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(Snoring)
(Loud deliberate cough)
(Gasps, startled awake) What happened? Who died?
- Who died? - Did Patrick die?
No, Patrick didn't die, David.
Then why did you startle me awake like this?
My mind went straight to some kind of unthinkable tragedy.
Like something really, really bad happened.
- (Nervously laughing it off) - Oh. Imagine.
Well, the day did have a slight singultus
- What is she talking about? - A hiccup.
What hiccup? Who's hiccuping?
Okay, David, shush for a minute.
There was a big storm last night.
And things got a bit wet.
How wet?
We've been looking into changing venues.
Oh my God. To where? Bob's Garage?
No, his roof was no match for the cumulus clouds.
I've woken up in a "Black Mirror" episode.
This might be a stupid question
because there is like literally nothing you can do about it,
but why didn't you guys get a tent?
Not helping, Alexis.
Because I wanted the wood-fired pizza oven
and we couldn't afford both.
Someone has to call the officiant.
He's on his way from Elmdale.
What happened to Fabian?!
He canceled because of the rain.
What kind of adult man rides a penny-farthing?
He's a haikuist!
Well, David... I-I-I could easily step in here.
I have a lot to say about...
(getting emotional) my son getting married...
Okay.
You can barely get through this without crying, so that's a no.
A note, I did bring the house down
at Pat Sajak's first wedding.
- Oh my God. - Johnny: Oh I remember that.
- "Can I buy a vow." - (All laugh)
I had the studio audience wrapped around my finger.
Well, there is one problem solved.
So let's leave the rest to me, okay?
We have money now and the last thing I want
is to leave town with some cheap-ass, soggy wedding.
- Mhmm. - Okay.
What if the sun comes out and everything's fine.
(Thunder booms and rolls)
Fuck!
Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!
- Yep. - Mhmm.
Where are you going?!
- Moira: Somewhere safe. - (Thunder booms and rolls)
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(Rain patters heavily)
Okay. We should've gotten a tent.
- I didn't need pizza that badly. - Wow, let's not get crazy.
No, we should have gotten married indoors.
You said indoor weddings are tacky.
No. I said most weddings are tacky.
And they often take place indoors.
Hm. David... we all know how much
the success of this wedding means to you.
So we are going to make the absolute best of today, okay?
And regardless of how that happens
or where that happens, at the end of the day,
I am going to kiss that worried-looking face of yours
and call you my husband.
And that's the only thing that matters.
Okay,
I just refuse to get married in Roland's living room.
I have to draw the line somewhere.
Okay. Okay.
Besides those carpets do not photograph well.
All right, I am heading to the motel
to sort all this out with your dad.
In the meantime,
I have arranged for a massage to chill you out a little bit.
So you can just lie down, relax
and not talk until we have a plan, all right?
How did you book a massage so last-minute?
Oh no, all this was planned weeks ago.
Just had a hunch you wouldn't handle stress well today.
Okay, I've been handling the stress just fine.
You had like three bagels in half an hour.
- They were a mistake. - It's all taken care of
and I've told them we need you calm today.
So just let them do their job. Okay?
Okay. I just feel like I need to be around for...
Goodbye, David.
Don't neglect the lighting.
Okay. Love you, too.
- Love you. Thanks. - (Door opens and shuts)
(Loud thunder, rumbling)
"Hello, you.
Are-are we all ready to spin the wheel of life today?"
Even Vanna White didn't laugh at that one.
(Light knock)
Alexis, have I ever told you
how bewitching you are.
- It's a compliment. - No. I know. I'm sorry.
I'm just feeling like, a little emotional today.
Is it David? Did he say something to upset you?
He can be very cruel, but it's all fear-based, dear.
So please don't take it personally.
No, I just realized that this is like the last time
- that we're all gonna be here. - No.
- Like this. - Stop.
Like, soon I won't be able to just like come in here
and say hey.
No, I think you'll be surprised at how quickly
you'll appreciate the luxury of privacy.
I remember there was like a whole year
that we just didn't even see each other.
That's not true.
Unless it was the year I booked that international campaign
for Looky-Loo Binoculars.
I'm just saying...
A part of me feels like...
I'm almost glad that we lost the money.
(Forced chuckle)
Well, I'm happy you and your feeling are so well acquainted.
But you wouldn't be the first hostage
to fall in love with their captor.
I love you very much
(Happy exhale)
Okay. Okay.
And I'm here if you need any help with your speech.
No, I'm good, but thank you.
Thank you, I needed a moment of levity today.
- Boop. - Oh.
(Small chuckle) Woo!
(Sighs)
Okay. (Slurps)
(Calming music)
(Deep inhale)
I think you're very good at this,
or the half pill I just took kicked in.
Or both.
Because I am feeling very calm right now.
Well, that's good,
because your neck is like a block of granite.
Okay. Are we sure that's not just muscle
Yes.
All right, you answered that too quickly.
- Relax. - Mhmm.
- Take a deep inhale. - (Inhales)
And a big exhale.
- (Exhales) - Good.
Now do that consistently for the rest of this massage.
Okay.
- Can I have you flip on your back? - Sure.
(Exhales)
- Deep inhale. - (Inhales)
- Deep breath out. - (Exhales)
Ooh.
Okay, team, we only have a few hours,
so we need to act fast.
It's raining. What's the plan?
Okay. Well, Roland, you've got some pull here,
we need a venue, and don't say...
Our living room is yours, Johnny.
And we still have some baby sprinkle decorations
gathering dust.
Oh, as David's Maid-of-Honor,
I'm gonna shut that down on his behalf.
Ray, you don't need to be documenting this.
I was told to capture the day.
Ray, I don't think this is a part of the day
that anybody is gonna wanna remember.
Can you say that again for the camera?
I know the florist.
I can see if she can throw in some extra flowers.
Ronnie, you don't seem to realize we don't have the time.
Johnny, when I say I know the florist, I mean,
I know the florist.
- (Realizing) Oh. - Yes! Ronnie! That's great!
- Thank you so much. - I'm doing this for David.
Of course you are.
I can free up the café between the lunch and dinner rush.
Yeah, I guess we could use the garage for parking.
We just have to keep a space clear
in case Gwen comes back.
Well, thanks, Bob,
but it's really hard to talk parking
when we don't even know where we're holding the thing.
Well, the closest place to there would be the Town Hall.
What about the Town Hall, Johnny?
I mean, David's gonna have a heart attack,
but it... it could work.
(Slurps)
Okay, David. We've managed to secure a venue for tonight,
and I really don't want to hear anything but enthusiasm
from you when I tell you.
You are shockingly calm for David Rose
- on his wedding day. - I am.
So where are we getting married?
- An indoor parking garage? - Those were all full.
We uh, we managed to get the Town Hall for the night.
And-and it's dry, and everybody is chipping in,
and your dad has promised me
that he has everything under control.
- Okay. Fine. - Are you okay?
I mean, listen,
just because I didn't have the Town Hall...
on my mood board doesn't mean we still can't have fun.
And as long as my husband doesn't stand me up at the altar,
I don't care where we get married.
- (Relieved chuckle) - Wow.
That massage really did a number, huh?
Uh, yeah. That was the first time
I've ever received a happy ending.
Sorry, what did you just say?
The happy ending that the masseur gave me.
I've always heard of things like that,
but I've never actually gotten one.
Did you have to pay extra for that?
(Shocked gasp)
I didn't pay for a happy ending! I paid for a massage!
He gave you a happy ending?! On our wedding day?!
I thought you wanted that?!
See, this is what Ray should be filming.
Why... would I want you to get a happy ending
from a stranger on our wedding day, David?
You tell me!
Because I was stressed out!
And you told me that you wanted to de-stress me.
I just assumed you knew what you were paying for!
I was both shocked and impressed!
Oh...
Okay, but to be clear, you didn't stop it from happening?
Okay, Marcia Clark? Court's adjourned for the day.
This is unbelievable.
At no point was that ever discussed.
All I did, was leave an envelope full of cash
and a note that said to take very good care of you.
And now that I've said those words out loud,
I can see how a certain kind of person
would interpret that the wrong way.
Okay, but was it good at least?
Do not answer that. Was it? Don't.
Okay.
I think Stevie and I should probably go get ready.
Leave you to put your little suit on.
- Mhmm. - Okay?
Nothing compares to you.
My... husband-to-be.
I love you.
This is gonna make for a very strange story one day.
Oh yeah, absolutely.
Okay. We will meet you at Town Hall.
- Mhmm. - Okay?
(Mouths) Oh my God.
(Rain patters heavily) (Low hum of chatter)
Ah, everybody,
I'd like to thank you all for coming out today,
and uh helping to save David and Patrick's big day.
And on a personal note,
I'd like to thank you all... for helping to save my family
over these past few years.
I don't think we could have gotten through
without you all...
Jocelyn, I thought Ronnie's in charge of the flowers.
Well, yeah, but you can never have enough.
And you said to spare no expense so.
I did. I didn't think we'd be taking is it quite so literally.
I mean, I think we've gotta rein this in a bit.
Oh Johnny, come on. Just enjoy it, okay?
You're gonna be gone soon.
You're gonna miss this place.
I will be back, Roland. My son still lives here.
No, I know there is that,
but... you are gonna be gone gone soon.
Something can fall from the ceiling and just go
Bffggghhh! I'm dead!
- (Laughs) - (not amused) Okay.
- Not me though, I'm prepared. - All right.
Okay, everybody, back to work!
David, is that you?
- Yes! - Oh!
Oh my God! You're getting married today!
I am. And according to the wedding schedule,
you're supposed to be dressed and ready to greet me.
Greet you?
- What is that? - Thank you, David.
You look very expensive and gorgeous too.
It's-it's white. You're wearing a white dress.
Duh. It's black and white themed.
What was I supposed to show up in pink?
Or black! You're wearing a wedding dress
- to my wedding! - This is not a wedding dress.
It's a white, floor-length gown.
- It's very different. - Did it come with a veil?
- No. It came with a headdress. - A what?
It came with like a white, tulle, headdress,
but I thought it overwhelmed the dress
so I decided not to wear it.
You're walking me down the aisle in a wedding dress.
Everyone is gonna think we're getting married to each other.
(Knock on door)
Ugh! Come in.
- (Door opens) - (Rain patters)
(Door shuts)
- You look nice. - Thank you.
Now, Stevie, as my Maid-of-Honor,
does it not look like Alexis is wearing a wedding dress?
Or just like a dress that happens to be white?
I don't wanna get involved.
You don't have a choice. You work for me today.
So much for the massage.
I mean,
I don't think it's gonna look like a wedding dress
unless you guys are standing next to each other.
She's walking me down the aisle!
I don't think you should worry about it.
I'm sure this town has seen far weirder things.
Okay. Everybody chill.
My brother is getting married today.
Still feels so weird to say that,
so drink up, David.
It's your big day. And we love you.
- Right, Stevie? - Right?
- Hm. - (Glasses clink)
- Is that a bow in the back? - Don't, David.
(Slurps)
(Birds chirp, violins play)
♪
(Violins play final cords)
♪ Ohhhh, I was so lost ♪
♪ Didn't know what to do with myself ♪
♪ I was my own worst enemy ♪
♪ I was lost, oh I needed help ♪
♪ Then you came along ♪
♪ And saw the state I was in ♪
♪ You picked me up when I was down ♪
♪ Showed me how to live again ♪
♪ This is precious love, precious love ♪
♪ No I can't let it go ♪
♪ This is precious love, and it's teaching me ♪
♪ Everything I need to know ♪
♪ This is love, love ♪
♪ Love, love, love ♪
♪ Precious love (Yes) ♪
♪ Love, love, love, love ♪
♪ Love, precious love ♪
♪ Oooohhhhhh ♪
Okay, can you please stop doing that?
- You're making me nervous. - I'm sorry.
I've just like, I've been thinking a lot about it,
and I think you're right.
I know. About what?
Like I think I'm wearing a wedding dress.
- Oh, I know that. - I really wanted to impress you today.
And now I feel like I'm ruining your wedding.
I think you're giving yourself a lot of credit.
My wedding was already ruined.
But for what it's worth,
I am continuously impressed by you.
Now can you please walk me down the aisle
before people lose interest?
Hey David,
- it would be my honor. - Okay.
(Clears throat nervously)
(Readying exhale)
- Hey, I love you. - Hm.
♪ Take my heart and make it stronger ♪
(Readying breath)
♪ You're simply the best ♪
♪ Ohhh-ooooohh-ohhh ♪
♪ Better than all the rest ♪
♪ Ohhh-ooooohh-ohhh ♪
♪ Better than anyone ♪
♪ Ohhh-ooooohh-ohhh ♪
♪ Anyone I ever met ♪
Is it me, or do they look like husband and wife?
- ♪ I'm stuck on your heart ♪ - Kind of.
♪ I hang on every word you say ♪
♪ Ohhh-ooooohh-ohhh ♪
♪ Tear us apart ♪
♪ Ohhh-ooooohh-ohhh ♪
♪ Baby, I would rather be dead ♪
♪ You're simply the best ♪
♪ Tam, tam ♪
♪ Ooooohhhh ♪
- ♪ You're simply the best ♪ - ♪ Ooooohhh ♪
(Sniffles)
Good... (voice breaks)
Good evening, everyone,
welcome to the marriage of Patrick Brewer and David...
(voice breaks) David Rose.
We are gathered here today
to celebrate the love between two people,
whose lives were ostensibly brought together
by the fated flap of a butterfly wing.
It is all but impossible to explain
why things happen the way they do.
Our lives are like little bébé crows,
carried upon a curious wind.
And all we can wish, for our families,
for those we love,
is that that wind
will eventually places us on solid ground.
And I believe it's done just that for my family here.
In this little town.
In the middle of nowhere.
Okay. I think we're good.
Okay.
And now I will ask David Rose
- and Patrick... - Brewer.
Brewer.
To exchange their vows.
David.
(Shaky, emotional exhale)
I can't believe this is happening.
I'm gonna keep this very short
because I think you already know
that I would climb a thousand mountains for you.
So I'll just say this:
you will always... be a part of me.
♪ And I'm part of you indefinitely ♪
♪ Boy don't you know you can't escape me ♪
♪ 'Cause you know you'll always be my baby ♪
♪ And we'll linger on ♪
♪ Time can't erase a feeling this strong ♪
♪ No way you're never gonna shake me ♪
♪ Ooh darling 'cause you'll always be my baby ♪
- (Sniffles) - David?
Ugh, yes.
(Small chuckles)
Patrick...
I've never liked a smile as much as I like yours.
I've never felt as safe
as I do when I'm with you.
(Crying)
I've never known love,
like I have when we're together.
It's not been an easy road for me.
But... knowing that you will always be there for me
at the end of it, makes everything okay.
Patrick Brewer,
you are my happy ending.
(Small chuckle)
Patrick,
do you take David
to be your lawfully wedded husband?
I do.
And David. (voice breaks)
(Shouts) David. Do you take Patrick
to be your lawfully wedded husband?
I do.
I now pronounce you husband and husband.
You may kiss each other.
(Applause and cheering)
(Whistling)
(Applause and cheering)
(Applause)
Wooo!
(Sighs)
Well, you did such a great job, sweetheart.
I don't know how you do it.
Oh, someone has to hold it together?
There's a time and place for sentimentality,
and your only son's wedding day is hardly the moment.
(Dog barks in the distance)
Moira!
It's 6:00 A.M., John. I'm moving as fast as I can.
Hmm.
Well, I guess this is it.
You know after our goodbyes last night
Roland mentioned a going away gift,
I guess he forgot.
I personally would not have missed this
for the whole wide world.
David: Okay. You're only saying that
'cause you haven't gone to bed yet.
I'm going to miss you, Mr. and Mrs. Rose.
- Oh. - Thank you, Stevie,
that's awfully sweet.
Yes, just as sweet as the liqueur
wafting off your breath.
I also didn't go to bed last night.
You take care of the place, Stevie.
And uh, if you get the chance,
Room 7 needs a turndown.
Okay.
Well, safe travels, Mr. and Mrs. Rose.
David and I can't wait to host you at our place
when you come back to visit.
Oh, thank you, Patrick.
Oh, the couriers are coming for the bulk of the luggage.
- Yeah, today. Yes. - This afternoon.
Okay. Make sure the girls are shipped in an...
(Both) Temperature controlled cargo container. Aha.
Okay. Bye, kids.
Okay. Bye.
I love you!
Love you.
- Okay. - Love you!
- Bye, son. - I'll see you soon.
I'm so proud of us. I'm so proud.
- Bye, honey. - Bye, Dad.
- I love you! - I love you too.
(Car door opens shuts)
(Engine turns)
Moira: We love you!
(Engine rumbles, tires crunch)
(Sniffling, crying)
Love you.
♪
Johnny: Wait! Stop the car!
(Engine rumbles)
What is it?
(Birds chirp)
Just wanted one last look.
Driver, we're ready.
(Engine rumbles)
♪
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