Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990–2000): Season 5, Episode 21 - Stormy Weather - full transcript

Hello.

Hi, uh, Mrs. Pruit,
it's Valerie again.

Um, has Ray gotten back, yet?

Oh, hi, Valerie.

Hi.

l think you may've
just missed him, honey.

Just let me check.

Thank you.

You sure picked yourself
a doozy.

Just tell her l'm not home.

Sorry, honey,
he just pulled out.



Has he been getting my messages?

Every last one.

Hold on just a second.

Can you tell him that l called

and it's very important
that he gets back to me?

l sure will.

Mr. Sanders, come on in.

Hello, Val.

Why don't you call me Rush?

Okay, Rush, come on in.

Wow, quite a dorm
you got here.

Thank you.

Can l offer you a drink?

Whatever you're having.



Shirley Temple?
Hardly.

Okay, l'll have a scotch
on the rocks.

Coming right up.

Well, tell me,
what's on your mind?

l just thought we ought
to get to know each other

a little better.

Really?

For what possible reason?

Does there have to be a reason?

Valerie, honey, l'm old enough
to be your father.

And l'm sure a young lady
like you doesn't get too lonely

on cold winter nights.

Okay, l'll be honest with you.

You have something l want.

Ah, what is that?

The Peach Pit After Dark.

l want to take it
off your hands.

You?

l'm sorry, it's not for sale.

Oh, come on.

l've heard everything
is for sale.

ls that so?

Actually, everything
is negotiable.

Okay...

then let's negotiate.

How much further?

Why are you asking me
so many fool questions?

Don't you trust me?

Shh, they're here.

ls that Donna's voice

-l just heard?
-Yes, it is.

Surprise!

What's going on here?

Well, just a little party

to welcome you back
to the real world.

Yeah, we thought
we'd lost you forever.

Yeah, you almost did.

But never underestimate
the power of love.

Uh-oh.

Welcome back, Kel.

l should be saying
the same thing to you.

lt's been a long time since
you've set foot on this campus.

Yeah, it must've been
a different lifetime.

l'm glad you're here.

Me, too.

Come on, guys, let's eat up.

We gotta get back to class.

Well, l hate to not eat
and run, but l got to go.

Donna, Donna,
Kelly just got here.

Sorry, Kel.

l told Ray l'd meet him
at the club

to have a quick sound check--
catch you at home?

Okay.
Thanks, for everything.

You know what, Donna?

l need a ride somewhere.

-Can you take me?
-Let's go.

-Thanks.
-Later, Chief.

l think Donna's joined her own
cult, the Ray Pruit Society.

David, did you leave your bike
parked on the rack at the dorm?

No, ma'am, l don't own a bike.

Lucky for you, 'cause no one
else does now either.

What happened?

Someone stole four bikes
this morning,

including mine,
a brand new Lite Speed.

Ouch.

Whoever it was knew
what they were after.

Took all the good ones
and left the junk.

Did you tell campus security?

Like that's gonna do any good.

Talking to campus security is
like dealing with Barney Fife.

Better watch out, Mr. President.

They're gonna say
you're soft on crime.

The only thing around here
l'm soft on is you.

-Oh...
-Aw...

Don't you believe in knocking?

Don't you believe
in returning phone calls?

Don't take it personally, Val.

How am l supposed
to take it, Ray?

Luckily, l have
a forgiving nature

and a positive mental attitude.

Why don't you take your positive
mental attitude out the door?

You know, you're really burying
yourself, Ray.

Oh, is that what l'm doing?

lt would be in your best
interest to start treating me

with a little more respect.

Dinner.

-Val, hi.
-Hey.

l, uh, just dropped by
to say hi to our guy.

Well, please stay.
l have enough for three.

Uh, no, you guys go ahead.

Bon appetit.

Bye.

So, what'd she mean
by ''our guy''?

Who knows?

You can't take anything
she says seriously.

Well, l like her.

She's got style.

Mm...

l just talked
to my parents.

My bike was covered
on their insurance,

but they won't buy me
another one.

Can you believe that?

Anyone who rides a bike worth
more than the GNP of Bora Bora

is asking to have it ripped off.

Gee, Lenny, don't be sympathetic
or anything.

l'm used to it.

You're up, Ziminski.

l was born ''up,'' son.

Oh, man...

Good shot. You win. Let's go.

No, no. We're playing best
two-out-of-three, Clare.

Hey, you better settle in
for the long haul, Clare.

At least let me change
your CD, all right?

Uh, it's not a CD.
lt's vinyl.

Whatever.

Don't touch the turntable.
l'll do it.

Captain Beefheart?!

Put that back...

in alphabetical order, please.

Sorry.

Does it, uh, go under
the C's or the B's?

lt's a cool collection, huh?

Yeah, it's groovy.

Man, check this out.

Analog is where it's at.

Yeah, well,
it's not just me.

Pearl Jam issues
everything on vinyl.

Have a good game, guys.

l'm out of here.

Clare, Clare,
why are you leaving?

You just got here.

l'm glad you've met some
new friends in the dorm,

but this guy is
tres weird, okay?

Oh, come on. l'm weird.
You're weird. Everybody's weird.

Speak for yourself.

Au revoir.

Hope it was nothing l said.

No, she just gets moody
sometimes. Let's play.

Wendy, you got anything for me?

Enough blood
for an army of vampires.

Mmm, yum. Thank you.

l see you in that
lab coat and l swoon.

Will you stop it?

l need you
right here right now.

Right in front of Wendy?

Oh, she'll love it.

You're nuts.

You're crazy.

Hey, give me a break.

l've been on
for 16 hours.

l'm delirious,
not to mention horny.

Well, then take
a cold shower.

How 'bout if l make it hot
and you join me?

Look, you're working
and l'm working.

Technically,
that's not the case.

My break began
two minutes ago.

What are you doing?

Come into my laboratory.

What are you doing?!

What are you doing?

Shh-shh.

Oh, l love this job.

-You do?
-Mm, l do.

Mm...

Andrea?

Are you in here?

Uh, there's nobody
in here but me,

and l'm not dressed,

so if you don't want
an eyeful...

Oh, boy. Sorry.

That's okay.

That was too close
for comfort.

We can't be doing that
here anymore.

No, we just can't
do that here anymore.

Folks, if l could just have your
attention for a moment please.

l have a brief
announcement to make.

As of, uh...
5:00 this afternoon,

the Peach Pit After Dark is

under new proprietorship.

Uh, it is with great pleasure
that l introduce you

to the new owner,
who promises me

that the good times
will continue to roll.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Miss Valerie Malone.

Thank you, very much.

Well, l'm really excited
about this.

lt's gonna be
a great challenge for me.

So let's turn up the music
and we'll see you later.

Have a good time.

l didn't know Valerie
was interested in business.

Do you think she's
dropping out of school?

She didn't tell you
anything about this, did she?

-No.
-Hmm.

l know you guys must
have a million questions.

l would have told you sooner,

but it all came down
so suddenly.

lsn't it great?!

What do you know about
running a nightclub, Val?

Not a thing, but...

l'm willing to work hard
and learn.

And that's a start, right?

Well, l think it's terrific.

l'm very happy for you.
Congratulations.

Thanks, Donna.

l knew l could count on you.

Hold on.

What?

l want to celebrate.

Celebrate what?

l just made an acquisition.

What did you acquire?

-Hmm?
-l bought Steve's father's share

of the Peach Pit After Dark.

So now l know you're crazy.
Come on.

-Go.
-Well, it runs in the family.

But look what l scored.

Fresh... Humboldt County pot.

Oh, take a whiff of that.

Yeah, no thanks.

Come on, Dylan.

Let's smoke ourselves silly

and make love all night.

You're already silly, l'll pass.

On me or the pot?

Both.

What's gotten into you?

Oh, that's right.

You're stuck on Kelly.

But you have to admit,
l'm not bad for backup.

Good night, Val.

Come on, Dylan.

Don't make me go.

l feel so good.

l just want to share it
with somebody.

Somebody else.

l don't have anybody else.

Are you telling me
it's lonely at the top?

Okay, l get the message.

l'll go.

Sleep tight.

lt definitely looks
like Beverly Hills

has gone to our
Valerie's head.

Maybe she's just
lost her mind.

Maybe we should call Abby.

l don't think
Abby swings much weight

with her daughter
these days, Mom.

Well, l'm sure
you're right, but...

l mean, with all that money,

you'd think she'd send some
of it home to her family.

We should do something.

Well, honey, it's her money,
she's on her own.

l don't think
there's much we can do.

l know.

l don't just want to see her
get in any trouble.

Believe me,
first sign of trouble,

she'll be on our porch faster
than you can snap

-your fingers.
-Yeah.

Hello?

-Brandon.
-Oh, hey, Steve.

We were just talking about
your best friend, Miss Valerie.

Don't go there, Brandon.

You talk to your dad?

Yeah, l spoke to him.
We're going to have lunch today.

But that's not the reason
l'm calling.

What's going on?

Well, l hate to ruin
your morning,

but l thought you should know.

Three frat houses
got hit last night.

So why are you telling me?

You're the president.

You're supposed to do something
about this crime wave.

Well, what am l supposed to do?

Call out the National Guard?

Hey, pal, you're the one

who's supposed to have
the answers, not me.

What time did Valerie
say to meet her?

Hmm, 1 1 :00.

Why? ls that a problem?

No, l can make it.

l just can't imagine
what it's going to be like

booking bands with her.

lf we can work
with Rush Sanders,

l think we can probably
work with anyone.

Bye.

Sorry, didn't mean to scare you.

l just wanted
to return David's notes.

Oh, hey. Yeah, come on in.

Yeah, actually
l was just leaving.

Not on account of me, l hope.

l have a class.

Don't flatter yourself.

Your girlfriend sure goes
out of her way to avoid me.

Oh, no, don't worry
about it, man.

She's just not
a morning person.

Eh, it's okay.

lt's not like she's the only one
around here who doesn't like me.

Come on, what are you
talking about?

Come on, David.

Compared to all you guys,
l'm an old man.

You know, l don't understand
why you moved in the dorms.

l would've figured you
for, uh...

l don't know,
apartment off campus

-or something?
-Can't afford it.

But you were in the army.

Don't you get any Gl benefits

-or anything?
-No.

Why not?

lt's a long story.

The upshot is,

l've got to beg, borrow
and steal to make ends meet.

Yeah, well, l wouldn't say that
too loud around here

with all those bikes missing.

What kind of a crack is that?

lt was just a joke.

Well, it's not funny.

Lenny, l was,
l was just kidding.

Yeah, right.

Oh, yeah? How's Hannah?

Finally asleep.

l thought l'd never
get her down for a nap.

Jesse, she has been like this
ever since you left town.

And how about her mom?

You having trouble
sleeping, too?

Me, definitely.

l toss and turn all night long.

Well, if it'll make you
feel any better,

given how great my interview
went with Judge Costello today,

it looks like Boise
may be out of the running.

Jesse, l hate
to break it to you,

but Kansas City doesn't sound
much more thrilling than Boise.

Well, the steaks are great.

And when was the last time
you saw me eat red meat?

Somebody's at the door, hold on.

Surprise.

Shh!

Who's that?

Uh, it's, uh,
my grandmother.

Grandmother?

Oh, give her my love, would you?

Jesse sends
his love, Grandma.

You know what, honey?

Um, maybe l should
call you back.

Uh, you know what? l'm going
to be running around all day.

Why don't l give you a call
before l go to bed, all right?

Great.

l love you.

Yeah, and me, too.

Bye.

Hubby in Boise again?

No, Kansas City.

Oh, well, l hear everything's
up to date there.

Peter, l asked you
not to come by here.

What if-- what if Jesse
were here?

Or my parents
or my grandmother?

Wait a minute, l thought l was
your grandmother.

Look, stop kidding around, okay?

l mean, this thing makes me
just too nervous.

You've got to go.

l will. l promise.

Just not yet.

Mm...

Oh, l must be crazy.

My daughter's sleeping
in the next room.

You're not crazy.

You just can't keep
your hands off me.

What are we going to do?

We'll figure something out.

You're working tonight, right?

Yes, 5:00 to 7:00,

and you better behave
yourself, promise?

Sorry, that l cannot promise.

Come here.

Hey, Nat.

You seen
your new partner around?

Yeah, she's next door,
redecorating.

She doesn't waste any time, huh?

Tell her to bring
back my hammer.

Will do.

lt is my hammer.

lnstalling a new
dart board, huh?

First big
management decision?

Yeah.

What do you think?

Well, l can think
of a few faces

l wouldn't mind
pinning up there.

Be my guest.

So my mother said
you called.

Lordy have mercy.

She finally gave you
a message, huh?

What do you want,
Valerie?

We have some unfinished
business to discuss.

l think l already
know the terms.

l'm not interested.

Look, Ray,

personally, l'd
like nothing better

than for you to continue
playing here.

Said the spider to the fly.

ls my web so unpleasant?

What's the matter, Ray?

l mean, don't you
like the success?

Hundreds of adoring
fans out in the crowd.

And that one, especially one
adoring fan backstage?

lt's not worth
the price, Valerie.

l can't lie to Donna.

You already have.

What do you want Valerie?
Spell it out.

How can l make it
clearer to you?

l want you back in my bed.

And if l don't,
then you're going

to go tell, Donna, right?
ls that the deal?

No. Why would l
want to hurt Donna?

She's one of my best friends.

But if we don't pick up
where we left off,

then l'm never going
to work here again, huh?

You know people overestimate

the value of a
college education.

You're much smarter
than l thought.

And you're far more vicious.

Don't get me wrong, guys.

l think Ray's music
is very solid

and his band has a
hardworking sound, but...

don't you think it's time to get
some new blood around here?

See, l couldn't agree
with you more.

David!

lt's not like l want to ace
the guy out of anything,

but l don't know, l just think
there's a lot of great

bands out there that
deserve a shot.

My sentiments exactly.

Are you not going to let Ray
play at all anymore?

Well, we'll see,
but in the meantime,

l'd like a proposed schedule

of the bookings
for the next two months.

You know, to publish
a calendar.

ls that a problem?

lt's no problem at all.

Just give us a couple days,
we'll get everything together.

That's what l wanted to hear.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Hi, son.
How're you doing?

Don't ''hi, son'' me okay?

l can see you are
your usual charming self.

Scotch on the rocks,
how about you?

l'm not hungry.
Thank you.

l, on the other hand,
am starved.

So l think l'm going to have
a New York Strip medium rare,

baked potato, sour cream

and some of those
sauteed mushrooms,

the whole nine yards.
What do you say?

l said l'm not hungry, okay?

l can see you're
not too thrilled

about, uh, my selling the club.

Did you sleep with Valerie?

What?

Don't play
dumb with me.

You got

quite an imagination.

Or you got a dirty mind.

How else did she get you
to sell the club, Dad?

How about money?

That's how people usually

do business.

Matter of fact,
this is for you.

Oh, what's that?

That's your commission.

lf l say so myself,
l made a very tasty profit

for a three-month
investment.

-Commission?
-Mm-hmm.

Oh...

uh, this is all for me?

All yours, sonny boy.

lf it wasn't for you,
l never would have

been in that club
in the first place.

Well, thanks.

My pleasure.

You know, maybe l will
have that steak now.

And that Vegas salad.

You know, the one where
the lettuce dances

around the plate in that
lovely vinaigrette sauce.

Waiter, get over here!

She fired him?

l wouldn't say that.

l got the feeling there
were, um...

creative differences.

l thought Valerie liked
Ray's music.

l don't know.

She just called
David and l in,

and told us to start
looking for new bands.

But you guys told her
that Ray's great,

and that's she's crazy
to get rid of him, right?

Yeah, l tried; she
wouldn't listen to me.

What about David?

Um... he, uh...

Stabbed Ray in the back, right?

l wouldn't put it that way.

Oh, l would.

You know it's one thing to hurt
me, but to hurt someone

who's struggling to make
something of himself?

That is so low.

Poor Ray.

He must be feeling really
terrible right now.

Guess the apple doesn't
fall very far from the tree.

What is that
supposed to mean?

Running away, just
like your father.

l am not running away.

l'm getting run out of town.

There's a big
difference.

Oh, some club closes
its door to you,

and you're ready
to head for the hills?

Look, l got a booking agent

setting up gigs
in colleges all over

the Northwest.

Besides, out of sight is
out of mind, and right now

that's probably
my best bet.

And what about Donna?

l love Donna.

But l don't want to hurt her.

But you're going to sneak out
of town without telling her?

l will call her
from the road.

l thought you were
supposed to work tonight.

Mom, did you hear anything

-l just said?
-Answer me.

Are you booked
to do a show tonight?

Yes.

Well, then if you have
any pride in your work,

and any decency
in you heart,

you will show up
at that club tonight

and you will honor
your commitment.

And then afterwards, you'll
go out back with Donna,

and you'll take her in your arms

and you will give
her a kiss she'll remember

for the rest of her life.

l'd like the, uh,
presidential suite, please.

Stones, man!

Hey, where the hell
have you been?

You don't call,

you don't write,
you never fax me...

Hey, l'm here, man.

Come on.

l'll get you a cup
of bad coffee.

Speaking of bad coffee,
it kind of goes with the decor.

How'd you get stuck

-in this dump?
-Hey, my family

-owns this dump.
-Oh.

Being here keeps me
out of trouble.

Gives me a lot of time to write.

Speaking of trouble, um...

l almost got in some today.

Oh...

Well, that explains
why l'm seeing your mug

for the very first time

since we got out of rehab.

How about you?

Are you staying clean?

l have no choice.

lf it hadn't been
for a big wind today

l probably would've, uh,
got one lit up, you know?

You can't fool
Mother Nature, huh?

So what got to you?

Take a guess.

Ah... a woman.

Yeah.

Kelly? Valerie?

They ganged up on me.

Val supplied the
smoke, but Kelly,

she supplied the motivation.

Let her go, man.

You got to let her go.

-l am trying, but...
-No, no, no-- no, buts.

''But'' is just an excuse
to get high, man.

l figured it out,

all by myself.

Good!

Good.

So what the hell are
you bothering me for?

Oh, l just came for the
incredibly bad coffee.

Stones, man...

you ever give some thought
to the concept that maybe

you ought to figure out
what to do with your life?

Yeah, l considered it.

And?

l don't know.

Well, you better
come up with something.

Because one of these days
the wind is not

going to be blowing when you go
to fire up that joint.

Tell me something, if your
mother's condo got robbed,

would she call the mayor
of Beverly Hills?

Well, technically,

she's on the Los
Angeles border, so...

Oh, no, no, no--
that's not what l mean.

What l mean is,
why is everybody

coming to me with this?

What do l have to do
with campus security?

They have to have
somebody to blame.

Tell me about it.
You should've heard them

at the senate meeting.

Like l have anything to do
with the university budget.

Like l have anything
to do with hiring campus cops.

Well, they probably
think that you

-will talk to the chancellor.
-l did.

Kelly, people get
ripped off all the time:

car stereos, bikes.

What am l supposed
to do about it?

l'm the Student Body
president,

l am not Batman.

Yeah, but l bet you
look cute in tights.

Well, thank you for that.

You know, you are getting
far too wound up over this.

l know. lt's at times like
this when l hate this job.

l'll tell you what.

l will go home and draw
you a nice warm bath

and give you a back rub,

and everything
will be okay.

Well, that sounds
very agreeable.

Did you hear that?

What?

l don't know, l swear
l heard something.

That was my stomach.
l'm hungry.

Let's go get something
to eat.

All of a sudden, l'm getting
the creepiest feeling.

Well, all right. Okay.

Come on. Let's get out.

l'm scared.

lsn't everybody?

The thing is that,
we were right there,

we were steps away...

So on a scale of one to
ten, how mad at me is she?

Somewhere between
ten and 1 1 .

See, Clare, why couldn't
you just tell her

that l supported
Ray, too?

l did. She wouldn't
believe me, okay?

Hey, l thought l heard
you guys out here.

Here, man.

l was out of line yesterday,

so l made you a copy
of my Hendrix bootleg.

-Oh, thanks.
-Anytime.

Excuse me.

Hey, where are
you going, Amy?

Home to my parents.

This school isn't safe anymore.

What's the matter, they
steal another two-wheeler?

This isn't about
bicycles, Lenny.

Melody Reynolds
was raped this afternoon.

What?

ln the bushes
behind the South Quad.

ln broad daylight?

That's awful.

-ls she gonna be okay?
-l don't know.

l saw the ambulance on my way
back from chem lab.

l heard she was slashed up

-pretty good.
-Any idea who did it?

No, but the police
are all over campus.

l got to go.

Well, let's look
on the bright side.

At least they won't
be stealing any bicycles

in the next few days.

You know, Lenny,
you're a real charmer.

What do you say,

-get a cup of coffee?
-No can do.

l've got another meeting
in a few minutes.

How many bureaucrats does it
take to catch a rapist?

Don't ask me man.

lf l ever thought
l had an idea

about how this
university's run,

it's been shattered
in the last two hours.

What's that mean?

You know these people,
they make all these noises

about student
involvement all year,

and then as soon as
there's a crisis they say,

''Brandon the administration
will handle this.''

Well, what about
that girl that was raped?

Wasn't she
in the student senate?

Not exactly.

She was on a lot
of committees.

l know her.

ls there any truth
to that rumor

-that they have a suspect?
-l don't know.

They aren't telling me anything.

-God, l'm so glad to see you.
-Hey, Kel.

-Hey, are you okay?
-No, l'm scared.

lsn't everybody?

The thing is, we were
right there, steps away

from where it happened.
lt could have been me.

Hey, hey, hey, hey--
take it easy.

Do me a favor.
Don't walk around

alone anymore until this
whole thing's settled.

When's that going to be?

l wish l knew.

l heard you were here.

So?

Didn't expect you.

Well, l have a contract
with this nightclub.

Tonight's my last date.

l believe in fulfilling
my obligations.

How professional of you.

Of course, if you want to pay me
not to play,

l'd be more than happy to leave.

l don't believe in paying
someone for nothing.

ls Donna here yet?

Why?

Just wanted to say hello.

Look, you stay away from her,
Valerie, you understand that?

ls that a threat, Ray?

'Cause for the life of me,

l can't see what you have
to threaten me with.

That's where you're wrong.

l've got one thing.

And what's that?

The truth.

Oh, please.

You wouldn't dare tell sweet
Donna the truth about us.

Break the illusion that

her country boy isn't
just another snake in the grass.

You're the snake
in the grass, Valerie.

What's this?

lt's your present.

Well, more for me.

Yeah.

So do you have
any plans tonight?

Yeah, l do,
they just don't happen

to include you.

You could pick something

a little more upbeat,
couldn't you?

Well, if l'd known you were
going to be here, l would've.

Pick one.

So are you
going to stick around

for Ray's farewell concert?

l don't think so.

You know, l never got
a chance to tell you how much

it meant to me that you came to
see me on campus the other day.

lt's no big deal.

Well, it was to me.

You're a good friend.

Brandon and l were just talking
about it the other day.

l'd probably still
be evolving with Finley

if you hadn't exposed him
for the fraud that he is.

What do you want me to say?

That you'll always
be my friend.

l'll always be your friend.

l came up with something.

Who's babysitting
for you tonight?

Jesse's mom, why?

Think she can stay
a little late?

What is that?

Keys to a motel room.

Our motel room.

l booked it by the week.

Peter, l don't know.

That sounds just a
little bit sleazy to me.

Yeah, it does, doesn't it?

Tonight?

No, not tonight.

Jesse's mom would
never understand.

Then tomorrow night.

-And the day after that.
-Maybe.

-And the day after...
-Maybe!

You know, l'm not sure
it was such a smart move

not going
to the club tonight?

l told Valerie we were checking
out an act across town.

Oh, great, l told her
we were studying.

You know, maybe
we shouldn't be booking bands

at all for her.

Look, don't worry about it,
all right?

Donna will be over everything

as soon as Ray
books another gig.

-You'll see.
-l don't know, l hope so.

Oh, there's Lenny.

Do you have to invite
him over here.

Yes. Lenny.

Over here.

No, that's okay.

You two don't need company.

Have a nice evening.

No, come on over.

Sit down.

Hey, how you doing, Lenny?

l'm getting by.

-Thanks.
-How's it going?

Good.

So you know a lot
of people on campus, huh?

Well, what can l say?
l'm Mr. Popularity.

What did you think
of my Hendrix tape?

Oh, it was cool.

That, uh, that
one track, the, uh,

the ''Manic Depression''

-where he's on the...
-Excuse me.

Leonard Ziminski?

Yes?

Detective Hank Garcia, LAPD.

Would you come with us, please?

What, am l under arrest
or something?

No, sir, we just have
a few questions.

-About what?
-We don't want to make

this any more difficult
than it has to be.

l didn't steal
any of those bicycles.

This isn't about
bicycles, Mr. Ziminski.

Then what is this about?

David, it's okay.

Let's go.

l don't get this.

What's going on here?

They don't think
he's the rapist, do they?

-You were great tonight.
-Thanks.

So how about breakfast?
l'm starved.

l'm not really
in the mood to eat.

Look, don't let it
get to you.

You're gonna find another
gig a whole lot sooner

than she'll find another
band as good as yours.

l already found
another gig, Donna.

Really?

That's great! Where?

l got to leave town
for a little while.

What?

l've got this agent

who's booked a bunch
of clubs for me up north.

Mostly college towns.

So why didn't you tell me?

Well, l wasn't sure until today.

And l didn't want to upset you.

When are you leaving?

Tonight.

Oh.

Look, will you tell me
that you're gonna miss me?

'Cause l'm really
gonna miss you.

You know l will.

So when are you coming back?

l don't know.

What's the matter?

This... just isn't like you.

There's something
l've got to tell you, Donna.

Something important.

What?

l love you.

l know that.

-And there's something else.
-No.

Nothing else matters.

You love me,
and that's all l need to know.

Do you mean that?

With all my heart.