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00:00:00Anyone there until we pull from the lake with do a
00:00:29both do a and receive
00:00:32that's me that we smacked up
00:00:36stupid they have a kid too
00:00:40plenty of little boys in your situation make it just fine in the end
00:00:44you're a brave boy your grandfather can't take you because he lives too far away
00:00:53replacing you with a very nice foster family in brooklyn
00:00:57you ever been to brooklyn they play stickball there and have very good pizza too
00:01:02you miss your mom and dad i know but it will pass time is your friend don't worry
00:01:09sugar you're gonna be all right
00:01:15the falling leaves just by my window
00:01:19of the autumn leaves of red and gold i see your lips the summer kisses the sunburned hands
00:01:35since you went away the days go long and soon i hear old winter's song but i miss you most of all
00:01:46my darling when the autumn leaves start to fall
00:02:17underline the word volatile and janet make sure they know it's in thai bath
00:02:23not u.s dollars we've screwed him on that before
00:02:38can i help you with something maybe moving in here that's all yeah
00:02:42yeah yeah anytime keep moving okay
00:02:57the falling leaves just by my window the autumn leaves of red and gold i see your lips
00:03:08the summer kisses the sunburned hands i used to hold since you went away the days grow long
00:03:20but soon i hear old winter's song but i miss you most of all
00:03:27my darling
00:03:32damn it span i told you not in the doorway kitty will call the cops again right
00:03:42go on eat it
00:03:56oh i got burritos
00:04:06yeah what about stacy what's her name no she'll have her spine after all no remember the vanity
00:04:12fair party that means that her dress is just missing a shoulder pad oh yeah yeah i gotta go
00:04:20okay yeah i'll talk to you tomorrow bye
00:04:29only two burritos these are the small ones right i'm not that hungry why what did your boss say
00:04:37he called me a throwback that's a compliment right yeah coming from mr wheeler definitely
00:04:42hmm so the review went well maybe now you'll get a raise hey did you tell him we're getting married
00:04:50yeah he already knew he also somehow knew that you proposed to me
00:04:55oh no marshall you shouldn't tell people that i didn't tell him what did he think put a damper
00:05:00on his whole throwback theory i think he asked if i'd be taking your name he did
00:05:05yeah sarcastically yeah but you'll still get a raise
00:05:11hello yeah
00:05:16freddie hey congratulations freddie passed the bar i told you third time's a charm
00:05:22did you tell the folks what did she say
00:05:27all right hey hey fred look i gotta call you tomorrow okay i got dinner okay bye
00:05:36i um went by the apartment today me too really yeah just outside i uh i met the doorman
00:05:45oh is he nice yeah sure well alex told me a few other couples have already looked it won't last
00:05:52it won't last marshall
00:06:07thank you you'll find everything we discussed you prepared the documents yourself
00:06:18they look like the originals they're all there
00:06:20and he's anything like his father he'll be a stubborn little bastard
00:06:31i'm sorry sweetheart
00:06:41so are you sure you haven't been injured or wronged in any way i'm sure freddie
00:06:46we need to brainstorm on that i need a caseload i can't believe you're finally a full-fledged
00:06:53lawyer amen and forget about oj the law is good and it's making a comeback
00:07:01so you're gonna hook up with a firm i'll send resumes but it may take a while
00:07:05remember i didn't play politics i didn't horn myself for class rank like some of those clowns
00:07:11a c average yes but a c average with dignity
00:07:20hey freddie come on no lewis and clark stuff today i gotta go back to work
00:07:23huh what a view it's like the pond paintings what the haystacks or whatever
00:07:42monet this toxic hole reminds you of a monet you stop and smell the muck you are always so
00:07:49focused on where you're going you never stop to notice where you are
00:07:53that's profound fred it's beautiful here no it's not yes it is no it's not yes it is
00:08:04tell me liz have we solved our problem yes i think we have
00:08:18i love that movie this new romance channel is the best
00:08:26what chick flick that's all it's not real obviously not real marshall
00:08:34that's why people watch movies to escape
00:08:42oh what the hell the remote i'm on the remote
00:09:02i have to go away for a minute what do you want to be a daddy big guy i'll be right back
00:09:12i love you till the day i die
00:09:42so
00:10:07oh i can't believe we fell asleep out here
00:10:12who's my grandfather it was a bad dream marshal more like a hallucination whatever we never
00:10:21should have tried to reheat that mushu chicken i had pictures when i was a kid but last night
00:10:26he was older where is he anyway new mexico or arizona i think what does he do i don't know
00:10:33he'd be retired by now when did you last see him when i was seven maybe my parents were still around
00:10:43god marshall he's probably dead
00:10:47no he's not dead how do you know i would have heard
00:10:53well you should find out where he is and call him he should know about our wedding
00:10:57no he should not he's your grandfather what kind of grandfather leaves a seven-year-old kid
00:11:04alone to fend for himself and not even a single phone call oh my god what
00:11:12that's more than you've ever said about your childhood i've never heard you complain before
00:11:16you should call your grandfather kitty leave this one alone
00:11:19why because you don't know anything about my family neither do you
00:11:27i know one thing my grandfather can go fuck himself
00:11:30hello yes mr pike you're talking about my grandfather are you are you joking
00:11:48you mean my grandfather
00:11:52when oh my god what time exactly
00:11:57and you're you're in tucson so that's two hours right
00:12:06um okay you're an attorney
00:12:10fine i don't care about any of that just um i don't know in fact my office yeah lindsey and hall
00:12:18lindsey and hall marketing
00:12:24yes
00:12:29he was sick and died last night
00:12:35same time he showed up here
00:12:39and i'm the only living relative
00:12:49so a little respect
00:13:01um
00:13:13freddie dinner at home tonight i've got some uh pro bono for you
00:13:25you sure you're all right i'm fine emily thank you
00:13:27you didn't even know ma well still it was his birth grandfather and you saw his ghost you think
00:13:33yes on television yeah what show was he on ma please how our boy is seeing apparitions yes
00:13:43the rubens elder son martin has a medical license i don't need a psychiatrist marty's a vet ma
00:13:49well still he's very nice to talk to i mean we could be in the middle of a nervous breakdown
00:13:53i'm fine tell us more about the poltergeist what was there a cold breeze or blood from the waltz
00:14:01fred how about that fax how about giving me a second wilson estates is a complex area
00:14:05you know we should have been more supportive of marshall and then maybe he wouldn't be in
00:14:09the middle of this breakdown alleged breakdown he was an orphan and it's our job to teach him
00:14:15a sense of self a sense of self yeah people get that from their family yeah maybe we all
00:14:19ought to go on oprah and marshall what's the catalina no idea your grandfather ran a motel
00:14:26okay i mean you show me a man with a sense of self and i'll show you a man who can propose
00:14:31to a woman it's kitty her name's kitty mom i know her name she should be ashamed why should
00:14:37she i forgot for proposing to marshall dad i mean i don't care what kind of feminism this is it is
00:14:42just not right and i decided together marshall this motel of your grandfather's it's in arizona
00:14:48tucson well motel is being dissolved and there's money basically you just sign the papers you get
00:14:56the money i don't want his money yeah but marshall i i think it's a lot how much four hundred thousand
00:15:07dollars and if that's true there is no way i am doing this pro bono
00:15:19i've always looked up in new york
00:15:23now i can look down on it for a while the apartment damn right the apartment
00:15:27and a car sob 900 red tan interior and the wedding the best invite as many people as you want
00:15:36we'll have it between innings oh we are not getting married in yankee stadium
00:15:39i'm sorry about your grandfather
00:15:49then again
00:16:10so
00:16:25boarding pass to tucson is a window you said aisle i changed my mind is yours window forget
00:16:34you know according to this men are less sexually potent today than they were 50 years ago
00:16:41fred please seriously compared to those guys in world war ii or whatever you and i have
00:16:45practically no sperm well i doubt we're going to need any this week anyway we're going for a whole
00:16:50week fred it's a lot of money this this offerman guy the lawyer out there he seems like he's on
00:16:55the ball he wants me there till the deal closes still a week on site just to sign some papers we
00:16:59could do it all by email fred relax so you feel obligated to be there for the paperwork but you
00:17:05didn't feel obligated to make the funeral i also fixed it so we uh don't have to sit the day
00:17:30oh wow yeah granny's sunglasses it's a good thing i don't burn
00:17:37unless you grab a cap or
00:17:42marshall pike yes i'm shivana reardon the attorney sent you offerman no i'm your
00:17:49grandfather's secretary i'm here from the inn the inn the motel yes of course the place is still open
00:18:00it's still open yes where are you from kirk ireland fred mitnick esquire pleased to meet you
00:18:08i'm to give you a lift how did you know that we were us i've seen a photograph i'll give you a
00:18:13lift to the inn offerman has his book they had a place called the foothills we'll grab a cab sorry
00:18:17you wasted your time a marshall a word fred mitnick esquire she's a secretary
00:18:29so secretaries are very important in legal work this is legit she could be useful to us
00:18:34as attorney in charge at the scene i am counseling us both to go with her
00:18:49shaman yes this car has a big bonnet i does sure it does yeah
00:18:58well we have to stop for petrol do you think no we're all right okay
00:19:29so
00:19:35so
00:19:57your great-grandmother rebecca built this hotel in 1930
00:20:06so
00:20:13the carpets are due for cleaning this place is really great isn't it we'll need some keys
00:20:28hey check out the excellent pictures i'll give you five to one on a c note peggy
00:20:34that's how sure i am you're the grandson you're a pike and a handsome one too marshall pike
00:20:42say hello to the mitchell sisters clara peggy and cc i knew it
00:20:51hey how you doing i'm fred hi fred the ladies have been coming here since well since before
00:20:59either of us was born it's terrific oh he even sounds like his grandfather
00:21:29do
00:21:46do
00:21:59do
00:22:11here what's this an operations meeting for what why bother your grandfather held them once a week
00:22:18to keep everyone up to date my grandfather held them please tell me that these people know what's
00:22:24happening right i'm sure i don't understand they know the deal what's the deal
00:22:33shit some of these people have been working here for decades
00:22:38hey that's not my problem this has nothing to do with me
00:22:43doesn't it
00:22:45fine let's go let's get this over with
00:22:53hello marshall pike welcome to the catalina inn your grandfather sir was a hero everyone
00:22:58knows of his military service his business accomplishments in the southwest his successful
00:23:03stewardship of this hotel his charities his his role in the development of the
00:23:09his role in the development of the arizona library system but we here at the inn will
00:23:14miss him most of all for his moments of kindness he showed each of us here over the years in small
00:23:20ways and in large yeah yeah he was uh he talked about you all the time
00:23:39um
00:23:57it'll be quick uh this this is not my
00:24:02you know i'm not the one who did this i'm not the one who put any kind of time frame
00:24:07on it it really has nothing to do with me at all it's a legal situation now and uh well you're all
00:24:14just better off probably just covering your own asses you know
00:24:23perhaps we ought to uh go ahead with our normal reports yes go on then reservations oh good news
00:24:30the hunt robertson wedding comes in on thursday as we all know oh mrs robertson is here and says
00:24:36thank you by the way for the hot soup we left her on the night she arrived on monday we'll see the
00:24:40higbees the johnsons the dupree's andrew the dupree's a 64 rothschild opened three hours
00:24:46before arrival and left on the writing desk with appropriate glassware tea in the library starts
00:24:54next week and continues until april as usual oh be aware that mrs hunt has requested an ice sculpture
00:25:00of the inn be placed at the receiving line chef the ice sculpture is taken care of but i'll need
00:25:06a decision on the club sandwich chef hates making them but your granddad insisted they stay on the
00:25:13menu we'll uh come back to that chef all right grounds the orange trees right carlos and his
00:25:19crew will be trimming the orange trees this week that means that the pathway between the fresh
00:25:23fruit baskets it's a documentary
00:25:35it's basically a bracelet mrs cutler's bracelet she lost it on property when she was here last
00:25:41week she called when she got home we can't find it anywhere so everybody be on the lookout for a
00:25:47spanish style silver bracelet she's left us her address in seattle but she's heartbroken oh for
00:25:53christ's sake it's been a week somebody stole the damn bracelet
00:26:00what is this never never land call mrs cutler tell her that she should get on with her damn life
00:26:07the sculptures the orange trees the rattlesnakes none of it matters do you understand
00:26:12the catalina inn is closing the inn is over forever
00:26:17what about the club sandwich the club sandwich is finished
00:26:47mr offman i didn't know or like my grandfather just uh tell me what to sign and where to sign
00:26:58that's all yes well of course the principal asset is the catalina inn which must be sold
00:27:05because to keep it you'd have to pay eight hundred thousand dollars in estate taxes
00:27:09we don't want to keep it why so high because the irs taxes property on potential and since
00:27:15the inn is built on commercially zoned land which abuts an affluent residential neighborhood
00:27:19it could be put to better use and it'll be taxed accordingly what kind of better use
00:27:23more profitable commercially a mall well an upscale one yes no realized by a major investor
00:27:29with the investment to tear the inn down and whatever it has to be sold do we have a buyer
00:27:34yes recently a major consortium of real estate developers from los angeles has stepped in
00:27:38let's get it done as quickly as possible money from the sale will go to pay off the taxes
00:27:44creditors uh many fees uh relating to the probate and of course we'll pay my standard commission
00:27:53thank you the balance will of course go to you marshal as the sole heir
00:27:57how much about four hundred and fifty thousand dollars here you can read about it over the
00:28:02weekend you said something about creditors there's some minor ones yes the in-laws money
00:28:08it broke even it's sort of like one of those great old european hotels before world war ii
00:28:14the old girl lost money though huh she was in the red grandfather insisted on old world service
00:28:19which was impossible to maintain at a profit he refused to make any changes at all wouldn't even
00:28:23get a computer he said he didn't trust them and even this sad business i was only given paper files
00:28:27which reminds me if you find any copies of anything i want you to get them to me immediately
00:28:31certainly
00:28:35well so we'll meet here on thursday we'll sign all the necessary papers
00:28:38thank you very much thank you so why have us here the entire week
00:28:43well in case there are any last minute considerations i'd like marshal close at hand
00:28:46now you'll stay in tucson now you're all settled in at the uh foothills actually we're going to
00:28:50stay in my grandfather's house truly i mean considering the fact that it's about to be
00:28:55sold is that wise it could prove you know emotional uh we're not that sensitive when
00:29:01exactly will i see the money in about a month i'll send it to your new york address which may change
00:29:06i'll make sure to get that to you do that and i'll review everything over the weekend
00:29:10i'm sorry what's your name again fred metnick esquire not the lawyer fred's also my foster brother
00:29:18excellent
00:29:21thursday
00:29:25so
00:29:40whoa cool
00:29:55uh-huh kitchen must be through there
00:30:13check it out
00:30:17this is your family history volume one of your whole family history
00:30:25so
00:30:55so
00:31:08my bed in the guest room is the most comfortable bed i've ever been in in my life it's old but
00:31:16firm the sheets are new and there's like a warm breeze from the window it's just outstanding
00:31:21how's the shoe
00:31:25too big
00:31:28where the hell did you get this graduation yeah probably from nyu i think you can call and order
00:31:34them yeah but how did he know i went to nyu
00:31:40so
00:31:49room service sir
00:31:52holy shit
00:32:00oh my god
00:32:04this is the best club sandwich i've ever tasted really that's too bad
00:32:10no even more babe 450 000 yeah this lawyer offerman he's good he's smart
00:32:20offerman i don't know i guess that name is german which means the details will be right
00:32:28so
00:32:38that's a pretty bell
00:32:49there's a woman to see you what woman where in your office i don't have an office your
00:32:56grandfather's office uh right right that's because uh she's here to see him not me you know
00:33:04you might want to explain to her that he's dead but uh she wants to hang around he may actually
00:33:09show up she asked for you specifically
00:33:27okay meeting number one catalina in owner marshall pike and liz axelrod pima county coordinator equal
00:33:35employment opportunity commission what's this about a complaint speaking to the tape oh then
00:33:41you can forget it the inn is closing regardless we're going to need complete access to all of
00:33:46your files employment records for the last 10 years broken down by race and gender and we'll
00:33:51want to supervise weekly sensitivity workshops can you hold on a second
00:34:04what the hell i was polishing the knob no what is this woman talking about what complaint
00:34:10henry pike was fair he wasn't always by the book he was hiding me even from immigration
00:34:16but he was always fair okay the problem is he didn't keep proper files
00:34:24we don't have what this woman wants what we have is there the rest is my grandfather wherever he is
00:34:32okay
00:34:40miss axelrod you better speak to my lawyer
00:34:56freddie
00:35:02fred
00:35:09fred
00:35:32Watch.
00:35:33Hey.
00:35:34Hey.
00:35:35Let me ask you something.
00:35:38Have you been hearing any voices?
00:35:46What do you mean?
00:35:58any voices?
00:36:00What do you mean?
00:36:01Disembodied voices floating around the house.
00:36:04No.
00:36:07OK.
00:36:08Definitely not.
00:36:09OK, forget it.
00:36:13So have you looked at Offerman's papers yet?
00:36:15Marshall, I may be in love with your grandfather's mother.
00:36:21Your whole family, going way back, is fantastic.
00:36:24You wouldn't believe some of this stuff.
00:36:26Cowboys, war heroes, and mining pioneers.
00:36:30But the best to me, personally, is Rebecca,
00:36:33your great-grandmother, the one who built the Catalina.
00:36:36She was so beautiful, she caused a traffic jam in Paris in 1910.
00:36:40She started a furniture factory in the 20s
00:36:42for disabled veterans who had been gassed in the trenches.
00:36:45She built the Catalina as a way of keeping them working.
00:36:48The inn was born of philanthropy and, you know,
00:36:52forged in the crucible of courage.
00:36:54Freddie.
00:36:55There's a woman from the EEOC.
00:36:57She's looking for records or something.
00:36:59She says that I could be in trouble
00:37:00even if the inn is closed.
00:37:02Gotta be a bluff.
00:37:06Siobhan says that my grandfather was fair.
00:37:14When are you planning on doing some work?
00:37:17After a swim.
00:37:19Where'd you get this suit?
00:37:20In the closet.
00:37:22Shit, Freddie.
00:37:23What?
00:37:24Stay out of the old man's stuff.
00:37:26And, uh, Fred, you're turning really pink.
00:37:29You know, guys, I didn't mean to make you wait.
00:37:32I didn't mean to make you wait, but I have to see you off.
00:37:34See you later.
00:37:35Later.
00:37:36Bye.
00:37:46Hey, Fred.
00:37:47I have a favor to ask you.
00:37:49Uh, you know the guy that broke your car?
00:37:55Yeah, I know that guy.
00:37:56Hey, Mr. Offit.
00:38:12Hey, no, Dee.
00:38:13Dee, please.
00:38:14What are you doing downtown?
00:38:15Just exploring, I guess.
00:38:16It's a lot different than New York.
00:38:17Is this City Hall?
00:38:18That's it.
00:38:19Yeah.
00:38:20Is everything all right?
00:38:21Yeah, everything's fine.
00:38:22So, what are you doing?
00:38:23You got a couple of free hours?
00:38:24Want to have a little fun?
00:38:25Sure.
00:38:26It's a nice day to spend downtown.
00:38:27Come on, let me show you around.
00:38:28Well, I'm assuming the cactus is in play.
00:38:37Sure.
00:38:38No problem.
00:38:39Man, the weather sure turned.
00:38:40Is it safe to play in the rain?
00:38:42Absolutely.
00:38:43Hey, there's something else.
00:38:44I have an urn containing your grandfather's ashes in the trunk of my car.
00:38:48Now, please remember to take it with you.
00:38:50I thought he was buried.
00:38:51What about the funeral?
00:38:52No, that was just a memorial service.
00:38:54The ashes are still above ground.
00:38:56I've done the paperwork, but the burial's up to you.
00:39:00Deke, could you just do it for me?
00:39:01Pick a place.
00:39:02Your grandfather's already done that.
00:39:04There's a small family cemetery in the valley.
00:39:06All right, fine.
00:39:07Just take care of it, then.
00:39:08You can add it to my bill.
00:39:09No, no.
00:39:10This is for you to do.
00:39:11Anyway, I'll take your mind off business, away from Heartbreak Hotel.
00:39:15Yeah, damn.
00:39:18Here, take a mulligan.
00:39:20Another one?
00:39:21I thought you only get one.
00:39:22One per hole.
00:39:28If I were you, I'd stay away from the inn altogether.
00:39:31Why focus on death?
00:39:34Good.
00:39:37Better to stay focused on the future.
00:39:40What's her name, anyway?
00:39:41Who?
00:39:42The future.
00:39:43Kitty.
00:39:44Ah, Kitty.
00:39:45Her name's Kitty.
00:39:46You see, when this thing's over, you and Kitty are going to have some money.
00:39:52Oh, my God.
00:40:13Can you die from this?
00:40:15Take it easy.
00:40:16You know what hurts?
00:40:18The creases on my underarms.
00:40:20How's the salmon?
00:40:21Tastes like sunburner cream.
00:40:23This steak is good.
00:40:25You see the prints?
00:40:27George Catlin originals.
00:40:31Incredible.
00:40:32I met Agnes today, head of housekeeping.
00:40:34She's wonderful.
00:40:35Apparently, vinegar works better than Windex.
00:40:39May I take those?
00:40:40Yes, please.
00:40:41Was everything to your liking?
00:40:43Yes, thank you.
00:40:44Can you box it, Andrew?
00:40:45Certainly, Mr. Mitnick.
00:40:46May I offer dessert or an after-dinner cocktail?
00:40:49Coffee, please.
00:40:50Iced coffee, with a straw.
00:40:56Hello.
00:40:58Oh, my.
00:40:59You read his erasure?
00:41:01Am I?
00:41:02Doesn't it hurt?
00:41:04No.
00:41:05You'll be fine.
00:41:08This was Spencer Tracy's favorite table.
00:41:11Spencer Tracy, really?
00:41:13Marshall Spencer Tracy.
00:41:17Was my grandfather in a wheelchair?
00:41:19He had MS, multiple sclerosis.
00:41:24So tomorrow we'll go hiking, then?
00:41:26Hiking?
00:41:27In the mountains.
00:41:28Oh, excellent.
00:41:29I love it.
00:41:30You know, I'm going to be pretty busy tomorrow.
00:41:34Marshall?
00:41:35No, thank you.
00:41:37I'm sure we need to talk.
00:41:40No, we don't.
00:41:43Early in the morning, behind the inn, half-eight.
00:41:53What a girl.
00:41:55What a sexy, sparky little Irish firecracker.
00:41:59What's half-eight?
00:42:01What?
00:42:02Half-eight, what is that, 7.30 or 8.30?
00:42:05How should I know?
00:42:09It's 7.30.
00:42:40How long have you been here?
00:42:42You were dreaming, I think.
00:42:58Siobhan, tell me something about yourself.
00:43:00Are you curious?
00:43:02No, not really.
00:43:03I just thought maybe if you talked, you'd slow down.
00:43:08I'm from Ireland.
00:43:12That's an amazing story.
00:43:14Ta.
00:43:18Why did you come to America?
00:43:20To go to school, make a few pennies.
00:43:23That's harder to do at home.
00:43:24You cork?
00:43:25Right.
00:43:27You have family there?
00:43:28My mother.
00:43:29My father's dead.
00:43:30My stepfather's bad.
00:43:38Hey.
00:43:40You play?
00:43:42A little.
00:43:44Well, get yourself a G&T, let's have at it.
00:43:46A gin and tonic?
00:43:47Where?
00:43:49Fix it yourself.
00:43:51Oh, don't worry.
00:43:53I'm security.
00:43:57Hey.
00:43:58Hey.
00:43:59Hey.
00:44:00Hey.
00:44:01Hey.
00:44:02Hey.
00:44:03Hey.
00:44:04Hey.
00:44:05Hey.
00:44:13Why are you stopping?
00:44:15We're nearly at the top.
00:44:19You won't do it.
00:44:20I know you won't.
00:44:23You're right.
00:44:24Not this.
00:44:26I'm talking about the Catalina.
00:44:28Closing the Catalina.
00:44:34Yeah.
00:44:35Yeah.
00:44:36Hot as hell.
00:44:38Of course, Hayato's impending attack was foremost on our minds.
00:44:41But then there was that indigenous snake population we had to deal with.
00:44:45What kind of snakes?
00:44:47Mostly a basic tiger.
00:44:49Green, about a foot long.
00:44:51And there's a weeping winder.
00:44:53Even larger.
00:44:55About five feet.
00:44:59Put you in a coma.
00:45:02But it was a ticket home.
00:45:04And finally there's Lightning Louie.
00:45:08Lightning Louie?
00:45:10Yeah.
00:45:11How big?
00:45:13Eight inches.
00:45:17Eight goddamned inches of pure evil.
00:45:21Black and yellow.
00:45:23What if you got bit by Lightning Louie?
00:45:26Plot in Arlington.
00:45:27If they found you.
00:45:29Eternity in Japanese mud if they didn't.
00:45:32Either way, your mother got a folded flag.
00:45:39Sirvana, Catalina closed the second my grandfather died.
00:45:41It wasn't my fault.
00:45:43It's also not my fault that everyone here is in denial.
00:45:45Why weren't you at the funeral?
00:45:47It was a memorial.
00:45:51How can you be so cold?
00:45:54You come from a strong family.
00:46:00I have free memories of my grandfather.
00:46:04I remember him angry throwing a garbage can across 49th Street.
00:46:07I remember trying to sleep one night while he and dad argued about the Tet Offensive.
00:46:11And I remember wondering where the hell he was the night my parents died.
00:46:14You feel sorry for yourself.
00:46:17My parents were hippies who died strung out on heroin.
00:46:20I have no brothers or sisters or uncles or cousins.
00:46:22You're abandoning your legacy because you think it abandoned you.
00:46:25The inn is not my legacy.
00:46:26This is the first time I've ever even been here.
00:46:28It's a family hotel.
00:46:29You're the family.
00:46:30There's nothing I can do about it.
00:46:31Do you know how many people this will affect?
00:46:33Even if I wanted to, which I don't, I couldn't help save the inn.
00:46:36You know, my grandfather must have known that those taxes were unpayable, by the way.
00:46:39I mean, you might have tried this whole guilt trip out on him.
00:46:42I know he gave you a chance to keep the Catalina going.
00:46:45How do you know that? What chance?
00:46:46I'm not sure.
00:46:47There is no chance.
00:46:49Look, it's better this way.
00:46:51I have a future in New York.
00:46:52I have plans. I intend to see them through.
00:46:56He meant to give you a chance.
00:46:59Don't be surprised, Siobhan, because Henry Pike has a way of letting you down when you need him the most.
00:47:06Maybe it's a family trait.
00:47:09You want the money.
00:47:11That's all.
00:47:13And I hope it's a hell of a lot.
00:47:17It's a lot.
00:47:21It's a lot.
00:47:52You sure there's nothing you came to talk about specifically?
00:47:55No, no, really. I just was in the neighborhood.
00:48:00Marshall, look, no major change in life,
00:48:05no matter how natural or inevitable, it's going to be accomplished easily.
00:48:10Things end.
00:48:11When there's sorrow, things begin.
00:48:13When there's joy...
00:48:22Andrew, the sauce is perfect.
00:48:26How does he make this sauce?
00:48:30Hello, quick question.
00:48:32The ladies' club wants to add another 20 to their luncheon,
00:48:35but that would mean expanding into the safari room.
00:48:37Alison, it's very simple, okay?
00:48:39The ladies' club, whatever. It doesn't matter.
00:48:41But the safari room is already booked by the Tuck wedding.
00:48:45Fine, fine, the safari room is booked. Fine.
00:48:47Then you tell the ladies' club that unless they want to become part of Tuck wedding,
00:48:50which I'm sure they don't,
00:48:51then they're going to have to find a way to keep their numbers down.
00:48:53Really?
00:48:54Yeah, really.
00:49:05Get after it, Eleanor. Let's see some hustle out there.
00:49:17TUCK WEDDING
00:49:47TUCK WEDDING
00:50:18How long does it take to melt?
00:50:20In the open, a couple of hours.
00:50:26Yeah.
00:50:27I guess you look a little closer when you know it's not going to be there tomorrow.
00:50:48TUCK WEDDING
00:51:08That's Augustus Pike, your great-great-grandfather.
00:51:12He was one of the toughest of all the Rough Riders.
00:51:15That's Teddy Roosevelt.
00:51:16That outfit was badass. San Juan Hill, volume two.
00:51:21Somewhere in the middle, Augustus gets a Purple Heart and a Silver Cross
00:51:25for carrying an injured man across 300 yards of live-fire battlefield,
00:51:30even though he himself had bullets in his leg and stomach.
00:51:35The stomach, Marshal. It's the worst.
00:51:39How do you know?
00:51:40I've read. I've heard.
00:51:43But he lived.
00:51:44Long enough to build a future and set up a trust for his children.
00:51:48Also to see Rebecca open the Catalina. Holy cow!
00:51:54This guy, here in the group shot. He looks just like my grandfather.
00:51:58Your grandfather?
00:51:59I swear.
00:52:01I don't think so, Fred.
00:52:03I didn't say it was him. I just said it looks like him.
00:52:09I won't go to the inn anymore.
00:52:14Because it's tough around here, Kitty.
00:52:16A lot of people are going to be out of work.
00:52:19You know that secretary I told you about the other day?
00:52:22The overweight one?
00:52:25Yeah, she's pretty good at making me feel guilty.
00:52:31I know, I know. Forget it.
00:52:33It'll all be over soon.
00:52:38Okay. Good night.
00:52:43Good night.
00:53:13Good night.
00:53:44The Adolescent
00:54:05What trust?
00:54:08What?
00:54:09You said that my great-great grandfather created a trust for his children.
00:54:12Volume 2, remember?
00:54:17Volume 3, actually.
00:54:19Catalina Trust.
00:54:21Augustus didn't really start it.
00:54:23It was around since God knows when.
00:54:25What happened to it? Where is it now?
00:54:26I don't know.
00:54:28It ended at some point, probably years ago.
00:54:30And it's like 3 in the morning, right?
00:54:31Could my grandfather have saved the inn?
00:54:33How's that?
00:54:34If he wanted to give me a chance to keep it running,
00:54:36could he have done that?
00:54:37Well, the problem would be the taxes.
00:54:40I know.
00:54:41Because now they're 800 grand.
00:54:43He'd need to devalue the property somehow
00:54:45so he could afford to pay the taxes.
00:54:46How?
00:54:48Well, I suppose he could put it in a trust.
00:54:50Like the Catalina Trust?
00:54:52Any trust.
00:54:53And?
00:54:54Well, that way he could stipulate a restriction on use.
00:54:57So the property could never be used for anything but the Catalina Inn?
00:55:01Right.
00:55:02Grandfathered.
00:55:04But Marshall,
00:55:07this is all a dream.
00:55:10Yeah.
00:55:11You have to sell it.
00:55:39You have to sell it.
00:56:10Hello.
00:56:16Hey.
00:56:17I want the canteen back.
00:56:20How long was my grandfather in a wheelchair?
00:56:22A couple of years?
00:56:23Longer. A long time.
00:56:25The canteen.
00:56:27Yeah. It's upstairs. Hold on.
00:56:40Shit.
00:56:50Marshall!
00:56:57Hello?
00:57:00Hello?
00:57:02Who is this?
00:57:04This is Siobhanna Reardon.
00:57:06I'm looking for Marshall Pike.
00:57:08He's engaged.
00:57:09I'll take a message, will I?
00:57:11No. Forget it.
00:57:24Oh. Hey, Siobhan.
00:57:26What have you got there?
00:57:28Nothing really.
00:57:29Paper's about to sail.
00:57:30How are you?
00:57:39Well, I double-checked everything.
00:57:41There's no existence anywhere of any kind of trust.
00:57:44It's cool. It's basically a contract.
00:57:47Straightforward agreement of sale.
00:57:49Yeah.
00:57:50It's a good deal, technically.
00:57:52Just need to read over the first four pages, sign the last one.
00:57:56Now?
00:57:57Tomorrow.
00:57:59Offer him or he'll have a notary.
00:58:01So when's the wedding?
00:58:03Tomorrow.
00:58:05Offer him or he'll have a notary.
00:58:07So, uh, you read everything?
00:58:10Yeah.
00:58:11Ready? Everything?
00:58:12Yes.
00:58:14There's only one weird thing, but it's not important.
00:58:17What?
00:58:18The wording in the contract assumes you're here in person.
00:58:21Here? Where? In Tucson?
00:58:23Right. It's kind of implied.
00:58:24In order to sign, Marshall Pike must have been in Tucson, in person, for at least a week.
00:58:29It says that.
00:58:30It assumes it. That's why it's weird.
00:58:32It came from some other document and made its way into this.
00:58:35So I'm here now because something somewhere says I have to be.
00:58:38Right. So what?
00:58:40What does it matter? It doesn't affect the contract.
00:58:46How long will it take for the inn to shut down?
00:58:49It depends on the developers.
00:58:51We sell to Offerman, Offerman sells to them.
00:58:53They're the ones who actually shut it down.
00:58:56It'll be quick, though. They won't be sentimental.
00:58:59They're from L.A.
00:59:02They're from L.A.
00:59:03They're from L.A.
00:59:32So this is your fantasy, then?
01:00:01Fuck.
01:00:19I knew it.
01:00:31Hi.
01:00:33A canteen.
01:00:35Well, that's my man, always prepared.
01:00:37Kitty.
01:00:38I took the earliest flight.
01:00:40Why?
01:00:41Why?
01:00:42No, I mean, I...
01:00:48Hey, there.
01:00:51How did you find this house?
01:00:53I asked.
01:00:54At the Catalina?
01:00:56Yes.
01:00:57At the front desk.
01:00:58Yes, Marshal, at the front desk.
01:01:00What did you think of the inn?
01:01:02Oh, I didn't really look.
01:01:03The lobby was musty.
01:01:05Yeah, that's just the carpets that need to be steam cleaned.
01:01:08Are you all right?
01:01:10Yeah, I'm fine.
01:01:11Are you happy to see me?
01:01:13Of course I am.
01:01:15I know it's crazy with the closing and the money and our future and everything.
01:01:19I wanted to be with you.
01:01:21Oh, thanks, babe.
01:01:23So what time's the signing?
01:01:25It's at noon.
01:01:26It's at noon.
01:01:27I have to go get Freddy.
01:01:29So, um, just wait here.
01:01:41Allison, hey.
01:01:42I borrowed this from Miss O'Riordan.
01:01:44Siobhan.
01:01:45Yeah, could you return it for me, please?
01:01:46Are you going somewhere?
01:01:47She'll want to know your schedule.
01:01:48Why don't you drop by the office yourself?
01:01:50Yes, we have a few minutes, Marshal.
01:01:52Let's meet Siobhan.
01:01:57Siobhan, thank you for the loan.
01:02:00Great.
01:02:01We got to go.
01:02:02Marshal.
01:02:03Where are you going?
01:02:04I'm Kitty Lahusen.
01:02:05Hello.
01:02:06Where are you going?
01:02:07Marshal, is this the girl you've been calling overweight?
01:02:10She's a rail.
01:02:11That was someone else, actually, Kitty.
01:02:13Marshal, introduce us properly.
01:02:15Yes, Kitty, this is Siobhan.
01:02:17Siobhan, this is Kitty.
01:02:18We should go.
01:02:19Yes, the secretary.
01:02:20How do you do?
01:02:21I'm Marshal's fiancee.
01:02:22Are you?
01:02:23He didn't mention it.
01:02:24Wow, half eleven already.
01:02:26Yeah.
01:02:27Yes, we're engaged.
01:02:28You're here to hold his hand.
01:02:30How's that?
01:02:31I thought it might be a difficult time.
01:02:33Oh, closing up shop and all.
01:02:35Yes, it must be difficult.
01:02:37Still, you'll be fine.
01:02:38Good secretaries are rare.
01:02:39Took me years to find one.
01:02:41Do you have a green card?
01:02:43Hey, who's in the office?
01:02:49Got a half a minute.
01:02:50What the hell?
01:02:51You let them in?
01:02:52Freddie.
01:02:53Get them out.
01:02:54You can't throw us out.
01:02:55Call security.
01:02:56Did you tell them about the ladies?
01:02:58What?
01:02:59What ladies?
01:03:00The ladies' club.
01:03:01Remember, your one and only decision.
01:03:03What?
01:03:04What decision?
01:03:05They took a hard line, like you said.
01:03:07They opted for the Foothills Resort.
01:03:09They pulled out.
01:03:10The ladies' club, a 45-year client.
01:03:12Christ almighty, the Idget Grandsons.
01:03:14Hey, screw you.
01:03:15Verbal abuse.
01:03:16Sexual harassment.
01:03:17You're completely daft.
01:03:18They cannot just add 20 people whenever they want to.
01:03:20Marshal, calm down.
01:03:21I've seen enough.
01:03:22The safari room was booked.
01:03:23There was a tuck wedding, remember?
01:03:24Be creative, you big bonker.
01:03:25Excuse me.
01:03:26Oh, boy, Augie.
01:03:27Game over, baby.
01:03:28Oh, okay.
01:03:29Who gets the booze?
01:03:30Augie, you tell Miss Acerot and her friends from the EEOC
01:03:32to get out the nearest door.
01:03:33You heard the man, sweet Kate.
01:03:34Sweet Kate.
01:03:35I have a warrant.
01:03:36You brought the cop here.
01:03:37You brought the cop here.
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01:04:21Call please for this is my desk.
01:04:24Good.
01:04:44So what time's your flight tomorrow?
01:04:51Afternoon.
01:04:52Well, come straight back to the apartment.
01:04:59Don't bring Freddy.
01:05:30He's my great-uncle, I think.
01:05:37You think?
01:05:39Your name Pike?
01:05:42Marshall Pike.
01:05:43He's my great-uncle, I think.
01:06:03Hey, no way.
01:06:20It's 4.58.
01:06:26I'm looking for some information on something called the Catalina Trust.
01:06:30Hold on.
01:06:32Yes, it's here.
01:06:36Really?
01:06:37It exists?
01:06:38I'll get it.
01:06:39What?
01:06:40Strange.
01:06:41What's strange?
01:06:42Nothing's there.
01:07:03Catalina Trust, right?
01:07:04Right.
01:07:05You know, sometimes when a file's been dissolved in the last month or so, the name may still
01:07:10show up on a computer, even though it's no longer here in the building.
01:07:15No, it's not here anyway.
01:07:17But there is a recent record of the Catalina Trust.
01:07:19No.
01:07:20Well, then why did you just...
01:07:21Hey, I thought so for a minute, but no.
01:07:23Look, is it in here or not?
01:07:25I must have misread something.
01:07:31No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:08:00no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:08:30No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:08:56Good heavens, where did these photos come from?
01:08:59Look, Peggy, it's you.
01:09:01It is.
01:09:02Trying to swim, Sue?
01:09:03What a dish.
01:09:06No, seriously, look at you.
01:09:08Looking good there.
01:09:09That was a thousand years ago.
01:09:11You were nothing.
01:09:14Oh, you're just too sweet.
01:09:15Which one is this?
01:09:17Which one is this?
01:09:18What did my grandfather drink?
01:09:21The best bourbon.
01:09:23Wow, that's the best.
01:09:37Give me another.
01:09:39This time, with ice.
01:09:41This was the old pike ranch.
01:09:43Oh, they had a ranch?
01:09:44Yes, but it's long gone.
01:09:46You know, I think this guy here, he looks just like my grandfather.
01:09:49Who, Dave Mitnick?
01:09:51Mitnick, what?
01:09:52Davey was a cutie, but he could be so obnoxious.
01:09:55Mitnick?
01:09:56That is my grandfather.
01:09:57Oh, my lord.
01:09:59Oh, I meant obnoxious in a good way.
01:10:01You know, like funny?
01:10:15Davey was only here a short time.
01:10:17Well, he was friends with Henry Pike.
01:10:18And how.
01:10:19They were ranch hands together.
01:10:20Troublemakers.
01:10:21Davey broke a lot of hearts before he went back east to that girl of his.
01:10:25That girl was my grandmother.
01:10:27Wow, that's amazing.
01:10:30Which means it must have been set up.
01:10:32What do you mean, set up?
01:10:34Well, Marshall and I are foster brothers together,
01:10:36which couldn't have been an accident.
01:10:38It must have been planned somehow by our grandfathers.
01:10:41Where is he?
01:11:10Yes, Dad, I know.
01:11:11I am aware of what time it is there, but this is really important.
01:11:14I need to clear up a few things here.
01:11:25Hello?
01:11:39Marshall?
01:11:53Hello?
01:12:13Hello?
01:12:33Hello?
01:12:53Hello?
01:13:13Hello?
01:13:33Hello?
01:13:53Hey.
01:13:55We got to talk.
01:13:58They were pals.
01:14:00Your grandfather and your grandfather were ranch hands together.
01:14:03Our taking you in was all arranged.
01:14:05Henry Pike did the paperwork.
01:14:06He sent us money.
01:14:07No way.
01:14:08This is straight from my dad.
01:14:10It was your grandfather's wish that it all be secret.
01:14:12Why?
01:14:13Why couldn't my grandfather just take care of me himself?
01:14:15Because he was crippled.
01:14:16The MS.
01:14:17Dad said he was diagnosed about a month before your parents died.
01:14:20Now, he was told he had less than a year to live.
01:14:22Yeah, but he lived another 22 years.
01:14:24Well, still, all that time, the entire 22 years,
01:14:26he's got to be thinking any day could be his last.
01:14:28So what?
01:14:29He could have been with us himself.
01:14:30I mean, he could have kept in touch.
01:14:31He was dying.
01:14:32He must have thought you'd seen enough of death.
01:14:34Yeah, also, just before your parents died,
01:14:36he and your dad had some big blowout over Vietnam or something.
01:14:39One of the last things your father said to him
01:14:41was to stay away from you.
01:14:43Henry arranged for you to live with us.
01:14:46Your father told you all this just now?
01:14:48Yeah, and that's not all, Marshall.
01:14:49Dad says that the adoption and the money
01:14:52was all done as part of a trust.
01:14:54He doesn't remember the details exactly,
01:14:56but maybe, maybe it was the Catalina Trust.
01:14:59Of course it was.
01:15:01I know it was, which means Offerman...
01:15:03Offerman's been lying, hiding it.
01:15:06Why would Offerman lie?
01:15:07Because he wants his commission.
01:15:08Maybe he gets a kickback from developers.
01:15:10Well, it doesn't matter anyway.
01:15:11You signed the contract.
01:15:15So what do we do?
01:15:21Don't worry.
01:15:22Most lawyers are good people.
01:15:24You go in and ring the doorbell
01:15:26and ask for the contract back.
01:15:28Siobhan and I will wait here.
01:15:31I won't be ringing any doorbells, Freddie.
01:15:34What do you mean?
01:15:42What's the plan?
01:15:43We break in, we steal the contract, and we get out.
01:15:46That's the plan?
01:15:47Hey, it's your basic B&E.
01:15:48We're gonna go show that crap bastard
01:15:50that we can play hardball, too.
01:15:52And remind you that that's a felony.
01:15:55Here, try this.
01:15:57Holy cow. Perfect.
01:15:59Right.
01:16:03That's perfect.
01:16:04Okay.
01:16:05Why are you doing this?
01:16:07Because, Freddie, I am not an attorney.
01:16:09So I respect the law.
01:16:15Okay, if I'm not back in ten minutes,
01:16:17I want you to start your car.
01:16:18Oh, for Lord's sake, are you all right?
01:16:20I'm fine.
01:16:23I'll claim rush to judgment, of course,
01:16:25but the core of our defense will be Marshall's insanity.
01:16:31He'll still do a nickel,
01:16:33but the giggle factory's on the run.
01:16:35Abort the mission!
01:16:48You broke the law.
01:16:49I know, Freddie. I'm sorry.
01:16:51Society's glue.
01:16:55Right now, Offerman owns the inn.
01:16:57Technically.
01:16:58But I imagine he'll be signing it over to the developers today.
01:17:01Today?
01:17:02Uh-huh.
01:17:03Even if you prove Offerman lied about anything,
01:17:06once the developers sign,
01:17:08you'll need 20 lawyers and 20 years to get the inn back.
01:17:11Game's over.
01:17:13You don't have any cards left.
01:17:15Oh, I do have a card.
01:17:17What?
01:17:21I trust that my grandfather protected the inn.
01:17:25A grandfather you didn't even know?
01:17:29Right.
01:17:30Him.
01:17:33Okay.
01:17:35So hand me that briefcase.
01:17:42Need some weight.
01:17:51I'll drive.
01:18:05You know, I would really rather wait outside with Siobhan.
01:18:12Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
01:18:14Have you all brought your checkbooks?
01:18:18I think we can do this really quickly.
01:18:20Marshal?
01:18:21You didn't have to be here today.
01:18:23Can I have a word with you, please?
01:18:25Yes, later. Why don't you meet me in my office?
01:18:28Now.
01:18:29It has to be now, outside in the hallway.
01:18:35All right.
01:18:36Excuse me.
01:18:37All of you, I'll be back in a moment.
01:18:44So what is this?
01:18:46He made a copy.
01:18:48Who made a copy of what?
01:18:50The Catalina Trust. My grandfather.
01:18:54I don't know what you're talking about.
01:18:55You burned the original.
01:18:56You deleted the city records.
01:18:58You sent Miss Axelrod to the inn to see if she could find a stray copy.
01:19:01But she couldn't because it was at my grandfather's house.
01:19:03The house you never wanted me to stay in.
01:19:05But see, now I've got it.
01:19:07I found it.
01:19:10All right. Let's see what you have.
01:19:11Restricted use. You know, that might interest those gentlemen inside.
01:19:14Are they aware that the land is only commercially zoned as long as the inn is standing?
01:19:18My grandfather knew I would never sell this place if I spent a week here.
01:19:22That's the provision that you forgot to omit.
01:19:25That was your mistake.
01:19:34All right.
01:19:36What do you want to do?
01:19:37Maybe we call the Arizona State Bar, see if they can sort this out?
01:19:41Or...
01:19:43Or you tear up my signature and you send them all home.
01:19:46Sales off.
01:19:51Marshall.
01:19:55Don't be an idiot.
01:19:58You take the money, you go back to New York.
01:20:02The inn's never gonna make it.
01:20:12Come on.
01:20:14Come on.
01:20:40First, let's get this place in the black.
01:20:43As of today, Allison will be acting general manager.
01:20:48Siobhan and I will be organizing any paperwork and sorting out the general situation.
01:20:53Freddy will be representing the Catalina in all legal matters.
01:20:56Yes, I'll be contesting an alienation of affection suit filed by Marshall's ex-fiancée in...
01:21:01The carpets in the lobby will be steam cleaned on Tuesday.
01:21:03Also, I have an appointment with the ladies' club tomorrow.
01:21:06I'll get them back.
01:21:08Chef.
01:21:10I'm sorry to say that the club sandwich is officially back on the menu.
01:21:15And Eleanor, please include a note to Mrs. Cutler saying that we're sorry for the delay in returning her bracelet.
01:21:22And that we look forward to seeing her and her husband again next year.
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