Danny sees that Michelle is tired and suggests she stay home from Danny's photo op at Lewis construction. She reads up on Carrie's past and calls Marah to inform her that she threatened Carrie with unmasking. However, the gas line on the fireplace mysteriously goes out, and Michelle soon succumbs to the poisonous fumes. Carrie finds her coughing and semi-conscious but remains impassive. Danny receives a check from Billy and a sincere pledge of political support from Josh. Meanwhile, Tony has snuck off to a meeting with a low-level mobster, who tries to bring him on board with illegal activities in Springfield. Just as Tony tells the mobster to get out of town or deal with Tony, Eden, who has followed Tony, is brought out of the shadows by a henchman, a knife at her throat, turning the tables on Tony. Olivia arrives at Ravenwood with an unknown plan in motion. She is frustrated to find Phillip still sedated from medical testing. She calls someone one-way, urging him or her to get here ASAP and help. She tries to draw Phillip out by talking about their future and her desire to take care of him. Meanwhile, Lizzie confides in Alan and Beth about her overhearing Olivia's mystery phone call. Alan dismisses Lizzie's worry that Olivia is planning to kidnap her father. Beth decides to ease Lizzie's agitation by a late night visit to check up on Phillip. They walk in and are startled to find Olivia, Sam and a minister there with Phillip. Olivia with a smile announces that they have just been married.
Michelle: (Imitating fanfare) Okay, do we want the perfect Windsor knot, or is the look tonight going to be Candidate Casual? Danny: "Candidate Casual." That's a new one. Michelle: Hm-mmm. Well, according to Vogue , it's all the rage at the State House. Danny: "According to Vogue ," huh? Michelle: You are going to scream photo op' tonight, baby. Danny: Well, good, because it's not every day that I snag an endorsement like this one. Michelle: Well, you know, it makes sense, Danny. You've been working with Lewis Construction on the Fifth Street Project. Danny: Yeah, but still, I didn't know which way Josh and Billy were going to go with this election. Michelle: Yeah. Well, they went the right way. (Yawns) Danny: She says with a yawn! Michelle: Yeah. Danny: Are you okay, honey? Michelle: Yeah, I'm fine. I'm fine. You know, I'll be a lot better when I know we can match Ross' campaign budget. Danny: Match it? Uh-uh. We're going to top it, baby. Michelle: Spoken like the next mayor of Springfield. Danny: That's right. Michelle: So how's it going to work tonight? Danny: Uh, well, Josh is going to announce Lewis' plans to build a sports and recreation center for the physically challenged. Then I say my little speech, uh... where I say, "If I'm elected mayor..." Michelle: When you're elected. Danny: "When I'm elected mayor, it's exactly these kinds of private sector ventures that I will back," and "blah, blah, blah, blah, blah." Then the flashbulbs go off, the crowd goes wild, and the checks start rolling in for Danny Santos for Mayor. Michelle: All right, let's go, shall we? ( Sighs) Danny: Hey, are you okay, really? Michelle: Yeah. Danny: Look, I know you've been through a lot lately, and... you look tired. Michelle: Well, a girl can't hear that often enough. Danny: You know what I mean. It's okay if you want to sit this one out tonight, really. It's probably just going to be a bunch of construction people anyway. It's all right. Michelle: What about your photo op? Danny: Well, I'll still take Robbie with me. It'll be Boys' Night Out. Unless you want Robbie to stay here with you; you're afraid you're going to get lonely in this big house all by yourself... Michelle: In my own house for a few hours, I don't think so. I'll be fine. Olivia: Hey, Phillip, it's me. Okay, tonight's the night. Our little secret, remember? Phillip? Phillip! Hey, hey! No, no. No, no. No, no, Phillip, wake up. Wake up! Clock's ticking! Alan: Well, I... I give the movie two thumbs down because the corporate mogul was sent to jail at the end of the movie. Beth: Even though he cheated his friends out of millions of dollars? Alan: Beth, I don't think he cheated. He was a very shrewd businessman. He just happened to get caught. Elizabeth, what did you think of the movie? Lizzie: I liked it. Alan: Oh. Beth: Is it your dinner, then? Alan: Yes, because if it is, we can get you another one... Lizzie: Oh, no, Grandpa, the food's fine. Beth: Then, sweetie, what is it? Lizzie: Nah, forget it. You both will just freak out on me, anyway. Beth: Lizzie, whatever it is, you can tell us. Lizzie: Okay, but you promise you will not call me crazy... Alan: No, no... Beth: We would never do that! Lizzie: ...Or jealous... Alan: No... Lizzie: ...Or delusional. Beth: Honey, tell us. Lizzie: Olivia's going to kidnap Dad. If you're wondering, your appropriate response would be, "Oh, my gosh, what are we going to do to stop her?" Beth: Okay, okay. What makes you think that Olivia is going to kidnap your father? Lizzie: Because I heard her planning it on the phone, Mother. Beth: You were eavesdropping on one of her phone calls? Lizzie: You're missing the point! It's not how I heard it, it's what I heard. Beth: Okay, okay, you're right. You heard Olivia say those words: "I'm going to kidnap Phillip." Lizzie: No. She didn't announce it like that. Did you just roll your eyes at me? Mom, he just rolled his eyes at me. Beth: Lizzie, calm down. Alan, you're not helping. Alan: I am just very upset that this wonderful evening that we have spent together as a family is now ruined by conversation of Olivia Spencer. Lizzie: Oh, that's cool, you know. We'll just let her disappear with Dad like she did with her baby. Maybe she'll lose him, too! Alan: Elizabeth, if I thought that there was a problem, I would be on it right away. Now, I want you to know that Olivia Spencer is not a threat to our lives anymore. Lizzie: Yeah, right. Why don't you just say what you really think, Grandpa? Crazy Lizzie cries wolf again. Bill: Well, thank you so much for backing Danny. I mean, your support means a lot in this town... Josh: Look, the only reason I'm doing this is because I support Danny's business plans; that's it. That doesn't mean a vote against Ross. Bill: Sure, whatever helps you sleep at night. Josh: Ross Marler is a friend of mine. Bill: And your brilliant nephew is running Team Santos. And I guess family before friends, right? Billy: Josh, what's Frank doing here? Josh: I called him. Hey, Frank. Frank: Oh, hey, Josh. Bill: What's going on with Uncle Josh tonight? Billy: I think he's just a little nervous about giving his speech. Hey, look, we're proud of you. I mean, you're becoming a mover and a shaker in this town. And I hope everything's good on the home front. Is it? Bill: Things couldn't be better. Billy: Good, good. Eden: It doesn't get much worse than the mob having a hand in Lewis Construction. Tony: Okay, keep it down, please. Eden: You leaned on those workers, right, never to be heard from again? Tony: Something like that. Eden: What do you mean, "something like that?" Tony: I've got a meeting with their boss to seal the deal, okay? Eden: You have a meeting with a mob boss? You think that's safe, Tony? Tony: Eden, Eden, we're meeting at Towers. How much could go wrong at a restaurant, huh? Eden: You've heard of The Godfather , right? Tony: (Scoffs) Eden: I do not understand why you are doing this. Tony: Okay, you know what? Come here. Listen to me. We've got a voice... we've got a voice without a face telling us that Bill's already brought the mob into Lewis Construction, okay? Eden: Right! Tony: We've got files that prove that Bruzi's guys are already working Lewis jobs. And we've also got Lewis Construction in there right now endorsing Danny's campaign. Now, the only way to keep the mob out of Danny's campaign is to keep them away from Lewis. Now, I have got to meet with Bruzi to seal that, okay? Eden: Yeah, but I do not know why you have to go alone, okay? Tony: Wow. I think you might actually start to care about me. Rick: So, where is this man of the hour, Billy? Billy: Uh, well, he's not here yet. Say, is Ed going to come over and lend his support to Danny? Rick: Actually, you know, it's a little complicated, Billy. You know, Dad and Ross are best friends and, you know, he's a little under the weather right now. Billy: Oh, yeah, yeah, well, he works so hard. I mean, I don't know how you doctors do it day in day out. And you know I hear that the... that the burnout rate in the ER is particularly high. Rick: Yeah, where'd you hear that? Billy: Well, I think I saw it on a TV show. You know, I mean it must be particularly hard for an older man like your dad. Rick: "Older man"? Billy: Yeah. Rick: Billy, please, don't let him hear you say that. Billy: It happens to all of us. And I hope you're doing everything to lighten up his load. Rick: Yeah, I've been doing everything I can. Billy: Good. Josh: Hey. Billy: Hey. Josh: How you doing, Rick? Good to see you. Rick: Good. How you doing? Josh: Can I talk to you for just a minute? Billy: Sure. Josh: Excuse us. Billy: Yeah. Josh: Rick. What the hell was that? Billy: What do you mean, "what was that"? Josh: You hear there's a high burnout rate in the ER? What are you talking about? Billy: I was just doing a little damage control. Come on. Josh: Yeah. Billy: Ed looks terrible. And I wanted Rick to have a reason for it, so he doesn't go snooping... Well, you're someone to talk. What, you bring Frank around here? Were you thinking of doing something stupid, is that it? Josh: I hired him to help with security. I figured we needed some extra people for this. Billy: Oh, right, Josh. Hire the Chief of Police for security. Frank: Excuse me, any of you fellows got keys? I want to check the back offices to make sure that they're secure before the crowd gets here. Josh: Yeah, yeah. That's one right there. Frank: Thanks, Josh. Josh: Sure. Satisfied? Billy: Look, I think you hired Frank because when you get ready to confess about what you did 30 years ago, you don't want to have time to second guess yourself. Josh, you going to Frank is just like me taking a drink and it's not going to happen. And I'm here to make sure it doesn't happen. Eden: Okay, here's a little review for you. I am with Bill. Everything that I am doing, I am doing... Tony: Okay, okay, okay, oh, thank you for the update, Eden. I'll see you. Eden: Where are you going? Tony: Where do you think I'm going? I told you, I've got this meeting. Eden: What about Danny's speech? Tony: Well, I... I... I... I wanted to stick around, but I'm going to be late for Bruzi, okay. Eden: Danny is going to realize that you are not here. Tony: So, then, you cover for me. Eden: How am I going to cover for you if I am going with you? I'm serious. This could be a setup, you... you know. Tony: Eden... Eden: You cannot go alone... Tony: ...Listen to me, I'm a big boy. I can make my own decisions. I can go a few rounds with Bruzi, okay. Now, you want to help Bill, right? Am I right? Eden: Yeah. Tony: Okay, then you stick around here and you cover for me with Danny. Eden: I got to cut out of here early so could you tell Bill when you see him? Billy: Well, wait a second, pretty girls aren't allowed to leave photo sessions. Eden: You know, I got to run some errands for Bad Girl, so duty calls. Billy: All right, you step up the plate and do what you got to do. Does she remind you of somebody? Josh: Billy, how much longer do you want to keep seeing ghosts? Billy: I'll tell you what I want. I want for the next 30 years to get away with what we got away with for the last 30 years. That's what I want. Now, you got a problem with that? Josh? Another 30 years, right? Olivia: I don't understand. He was so much more clear yesterday. Nurse: Well, it's nothing to worry about. Mr. Spaulding will be fine once the sedative wears off. Olivia: He was sedated? Why? Why was he sedated? Nurse: Dr. Langham ordered a test that required it. Olivia: Well, how soon is he going to wake up? I just... there's something I need to discuss with him tonight and it's rather important. Nurse: Well, the pill should be wearing off shortly. Olivia: Yeah. Well, isn't there something you can do like, you know, give him a jolt or something? Nurse: The pill should be wearing off shortly. Olivia: Hi, it's me, where are you? Listen, we have a problem. Phillip has been drugged. Does it matter? Look, I just need you over here because you need to help me... perk him up or something. I don't know how. I just know that if Dr. Langham gets back from his conference early, we're screwed. Hurry up! Beth: Lizzie, nobody is accusing you of crying wolf. Lizzie: Nobody had to, Mother, it's written all over your faces. If this were the real deal, I would be total wolf food by now. Alan: (Laughs) Lizzie: What, it's not funny! Alan: No, Elizabeth, no. I want you to know that I understand this anxiety that you're feeling now. It's... but I don't think you have anything to worry about Olivia. She is out of our lives very soon. Lizzie: How can you be so sure? Beth: Yes, Alan, how can you be so sure? Alan: Well, I've taken action. Beth: I'm going to need something a little more specific. Alan: I've had my lawyers draw up a deal to buy Olivia Spencer out of her Spaulding stock. She would be a fool to turn it down. Once those papers are signed, she will be out of our family's life for good. Beth: Oh. Alan: Well, I didn't want to bore you with the details. That's why I didn't tell you sooner. Beth: Feel better now? Lizzie: No. So what if Olivia signed some legal document? That's not going to keep her from taking Dad away from us. We all know how good she is at hiding stuff. Beth: Lizzie. Lizzie: No, don't "Lizzie" me! Dr. Langham keeps telling me how I need to be honest about my feelings. And when I am, no one ever believes me. So, if I'm crazy it's because this family has made me that way. Now, I'm going to do everything I can to help Dad. Who's with me? Danny: Oh, here she comes. All right. Michelle: You see. Danny: Ta-da. Michelle: Oh, ho, ho. (Laughter) Michelle: That... that should score you, I mean, what, 20 votes at least. Danny: What? Only 20? No way. We got way more than that. Michelle: Yeah. Danny: All right. We're off. Get some rest, Mommy. Michelle: I will. Danny: Hey, I have an idea. What if maybe Uncle Rick can take the little man tonight, huh? So that Mommy and I can get a little... alone time later? Michelle: That sounds like a plan. Danny: Okay. Michelle: If you're sure that you really don't need me there tonight. Danny: Yes, I'm sure, Sleeping Beauty. Take a nap, please. Michelle: I'm actually going to catch up on some reading. I went to the library earlier. Danny: Oh, yeah? Michelle: Um-hmm. Danny: The Annals of the Springfield Historical Society. (Snores) Michelle: (Laughs) Danny: That will put you right out. Michelle: That's the plan. Danny: Okay, all right, ready? All right. Michelle: All right, well... Danny: Well, I'll... I'll wake you when I get back and let you know how it went. Michelle: You knock 'em dead, Mayor Santos. Danny: Thanks. Michelle: All right, little guy, I love you. Danny: See you later. All right, let's go, Tiger. Bye. Michelle: Bye. Marah, hey, it's me. Well, I did it. I came down really hard on Carrie. After you and Marina left. I'm sick of her games and I just let her know it. No, and that's not all. I actually... I picked up some books from the library that should tell us a lot more about Carrie than she ever has. Marah, enough's enough. Look, if she doesn't come clean with our dads, I will. Olivia: Hey, look, who's waking up. Phillip: It's raining. Olivia: Oh, no, it's not raining, it's... no, you're just dreaming. Listen, they... they sedated you, but your head should be clearing up pretty soon, okay? Phillip: I'm glad you're here. Olivia: Yeah, me, too. And after tonight, we'll never have to be apart again, huh? (Hums The Wedding March ) Our little secret. Phillip, I am going to take good care of you, you know that, don't you? Phillip: But I couldn't take care of you and the baby... Olivia: Don't worry about that. I can take care of myself. I can take care of both of us. I just need you to wake up a little more, okay? Good. Phillip: Maybe later... Olivia: No, no, no, now, now, now. Just wake up. I just need you to hang in there with me, okay? You can do it. I know you can. Phillip: I can't... Olivia: Phillip. Beth: Honey, I understand that you feel the need to do something for your father, but we have everything under control. Lizzie: Since when do any adults in this family ever have anything under control, Mom? Beth: Okay, let's go. Alan: Wait, where... where are we going? Beth: I am not going to let Olivia Spencer ruin one more minute in this family. I am going to drive out to Ravenwood and prove to you that your father is fine. Lizzie: Really? Beth: Really. Alan, you coming? Alan: Uh, no, Beth, I have some things I need to attend to. But I'll see you at the house a little later. Beth: Okay. Alan: But, Elizabeth, I want you to give your father a big hug for me, okay? Lizzie: Okay. Alan: Drive carefully. Buzz: Tell me you're coming here to gripe about the food, or to warn me off your sister, or... I thought not. What now? Alan: Gus asked me about Maryanne Caruthers. Buzz: I know. Alan: How do you know? Buzz: He came to me worried that you may be involved. Alan: What did you tell him? Buzz: Everything. No, I didn't tell him anything, Alan. What was I going to tell him, I was in on it, too? Alan: The last thing I wanted was for Gus to be involved in this. Buzz: That's right, maybe we can bump him off like the rest of them. Tony: Since when is this a private dining room? Bruzi: There was an unfortunate accident. Everyone had to evacuate. Tony: Um-hmm. Everyone except you. You know, it's too bad I don't own this place or I'd have to look into the causes. Bruzi: Too bad. So, how you been, Tony? Tony: I can't complain, Bruzi. You? Bruzi: Pretty good. So the life of a choir boy suits you, then? It's all right. It makes room for the rest of us. I've been moving up in the world. Tony: So I hear. Bruzi: I hear things, too. I hear you may have leaned on some of my boys a bit prematurely yesterday. Tony: You saying I made a mistake? Bruzi: I'm saying I could use a guy like you. Tony: I'm listening. Michelle: (Gasps) Things that go bump in the night. But, thanks, I'm trying to quit. Bruzi: Is that right? My boys had you pegged as a smoker. Tony: Yeah, well, your boys were wrong. Bruzi: I'll cut to the chase, Tony. I'm coming up through the ranks fast, earning my stripes the hard way. Tony: Congratulations, Bruzi. Bruzi: I could use someone who knows this town, someone with a solid reputation. No disrespect to Danny; he's smart and he's tough, but his heart wasn't in it. You, on the other hand... Tony: You're not cutting to the chase fast enough, Bruzi. You want me to work with you? Bruzi: Unless you'd rather hang out in your cousin's shadow passing out Danny for Mayor' buttons... Tony: Yeah, you know what, yeah, yeah, yeah, let's... let's... let's talk about Danny's campaign and Lewis Construction while you're at it. Bruzi: I'm already thinking bigger than Lewis Construction. Tony: Yeah? Bruzi: Once we take this place, we could push out West. Even do a little business back East. Who would ever be stupid enough to challenge the two of us? Tony: Salerno. Bruzi: The hell with Salerno. I'm the one on the fast track. And whoever gets in my way ends up under my wheels. You catch my drift? Tony: You can see that I'm all shaken up about catching your drift. Olivia: Everything's fine. Everything's fine. Everything's going to be under control. Where are you, Sam? I hate that you have to be here, Sammy, because I know you hate what I'm doing, but this is the right thing. I know it is. Olivia: I know how hard that is for you to say... Phillip: Just tell me you could be my wife. That's... an answer. I really just would like an answer. Olivia: This is something that Phillip and I both want. It's what's best for all of us. What are you looking at? Buzz: Don't look at me like that; you suggested it. Alan: I don't recall saying I would be "bumping off" anyone. Buzz: Oh, well, you know, maybe it was "bumped off," maybe it was "take out" or something like that. I don't remember, exactly. But the point is we all knew the plan on the table. Whoever it was that was feeding Michelle and Marah and Marina these ideas, we had to do what we had to do to keep the secret buried,' so to speak. You were leading the charge. Now, Alan, it looks like you've lost your nerve now that... Alan: Now that what? Buzz: Well, now that someone in your own family is at risk. Suddenly, you have more at stake, suddenly. Alan: Gus is marrying Harley. He will be your family very soon. Buzz: I know that. But I already had Marina to worry about. No one went after your granddaughter. Alan: No. But now someone's clued Gus in. He's been asking questions ever since he pulled up my car from the river. Buzz: You told us you took care of that, Alan. Alan: Well, I thought I had. Damn it, I just wish I knew who was behind all of this. Buzz: What, then you'd... "bump them off?" Alan: You and I both know that we cannot contain the problem until we found out who the person is creating it. And once we figure out who this person is who is threatening our grandchildren and our children, there will be no hold barred. Olivia: I'll take that. Come on, give it to me. Hey, look what I have for you. Smell it. Good, huh? Phillip: Coffee. Olivia: Yeah, I thought you might like to have some. Phillip: I don't think so. Olivia: Yeah. No? No. Okay. How you feeling? Phillip: Better. Olivia: Good. Good. Good. Hey, maybe we should try walking. Phillip: Why? Olivia: Why not? Come on, it'll be fun. Here you go. Phillip: (Groans) Olivia: (Laughs) Oh, boy. You can work now. Here you go. You're doing great. Phillip: I... I think maybe I should sit down. Olivia: No, no, no, you're doing... you're... you're doing fabulous, come on. One foot then the other. There you go. There you go. And you step right there. Ooh, ooh. Sam: Liv, hey. Olivia: All right. Sam: I got him here as fast as I could. Olivia: Thanks, hi. Listen, I... Sam: Hey, Phillip, how you doing? Olivia: ...Since this is our big night and everything, but I had to include my brother, so... Phillip: This is quite a surprise. Who are you? Oh. Oh. I do. I do. Danny: Give them a big smile. There you go. Good job. Frank: Pop, what are you doing here? Buzz: What are you... what are you doing here? Frank: Well, I just asked you that. Buzz: Well, you know me, I'm a political animal, so, I'll be right back. Rick: I know that look, Frankie. It's Who's-This-Man-Who-Claims-to-Be-My- Father Look. Frank: You have a good eye. Rick: Yeah, it's like looking in the mirror. Frank: I'm worried about him. He's acting like he's almost normal. And just something about that look in his eyes, something... something scares me. Rick: He's not talking about it. Frank: I've tried leaving him alone and Harley's tried, but... she can't find out anything. And it's, like, freaking us out. It's like he... he wants to be somewhere else, anywhere. Just something about that look. Did you say your dad was going through the same thing? Rick: Yeah, it's... it's almost the same situation, but not quite. It's like... Frank, it's like he wishes he never even came home, you know. I'm really trying to help him through whatever this is that he's going through. But he's just not making it easy on me, but... you know, that's my dad. Buzz: Uh, guys, we have a problem. Josh: Just one? Buzz: Somehow Gus knew enough to ask Alan about Maryanne Caruthers. Billy: Whoa... Cool down the name. I mean, Frank's over there, AKA Chief of Police. Buzz: What is he doing here anyway? Josh: Hey, we needed added security. In case you haven't noticed there's a political event happening here. Buzz: Is that all this is about? Josh: You want it to be about something else, Buzz? Because I can do that. The sooner we all come clean, the better off everybody will be. Why don't we just walk over there... Billy: Wait, Josh, look, you're not making the decision for all the rest of us. And coming clean, this is just not going to happen. Josh: Well, something's going to happen whether we want it to or not. And when it does, everything and everyone we love, we will be in danger of losing. (Murmuring) Bill: Hey, Buddy. Danny: Hey. Have you seen Tony? Bill: No, did you see Eden? Danny: No. Bill: Well, I saw them both earlier. They got to be around here somewhere. Danny: Well, we're just going to have to get started without them. We got to get going. Bill: Yeah, yeah. Danny: It's getting late. Bill: All right. Danny: There he is, there's Uncle Rick. Look. You want to go hang out with Uncle Rick for a little while? Rick: Look at this hat. That's a nice touch. Danny: Oh, yeah, thanks. I try, you know... Rick: Yeah. Danny: ...Anyway I can. (Laughter) Rick: Listen, where's Michelle? Is she running late? Danny: No, she's too wiped out to make it tonight. Rick: Yeah. She's going through a lot right now. Danny: Yeah. Hey, would Uncle Rick be interested in taking the little man home with him tonight, so that his mom and dad can regroup? Rick: I don't know. I mean, does he come with the hat? Danny: Absolutely. What do you say, Tiger? Rick: Yeah? Danny: Yeah? Rick: Well, I'll tell you what. You know, Mel and I got Jude for the evening, so, you know, the more the merrier. Danny: Great, you can hang out with Jude. Sounds good. All right, great, thanks. Rick: We got them. Don't worry about it. Your public awaits you. Okay, I got him. Bill: That's it. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for coming out tonight. A wonderful turnout. Let me just start off by saying there are some things in this world that are great on their own, but when teamed up, they work even better. Nuts and bolts, peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin. (Laughs) Well, you're about to meet Springfield's newest winning combination: That of Lewis Construction and Danny Santos. And working for a better, brighter Springfield. Without further adieu, it is my pleasure to introduce to you Josh Lewis of Lewis Construction. (Applause) Bill: You all right to do this? Josh: Yeah. Tragedy is a word that I think is often overused. We think we understand it. We think we know what it looks like, but the fact is we don't really truly understand tragedy until it hits close to home. And then we have a choice to make. We can stand up and face it and do something about it, or we can hide and do nothing. Of course if we make that choice to do nothing, that, in itself, becomes a great tragedy. As many of you know, my son, Shayne Lewis, former local baseball star, was involved in a tragic accident last summer that left him paralyzed. I'm happy to report that he is doing well. In fact, he took his first few steps just a short time ago. (Applause) Josh: I appreciate that. My son fights a different battle every day. And through those battles, we at Lewis Construction have been inspired. We have been reminded constantly of the daily struggles that the physically challenged face and the lack of facilities that are available to help them, places that encourage an active and healthy lifestyle through sports and recreation and rehabilitation. Tonight, Lewis Construction is pleased to announce our plans to develop a facility down at the docks just for that purpose. Bill? (Applause) Josh: Along with that, we would also like to announce that we are endorsing a man who supports this kind of vision. A man who has both business sense and common sense. Your candidate for mayor, Mr. Danny Santos. (Applause) Tony: Let's get something straight, Bruzi. You do not want to mess with Danny's campaign and Lewis Construction. And you definitely do not want to threaten me. Bruzi: I wasn't threatening you. I'm just telling it like it is. I'm going places and you're welcome to come along for the ride. Tony: No thanks, I ride alone. Bruzi: Tony, you disappoint me. Tony: Well, you can see that I'm all broken up about it, can't you? Back to business? Bruzi: What business is left between us? Tony: The business of you leaving town. Bruzi: Oh, but I like it here. Tony: You know something, let me tell you something. Let's put it this way. I told your boys this yesterday. Your presence, your being here can be embarrassing to my cousin. So I suggest you and your monkeys pack your bags and get the hell out of Springfield. You understand? Bruzi: Or? Tony: Or you deal with me. Lizzie: I am so sorry for dragging you down here. Beth: You didn't drag me down here; it was my idea. Lizzie: Yeah, I know. Beth: And besides I think your father will love to have the company. Lizzie: But since we're here, it's just... I feel silly about flipping out on my whole Olivia Spencer Conspiracy Theory. Beth: Hey, if a visit with your dad is all it takes to give you peace of mind, I am glad to make the trip. Your dad is going to be so happy to see you. Lizzie: (Laughs) Olivia: Thank you. Sam: You, too. Beth: What's going on here? Lizzie: I was right, Mom. She is kidnapping him! Olivia: Kidnapping him? Please. All I did was marry him. Bruzi: (Laughs) I've always liked you, Tony. So I'm going to give you some time to reconsider my offer to join forces. Tony: I don't need anymore time. You have my answer. Bruzi: You're making a mistake. Tony: That's my problem now, isn't it? Bruzi: No, not just your problem. Could be a problem for this town and for the people that you care about. (Eden struggling) Bruzi: Well, what do we have here? Billy: All I can say, Danny, is don't spend it all in one place. (Laughter) Danny: All right, thank you. Billy: Sure. Danny: First, I would like to thank Josh and Billy Lewis and everyone at Lewis Construction for having me here tonight. Thank you. As a father, I've watched with great empathy the recent struggles of the Lewis family. And I admire the grace and dignity they've shown throughout. I'm sure I speak for this entire town when I say how happy and thrilled I am to hear of Shayne's progress. And as a fellow citizen, I admire how Josh Lewis has taken his personal knowledge of the difficulties faced by the physically challenged and found a way to share his wisdom by improving our community. My only regret is that it took a private citizen to bring to Springfield the type of facility that the public sector should have already provided. And, so, projects such as this one are exactly the kind of inclusive, generous enterprises that I will support as mayor in an effort to make Springfield a better place for all families. Because that's what matters most in this town, right? Our homes and our families. Will you smile for everybody? Good job. So speaking of which, if you'll now excuse me, I'd like to get home to my beautiful wife, Michelle and his mommy, without whom we wouldn't be standing here today. We love you, honey, we're coming home. Michelle: Help me, help me, please. Gus: Next on Guiding Light... Alan: You know, Olivia, this marriage of yours will never stand up in court. Bill: Danny, let's get her outside. Get her some fresh air, come on. Danny: Michelle? She's not breathing, Bill! Michelle? Bruzi: If you don't come on board, people could get hurt, Tony. People you care about. Tony: Yeah... Eden: Don't give him anything, Tony, not an inch.