False Positive

I just wanted it to be natural.

‐ It will be natural. Just let me call him.

Look, he's one of the top five fertility specialists

in the world.

‐ As a woman, this is the one thing

I'm supposed to be able to do, and I can't do it.

‐ Well, let's just find out if we can get pregnant.

And if we can't, then, you know, we'll blow the college fund

on some of the best vacations of our lives.

Call him.

Really?

Oh.

Oh.

You're gonna love him.

Wow.

‐ Hello. Hi.

Hi. ‐ You must be Lucia and Adrian.

‐ Yes. ‐ Um, I go by Lucy, but...

‐ Can we get a name change from "Lucia" to "Lucy," please?

‐ Oh.

‐ I'm Dr. Hindle's head nurse, Dawn.

Let me just get you started with some paperless paperwork.

And Rita...

can help out with refreshments.

‐ Do you want a, uh, espresso or something?

‐ Sure.

‐ Enjoy it while you can.

‐ Go ahead. Take a seat.

‐ I'm changing the file name now.

Thank you.

Here. Rita recommended that for you.

‐ Mmm.

‐ Gonna be good.

Adrian.

Hey.

‐ So nice to see you.

‐ Yeah, it's been a long time, hasn't it?

‐ Yes, it has indeed. Hello, Lucy.

‐ Hi. Lovely to meet you.

‐ Such a pleasure to meet you.

‐ So...you two need a little help.

‐ Uh, y‐yeah. ‐ Yeah.

We've been trying pretty hard for two years.

‐ Yes. I know. Adrian told me.

I don't get it.

I...thought I have been doing everything right.

I eat well. I exercise.

I haven't even had a drink for two years.

‐ I don't want you to have to question

everything you're doing.

I will give you the best possible chance

of getting pregnant.

How does that sound?

‐ That sounds great.

Good.

Oh, thank you, Dawn.

‐ Hm.

‐ Did you know that Adrian

was the most talented surgeon I ever taught?

‐ Oh, God. Stop it.

There was this one woman,

she had breast cancer, and the hospital wouldn't pay

for a post‐mastectomy augmentation.

So your husband,

he just goes and does it without telling anyone.

‐ Well, I‐I told her.

Yes, and the board wanted me to let you go.

I told them, "If he goes, I go."

I was sick of teaching at the hospital anyway, so I quit.

We should've started our own practice right then and there.

‐ Yeah. Would've been great. Lot of work, though.

Mm, I know it's hard.

Sometimes I wish I could clone myself.

It's the only way I'd get the job done.

Okay.

Your architecture is great. ‐ Oh.

‐ Problem is low hCG levels.

We'll give you a little boost post‐ and pre‐insemination,

monitor your numbers from there.

‐ That's it?

‐ Yes.

‐ Really?

I've just been tested so many times.

‐ All these women‐‐

All these women here had troubles.

Some‐‐ Some worse than you.

All happy mums I've sent home with babies.

We have IUI and IVF.

IVF makes babies in a test tube.

IUI makes them inside of you.

I've invented a method that's a little of both.

I like to call it, um, in utero Hindle fertilization.

You can help me with that one,

as you're the marketing genius.

Okay.

‐ Oh. Well, then, thank you, John.

It's a pleasure. ‐ Yeah.

‐ Thank you so much, Dr. Hindle. Thank you.

‐ Luce? Got five?

Dirk's considering making you lead on the Wyth account.

‐ Oh, my God!

Are you serious? ‐ Yes!

Mihail's managing four clients.

I've got six, and I was like, "What about Lucy?"

‐ Greg, you said that?

Thank you so much.

‐ Of course.

He wants to see Bryon's ideas before pulling the trigger.

‐ Of course.

‐ But you're what this pitch needs.

Some female intuition.

Although I like to think I cover a little of that myself.

Now, if this works out,

it's gonna come with more responsibility.

Travel, more money.

Luce, I'm fighting for you.

Also...I'm thinking Dig In for lunch.

What do you think?

‐ I'm obsessed with Dig In.

I'll start an order. ‐ Great.

I'm gonna do the, uh, grilled tofu market bowl

and a side of wilted beet greens.

‐ Yum. I'm gonna do the same. ‐ Mm.

‐ Is there anything else I can do for you?

‐ No. Uh...thank you.

‐ Okay.

‐ Lucy, would you like to watch?

‐ Oh. No. Here you go.

‐ Perfect.

Okay.

Okay.

‐ Mm. Rita.

‐ Good work, son.

This is powerful stuff.

Mm.

Oh.

Brilliant.

Hmm.

She looks like a smart shopper.

Why are you fighting me on this?

Okay, Luce, what do you think of her?

She's kind of too runway.

I think of Wyth as more "girl on the subway" hot.

Thank you. That's what I said.

We need subway hot, not runway.

Subway hot?

Okay. What about this one?

‐ Um...

I'll be back in a second.

You are...

100% pregnant.

Oh, my God!

Oh, thank you, Doctor.

Oh, my God. ‐

Oh, my God. Thank you.

Thank you, Dr. Hindle.

‐ Come on. Stop it.

I'm almost done.

‐ Alright.

You go.

‐ After all that? ‐ Yes.

Okay. Fine.

If we have a girl...

Mm‐hmm.

‐ ...Wendy.

‐ Oh, Luce.

That's perfect.

‐ We can make Wendy a little Peter Pan costume,

in honor of your mom.

‐ That would be nice. Mm.

Okay.

I'm only gonna do boys' names from now on.

‐ Okay.

‐ What about...

Adrian?

‐ As in Junior?

‐ Kind of cool, right?

Hey.

Um, I will take orders in just a couple minutes, um,

but I wanted to talk to you about something.

‐ Sure.

Are you, uh, feeling nervous about the pitch?

‐ Actually, I wanted to let you know that I...

am pregnant.

I knew it!

I seriously have some sort

of women's‐intuition thing going on.

You have been glowing!

‐ Oh. Thank you.

‐ Alright. What's up?

‐ Oh. Tell him.

Go on, tell him.

‐ Okay.

I'm pregnant.

‐ Yes! ‐ Aww!

No wonder you've been glowing.

‐ That's what I just said!

‐ I literally said that to my wife last night.

I was like, "Lucy is glowing."

‐ You guys, thank you. That's so sweet.