9-1-1: Lone Star

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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Something's not right.

Is it getting hot in here?

Or is it just me?

Whoo!

Swear to God, if this chick hits me

with her "look-at-me" wandone more time,

I'm gonna deck her.

- Or we could just leave. - No way.

If I have to turn 30, eight-pack abs are my present.

Tiffany, it's time to get up onstage

before you get hitched.

Y'all deaf, down in front?

Back off. It's her day.

Actually, it's my birthday.

Aww, happy birthday, Grandma.

Cool off, bitch.

Oh, no, you don't.

Whoa.

All right, Paul, Marjan, why don't you work the crowd,

see if you can treatsome of these people

to lighten the loadfor medical.

- Probie! - Yes, sir?

Check the champagne room.

Always something bad going on up there.

- How would you know that? - That is not important.

Make a hole. Make a hole.

Stop moving, bitch!

You have to let go of my hair!

Ladies, ladies, you need to calm down,

and you gotta stay still.

I thought these crowns were supposed to be

made out of plastic.

It's a tiara, not a crown,

and it's platinum.

I don't do plastic!

You are plastic.

Is this tiara woveninto your scalp?

Yes, I paid my stylist $285

to do it like Princess Meghan.

- So yes! - All right.

We're gonna have to cut this out.

Shears.

No, no, no. You can't cut my hair!

My wedding's in three days.

Oh, God.

How did this happen, exactly?

I tried to break up the fight,

and some crazy chickblasted me with a glitter hose.

Well, uh, lucky for you,

I have extensive glitter removal training.

It's gonna be a little cold, okay?

Ready? Here it comes.

Great. You're doing great.

Enough of that.

All right, we're gonna open your eyes on three, okay?

One, two, three.

How do you feel?

Perfect.

That's great.

Uh, um, amazing work, Captain.

Well, thank you, "Captain."

Dr. Shriver to NICU.

Dr. Steven Shriver, please report to NICU.

You need something?

I got peppermint oil or, uh, saltines,

ginger chews, um, headphones...

You're freaking out.

I'm not freaking out.

I'm kind of freaking out.

It's okay.

I was too the first time.

Hey.

Thanks for being with me.

Of course.

I can't believe you've been dealing

with everything on your own.

To juggle it with the job, that's insane.

It's been a lot, but...

Oof.

You nauseous?

I will be when the advice starts.

Captain Strand, good to see ya.

How you doing?

All right. Good to see ya.

This is TK, my boy.

Oh, so you finally came clean. Good for you.

Howdy. Wayne Gettinger.

Hi.

You got your pop's QB-1 looks.

Lucky boy.

Oh, hey, let's do the left side today, Jan.

I wanna visit with my friends, okay?

So TK, you local?

Uh, or are you just coming to visit the old man?

We work together.

- Oh, you're a firefighter too? - Yes, sir.

Boy, the trouble you must get up to, huh?

Austin, lock up your daughters.

Actually, I play for the other team.

Oh.

"Lock up your sons" don't sound quite right, does it?

Heh.

Aw, hell, I don't judge.

Important thing is, we play when we can.

Ain't that right, Captain? Huh?

'Cause Lord knows we don't get out on the playing field much.

Uh, speak for yourself, Coach. I get on the field plenty.

Oh, now, you don't have to puff up for me.

I mean, there's no shame in it.

I have no idea whatyou're talking about right now.

Wait. What are you talking about?

Well, the treatment that we get here can...

Well, it can, uh...

make the "little soldier,"

let's say, um...

Take an extended furlough.

There's nothing wrong with my little soldier.

Perfectly healthy and active.

It's a patriot...

and always ready to stand at attention.

Yeah, may seem like that now, but...

Don't be too shocked if a day comes real soon

and it turns out to be a deserter.

Okay, I'll take those headphones.

Mm-hmm.

Judd is gonna be so upsethe missed you guys.

He had a shift, though.

Don't they always?

How you two holding up, though?

We have good days and bad.

She misses her daddy.

- Yeah, we both do. - Mm.

It was so good...

So good... to see Judd back with the 126.

How is he getting on with that fancy new captain?

Um...

It was a rough start,

but Captain Strand has beenvery supportive.

That's good. Good.

Yeah, and he forced Juddinto therapy.

- My goodness. - Mm-hmm.

What's that like, I wonder?

It might be helping.

But, I mean,

though he's still not...

well, never mind.

- What? - Mm-mm. No.

No, what?

Nothing.

No, it's... It's definitely something.

He's just been distant.

And, you know, I'm trying to be patient,

but it's been a minutesince we were intimate.

So... how many minutes are we talking about, exactly?

Since the accident.

Four months' worth of minutes?

No, Grace.

No, you need to grab this bull by the horns

and you need to fix this.

- I mean now. - Okay.

Colleen, things cool downin marriages, don't they?

Yeah, normally after you have kids,

and at this rate, you never will.

Hi.

Here's your bracelet.

Thank you, sweet pea.

Oh, it's beautiful.

Is Aunt Grace gonna ride a bull?

- No, no, no, no... - If she knows

what's good for her, mm-hmm.

Okay, and this...

See, this grape juiceis not good for Mama.

Okay.

Hi.

- Hey. - Can I help you?

Yeah, I'm looking for Paul.

Strickland?

Yo!

You got a visitor.