The Temp
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:23:01
I bought this.
Will you sign it and send it round?

:23:04
I sure will.
:23:09
Peter Derns' office.
:23:10
I'm on my way to have lunch
with Charlene. Who called?

:23:15
Your estranged, Jeff Gordahl, Ed Rossi,
and I just hung up with Dr Feldman.

:23:20
- Get me Sharon.
- Peter Derns calling for Dr Feldman.

:23:24
- I don't want to...
- Dr Jekyll. Hello, Peter.

:23:28
Kris, you can get off now.
Ron, how are you?

:23:31
Wonderful. More importantly,
how are you? Seen Mr Hyde lately?

:23:35
No, thank God.
:23:37
Things are going well personally,
professionally.

:23:41
See any recurrence of the paranoia?
:23:44
You don't need to have something
traumatic happen before you see me.

:23:49
I have an opening this afternoon.
:23:51
Ron, I believe I'm ready to see Sharon
outside therapy.

:23:55
I think it's time.
:23:57
We saw each other last week.
It felt pretty good.

:24:08
How was New York?
:24:09
They're evasive about me staying on.
They're trying to replace me with Roger.

:24:14
That's ridiculous.
What are they thinking?

:24:18
It's just my latest battlefield, Peter.
:24:21
Sexism, cronyism...
:24:23
Now it's ageism.
:24:25
If they think I'm going down
without a fight, they're mistaken.

:24:28
- Cappuccino, Noreen.
- Yes, ma'am. Sir?

:24:31
Nothing, thanks.
:24:34
They don't realise Roger is a time
bomb. He's terrible under pressure.

:24:39
If and when he does move up,
someone will have to take his place.

:24:44
I'll be honest. New York likes Jack.
:24:47
- He plays their game.
- A game without rules.

:24:51
Like you did when you first
came aboard. It works.

:24:55
I got human. I hope Jack blows
a hole in his gut and his marriage fails.


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