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Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Henry sees Brad at the funeral, where he's trying to comfort Katie. But she's not hearing either one of them. Today’s episode was directed by Chris Goutman and written by Leslie Nipkow.
Transcripts from TVMegasite Katie: Brad, I miss you so much -- Brad: Baby, I'm right here. Katie: Why did you leave me? Brad: I didn't. I would never leave you, not in a million years. Katie: We should be here with our son, planning his christening. Brad: I know. Little Jacob. Katie: You should have been here to name our boy. Brad: I was. That old-school notebook wasn't just lying around the house by accident. Henry put it there. I mean, the only reason why he found it is because I told him where it was. I need you to hear me. I want Jacob to grow up to be just like jack. The kind of solid, good guy that people can count on -- that's why I named him that. It's a wish for our son's future. Because no matter what happened, jack is -- jack is still the best guy that I've ever known. He will never let you down. Katie: I don't think I can do this without you. Brad: Yes, you can. Katie: I don't want to. Brad: I'm here, Katie. Can't you feel me? I'm still here. Just -- just turn around, and -- and you'll see me. You do see me! Katie: Go away, Henry. You don't belong here. Not today. Henry: I know that. I know that. I couldn't stay away, though. I want a chance to make things right with you, Katie. Katie: How? Can you bring Brad back to life? Brad: Only halfway. Katie: What is that look? Henry: It's nothing. Katie: My husband just died. I'm sorry if you feel like I'm overreacting! Henry: I don't -- no. I -- no, of course not. Of course not. Brad: She's never gonna be able to see me, is she? Henry: I don't know. Katie: You don't know? I know exactly what this is. You want me take away your guilt, and I'm not gonna do that. I hope you feel terrible every second of every day of the rest of your life. 'Cause that's what I have to look forward to. A lifetime of missing my husband, thanks to you. Brad: Do something, Henry. Henry: What? What can I do? What can I do? Katie: I told you already, nothing. But you won't get out of here, so I will.
Brad: She almost saw me, but it's just -- oh, man, it's just -- it's just no use. I can't get to her. And you're the only person that knows that I'm still here. Henry: You're not here. You're just a figment of my guilty conscience. Brad: I am real, Henry. Accept it. Henry: No, why -- what -- look, you got what you wanted. The baby has a name. Would you please stop haunting me? Brad: I'm not haunting you, because I'm not a ghost. Henry: Then what do you want? Brad: I have no idea. I have no experience in being dead or undead or whatever the hell I am. All I know is that I'm here and I have something that I have to do. And since you're the only person that can see me, I'm gonna be sticking around you until I figure out what that is.
Brad: Where are you going? Henry: I'm going home, Brad. And, no, you cannot live with me. Brad: I-I want to go home, too. Henry: Fine, fine. Walk right over there. You see this grassy area with the stone slabs? Okay, there's a slot with your name on it. Brad: I'm not ready for that yet. Henry: Okay, I'm sorry. I don't know how to handle this, all right? How to handle you. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Brad: Well, join the club, Henry. Look, I want to see my wife. Maybe -- maybe -- maybe that's why I can't rest in peace. Because I'm -- I'm -- I have to get to her. Make it better. Henry: Then why aren't you spooking her instead of me? She should be the one that sees you. That just makes more sense. Brad: I don't like hanging out with you, either. But here we are. Henry, please help me reach my wife. Henry: I hope this works out for you, I do, but Katie can't stand the sight of me. You're on your own. Brad: Fine. Fine, I'll do it myself. I know Katie better than anyone. I'm gonna reach her. I'll use my whole heart, and I will find a way.
Henry: Listen, I know you don't want to see me. I know you've told me that a dozen times. I just want to make sure you're okay. Katie: Nothing's changed. My husband's still dead. And it's still your fault. Henry: Okay -- ay. Brad: Thanks a lot, bud. You just blew it for me again.
Henry: You know, you're not the only person who lost the woman that he loves. I don't even know if she knows what happened. Brad: Why didn't you call her? Henry: I did call her. She changed her number. I think she's really over me this time. Brad: Where there is life, there is hope, Henry. As opposed to my situation. Henry: Then -- then why don't -- why don't you cross over, okay? Eternity awaits. Brad: I'm not ready for eternity yet. I have an incredible wife, a beautiful daughter who needs me, a brand-new baby boy that I can't -- I can't touch any of them. I can't even have a damn beer. As far as I'm concerned, eternity sucks. Henry: I am sorry. I am sorry. There is nothing I can do about that, though.
Brad: Okay, in the movie, the hero -- he comes back to life, and everyone lives happily ever after. You just have to find out how he did it. Henry: It's impossible, Brad. Unless you want to sell your soul to the devil like James Stenbeck. Brad: Where do I sign? Henry: Oh, my god. Brad: Oh, man. I just want to be with my wife and kid. I don't care about my soul. Henry: Listen, read my lips, Brad. I can't do it. Brad: You have to. You owe me.
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