:12:02
Well, Paul? How's he doing?
:12:05
These heart-lung-liver transplants are
almost routine. He'll be as good as new.
:12:12
That you, Blake? Come over here, son.
:12:16
Dad.
:12:20
- Dad.
- (groans)
:12:21
Now, you do what Nurse Caldwell
tells you to, Daddy. I'll stop by later.
:12:26
Blake, I'm so glad you're here.
:12:29
(Carter coughs and wheezes)
:12:38
- You look good, Dad.
- (groans)
:12:41
I don't want Blake
to see my father any more.
:12:44
What?!
:12:46
If anything happens to the old fool, do you
want Blake taking over the company?
:12:52
You're playing a dangerous game, Rachel.
:12:56
They're the only kind worth playing.
:13:01
- Cut it! Very nice.
- Was that big enough? I can give more.
:13:05
- No, no, Dennis, that was fine. Thank you.
- Cos I got more!
:13:08
- Am I good in this?
- Really, really good.
:13:10
- Feels perfect. I feel very strong.
- No, it was perfect.
:13:13
- It's strong. It's strong.
- It's not in the lines.
:13:16
- You've gotta play the moment. That's it.
- You had some wonderful moments.
:13:20
- I thought it was over between them.
- I think he just got his key back.
:13:26
- Good scene. Really. Great scene.
- Oh, you think so?
:13:28
- Oh, yeah. Do you have a minute, Laura?
- For you, always.
:13:32
Thanks. I was wondering if you read the
new bible. With the Jack Gates character.
:13:37
- Oh, yes. I love it.
- Really?
:13:38
- It's very good.
- Great!
:13:40
It works beautifully for the rest of the cast.
:13:43
Oh, thanks. The rest of the cast?
:13:46
To be honest, I don't think the audience
will accept Rachel as a working girl.
:13:51
You said you wanted to do something
with more depth. It'd be good for you.
:13:56
I hope you're not upset.