Man About Town Page #2
- Brynn.
- What?
You have play rehearsal tonight?
- Why? Who is that?
- It's Jack Giamoro.
He wants to know if I want
to go to the Lakers tonight.
Come on.
The hell he does.
He knows you left your agent.
He Just wants to sign you.
What's going on?
Tell him you have to
take care of the kids.
Listen, Jack, I'm sorry.
I cannot do it tonight.
Brynn is in this play,
and tonight she's got rehearsal,
so I'm stuck with the kids.
The kids.
- Game over.
- I understand that.
It's more important than any of this.
Good for you.
Listen, buddy, I would benefit
from spending some time with you.
What's he saying?
So, Just selfishly,
will you have lunch with me this week?
Okay, Jack.
Sounds great.
Thank you. Okay.
All right, I'll talk to you soon.
Take care of yourself.
All right.
Piece of sh*t.
Well, he trumped you with
that stuff with the kids.
By the way, the Laker game?
Jack, come on.
You sound like a fool saying that.
Every agency has got
Anyway, you've got a bigger problem
Phil Balow.
The puppy here was asleep at the wheel.
Whoa, the puppy was not
asleep behind no wheel.
- What happened?
- You put four calls in to the guy.
He hasn't returned one
in three weeks.
Phil Balow's not calling me back?
Jeez, I must have been so crazy,
I didn't even notice.
Didn't we send him something?
That was last month
when he moved downtown.
Phil moved downtown?
Yeah. Him and Sela
got a loft downtown.
I guess they think the Westside
is too white or something.
Downtown?
Yeah, I don't get it either.
You know what?
I don't really get any of this, but, Jack,
fantastic Job signing David Lilly.
It's amazing watching
the master work.
Thanks, Fineberg.
You're the best partner
a guy could ask for.
Sounds to me like you're
about to lose Phil, Jack.
Goddamn it.
Phil Balow was the creator
of the situation comedy,
I can't afford a problem with Phil.
It's all a math equation.
I'm me because at any given time,
I have three Phil Balows.
Hey.
Jack! Jesus!
Sorry.
Did I catch you
at a bad time?
No. Well, yeah.
I mean...
No, you know, we're Just in the middle of,
you know, rehearsal.
Sure, sure.
What's up?
What's up?
You haven't returned
It's not like you, Phil.
I Just want to make sure
everything's okay.
Yeah, no, yeah.
Oh, no, yeah, no.
I'm good. No, I'm fine.
- You happy?
- No, yeah.
Yes, yes, no.
- Yeah. Yeah, no.
- Okay. All right.
It's all good, right?
I mean, that's the thing, right?
But... right.
But you know what?
I gotta do this, 'cause, you know...
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Right, right.
- So... Okay.
- All right. Great.
- Okay, man.
- Good to see you.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- All right.
I'll talk to you soon.
Okay. Okay.
- Looks good.
- Okay. Okay.
So, we can't say "vulva,"
but we can say "fallopian."
I don't understand.
I think "vulva" is fine.
Now, is it the product?
Is it because of Volvo
that we can't say that...
You have one new message.
Sent today at 6:
01 p.m.Hey, Jack, it's Phil.
Look, I gotta talk to you.
It was tough today
when you came by.
Something's going on.
You know?
And it's Just not like me.
We've got to sit down.
You know, we been through
a lot together, you and I,
and let's talk in the morning.
Okay, we should talk.
He's leaving the agency.
I knew it.
What a life.
Jack! Jack!
L... I love these fish.
They... they make me happy.
Sorry.
How about some trousers?
Okay.
Yes.
Jack.
Yes?
I've been sleeping with Phil.
It Just happened.
He was obsessed with me.
And we'd get together and...
I lost control
and it happened.
But it's over, Jack.
I swear it's over.
I'm so sorry.
So that's what he's
gonna tell me tomorrow?
Because I told him that
I was gonna tell you.
I made such a huge mistake,
Jack.
I'm so sorry.
I love you so much, Jack.
I love you so much.
Nina came along at
a point in my life
where all I did was work...
work and plan
and strive and deliver.
I became rich and famous.
But I never smiled.
For five years, I never
cracked one genuine smile.
Steven Bochco is on line two.
It's important.
Tell Bochco you'll call him back, Jack.
and you're going with me.
I can't. I swamped.
Get unswamped.
These are supermodels.
Tell Bochco I'll call him back.
That's what I thought you'd say.
It was dark,
and then it was light,
and the only difference was Nina.
- Look. You like it?
- Wow. Yeah.
I can paint or sew or whatever.
It's a room for me.
Do you like it?
Yeah, it's great.
You have built-ins and everything.
- I know.
- What did this cost?
That's not important.
- That's not important?
- So not important.
- It's important to me.
- No. It's not.
I think it's important.
I'll figure out some way
to make it up to you.
You will?
We can figure it out right now!
Nina's on line one.
Tell her I'm not here.
Guys, we need to talk
about this thing at CBS.
We need to prepare for these meetings.
We aren't prepared.
You guys spend the entire meeting
talking about your little girlfriends.
That's only because
you won't spend any time
talking about your little
girlfriends, Arlene.
If I got one-third of
the snatch you get, Arlene,
I'd be the happiest man
on the planet.
You'd be the
second happiest man.
I'd be the first, 'cause you'd be
telling me all about it, okay?
We have a Phil Balow problem.
Excuse me?
He's been sleeping with my wife.
Okay, all right,
I thought you were being serious.
If that's the problem,
who hasn't been sleeping
with your wife?
So have I.
Me, too.
She confessed to me yesterday,
out of the blue.
Apparently, it's been
going on for some time.
Now, I'm telling you
all this as my partners,
as my best friends,
as my family, so I assume
I don't have to give
the confidentiality speech right now.
Oh, my God, Jack.
If this is true, I'm so sorry.
I don't know what to say.
Jack, this is true?
Yeah.
Apparently, she broke it off with him,
but it may have been
going on for some time.
Jesus Christ, Jack.
can do to help out?
Well, you can support my decision
to drop Phil as a client.
You're kidding, right?
You don't want to drop Phil.
He's about to re-up his deal.
He's starting a new show.
You Just told me the other day
how valuable Phil is.
If it does half of
we're looking at a package
that could be in the tens
of millions of dollars.
Jack, you need to
take a deep breath.
Okay? You need to get
straight with Nina, yes.
But don't do this, please.
I can take him on day-to-day.
You don't even have to
talk to the guy.
He is f***ing my wife!
What is it you guys
don't understand about this?
His name is off the client list!
Jack, come on.
You're taking this really personal.
That's the closet, Jack.
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