1:10:00
He's a dying man,
and he's sick...
1:10:03
and he's asked me
to help him....
1:10:07
to help him find his son.
1:10:11
Hello? Are you there?
1:10:13
I'm here. I'm listening.
1:10:14
OK. You see...
1:10:17
Frank T.J. Mackey
is Earl Partridge's son.
1:10:20
So where are you
from originally?
1:10:22
- Around here.
- Valley?
1:10:25
- Hollywood, mainly.
- What did your parents do?
1:10:28
My father was in television.
1:10:30
My mother-- This is going
to sound silly to you.
1:10:32
- Try me.
- She was a librarian.
1:10:35
Why does that sound silly?
1:10:36
I don't know.
I guess it doesn't.
1:10:38
Does your mother still work?
1:10:40
No, she's retired.
1:10:42
Are you close?
1:10:44
She's my mother.
1:10:46
Yes, but she's a woman, too.
1:10:48
How does she feel about
"Seduce and Destroy"?
1:10:51
What does she say?
1:10:55
Well, she says,
"You go get them, honey."
1:10:59
What about your father?
1:11:01
My father.
Unfortunately, he passed away.
1:11:04
I'm sorry.
I had no idea.
1:11:06
No, please.
1:11:08
I wouldn't have brought
that up if I had known.
1:11:10
It's a very hard thing.
1:11:12
Please.
Yes, it is, but...listen.
1:11:14
You have to move forward.
The past has its place.
1:11:17
It was a long time ago
and people die.
1:11:21
Let's switch gears here.
1:11:25
According to your book,
you ended up at UC Berkeley?
1:11:28
- '84-'89.
- Psychology major.
1:11:30
- That's right.
- Get your masters?
1:11:32
This close.
1:11:35
That's impressive in five years.
1:11:37
Cap, can I have some coffee?
1:11:39
Can I get you anything?
1:11:41
No, I'm good.
1:11:42
She's good.
I need coffee.
1:11:48
Cats and dogs out there, huh?
1:11:52
Must have a lot going on
for all that stuff back there.
1:11:57
You could...
1:11:59
You could have quite a party
with all that stuff.