1:05:01
What is?
1:05:03
That I'm not some product.
1:05:04
Wow.
1:05:08
Then, as Hallmark cards go,
you'd be easy to please.
1:05:15
Listen, l... I'm sorry
George is mad at you.
1:05:19
Is that because of me?
1:05:20
No, but that's good.
1:05:22
You're starting to think
like a real kid.
1:05:25
Kids always think it's their
fault when parents split up.
1:05:27
Is that what's going to
happen to you and George?
1:05:38
I don't know.
1:05:42
You know, I do
everything I can think of
1:05:44
to keep it together
for the kids.
1:05:47
I'm a mom first, but...
1:05:49
George makes me feel so guilty
for even wanting a career,
1:05:53
you know, like it makes me
less of a mom.
1:05:55
Well, I got news for you.
1:05:58
They don't even write TV
moms as good as you are.
1:06:02
Well now, we're even.
1:06:04
Because that's the nicest
compliment I've ever heard.
1:06:12
You know, we probably should
dye your hair back.
1:06:15
Yeah.
1:06:17
Well, since you're going
to be here a while,
1:06:19
I think I should read
this script.
1:06:21
See what it is
you want so badly.
1:06:23
Please do.
1:06:24
Maybe you can make
some sense of it.
1:06:28
No, no, no, no, no.
1:06:30
I don't know what to do.
1:06:32
No gloves.
1:06:33
Don't need 'em.
1:06:37
Dickie, you promised
to help me
1:06:38
with my pep squad tryouts.
1:06:40
Oh, I will.
1:06:41
That pep squad spot's
got your name all over it.
1:06:42
Did I ever tell you I was a
backup dancer for Vanilla lce?
1:06:45
No way.
1:06:46
Oh, yeah, I owe him a call.
1:06:58
Boom.