3. 185801 - Jealousy (第1季)【完整台词】

Hi, I'm Jason Seaver.

I'm a psychiatrist.

I've spent the last 15 years helping people with their problems.

And I'm Maggie Seaver.

I've spent the last 15 years helping our kids with problems even Jason wouldn't believe.

Now, Maggie has gone back to work as a reporter for the local newspaper.

Jason has moved his practice into the house so he can be there for the kids.

- They're great kids.

- Most of the time.

- And the rest of the time? - We love them anyway.

Yeah.

Unbelievable.

Here we go.

How many for scrambled eggs? Okay, how many for last night's liver? Now how many for scrambled eggs? Dad, I'm having some trouble with my science project.

- You need some help with it? - I need to know what it is.

- Well, what are you studying in science? - Science stuff.

Okay.

That's a good start.

Carol, what did you do for your third-grade science project? Well, I constructed a compound of monodichlorides and polydichlorides that were capable of withstanding excessive heat and mechanical stress.

Mike? I ran tests to see how high a Super Ball would bounce.

Well, at least we've now defined the boundaries of science.

- Morning, everybody.

- Hi, Mom.

- Hi, you look nice.

- Thanks.

Wow.

You sure do.

- You want some eggs? - No time.

I've got this 8:30 interview on this toxic waste story.

Do you realize that they are just dumping this stuff all over Long Island? It may very well be in our water, even our food.

Even in our eggs.

I'm gonna be late.

Bye, everybody.

- Bye, hon.

- Bye-bye.

See you at lunch.

Lunch? Yeah, you're gonna meet me back here for lunch.

Oh, Jason, I'm sorry.

I completely forgot.

No problem.

So, we'll see you about noon? Well, the problem is I don't think I'll have time to come home.

It's your cooking, Dad.

Take her out.

Good idea.

Look, why don't I just come by there and I'll take you out for lunch.

I'm not sure what time I'll be free.

Jason, I don't want you to have to wait around.

That's no problem.

It'll be fun for me.

I haven't seen you in action at your office.

Well, I Mom, come on.

The guy's begging for a date.

I don't know how much more of this I can watch.

- Okay, okay, okay.

- All right.

See you there.

- See you later.

- Bye-bye.

- Bye.

- Yes! No, Mrs.

Curwick, you see, we suspect that Easttown is giving you and your neighbors a lot of false information about what's been dumped in that reservoir.

Right.

See, that's just what I mean.

You see, there's no such thing as "chunky-style" water.

For the record? Good.

Just one minute, okay? How about Monday? - Mind if I make a call? - Sure, right over there.

I wanna place a call, not launch an MX missile.

Hello, this is Dr.

Seaver.

Mr.

Anderson in, please? No, I'm sorry, I must've misdialed then, I was No, I don't wish to place a classified ad.

No, I'm sure that's a very good per-word price but no, I'm trying to get an outside line, here.

No, I'm not going to be placing the ad with anyone else.

I'm trying to reach a patient.

Mildly schizophrenic, delusions of grandeur, occasional Let's go with this one.

Yes, I'll be right with you, Mrs.

Curwick.

And this one.

Maggie.

I think I just leveled Moscow.

- Okay, I'm all set here.

- So, where do you want to eat? - Hey, Mags, wanna grab some lunch? - "Mags"? Fred, I want you to meet my husband, Jason Seaver.

Jeez, I didn't even see you down there.

Jason, this is Fred Mathis.

Fred's the one I'm working with on the toxic waste story.

No, don't get up.

- Hey, it's really nice to meet you.

- Well, it's nice to meet you.

Mags has told me a lot about you.

Well, why didn't you tell me about Fred? Well, poor Mags is stuck with me all day.

I'm sure the last thing she wants to do when she gets home is talk about me.

That's not true.

I told you about Fred just yesterday.

Don't you remember? Yeah.

I think I just pictured you differently.

Balder, fatter.

Well, that's the public for you.

They think we all look like Lou Grant.

Thank God Mags doesn't, huh, Jason? Jason and I were just about to grab a bite.

Well, I won't keep you.