Doubting Thomas

Fucking top flight police work, motherfucker!

Fuck.

Oh.

-Is everything okay? -Yeah, yeah. Wa- wa- wait.

-Where is she? Where's she at? -What happened to your face?

-Is baby okay? -Yeah, yeah. No, she's fine.

Baby's healthy.

All right? Calm down.

Everything is well. Look, um, you just missed Bill and Kate.

-Where is she? -They left.

Over there.

-First room? -Yeah, the first room.

Tom. Wait, wait.

Yeah.

Try again.

Nice, nice.

Hey! Is this the baby monitor?

Oh God, I still don't know why we need that.

It's not like we're gonna let him sleep in his own bedroom, right?

Shh. Don't argue with me about baby shit.

Ya know, that's gonna be you soon.

All right, all right.

I certainly hope not.

Excuse me?

I fuckin' hate baseball.

I'm gonna go open this.

That's a Buick.

-Right? -I've never-

Hey, if it isn't the athlete.

Thanks for gracing us with your presence.

Oh, apologies. On the call with a client. It was...

Gentlemen, I'll keep this brief.

The Albright case is the biggest one we've had in quite a while.

High visibility and we're gonna have to devote a lot of resources.

Tom, I want you to take the lead.

You seem to have developed a rapport with their general counsel already.

Ron, we need you on this, too.

We may have to pull you off of the tower expansion project.

But we already know how well you two work together.

Well, we-- we really appreciate that, sir.

Save it. Go. Do your job.

-It's great to see you. -Yes.

Presents!

Oh! Okay, thank you! Okay, here we go.

-I think she lied that. -Mm-hm.

- Oh! - The mustaches?

-So cute. -That is so sweet.

Thanks, Ron. I love it.

Well, is the bachelor comin' over for some home cookin' tonight?

Jen already invited me.

Jen invited- It's- Ron, it's Thursday.

It's a standin' invite I- I get credit for that invitation.

You know, she's goin' real heavy on the spices lately. Is that a pregnancy thing?

Yes, it is a pregnancy- Uh, we got Lamaze tonight, by the way, so I gotta leave early.

Maybe you skip out too, early dinner, catch the game after.

-Well, shit, man. You know what I can-- -Yo, what's up, guys?

-Hey. -Hey.

Hey, is that, uh, the intern? You kidding me?

Yeah. Walt.

Fucking Walt?

Ron, I didn't say you had to be the guy's dad or anything.

I don't know, man.

I think he needs it, Tom.

We could play horse or some shit, huh?

-No. -I'm good.

-Thanks for the invite. -Yeah, man. You're welcome, man.

-It's gonna be good for you. -Yeah!

He's my best friend, but I like to see him lose every once in a while.

- How do you feel about that? - Feel good, man. That's what I'm talkin' about.

Look, look, look...

-I know, I know. -He plays ball, too.

-He does. He does- Hey. -Just watch the elbow.

We can argue that they bought up the property debt not as a lender,

but to actually foreclose on the properties.

You're right, God damn it.

We might have something here.

This might be one hell of an idea.

I totally agree. Hey, listen.

Let's end it right there and, uh, I guess we'll continue when I see you in person on Tuesday.

Thanks, Mike. And to you too as well, Tom.

- Speak soon. -Thank you.

Yes, Tom! Yes! Nice.

-Nice. -Thank you, sir, for just giving me the opportunity.

-I really, I appreciate it. Thank you. -Thank you.

Uh, I actually have to run, if that's all right.

Uh, Lamaze class.

Huh.

All right. If you want to just sit and find a place to relax...

How are you, baby? You good? Feelin' good?

We'll wait a few more minutes.

We went a little heavy on the paprika tonight, no?

-Did we? -Mm-hm.

Mm, I don't think it's bad.

Hey, team.

Smells really good. I am starving.

-There's the man. Hey. -Hey, man. Hey.

Man. Hey, babe. Um, God, I'm sorry.

I- I thought Alex was gonna give you the message.

She did, uh, about ten minutes into class.

-Oh. -Uh, babe, I can't have this kid on my own.

That's, that's not funny.

I actually think I'm gonna be done with the Lamaze thing.

I get it. It's easy.

You're-- you're just done with it.

Yeah, yeah. I'm ready.

Yep. The woman has spoken. I think you should just...

'Kay. Well, I-- I'm just not sure you understand the repercussions

when I have to leave a lot of people at work,

I mean, I made it to-- Ron would-- would get what I'm talkin'-

-Are you really gonna come at me about this? I said I'm sorry. -No, no.

I'm not. It's not-- I'm sorry.

Okay.

-Salad. -Yeah.

Thanks, brother.

Um, this looks awesome.

My God, I'm just worried

that Ron's gonna be that guy in his fifties that's still single.

Boom.

-Yeah. -Right? It's not bad.

-Yeah. -Thank you. Thank you.

No, R-- Ron'll find the right woman, and he will settle down.

How do you know?

Because I did.

And I'm basically like the white version of Ron, and we're like the same...

Oh! Did you feel that right there?

-Mm-hm. Yeah. -He kicked, right?

Is-- Has he been kickin' a lot, like, like more than normal, has he been kicking?

Babe, it's almost ready.

'Kay.

-Babe? -Yeah.

What's up?

Have you seen my phone?

-I have not seen your phone. -Okay.

-It's probably in your car. -Oh.

Do you wanna get it?

I do want to get it in a couple minutes 'cause this is almost ready.

Okay.

Mm.

-Oh, you are so good. You are so good. -Right?

Mm.

I'll be right back.

-You're gonna get it? -I got it.

You- you can wait. I-- I'll totally get it for ya.

-No. I've got it. -All right.

That's my girl.

Hey!

Hey!

Thomas! Thomas!

Wha-? He, he took my purse!

Call the police.

Wait! Don't-- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, no, no!

Stop!

Give me the fuckin' purse.

Hey!

-Hey, are you okay? Hey! -Yeah, yeah. It's okay.

-It's okay. -You're bleedin', man.

-I'm all right. -Are you okay?

-Yeah. -You need an ambulance or somethin'?

No. No, thank you. We-- we-- we got it. We got it.

Baby! I got it!

Jen!

L.A.P.D.

Hey, Officer. Thank you.

Uh, false alarm. I'm-- I'm fine.

We got a forty-seven, possible two-seven-three-D.

I'm fine. Uh, we got the guy.

It, uh, it was the purse. We got the purse.

-Not pressing charges. -You got some I.D., sir?

I do. I do. Right back there. I'll-- I can explain. There was a guy.

He--he took th--the purse.

Okay, why don't you just take it easy and show me some I.D.

No, no, no. You don't understand. I have to go to the hospital right now.

I-- Look, I'm a lawyer. I know my rights.

I-- I have to go. This is my home, all right? I have to go.

-All right. All right. Back it up. -I'm having a baby, right now.

-My wife's having a baby right now. -Sit down and calm down.

We can do this the easy way, sir, or we can do it the hard way.

-You tell me. -Okay, let's make it easy. Let's make it real easy.

I.D.?

One more!

Oh.

-Is everything okay? -Yeah, yeah. Wa-- wa-- wait.

-Where is she? Where's she at? -What happened to your face?

-Is baby okay? -Yeah, yeah. No, she's fine.

Baby's healthy. All right? Calm down.

Everything is well. Look, um, you just missed Bill and Kate.

-They left. -Where is she?

Over there.

-First room? -Yeah, the first room on your right.

Tom, wait, wait.

-Thank you. -Yeah.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm okay. Are you okay?

I-- I'm fine, I'm fine.

-I told you not to go, but... -I'm fine. I'm fine.

Uh,

Liam?

He's okay.

-Oh, my God. Um... -They're gonna bring him by in a second.

I'm so sorry.