Life Unexpected (2010–2011): Season 2, Episode 13 - Affair Remembered - full transcript

While everyone's still dealing with the aftermath of secrets revealed, new revelations already happen, affecting their future. Reseolutions are needed. But the broadcaster has already canceled the show 1½ months earlier and this is the end.

Previously on Life UneXpected...

When you and I broke up,

Julia and I slept together.

Eric.

I told Math...

about us... about...

You kidding me?!
You're supposed to

be her teacher!

Not some sicko
who takes advantage

of a kid who wouldn't know
a healthy relationship

if she was sitting next to it in study hall!
You don't know anything



about your own relationship,
either

- Enlighten me.
- Emma?!

She had an affair with your dad.

Here's what's going to happen.

You're going to pack your bags,
and you are going

to leave town, immediately.

And if you ever
make contact with

our daughter again,
we go to the police.

I understand.

Were you going to tell me?

I knew if I did,

I would lose you.

You just did.

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Hey, babe, we gotta go.
We're gonna be late for work.

I know, I know, I... Wait.

Where's my purse?
My purse. My purse is gone.

Oh, hey. Don't forget,
we got that

appointment with
Dr. Sheriden today.

I swear, this
no-caffeine thing is

the worst part
about being pregnant.

I thought you said
the weight gain

was the worst part.

That was the lack
of caffeine talking.

Hey, get out of here.
Did you remember to

wake Lux?
Lux!

Lux!

Okay!

Oh, good. You're up.

Okay, Baze is coming
early for your

last driving lesson.

I'm not going driving,
and I'm not going to school.

I think I have a fever.

I got it.

Okay.
You know what?

Look, my hand!

It's hotter than
your head. I think

you're okay.
Because you just assume

I'm lying.
Well, you spent

months sneaking
around with a guy

seven years
older than you,

so I am not
exactly assuming.

He's not just a guy.

Eric loved me.
And you

and Baze,
you ruined everything.

Okay, that was
not love, Lux.

That was wrong.

Oh...
Wrong like

having sex with

your ex and not telling

the guy you were
engaged to? Or...

wrong like pretending
you were trying

to get pregnant
and then taking the pill

behind your husband's back?
Cate.

You're going to love this.

Kelly's been fired.

Turns out,
our audience finds her

uptight, cold and grating.

You know, if only

someone had predicted that.

The good
news is,

your numbers are

as high as they've ever been.

The audience
loves you...

which is why

we want to offer
you your own show.

Wow.
What?

Why can't we just,
you know,

go back to...
You and Ryan?

No.

The reason I pulled

Cate and Ryan
is because when

boring married people
are driving to work,

they don't want to listen to
other boring married people.

Corporate's allowing us
two weeks to come up with

a brand-new show,
featuring Ryan as a solo act.

We-we have to come up
with a whole new show

in-in two weeks?

And then the real work begins.

Especially for you.

This isn't like last time,

producing a show
that's just being re-branded.

You're going to have to

eat, sleep and breathe Ryan for

the next year of your life.

Consider this show...

your baby.

You don't have anything
that would get

in the way of that, do you?

You, um...

I don't know,
you sure you don't want

to practice a little
parallel parking action

before your test tomorrow?

You're mad at me.

Suit yourself.

So, you knew about

Emma and my dad,

and y-y-you didn't say a word.

Well, you know what?

At least you told me

before I bought the house.

And by told," I mean that you

threw it in my face to hurt me.

Meet me in the bar.

We need to talk.

Hey!

What's so urgent
we couldn't talk at work?

I know, Dad.

Huh?

About you and Emma.

Who told you?

"Who told you?"

That's, that's the first thing
you're going to say?

You know who
didn't tell me?

You.

Or Emma.

Look, I-I told you not
to get involved with her

Because it was office policy,

not because I was
sleeping with someone

that you had an affair with.

Does Mom know?

Did you love her?

Emma?

Yeah.

And she loved me.

You know what?

If I could quit being your son,

I would, but I can't.

You consider this
my notice.

I'm done with work;
I'm done with you.

Let's see how the little
blueberry's doing.

More like a grape.

What's going on?

Why don't you get dressed

and both join me in my office?

What... Wait... What's wrong?

I-I mean, if something's wrong,
you can just tell us.

There's no easy
way to say this.

I wasn't able to
find a heartbeat.

The pregnancy
isn't progressing.

What does that mean?

I'm so sorry.

You've lost the baby.

♪ Life UneXpected 2x13 ♪
Affair Remembered
Original Air Date on January 18, 2011

♪ Bent or broken ♪

♪ It's the family tree ♪

♪ Each branch a part
of a part of me ♪

♪ This is my tree,
and it's a beautiful tree. ♪

Cate...

It's fine, Ryan,

you know? It-it happens.

Why, I know
it happens,

but it...

it just happened to us.

You know, I can call Trina.

I can tell her that you're not
coming in for a few days.

Look, you need

to relax! Okay?
Just take it

easy on the couch.
You know what?

Call Alice. She
just got back.

Okay, listen.
You heard Trina.

There's just
a ton to do

to get a new show up and running.

You know, but the doctor,

she said that stress

may have caused the...

the miscarriage.
Right. "May have."

And we are not going to
know anything yet

until we get
the results back.

Okay.

But, you know, jumping
back into work and...

and launching a new show...

Trying to get pregnant again,

it might be more
important than...

killing yourself over a job

that you didn't even really want
in the first place.

Hey, Mom.

Nate! Honey...

Everything is a mess!

Wha... What?

Why? Why?

Can I use your bar?

'Cause I'm already here.

Wait. Wh-What?

Your father's birthday party.

What... What happened

to the restaurant, Mom?

Well, the party mushroomed,

and we won't all fit.
Okay,

well, you know what? The bar,
I mean, it's not even ready yet.

Like I haven't
painted it or anything.

I mean, there's nothing that...

a few hundred twinkle lights
won't fix.

You know, and besides,

this-this place has a
sentimental value

for your father. You know,

I think it was one the first

commercial buildings
he ever bought.

Yeah. I'm, I'm getting
all choked up,

just thinking about it.

Yeah... um,

yeah, he told me
he had to let you go.

Hold on. He said that?

Because he didn't
let me go. I quit.

Honey, I am not

going to get in the middle
of all this.

Whatever is going on

between you and your father,

please...

let it go for today.

It's his birthday...

and you're his son.

Whatever you want, Mom.

No, I'm positive.

Mr. Daniels is gone.

This totally proves it.

He slept with a student.

Hey, Lux!

Lux!

Lux, wait up!

Whoa, Lux!
I...

I'm late for class.

Are you okay?

I'm fine
just, I'm...

I hate being at school

without Tasha.

I guess there's no skyping

in juvie, huh?

Yeah, I haven't...

even been able
to talk her.

Hey.

You want to ditch school
and go see her?

Really?
Yeah.

I miss her, too.

All right.

Oh, my God, Alice!

Oh, Cate,
I'm so glad you called.

I literally just
got back to town.

Thank you so much for
bringing over lunch.

Oh, it's the least
I can do.

The past few months
have been crap,

and I don't want
to feel bad about

drinking all the
wine in your house.

Okay, there's no way

that your past couple of months

have been any worse than mine.

Oh, Cate, I was
living in Fresno

taking care of my mom,

who's evil.
All right...

well, um...

I lost my job.

You replaced me.
Ryan and I,

our marriage has been in shambles.
Jeff filed

for divorce.

- Are you serious?
- Mm-hmm.

So, do I win?

I was pregnant and I lost the baby,

which... you know, was the one thing

that holding I and Ryan together.

Oh, honey, I'm so sorry.

Are you okay?

Not really, but I had two glasses
of wine before you came over,

which is the one nice thing
about not being pregnant.

Oh, and it's my...uh,

it's my doctor with the test results.

- Just one second.
- No, no, fine.

Hello?

Oh my God!

Yes, but no...
that doesn't really make any sense.

Yeah, no.

Yeah, of course!
I have a million questions.

Okay. I'll come in tomorrow.

Thank you.

What? What is it?
What did she say?

She said I'm not gonna
be able to have more kids.

Look, Lux... Tasha told me
about everything that happened.

After homecoming, the shovel, the trial.

And if you want to talk about anything...

That's not what I am upset about.

Okay.

I was dating someone.

Baze and Cate they were really against it

and they made us break up
and...

it just sucks.

'Cause he was, like,
the nicest guy

I've ever dated.

Yeah.

Well, Bug didn't really
set the bar too high.

Sorry.

Hey, tell them to look
on the bright side.

I mean, at least you're not
dating your teacher.

What?

You heard about that, right?

Some sophomore and Mr. Daniels.

I mean,

at least you're not that girl.

How messed up is that?

Pull over.

What? We're not even to Tasha's.

Oh, I want to get out, Jones.
Pull over.

Wait, Lux!

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a big chunk of change.

What are you doing here?

Oh, um, you were
in a meeting.

Wh-What happened to
taking a couple days off?

I can't get pregnant.

Cate, you heard Dr. Sheriden.

This happens to tons of women.

No, she called.

She got my test results back,
and I guess I developed

some sort of condition
after I had Lux.

So Lux is just going
to be it for me.

She is it for us.

Ryan, Corporate wants

to get on the
phone right away.

Yeah, I'll, I'll,
I'll call them back.

Go deal
with Corporate.

Cate, I-I really want
to talk about this.

I know, but talking about it
isn't going to change anything.

Nothing will.

So I assume

you won't be giving a toast.

No.

What the hell
is she doing here?

Your mom invited
everyone your dad knows.

I mean, what the hell
am I doing here?

You, uh, may want to
lay off the shots.

You may want to lay off
telling me what to do.

You know what?

All this time

you have been lecturing me

about what a screwup I am,

and you have been hiding this?

Why didn't
you tell me?

When you found out
that I was dating her,

or before, why didn't
you tell me the truth?

Because you wouldn't
have want to know.

The truth is, the only reason
Emma ended up with you,

is because
she couldn't be with me.

What are you doing, Nate?

I'm going to make a toast
after all.

Hi, everybody.

Um, most of you know me.

If you don't,
I'm Nate.

I'm Jack's son.

Nate.

And being Jack's son,

I always wanted to follow
in my father's footsteps.

You know?

I always felt like I had
to live up to the man he was.

To the man I thought he was.

But I discovered
something about my father

recently that...
made me rethink things.

I discovered...

...the truth.

And the truth is...

The truth is...

And the truth is...

...that ultimately it's
less important who he is

than who I am.

I mean, my father--

he didn't follow
in his father's footsteps.

He had to learn
to be his own man.

And I think maybe the point

of having kids is to raise them
up to be themselves, not you.

If you're lucky, they learn
from your mistakes

and turn out better.

Happy birthday, Dad.

Happy birthday, Jack.
Happy birthday, Jack.

Happy birthday, Jack.
Happy birthday, Jack.

Excuse me.

I'm... I'm sorry, I just...

I-I've been waiting, and...

Who are you
here to see?

Natasha Siviac.

I-I really need
to talk to her.

Miss Siviac

had a disciplinary write-up,

and her visiting privileges
have been suspended.

No... no!

Look, can I just have
like five minutes with her?

Please, I just--
I-I really...

She's the only person that I can talk to.
I'm sorry,

but it's not going to happen.

Where have you been, hmm?

I called the school when you
didn't come home, and they said

that you cut half
of your classes.

You know, I-I had no idea
where you were--

I thought maybe Eric came back.
Oh.

No, Cate, don't worry,
you and Baze successfully

drove him away forever.

Okay, you know
what, Lux?

A lot is going on,
and I do not need

to add worrying about
where you are to my list.

I am under so much stress.

Oh, really? Let me...
let me guess.

You, um, you ate some
pot banana bread?

Or no, wait. I know.

You ran out of things to
compulsively baby-proof?

Right? Come on, Cate, what
is what is so stressful

that's going on
in your life?

Never mind.

Oh, what, you're walking away now?
Yeah, because

I don't want to fight with you.
You know what?

All I want is for
you to talk to me,

so I don't have to find out
what is going on with you

from the police showing up
on my doorstep,

or calling the school

to know that you
weren't there all day!

I just want to know the truth.

No, you don't!

Why do you think
that I have been lying?!

I have tried to tell you,

but you don't listen!

I'm...

not... normal.

Yes... you are!
No, it is

not normal that my first kiss
was with a middle-aged man.

It is not normal that

I am 16, and I have
already been proposed to.

It is not normal that I snuck
around with my teacher because,

weirdly enough, he made me feel
more normal than anyone else.

And I tried to warn you

before you adopted me,
and you wouldn't...

you wouldn't listen, and
now you are stuck with me!

No, Lux,
I am not stuck with you.

No, I... and I get it...

No! How can you get it?

Cate, you don't...

know what it's like
to feel so...

broken inside that
no matter what you do,

no matter what
anyone else does, it...

it can't be fixed.

Okay, um...

I'm not... I'm not
gonna try and fix it.

I know that you don't
want to talk to me,

and you don't have to.

But there are so many people in
your life, Lux, that love you.

Okay? So please,
will you just talk to someone?

Nate.

What are you doing here, Emma?

You quit.

And I didn't know
how else to see you.

So, why...
why do you want to see me?

Because we both
know what I was--

some consolation prize.

Is that what he told you?

Oh, I don't know
what's sadder...

...that he said that or that
you actually believed him.

Getting involved with you

wasn't because
of your father...

it was in spite of him.

I wish...

you could see yourself
the way that I see you.

You are not half the man
your father is, Nate.

You are so much more.

I can't.

No, come on.

I can't do this, Emma.

I want to, I do.

I want this.

You have no idea how much
I want this, but...

I'm not mad at Lux
for not telling me.

I'm mad because she did.

I would give anything

to unknow this.

If I could go back

and be like my mom,
happy and oblivious.

Because I would...
I would love

to have a life
with you, Emma.

We can have that.

We can.

We can't.

Because every time I look
at you, I see you with him.

So you gotta go.

Nate...

I love you.

If you love me, then you'll go.

Thanks for meeting
me here.

I'm glad you called.

Even though
I'm the screwed-up girl

that used to date her teacher?

No. Lux, I don't think
you're screwed up.

I always liked you,
remember?

Since the minute
you got to Westmonte.

Yeah...

I liked you, too.

Yeah, but you were with
Bug, and then...

No, it wasn't just about Bug...

or Eric.

It was me.
I didn't think that...

I could be that girl.

The girl who could date...

you.

Why?

I don't know.

You're Abercrombie.

You know,

everything about you
screams normal.

I bet your scream
even screams normal.

That's not true, Lux.

Oh, yeah?

Tell me one
thing about you

that... is not normal.

My mom's bipolar.

Like...

like in-and-out-of-hospitals
bipolar.

And, uh,

sometimes I get afraid that I'll
turn out like her, too.

I'm sorry.

I'm not telling you
to be sorry.

I'm...

I'm just telling you
'cause everyone has stuff

that no one can see.

If you're in high school,

I think the most normal thing
you can feel is not normal.

You gotta know
you're not alone, Lux.

Neither are you.

What are you doing?

A hook shot.
Oh, wow.

Back on the horse, huh?

Yeah, I'm, uh,
I'm self-soothing.

I... I know that I can't
give you what you want.

And I don't want
you to be with me

because you
feel obligated.

You know, like you feel
too guilty to leave.

You know, I don't want you
to feel stuck with me.

I'm not stuck with you, Cate.

I'm here with you.

You and I, we're partners.

I know I've done some things

where it didn't
really feel like it.

I-I never should've
let the station fire you.

And I never should've

made you feel like having a kid
of my own was...

was more important
than you and Lux.

Because if I had
to choose,

I would choose what keeps me
with you.

I've been in meetings
with Corporate all afternoon

to do what I should've done
right after we got married:

to fight for us.

I got the show back.

You... you did?

Yeah. Yeah, I told them

I would never be a solo act.

That you and I...

we're a team.

I really wanted that baby.

I did, too.

Jack!

Oh, Nate, Nate, Nate!

Wait.

Come here.

Thank you for such
a wonderful party.

Oh,

you're welcome, Mom.

It was just great.
It was fun.

Yeah.

I'll be right with you.
Okay.

Thank you...

for not saying anything.

I did it for Mom, not you.

I don't want to try
to be you anymore, Dad.

I want to be me.

You, uh... you have
some sort of plan

what you're gonna do?

'Cause I'm not gonna
keep bailing you out.

I don't need you to.

In fact, I think I found
a buyer for the bar.

What?

Who?

Me.

I get why you like it up here.
It's cozy.

Well...

in a claustrophobic, attic-y
kind of way.

Look, I, uh...

I know you think that
I don't get how you feel.

But I understand feeling broken
on the inside.

I lost the baby.

And I am not going to be able
to get pregnant again.

Oh, my God, I'm ...

I'm... I'm s... I'm so sorry.

Me, too.

I get it, Lux.

You know,
I get feeling like a dud.

Feeling not good enough.

But you...

you're good enough.

And we all love you.

You know, I know
that you think

that you have to hide all
of these parts of you,

that they're gonna
make us love you less.

But they really only make us
love you more.

I mean, if I
could only have

one kid for the rest of my life,

knowing everything
that I know about you

and even the things
that I don't know...

...I would choose you.

Look, I know

that I haven't been
a good listener,

and I know you think

that I don't understand
your side of things.

But I want to.

You know, I want to know
about you and Eric.

I want to know why he meant
so much to you.

I just... I want to listen,

you know, if you
want to tell me.

Do you remember
the day we, um,

got back from the honeymoon?

That was the day we met...
at the bar.

He thought
I was a bartender.

What up, Portland?!

After a few days off, it is
great to be back on the air.

But even greater to be back
with my old partner-in-crime,

Cate Cassidy, who's come out
of semi-radio retirement

to once again wreak havoc
on the airwaves.

Yes, and for our first
day back together,

we are reviving our favorite
game, "Sex, Marry, Kill."

And I believe it is your turn to choose.
Oh, okay, all rightie,

well, then lay it on me.
I got one.

Here you go. You ready?
Yes. Uh, I'm ready. Go.

I think, I think, we're gonna go
with the Louies:

Anderson, Armstrong
or Farrakhan?

No, no, the last time we played
this game, I gave you

the Jessicas: I gave you, Biel,
I gave you Alba,

I gave you Simpson.

Tell you what,
I'll give you Louis XIV.

Oh, right, because I am dying
to have sex with a guy

from before
they invented bathing.

Yeah.

In all seriousness,

the person I most want

to have sex with is you.

Me, too.

Now what about kill?

Yeah, that's pretty much you,
too.

Yeah.

I mean, you realize

that you're basically incapable

of putting the toilet seat down,
right?

Oh, come on.

Did you not hear Lux
scream this morning

'cause she fell in.

Don't want to ruin the new bar.
Yo, yo!

Hey.

Cate said
you were on the verge

of becoming a bar owner, so we
thought we'd come down and help.

Well, who... who is this "we"
we're talking about?

Uh, well, Cate
is at the doctor,

and, uh, well, Lux...

We just got back from the DMV.

You passed?

No way.

You did it? Come here.

Come here, you.

I'm proud of you, kiddo.

Yeah, well, I...
I owe it to you.

Want a beer, man?

Oh, yeah.

Uh...

You know, it's...
it's not just the license.

Everything that I have
in my life now...

I owe so much to you.

And I'm... I'm so sorry

that I ruined everything
with you and Emma.

Hey.

You know what?

Things were ruined
with Emma and me

whether you said anything
or not.

Look, I could deal
with losing

anyone in this world--

my dad, Emma, Cate--

but not you.

I never, ever want to lose you.

Uh-oh, Shirley Temples!

Shirley Temples.
All right.

I want a beer, please.

A beer?
Yes.

Do you need to schedule
your next appointment?

No, I don't.

Julia?

The doctor will see you now.

Okay. Thank you.

Oh, my God.

Um...

- Huh?
- Wow.

How's it look? Huh? Pretty good?

Wait a minute.
What? Hey!

Hey. How's anybody going to
recognize you in this picture?

You don't have your
little hat on.

Let me see it.
Let me see it.

Oh, wow.

Geez. Wait a minute.
That's how much you weigh?

Lux, I could do bicep curls
with you.

Oh, yeah, like
you work out.

Oh, you too short?
Too short?

No, I work out.
Uh-huh.

I run.
Oh, yeah?

Running out of a burning
building doesn't count.

You know what?
Hey! Hey!

No! No!
Oh! Whoa!

Guys, don't.

No more. No more.
Seriously!

Seriously, back away. Back off.

I got the high ground.

Oh, no, no!

Cate!

Yay.
Hey!

Hi, Cate.

What's wrong?

What happened?

We have to talk.

I stand here today,

thinking about the future

and what unknowns
lie ahead.

I never thought
I would be up here,

wearing a cap and gown,

looking out at so many people
that I love,

about to graduate high school
with all of you.

Oh, wow.

Oh, did she kick?
Yeah.

Okay.
Hey.

Hi.
Is he okay?

Yeah, he's great.

I'm a wreck,
but, uh, he's great.

Hi.

Did I miss anything?
No, no, no.

She just started. Hi.
Okay.

Everyone told me to
just write what I know.

Well, I know that two years ago,

I never would have been able
to write this speech.

And I never could have pictured
myself going to college, and...

and now I'm going to college
with my best friend.

Go, Ducks!

Um, I-I know
that in my time here,

I have learned more than I ever
thought that I could.

I-I managed to pass subjects

that I used to not even be able
to spell,

like... like calculus.

Like physics,

which I loved,

because the laws of physics
are basically the laws of life.

With all the unpredictable chaos
around us,

there are certain universal
constants-- gravity,

the speed of light.

These constants never change,

even when everything
else around them does.

Life is full of
unknowns, and when

those unknowns
are too overwhelming,

it's the constants
that we have to hold on to.

Like our friends.

The ones who are
not afraid to

tell us that
there's no such thing as normal.

The ones who have
been in our life,

for every minute with you,

even the hardest minutes.

Like those who

could have walked away,

but chose to stick around,

even though they had

their own lives,

families, their own children.

Like our parents,

because we wouldn't be here
without them...

...who pick us up
when we fall...

who come when we call them...

;
who answer when we knock.

We all learned
what a light-year is.

And these years together...

have been our light-years.

The years where everything
became brighter,

and we learned that

the bright spots in our life

aren't merely spots,

but constants.

And no matter where I go,

or what I do...

...you are my constant.

May you never forget yours.

And now, if the Class of 2012
will turn their tassels...

We... are... graduated!

She made it.

So did we.

Uh, do you guys
want to stop making out

so we can take a picture?

Mom, Dad.

Come on.

Let's go take
a picture.

Come on,
who's taking the picture?

I don't know,
I don't know, come on.

One, two, three.

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