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I'm just not really
the kind of girl
that hangs out in vans.
Then why are you here?
Two strangers, they come
together to share a space.
It's like a dance, except
no-one knows the steps.
I have a dream
that my husband's
going to finally act on
the promise he made -
sell up and come and live
in the city.
I'm not gonna be able to
pay rent again this week.
I'm really sorry.
I was counting on this job.
Whatever happened to
"I'm the perfect flatmate,
"I always pay my rent on time"?
Wabi-sabi?
Is that sarcasm?
Steve said it's just a line
you use to pick up girls.
So you think I was trying
to pick you up, then.
- No
- Why would I use a line?
Rob hasn't got a job
down the coast.
We're in trouble.
What happens if you
decide to go back
and she's not waiting for you?
I can't imagine
life without you.
I want us to get through this.
I missed you.
Oh, great, thanks.
Just straight through here.
To the left, thank you.
- Hey, Mum.
- Hi.
You're, um redecorating?
I'm making myself comfortable.
Ooh.
Just straight
through there, thank you.
Thanks, mate.
Mum,
exactly how long are you
planning on staying?
Hopefully long enough for you
to get around
to fixing the cupboard
I asked you about two weeks ago.
And maybe hanging this.
Right.
I'd need to
grab my drill.
- Later, then?
- Yep.
- Later as in this evening?
- Yeah.
Would you like me to
make you some dinner?
Um sorted.
Ta.
Later, then.
Yeah.
Hey
My heart is a junkyard
Kill me now.
My head is a jungle, jungle
My head
is a jungle, jungle
My
Ooh-ow
Oh-oh-oh-oh
What's she done with my beers?
Suddenly, the pain
in your eyes
I've been aching,
aching for you
My love
My head is a jungle, jungle
My heart
Miranda!
The morning sun
set alight
The future and
all that it holds
And I walked
with intent
Left no room
for regret
You don't miss something
you never had
Come on,
come inside
Whoa-oh
whoa-oh oh
We don't see what's
Right before our eyes.
- Miranda!
- Yep?
What's dripping
all over the tub?
I'm sorry - I got
the wrong colour flags
and the client went nutso
at the pre-production meeting
and now I'm trying to dye them.
I don't even think I'm getting
the right colour.
If I don't get it in time,
I'm not gonna get a gig
with this photographer
ever again.
Just breathe.
Breathe.
It's OK.
No, it's not, you know?
You stuff up once, you don't
get a second chance.
- Miranda, listen to me.
- Do you want some cake?
Listen to me.
Miranda, you've got talent.
You don't need to worry.
- You think so?
- Yes.
II moved your beers, sorry.
Yep.
I noticed that.
I also rescued our toaster
from its little excursion
to the workshop.
And I I don't have rent again
this week.
I'm really sorry.
I just
Blew it on cake.
I have an idea, though.
Mmm?
Sort of a 'trade you'
type thing.
Trade me?
Oh, yeah! We made it in time.
We got the spot.
Good spot!
Oh, no need to squish.
We've got the whole beach.
But I like it when we squish!
Hey, um, I was thinking -
maybe this afternoon,
when we're done,
you could head home and do
some work on your assignment.
That way I get some time
to get ready for dinner.
No need - I already
finished my assignment.
I'm all yours.
OK.
Here's good.
- Yeah, cool.
- Quick, spread out.
- Huh?
- We need to stake more space.
Spread out.
Oh, 'scuse me - we're here.
Oh, sorry.
No, we were here first.
Public beach.
Yo, guys! Over here!
Guys!
Over here, hurry up.
Hey, guys!
It's doing my head in.
I've gone from being single
and independent
to having two men in my face
all the time.
Oh, there are worse things,
like no men in your face.
I know what you're thinking.
"What a lovely pair of melons.
"
Harry, you're home.
Something smells great.
That would be my romantic
dinner for two.
And you won't even
know I'm here.
The invisible man - that's me.
So you're just gonna
drop your melons and go?
Uh no, now that I'm home,
I think I'll hunker down.
Don't worry.
I told you,
I'll be Jack Griffin.
I'll ask.
You'll be who?
'The Invisible Man'.
H.
G.
Wells.
- Terrific read.
- Harry!
Hey, it's cool.
Is that our hot Brazilian
in the shower?
Officially claustrophobic now.
Yeah, I think Grace is
protesting too much.
She is loving having
that man in her face.
- Babe
- She's got it so bad!
Carlos is the best thing
to happen to her in years.
- Dani.
- Hmm?
I'm on the loo.
- So?
- Bit of privacy wouldn't hurt.
Don't be silly! We're married.
- So?
- Well, we share everything.
Not this.
- Why not?
- Because it's personal.
I let you see me take off
my make-up.
THAT is personal.
Completely different.
You like it when
we shower together.
That's pretty personal.
So, so different.
Colette again?
What is going on with you guys?
We have a lot to discuss.
You were with her this arvo.
What else could there
possibly be to discuss?
- Well, um
- Close the door!
Oh, is this too loud? Sorry.
No, no, no, it's fine.
Are you coming to bed?
Soon.
I'm just gonna
watch the end of this.
OK.
I'll see you in there.
Yeah, I'll see you in there.
- 'Night.
- 'Night.
So, what do you want
to do tomorrow?
You're not sick of me yet?
Is that even a serious question?
- Don't mind me.
Melon?
- No, thank you.
- Carlos?
- No, thanks, man.
- What are we watching?
- Um, a movie.
But you kind of
It's nearly finished.
Oh, no, it's cool,
I've seen it.
It's so sad when she dies.
Rob?
You said everything's
gonna be alright
Gonna work out this time
It's a long way home
It's a long way home
And it's too late
For wanting
The best thing for me now
Is to walk back
Back home
He says he wants me to stay.
He says he wants to work at it.
But every night,
he sleeps on the couch.
That's confusing.
I mean, does he want to
work it out or doesn't he?
And he still hasn't talked
to anyone else?
Carlos tried,
but Rob shut it down.
He knows, and Steve
and Tom don't?
They're the ones
that really should.
Carlos knows we have problems.
He doesn't know the details.
It's too humiliating for Rob.
Tom and Steve
are his best mates.
Did you see
my Warrior III pose?
- Uh, yeah! Amazing.
- Thank you.
You've been so great.
I honestly don't know what
I would have done without you.
I just want you guys
to work things out.
Yeah, me too.
Hey, um, I should
probably go in,
but maybe we can
catch up later?
I'm cooking all day, so probably
just see you for FAT night?
OK.
Great.
Can't wait.
Hey.
Is yoga really that hard?
Don't tease me.
You know I have humour failure
when I'm over-tired.
We were in bed for
eight hours?
You snore.
Never used to complain
about my snoring.
That's because I used to get
a night off occasionally.
Now it's just Snore City
for the rest of our lives.
- I can make it up to you.
- Ooh!
Lunch at the Tratt for four.
It expires today, so you
and the girls can use it
while Rob and I
are off being men
with golf clubs.
Well, Colette couldn't go.
Why not? She didn't punch
the barista.
Did did you ever ask Rob
why he did that?
Nah, it was over some
bill issue or something.
What, is that not why?
Ask him again.
If you know, you should tell me.
I can't.
So just when you
see him today, ask him.
Dani, apparently we have
no boundaries.
Colette slept with the barista.
No!
***.
They're trying to work things
out, but it's been tough.
Why did you tell me?
- 'Cause you made me.
- I didn't think it'd be that!
How the hell am I supposed to
hang out with Rob
now I know that?
Well, just talk to him!
And say what?
That that you're
there for him.
Tell Rob I'm there for him.
That's not
REALLY not what we do.
We we drink beer, we hit balls
and we do not under
any circumstances
talk about the fact that our
wife slept with someone else.
- So enlightened.
- I know, I'm being
I'm just
gutted.
So, what do I get
in lieu of two weeks rent?
The full treatment.
Sounds intriguing.
Oh! Wow.
That look That looks good.
Yeah, it's amazing what
the right lighting can do.
- Almost good to go.
- OK.
What you lost?
USB cable.
I had a whole box
of them somewhere.
- Uh, box.
Like that?
- Ah!
- How'd they get there?
- I wonder.
Here we go.
Wow.
- That's good.
- That's good? That is awesome.
- Mmm!
- OK.
Oh, no, no, no.
Stay there.
You help dress the frame.
What are you doing?
I'm smelling the fart.
It's a catalogue pose thing.
- You gotta smell the fart.
- Oh, you missed your calling.
I know.
Check this out.
Wait, wait.
From behind.
Smell the fart.
Hi!
- Hi.
- Hey! Hey.
Oh, we're just doing
a photo shoot.
For Tom's website.
His photos aren't great,
so we're just updating it.
- Yeah.
- Cool.
Uh, hey, are you interested
in a girls' lunch?
I've got a free voucher.
- Oh! When?
- Today at the Tratt.
- You, me, Maggie.
- Maggie?
I don't think you should
encourage her,
because I'm starting to think
she's never going home.
So? Maggie's great.
She is, but it
It's a bit like dog years,
don't you think?
What?
The distance
that one should keep
between themself
and their mother,
it's five times greater
than anyone else.
- It's the truth.
- Whatever.
- I'll see you at 1:00.
- See ya.
- OK, I'm getting serious.
- OK.
Another? This one?
Yeah, that's great.
- Shot.
- Nah, I sliced it.
Oh, it still hit the water.
These fake balls feel like
fake balls.
I told you, man,
they're eco balls,
just like on the cruise ships.
We're not
on a cruise ship.
So, how's your week been?
Alright.
- Yours?
- Good, yep.
Good.
Ah, ***, I hooked it!
Oh, looks alright to me.
Are you taking the ***?
That was rubbish!
You got any real balls?
- No.
- You don't?
Nope.
No real balls here.
So haven't seen you much
lately.
What's been happening?
- Are you alright?
- Yeah.
- You look constipated.
- No, I'm good.
I'm good.
Hey, what do you reckon we ***
this off and go get a beer?
Yeah.
Suits me.
Worked up a thirst.
Finding marriage
does that to you.
So after this long, you must
be pretty bloody thirsty.
You know what, dude?
I better skip that beer.
I forgot I promised Colette
I'd help tidy up.
That cool?
Yeah.
Yep.
Thanks for, um
this.
Yep, no worries.
I'll see you guys tonight, eh?
Where's our hot Brazilian?
Don't wanna walk in on him
in the bathroom.
Again.
He's on his way over.
We're going out.
We're gonna get the spot.
Ah, yes.
The spot is always
worthy of another shot.
Good luck.
Harry, what happened
to the Invisible Man?
He went insane and turned into
a homicidal maniac.
- No, I meant last night.
- Last night?
Never mind.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- All set?
- Yep.
Dani's invited you
to a girls' lunch.
- Harry!
- At the Tratt.
We don't have to do the beach
if you want to go out
with the girls.
No, you wanna go to the beach.
I mean, I wanna go
We're gonna get the spot.
Thank you!
- Melon?
- No, thanks, man.
- He's driving
- Driving you mad?
I can tell.
You know, I'm good
at this stuff.
I respect other people's
privacy.
I clean the shower, I pay rent.
I lead by example.
Harry just does not follow.
Well, talk to him, then.
- Yeah it's his place.
- But you pay rent.
I don't want to
hurt his feelings.
Harry is like
a special needs housemate.
And to think you turned down
the offer to stay with me.
Yeah, well, maybe I just need
to drop the hint
that I'm the kind of person
who likes a little time
to themselves.
Sure.
Can't hurt, can it?
OK, next?
Um, no, that was the last one.
That's it.
- Oh!
- Top job.
Oh, wait, wait - one of
the master craftsman himself.
Uh, no, no, no.
We won't be doing that.
Tom, come on.
People wanna see
the face behind the furniture.
- No, they don't.
- They do.
Just stand there,
shut up and smile.
You know, I'd be working on
my people skills if I were you.
- Smile.
- Do I have to?
Yes.
OK, there, done.
Thank you.
No, no, that was a test shot.
I need to tweak.
Stay still.
- Tweak?
- Yes.
Good.
- Tweaked?
- Tweaked.
Tweaked.
Should I hold it?
Just try and look
a little bit more casual.
This is the only look I've got.
Uh, wait.
What is it?
- All good.
- Yep.
Great! That's a wrap.
I've gotta get to lunch,
but I'll pack
all this stuff up later.
- Nice work.
- Mm-hm.
- See ya!
- OK.
- See ya!
- OK.
Hmm.
What takes your fancy?
Oh! I haven't even looked.
- Sorry I'm late.
- Oh, hi!
Did Dani tell you I was doing
a photo shoot with Tom?
- Oh, no, I didn't.
- For his website.
Oh! How is the fruit of
my loins? Behaving himself?
- Yeah, he's good.
- Actually, I invited him today.
I'm sure he was way too busy
avoiding me.
- No!
- What was he doing, then?
- Uh, surf
- Working.
- Mmm.
- Oh.
So he really is avoiding me.
Shall we order?
When he was 10, I was
like a rock star to him.
Ha! So, what are
you girls having?
FAT night tonight,
so nothing too crazy.
Colette not coming?
She's busy cooking
and shopping.
How nice is this?
Nobody is going to
usurp us today.
Nobody is going to
usurp us today.
I love it when you use words
I don't understand.
Oi!
Jared, I told you not to run.
- Sorry about that.
- Yeah.
- Jared, say sorry.
- Sorry.
- It's OK.
- Yeah, this'll do.
- You want to move?
- No.
No, I've had enough.
This is my spot.
We're not going anywhere.
Yeah, but my set
No, it's pretty chill.
I wouldn't know house music
if I fell over it.
Listen, I'll put your name
on the door.
All of you.
I tell you what.
You know what I'd really like?
Um, I have no idea,
but I would love an espresso.
One sugar and a lot less
conversation.
Sure.
Uh, anyone else?
- I'm good, thanks.
- Not for me, thanks.
That was my fault.
We always have a chat.
Five minutes he's been
standing there,
butting in on our conversation.
I was encouraging him.
He's interesting.
He's got a finger in every pie.
It's fine to be friendly,
but there is a cut-off point.
Well, it didn't spoil
a lovely lunch for me.
- Thank you for including me.
- Great to catch up.
- Yeah.
See you later.
- 'Bye.
- That was a bit harsh.
- Can't stand that guy.
Since when?
Since Rob punched him?
I don't get it.
What was that about?
I mean, I don't think Rob would
punch this guy over a bill.
Pff, who knows?
You do.
What? No, I
You are a really bad liar.
What, did he do
something to Colette?
No, he
What?
You have to promise that
this stays in the vault, OK?
- OK.
- No, total cone of silence.
You can't tell Tom,
you can't tell anyone.
Does Steve know?
Yeah, but he won't say anything.
He's a guy, they never talk
about this sort of stuff.
How do you bring that up
in casual conversation?
"Mate, by the way,"
"sorry to hear your wife
banged a barista.
"
- Awkward.
- Bloody awkward!
Still, we're his mates.
Where is he now?
Turned down a beer
to give Colette a hand
with the housework.
He's in a bad way, dude.
Yeah.
- Hi!
- Oh! Hi.
- Let me grab those.
- Thanks.
You have fun with Steve?
Yeah.
I'd offer to help, but
- It's against the rules.
- Rules are rules.
What sort of lasagne
are you making?
You'll just have to
wait and see.
Fair enough.
You know how I love surprises.
I better get out of
your way, then.
Or you can stay, if you like.
Can't help me,
but you can keep me company.
- That'd ruin the surprise.
- Yeah.
Anyway, I'm meeting Steve
at the pub.
I only really came home
to drop off the golf clubs.
Keep up the good work.
We're his mates.
We've gotta do something.
I need a beer.
Yep, go nuts.
They're in the crisper.
In the crisper?
Sure, why not?
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
What are you doing?
I'm inviting him up here, dude.
Hey, Colette, it's Tom.
Um good.
- Dude
- You?
That's good.
Is Robbo there?
Uh-huh.
Um, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna be there.
So I'll see you tonight.
OK.
'Bye.
Apparently he's
gone down the pub.
With you.
Want to go for a swim?
What, and give them free range
to encroach on us?
No, thank you.
'Encroach', 'usurp' -
so many big words.
'Encroach' - move in.
I don't think
they're encroaching,
I think they're roasting.
Well, that's not good.
You've got beautiful skin.
Do I?
- Ow!
- Jared!
Sorry.
It's not No, it's not funny.
A little bit.
Come on, let's go for a swim.
Hey!
- Mate.
- Hey.
Hey.
Changed my mind about the beer.
Yeah, good call.
Maybe we should get something
a bit stronger to go with that.
A single malt, top shelf?
Ah, ***.
You *** know, don't ya?
Well, that's just great.
That's exactly what
I didn't want to happen -
people finding out.
We're not people.
We're your mates.
Yeah.
Our opinion of you
doesn't change.
Or her.
That's right, man.
Always thought you were a loser,
she was a ho.
Same old.
Same old.
Who was I kidding anyway?
What?
What do you mean, "What?"
Look at her and look at me.
It's like Shrek and Fiona.
So what? You've given her
everything.
Everything.
And you've been
faithful to her.
Mmm.
- Haven't ya?
- Yeah.
You guys are trying to
work things out, aren't ya?
Well, I told her
I wanted her to stay.
But you know, you say that
and it doesn't make all
that other *** disappear.
I'm still sleeping
on the bloody couch.
Hang on, shouldn't she
be sleeping on the couch?
No, it's not like that.
I just can't.
It's too hard.
And don't you two idiots
start feeling sorry for me.
I know you think I'm weak
for staying.
- No.
No, we don't.
- No, we don't.
Isn't that the whole point of
'for better or worse'?
- Like you'd know!
- Eh?
Has Rob said anything to you
since he got back?
Just like it never happened.
I wonder what started
their problems.
You should ask Colette.
Yeah, I just
I don't want to intrude.
Ohh!
Sorry!
Get away from us,
you horrible little snot,
before I jam this ice-cream
down your snorkel!
Dad!
Oh, brain freeze!
Here, take this,
clean your hands.
Ay-yi-yi.
What's she done with her mess?
Now we're talking!
They're giving us a look.
Yeah, I wonder what
that little snot told them.
Beautiful day.
Ignore them.
They're interlopers.
You are a very funny woman.
You don't make that sound
like a good thing.
Well, you don't want to
hurt Harry's feelings
but you don't mind
telling a little kid
you'll put a cone
in his snorkel.
Yeah, OK.
Maybe I went
a little bit far.
Or maybe you take anger out
in the wrong places.
What do you mean
you got Harry to do it?
I got Harry to do it.
- I said I'd do it.
- But you didn't.
Later! I said
I would do it later.
Oh, well, I guess
I filed it away
with your other
"I'll do it later" promises.
All done!
Oh!
- G'day, Tom.
- Harry.
Had some hiccups.
Broke a drill bit,
and there's a few holes,
but we got there in the end,
and the good thing is
the picture covers
all the boo-boos.
- Oh, thanks, Harry.
- No probs.
That's a nice drill, Tom.
Hammer?
Uh, yeah.
Anything else you need doing,
Maggie, you just ask.
Only too happy.
I will do, thanks.
Thanks again.
You know what they say, Tom.
Small drill
- Thanks for the tip.
- See ya.
Mum, I couldn't get here before.
I had a issue.
It wasn't a problem.
I didn't need you.
- I was busy.
- Of course.
Did you talk to Dad
while he was here?
Doesn't he want you to go home?
About as much as you do,
which is a lot, I feel.
Mum
Darling, home is
three hours away.
With no license,
I can't even get to the shops
unless your dad drives me.
Yeah, well, if you'd told Dad
and got a decent lawyer
instead of looking in
the Yellow Pages for one
That magistrate made
an example of me.
Mainly because of the vineyard,
thank you!
Oh, so the DUI is
Dad's fault too?
Oh, no, the DUI is a PCA
and it's mine - all mine.
Well, last time I spoke to you,
you said you were
staying here for you.
Meaning I want
some space for myself -
something you'd understand.
Darling, I'm not out
to cramp your style.
Yeah, I know, I know.
Love you.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Hi! Cooking up a storm?
- Hopefully!
We missed you at
the girls' lunch!
Next time.
You didn't include me.
You
didn't even mention it to me.
Because you said that you were
busy and we'd catch up tonight.
- You deliberately cut me out.
- No, I didn't.
Are you judging me?
Of course not.
Look, I had a free voucher
for the Tratt.
I didn't invite you
to protect you.
I don't know -
maybe I'm being oversensitive,
but it seems a bit convenient.
It's the truth.
Look, I know I'm putting
a huge unfair burden on you,
but you're my vault.
You ARE my vault?
Please tell me
you didn't tell Steve.
You put me in a really
difficult position.
- Dani!
- He's my husband!
How could you? You know Rob
didn't want anyone to know.
You said this morning you wished
Rob had someone to talk to.
- Steve's gonna tell Tom.
- Maybe not.
Of course he will!
They're guys, they don't
talk about this stuff.
Oh, God, Dani! I thought
I could trust you!
I should never have told you.
I
should never have told anyone!
I should never have told you.
I
should never have told anyone!
- Can I just have a look?
- No.
- Please?
- No.
Patience.
- Patience? I don't have any.
- Yes, you do.
No, I never have had it.
You do.
You just
don't know you do.
- That looks good.
- Oh, Tom!
- I've seen it now.
- Fine, have a look.
- Can I?
- Yes.
Still got a bit of fiddling to
do, but the gallery's all done.
That looks awesome!
And, oh, it gets better.
What's that?
Rent for the other two weeks.
How'd you
A photographer finally paid me.
Have you got enough for you
for
Yeah, yeah.
But next time
I do your website,
I'm charging you market rates.
Oh No, no, no!
Wow, look what you've done!
You make my stuff look
really fantastic.
Yeah, because it is fantastic.
About
You even made me look
halfway decent.
Look at that.
Yeah, well, that took
hours of Photoshopping.
Thank you.
We should get ready.
- First shower?
- Yeah.
I put your beers back
where they belong as well.
- Colette!
- Ah!
- What happened?
- Ah, I burned myself.
Here.
Here.
How's that?
It's good.
It's nothing serious.
Yeah, well, burns always hurt,
though.
- Yeah, they do.
- You OK?
Yeah.
- You look nice.
- Thanks.
How was the pub?
You know, had a chat
with the boys.
They know.
I'm so sorry.
I told Dani, but
I made her promise not to tell.
You know what? I'm sorta glad.
And you were right.
They were pretty cool about it.
No judgment.
Well, that's good.
I doubt they'll be
the same for me, though.
Yeah.
Well, I said we were
working through it, so
Oh, sand in the ear.
That is the worst.
But masters of the spot!
I just hung my towel
on the rack.
Cool.
And I hope you don't mind,
I borrowed your toothbrush -
the pink one.
I thought since we've been
you know
Pink one's mine, buddy.
But that's cool.
Oh, I'm going to go
mouthwash.
Funny guy, our hot Brazilian.
Oh, hey, Gracie, by the way,
your razor.
What?
The one you use for
your legs, pits and bits.
A little on the blunt side.
Harry, you don't use my things
without asking first.
- It's just a razor.
- Ask first.
And don't read my text messages
or crash my romantic dinners
or tell me the end of movies
that I haven't seen.
- She doesn't die! I was joking.
- That's not the point!
And he's not OUR hot Brazilian,
he's MY hot Brazilian.
People who do not
understand space
do not understand subtlety.
You have to hit them - ***! -
right between the eyes.
- You think so?
- Absolutely.
Otherwise they
just don't get it.
I hate it when
people sit right next to you
in a half-empty cinema
and then brush your arm
every time they reach
for their popcorn.
Oh, slimy!
Which is why you're
the girl who always
puts her bags on the seat
next to her on the bus.
- I do not!
- You do so!
I get it.
She just doesn't like
strangers touching her.
Oh, all I meant was
This entree's delicious,
Colette.
I'll go
and get the lasagne.
What? I didn't
mean it like that.
He really didn't mean it
to sound
like it might have sounded.
That I'm a ***?
Well, something like that, yeah.
That's so reassuring.
Col, it's none of our business.
It's between you and Rob, OK?
Oh, I just wanna
get through tonight.
So let's
get on with it.
Yep.
Want me to take these?
Yes, please.
- Oh, smells sensational!
- I made it with a duck rag
Oh, that sounds delicious!
Who would think of
a duck ragu lasagne?
Yeah, where'd you get the idea?
Duck ragu was the first meal
Colette ever cooked me.
I didn't know what the hell
it was, but it tasted great.
- Well, that is genius.
- Thanks.
I can remember all of that meal.
It's just this unexpected combo
that just kinda worked.
Here we go!
Hey, that dessert looks
awesome.
What is it?
Uh, panna cotta.
- Ooh!
- Yum!
- Mango.
- Yep.
Colette,
this is sensational.
Delicious!
Knocked it
out of the park!
Yep, I would officially
like to say
a really big thank you
to you, Colette,
for a very fabulous meal.
Hear, hear.
But, I mean,
these nights are about
a lot more than
just food, right?
I mean, where else
am I gonna find
such an ugly bunch of misfits
to hang out with?
Hey! Hey, speak for yourself!
And I would like to say
thank you for including me.
I miss my home, and you misfits
are like my family now.
Aww!
So thank you.
To friends and FAT nights.
Friends and FAT nights.
Grace, you do know that's me
you're playing footsies with.
I'm sorry.
Still hate me?
Like crazy.
- Hey.
- Hey.
Can I ask you something?
Yep.
Why the big clean-up?
You know, bathroom,
the fridge, workshop.
Oh, I just thought things
were getting a bit messy.
Oh.
I might stretch my legs.
- Ciao.
- OK.
It's an apology gift.
A bottle of red
from our vineyard.
Oh, darling,
you shouldn't have.
Oh, it's nothing.
How can I miss your father
when you're so like him?
And I'm sorry about before.
It's your deal
where you live, Ma, OK?
And for the record,
I like having you around.
- I'll get my drill?
- I'll get two glasses.
OK.
- You OK?
- Mmm.
Yeah, I'm good.
I'm great.
You?
Yeah.
Promise me one thing.
Never do what Colette did.
You mean sleep with a barista?
Yeah, well, that too, but
If something's wrong with us,
you have to tell me.
Never let it get that bad.
So in your book,
the only thing that we
shouldn't share is toilet time?
Yeah, that's about it.
It was a hit!
That combo just works.
Yeah, it does.
All done.
Thanks.
Making my way
to you this time
The road so clear
and the wind so kind
On my back, on our side
I failed in love
I can't.
Now helped by the shouts
That have haunted these walls
as I sleep
Wait for sound
So Colette must have
Been touched by a stranger.
Yeah, that really
got a reaction.
That would explain
why Rob went away.
Yeah, but the whole vibe
was weird tonight.
Mmm.
But then again, it is awkward
when you're playing footsies
with your best friend's
husband.
What are you doing?
Going.
I get what you said.
You need your space.
Not right now I don't.
You sure?
And the lies
don't help me out now
And the truth is uncovered
by the brighter lights
Oooh
Oooh
Stayed so quiet,
felt too
Can I sleep in here?
Prayed for the sun
That'd be nice.
I'm just not ready
for anything.
Not yet.
OK.
The road so clear
and the wind so kind
On my back, on our side
Ahh-ahh-ahh-ahh
'Night.
'Night.
Ahh-ahh-ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh-ahh-ahh
And the lies
don't help me out now
And the truth is uncovered
by the brighter lights.