke game that gon' put me in a coma ♪
♪ He got a… But I don't owe her ♪
♪ Treat him like my son Put that in a stroller ♪
♪ Imma take it like a bandit, yeah ♪
♪ Keep it up Can you manage? Yeah ♪
♪ Throw it back, give it back back, yeah ♪
♪ Tag me in, I'ma tag back, yeah ♪
♪ Going twelve rounds Hittin' back to back ♪
♪ Only twelve rounds Can you handle that? ♪
♪ Need a big dog for my tiny cat ♪
♪ From the windows to the walls To the welcome mat ♪
♪ Woo! ♪
♪ Pump the breaks like, woo ♪
♪ Take a breath like, woo ♪
-[panting] ♪ Been a minute like, woo ♪
-[panting] -[mellow music plays]
[exhales]
[inhales deeply]
[breathing heavily]
[grunts]
[breathing shakily]
[sighs]
[Ginny] I heard if you eat a tarantula, it's supposed to taste like earthy crack.
[Abby] I knew you were gonna say something like that.
[laughs] Like, just the crunchiness…
["Like a Wave" by Nick Kingsley & Danny Farrant plays]
I like your hair.
Thanks.
Yeah, I've always wanted to dye my hair.
[laughs] Do you remember when we were 11
and we stole beer from your dad and poured it on our heads
to lie out in the sun to try and get highlights?
We were so embarrassing.
-We should've just drank the beer. -We should've just-- So true. [chuckles]
♪ Having fun now, come on ♪
♪ Oh, it's happening now ♪
[Norah] Max.
♪ I can feel it deep inside of me… ♪
-Okay, she's being so dramatic. -[whispers] She's being absurd.
[laughs]
-[laughs] It's kind of funny. -[laughs]
[both laugh]
[chuckles]
-Things have been a lot better. -Let's talk more about your mother.
Can we not refer to her as my "mother"? It's very Kathy Bates. [chuckles]
What's your relationship like?
Well, uh, she's not really like a normal mom.
She was just smoking weed with my boyfriend.
I guess he's not officially my boyfriend.
How do you feel about her doing that?
She just does stuff like that.
Is this stressful for you?
No. I mean, that's just what she's like.
Can I ask you a question?
[therapist] Of course.
How much of who you are
and what you're capable of is predetermined?
Like… Like, by genetics or whatever?
Why are you asking me that?
It was just a dumb thought. It's nothing.
[therapist] This is the moment you identify what you're feeling
and what makes you want to self-harm.
You have to be honest about how you're really feeling,
or it won't get better.
Yeah.
Yeah, I know.
Like I said, I'm-- I'm fine. [inhales]
[chuckles]
I like the blue. It's a nice touch.
Thanks.
So your mom asked me to take you and Austin for Friday night.
Oh, um, actually just Austin.
I'll be spending the night at a friend's house.
-[Zion] Mm. -[phone buzzing]
[clears throat]
Simone?
It's no one. Um, how's school?
Max hates me.
You'd be surprised how little people actually think about you.
[Ginny] Okay, normally I'd agree with you,
but I can assure you Max hates me, and she thinks about it a lot.
[Zion] Have you tried speaking to her?
Okay, you don't like that idea. Um…
How's Bracia?
The guy she likes commented "fire" on the picture you took,
so you basically made her entire life.
And how's therapy?
I'm not burning if that's what you're asking.
[Zion] That's not what I asked.
Therapy's working.
I'm much better.
So tell me about this "no one" Simone.
[tense music plays]
[detective] Anthony Green…
Do you… [sighs]
…remember any details?
Do I remember a missing person's case from over a decade ago?
It's New Orleans. Do you know how many of these we deal with?
[Cordova] Yeah.
[Cordova sighs]
-What? -[detective] His wife.
I do remember her. I felt bad for her.
Pretty young gal.
Looks like your memory's been jogged.
He ran an illegal gambling ring, which she took the fall for.
She got booked,
and as soon as she got out, he bolted.
Shameful.
So she was never a person of interest in his disappearance?
How's she gonna take a man down and move a body? Look at her.
Uh, must be very convenient for her.
-[detective] What? -[exhales]
Everyone underestimates her.
-[mumbles, laughs] -[Ginny] Hey.
-Hey, how was your dad's? -It was good.
["Keep Up" by RaeLynn plays]
-Oh no. -What?
[Austin] Living room dance party!
["Keep Up" continues playing]
♪ Yeah, I rock Gucci gang… ♪
I'm so tired of everyone being so damn serious around here.
What is happening?
♪ Yeah, I know my drink Might be all pretty pink… ♪
Paul, you need to know what you're marrying into.
Okay, I can get down with this.
♪ You'd never know it ♪
♪ It ain't showing In this downtown dress ♪
♪ But let's just say that the shade Of this lipstick matches my neck ♪
♪ 'Cause I can drive your truck Faster than you can ♪
♪ I can get it done With my own two hands ♪
♪ I can dance with the ladies ♪
♪ Drink with the fellers ♪
♪ You know Fridays are good But boy with me they'd be better ♪
♪ Country boys sure know how to have fun ♪
♪ But let me show you How a country girl gets it done, y'all ♪
♪ Keep up ♪
♪ Oh, yeah, keep up ♪
♪ I bet you can't keep up… ♪
Um, I'm gonna head out.
Oh, uh, wait, when's your curfew?
[scoffs] My curfew?
-Yeah. She got a curfew, right? -Yeah.
-[Ginny] I do? -I don't know.
♪ Can't have you falling behind… ♪
I'll be back at a reasonable hour.
Hey, Peach, you okay?
[Ginny] Yeah, I'm good.
[Paul] Let's go.
Whoo!
♪ I can get it done With my own two hands… ♪
Come on now.
♪ I can dance with the ladies ♪
♪ Drink with the fellers ♪
♪ You know Friday are good But boy with me they'd be better ♪
♪ Country boys sure know how to have fun ♪
♪ But let me show you How a country girl gets it done, y'all ♪
♪ Keep up ♪
[footsteps approaching]
Ginny! Didn't see you come through the front door.
[sighs] This is cozy.
Just gonna slide in here.
Okay, what are we talking about?
My mom told you, didn't she?
Let's just hang out here all night.
-[upbeat music plays] -[Ginny talking indistinctly]
[Norah laughs]
Looks like they made up, huh?
Okay, I don't get it. I'm not the one who did anything wrong.
Yeah, babe, I don't know. [chuckles]
I got bad news, mi amors.
My basement flooded.
-Okay, that better be a euphemism. -Sorry, no party tonight.
Okay, this cannot be happening to me.
[Samantha] Well, look on the bright side.
Now it doesn't matter that you lost all your friends.
Oof.
-[Samantha] I'm kidding. -[Brodie] Love you, Max.
[Norah laughs]
-[Brodie] Hey, Ginny. -Bye, Ginny.
-No, no! Excuse me. No. -[sighs] What do you want now?
I'm the one who's mad, not you.
Oh, I'm sorry, Max. Did I disrupt the equilibrium of the universe
by suggesting that something not be centered around you?
Okay, ouch. And also, bitch. You're the one in the wrong here.
Oh, you love that, don't you?
You love that I screwed up and you're perfect.
I'm not perfect, but I didn't sleep with your brother.
-Good, because that'd be a felony. -You lied to me, Ginny!
So freaking what?
I'm supposed to tell you everything? That's not what friendship is.
Friendship is not having to reveal
every innermost thought and secret to each other.
To me, friendship is about supporting each other.
It seems to me that a friend
wouldn't write off someone without having the full story.
The full story?
Do I need a play-by-play of how you boned my brother?
'Cause I'm pretty sure I know how that went.
[mimics Marcus] "Oh, Ginny, I'm dark and gloomy and colors hurt my eyes."
[mimics Ginny] "Oh, Marcus, I'm finding myself."
[mumbling]
"Will you point the way with your penis?"
You talk a lot, but it's not all quality.
Ooh, look who dyed her hair and grew a backbone.
-Are you gonna apologize or what? -[scoffs]
-That's a joke. -[Ginny] It's not, Max.
Because I love you.
Okay? I love you so much, and you've hurt me.
God. Sometimes I just--
I feel like what I'm going through and who I am
is just completely invisible to you.
I tried to not love your brother, I really did.
But, I don't know, you Bakers have some pheromone-y DNA or something.
-You love him? -[Ginny] Yes.
Like real, real love? Like his greasy hair doesn't bug you at all?
Yes.
I didn't know that.
[Ginny] I get him, and he gets me.
And we really tried to stop it, because I love you too.
So you'd be like my sister-in-law.
Okay, well, that's… that's aggressive, but…
I'm really sorry I've been so mean.
I've just been hurting so much, it's leaking out of me like a faucet.
And I've been such a bitch, a huge bitchity bitch.
And it's probably good that Brodie's basement flooded
because I don't really have friends to bring to my party.
I just want us to be okay.
Me too.
I really miss you.
[Maxine chuckles]
[Maxine sighs]
What's this, the band's back together?
[upbeat music plays]
No.
No, Ginny, no.
-Yes. Yes, Ginny, yes. -You don't know what we're talking about.
I don't, but I know I want it to happen.
Fine.
For your birthday, you can have my birthday.
[Maxine gasps] Yay!
[chuckles] What does that mean?
-Party at my house. -What?
[laughs] Okay. I'm violently excited. Let's do it.
[soft romantic music plays]
[Georgia] Thanks.
[Paul] Mm-hmm.
[Georgia inhales]
[Paul sighs]
-Georgia. Paul. -Joe!
We're celebrating Paul's last night of freedom.
He's officially moved in tomorrow.
[exhales] End of an era.
Oh, of course. Congrats.
Um, let me get you a bottle of wine on the house.
Oh, you don't have to--
[both] Hmm.
I think Joe might have a little crush on you.
Oh, stop. No, he doesn't.
Okay.
[chuckles]
[Paul inhales] Hmm.
-[rock music plays] -[girl 1] Yes!
[laughs]
[girl 2] Okay!
-You shouldn't be talking about me. -Oh, all right… [indistinct]
He is so-- Listen, you guys--
-Cheers. -Yay.
[boy] Yay!
Mistakes were made… by me.
Feelings were hurt, and I wish I could change things.
Regrets abound.
Is this an apology?
I'm sorry.
I'm a dick, and I love you.
[gasps] Let's do coffee shop.
Bing, bing, bing--
-Caramel macchiato on the house. -Here's your change.
-[mimics phone ringing] -[mimics coffee maker]
I'm making a leaf 'cause I'm an artiste. Here you go, it's hot.
[Norah] So much!
You guys are weird.
My little love-stricken cherub, angel, princess, demon.
-Marcus, huh? You have terrible taste. -Thank you.
Yo, this has little gold flecks in it that actually rip holes in your throat
so the alcohol enters your bloodstream faster.
Perfect!
-You want? -Yes.
To MANG!
-[all] To MANG! -[cheers]
[all grunt]
Oh, you weren't… you weren't lying.
[Norah coughs]
-Hi. -Hey.
-[Abby] That's discussing. -Hey.
-[Norah coughs] -Come upstairs.
I'll get some drinks.
-I'm contact pregnant. -[laughs]
[chuckles] You're so cute.
Rehearsal was fun.
[hesitates, laughs]
Yeah, I'm… I'm just so awkward though.
We just need a little more practice.
-[Bracia] Here? -Mm-hmm.
In the kitchen?
[upbeat music plays]
[both chuckle]
[Bracia laughs]
-Oh my god, Silver! Yay! -Oh!
Oh my God, yay. I'm so glad you're here.
Are you having fun?
-[Silver] So much fun. -That's good. I'm so glad.
Why isn't Sophie here yet?
Do you think she's not coming? I asked her to come.
-[Abby] Do you want another shot? -[Norah] Yeah.
[Hunter] Hey.
Um, can we talk?
-Like a really… a really good one, right? -Mm.
-Hold on. Hey, Zion, what's up? [Zion] Sorry to bother you.
I tried Ginny but she's not answering.
Is it okay for Austin to watch a PG-13 movie?
You tried Ginny? Why would you--
PG-13 is fine. Gotta go.
Everything okay?
Mm-mm.
[line ringing]
-Ellen? Hi. The little shits got us. -[Ellen] Oh, hello.
["The Other Side" by Axel Mansoor playing]
So…
♪ I've been taken too long With simple decisions ♪
You know, everyone blames me for our breakup,
but it wasn't just me.
I know.
I'm sorry for saying all that messed up shit to you.
I'm sorry too.
But what sucked the most was that you didn't believe me,
about what happened.
You said I was being dramatic, like I was the problem.
I know.
♪ I’m stuck peering over the edge ♪
♪ I was meant for the other side… ♪
Do you ever feel all this pressure
to just fit in everywhere and act perfect all the time?
Yes. Constantly.
I shouldn't have punched Marcus.
I shouldn't have sent him that photo.
Yeah, that one stung. [chuckles]
♪ For the other side… ♪
I really loved you.
♪ For the other side… ♪
It's the first time I ever loved anyone.
Don't tell Samantha.
Please let me tell Samantha.
[both laugh]
♪ 'Cause when i’m weak, I'm lost I give in to questions … ♪
I loved you too, for what it's worth.
But not the same, right?
♪ Tell me when can I trust My sense of direction? ♪
♪ Wake up and I’m on the wrong track ♪
♪ I was meant for the other side… ♪
[Hunter] Hey.
♪ I’m stuck peering over the edge… ♪
Make sure he's good to you.
You deserve it.
♪ I was meant for the other side ♪
♪ I’m stuck peering over the edge ♪
♪ I was meant for the other side ♪
[glass clinking]
Don't tell anyone.
Seriously, what happened?
This?
Hockey game.
-[Cynthia] Hockey game? -Mm-hmm.
You play hockey?
-Yep. Right wing, Brookline Bulldogs. -[Cynthia] Huh.
-Lets me get out some energy. -[Cynthia] Energy?
Well, rage.
I love hockey.
[Joe] Get out.
This year is gonna be the Leaf's year.
Out. Get out of my restaurant.
[laughs]
[Joe] All right, fine. [chuckles]
We need a nickname.
Like… Garcus?
No, like something you call me.
Like honey pie?
Ew. No. No, something cute like, um…
Like Pooh Bear.
So for short you're just Poo.
-No, not Poo. -No, I like it. It's cute.
-Little Poo? Little Turd Face? -Why you're like this?
-Okay, no. [laughs] -Little Poo. No. [laughs]
-No, not Poo. Something else. [laughs]
-Uh… -Um…
What about "baby"?
Why are you doing this?
Doing what?
I'm not going anywhere.
I feel like you think I'm going somewhere, like you don't trust…
I don't trust it.
If I learned anything from my mom, it's don't trust anyone,
even her, especially her.
And all men. Never trust a man. So…
Well, I'm not going anywhere.
Neither am I.
Okay, Poo.
[laughs]
-So then… -[bottle clanks]
…what are we?
What do you mean?
-I just wanna know your intentions. -[chuckles]
What? Why can't you say it?
I don't know, I'm just…
I thought-- I think I'm, uh…
I'm damaged, and I'm scared I'm gonna screw this up.
[mellow song playing]
I don't wanna screw this up.
[sighs, chuckles]
I want you to be my girlfriend.
[chuckles]
-Don't look at me like that. Stop. Stop. -[both laugh]
-I don't really do girlfriends, sorry. -Yeah, yeah, okay.
[song continues]
I love you, Virginia Miller.
Today, tomorrow,
forever.
♪ Please dream of mine ♪
-No, you… you don't have to. -It's okay.
Okay.
-[belt clanks] -[zipper opens]
Oh shit.
["Rachet (Alternate 1)" by Jermain Brown plays]
Yeah, that's exactly what I'm saying.
[screams]
♪ Moved to the 'burbs And I still get ratchet ♪
♪ Ratchet, ratchet, ratchet, ratchet ♪
♪ Moved to the 'burbs And I still get ratchet ♪
♪ Green like salad, ass cheeks tatted ♪
♪ Moved to the 'burbs But I still get ratchet ♪
♪ Birkin bag baby going Birkin bag crazy ♪
♪ X on the box But a busta couldn’t play me ♪
♪ Got ya man hooked Like it's crack in the '80s ♪
♪ Hustle like a dude But I ride it like a lady ♪
♪ Been on top Now I can do what I want… ♪
A mother! It's a mother! A mother!
[all clamoring]
[girl 1] Coming out!
Yeah, my pleasure.
After you.
[girl 2] Oh God.
Have fun.
Welcome to our home.
-[Maxine laughs] -[girl 3] Bye!
Guys!
[laughs] Yay! How about a round of applause for the real heroes, right?
For conceiving me.
Yay!
Mm.
-[Marcus] Come on. -[Maxine] You guys want a drink?
[laughs]
No?
[whimsical music plays]
[Maxine giggles]
[giggles]
So why'd you look so spiffy tonight?
Had a date later.
Oh, that's fun.
-[sucks teeth] -[Cynthia] Mmm. Not fun?
It just gets, uh, depressing after a while.
[scoffs] Sorry, you're unlucky in love?
Why is that so hard to believe?
Because I have eyes.
Because hello. [laughs]
And you have your own business.
No way.
There's got to be more to it.
Well, the person I wanna be with just doesn't see me like that, so…
I'm sorry.
That's lonely.
Almost as lonely as the person you wanna be with
not recognizing you anymore.
Tom didn't know my name today.
That's why I don't wanna go home.
[melancholic music plays]
Cheers.
If anything, anything would have happened, your mother and I would've been liable.
Do you understand?
Yeah. I know, I'm sorry. It was dumb.
We expect more from you, Ginny.
-Georgia, do you have anything to add? -Yeah.
Bad Ginny.
[inhales sharply]
Okay.
[sighs] Boy.
Hey, I'm sorry about the other night.
I love that you care about 'em.
I've just been the only one looking after 'em for so long, I--
Listen, you are going to be a Randolph, and they are going to be my kids too.
And I want that more than anything.
Okay.
Why are you so happy?
-She threw a rager. -[chuckles]
Like a Can't Hardly Wait, American Pie rager.
Okay, and we're… happy about that?
Well, I didn't screw her up too bad. She's a normal teenager. This is amazing.
Okay, if you say so. [chuckles]
Yeah.
[somber music plays]
[exhales]
[Ginny] I want so badly to be normal.
But I look around
and I feel like there's a wall separating me from everybody else.
[sighs]
I understand why my mom did it.
She felt she had to.
[groans]
She did it for me.
[sighs]
[breathes heavily]
[sniffles]
[heavy breathing]
There's blood on my hands.
Me and her against the world.
["Eat Them Apples" by Suzi Wu plays]
Guilty.
♪ I aim to lose I like to break the rules ♪
♪ I aim to lose I like to break the rules… ♪
[whimpers]
-[line ringing] -[sighs]
♪ I aim to lose I like to break the rules ♪
♪ I aim to lose I like to break the rules… ♪
[therapist on phone] Ginny?
Hi, Dr. Lily.
♪ I aim to lose… ♪
[hesitates] I-- I'm--
I'm doing good. Um, I… I am getting better.
[Dr. Lily] Ginny, why'd you call?
Do you feel like you wanna self-harm?
♪ Everything's taboo When it's been broken into two ♪
♪ Everything's taboo When it's been broken into two… ♪
[cries] I'm not okay.
["Eat Them Apples" by Suzi Wu ends]
[techno music plays]
[music ends]