Worth Winning Page #4

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Uh, I'll be in the living room.

Did you like him?.

Isn't he great?.

Yeah, he seems very nice.

- [ Purring ]

- Oh, he is.

- He's smart andsophisticated.

- [ Grumbling ]

- Uh-huh.

- Andhe's reallusweet.

He won't even start the car

unless we both have ourseat belts on.

- [ Groans ]

- [ Terry] What a guu.

I 've never gone out with someone

for a month who didn't make a pass.

I never made a pass.

You're my friend, silly.

It doesn't count.

- [ Purring ]

- Seeuou, Terry.

[DoorCloses ]

[ Grumbles ]

['"We've OnluJust Begun'"

Bu The Carpenters ]

Pookie really seems to like you.

- Pookie's a hell of a cat.

- [ Grumbles ]

- I know.

- Will there be any other Eagles

dropping by tonight?.

- I hope not.

- [ Continues ]

- Taylor?.

- Hmm.

Would you do something for me?.

- [ Continues ]

- Anything.

On your show, could you give me

some sort of signal...

to let me know

that I'm your special girl?.

Sure. Sure.

How about ifl rub my--

How about

ifl scratch my chin?.

[Fades ]

The kid deseryes her own signal.

Call me sentimental,

but I like the one in her dining room better.

Can you believe this?.

She won't go out with me.

I'm just here

to pick up mywatch.

- TaylorWorth. What's happening, honey?.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Oh, not much.

- She left this too.

Thankyou.

It's good.

Ambivalence I can workwith.

Hate takes longer.

What areyou doing here?.

Shh.

[ Whispers ] Guess who's

the head fund-raiser for the rehab center?.

Mmm.

Come here, come here.

Seeya.

- [ Grunts ]

- Hi.

Uh, Eleanor, please, not here.

Oh, yes, here, in the lobby,

in the middle ofthe street.

In the cereal aisle at the A&P.

- Tell meyou're dying for it.

- Tell me I'm dying for it.

- Tell me I'm the best.

- You're the best.

- Tell me I'm better than the best.

- You're better than the best.

[ Both Yell ]

[ Both Snoring ]

[ Ends ]

[ Man Yelling Bravo ]

I haven't had much of a chance to get to know

yourwife, but she seems like a real gem.

- Yes.

- Uh, I don't know ifl mentioned it...

- but I'm a psychiatrist, and sometimes I can just--

- Yes.

- I can just tell a great marriage when I see one.

- Good.

Anditseems to me thatuou guus have

a reallustrong, close, good one. Am I right?

- Uh-huh.

- [ Claire ] Taulor? Taulor.

- Where are you running to?.

- Taylor.

Taylor Worth?.

- The weatherman?.

- That's right.

I love your reports!

You give the most thoroughly

detailed weather reports.

I know.

Weather's a hobby of mine.

How about thatstorm

last March?

- Was it a shock, or what?

- Your fly is open.

- What a shock.

- And that flash flood in Nebraska last May?.

- Whoosh!

- How can she stand him?.

- Your fly is open.

- Oh, honeu, honeu.

Look, TaylorWorth.

Oh. How do you do?.

Your fly is open!

Well, it doesn't make me deaf!.

Uh, excuse me.

Gotta run. 1 1 :
00 news.

- Hi. How are you?.

- Your playing is beautiful.

[Veronica ]

Douou know what time it is?

I know you just played for two hours,

but may I come in?.

Just so you know

why I'm mad.

I hate it when my friends run out of my concerts

without telling me how wonderful I am.

And I really hate it when guys

come by here, unannounced...

thinking it means

that I have to let them in.

How manyyou let in there so far?.

Imagine what she's going to do to me

when I call off ourwedding.

Look, uh, you gotta admit,

you sent me some pretty mixed signals.

I mean, here's yourwatch,

because I neverwant to seeyou again.

But here's a ticket, because I wantyou

to see whatyou're missing.

Well, I saw, okay,

and you're magnificent.

I can't wait

to hearyou again.

Callme.

[Unlocks Door]

[ Phone Ringing ]

- Hello.

- Veronica Briskow?.

- Yes.

- Hi. It's TaylorWorth.

I know this seems silly,

but I can't help it.

It's such a pretty movie.

I haven't seen it

since I was a little girl.

- Really?. I've never seen it.

- You haven't?.

- No. Two please.

- Wait till you see Dopey.

He is the most adorable thing.

- Hey, that's why I'm here. Thanks.

- Thankyou.

I actually had a different sort

of day planned.

- One that ends in a proposal.

- Hello.

Maybe ifl toss in

a honeymoon at Disneyland.

Go ahead.

- [Disneu-esque ]

- [ Sobbing ]

[ Chattering ]

It's so very beautiful.

There's so much love.

[ Sobbing ]

- What areyou doing?.

- Filming our own happy ending.

Can you move a little to the left?.

Whoa! Whoa! Right there.

That's perfect.

- Erin.

- Taylor.

Erin, I thinkyou already know

what I'm going to askyou.

And this may seem inappropriate,

because I haven't known you very long...

- but, Erin--

- Taylor.

Dear Erin, will you marry me?.

[ Erin Sobbing ]

I take it that's a yes.

Can I hear the word, please?.

Can I hear that precious word?.

Oh, yes.

Oh, yes, Taylor.

I will marryyou.

Take me, Taylor.

Oh, wild horses couldn't stop me.

[ Moaning ]

Ow! What?.

Sorry.

Ned, Ned. Not only am I one third

ofthe way from teaching you a lesson...

but tonight

I will by lying with the gods.

Erin, I wantyou to know...

there is no one

I would rather be with...

and nothing

I would rather be doing.

[ Both Moaning ]

- I'm so glad I waited.

- Oh, yeah.

I'm glad we waited too.

Wonderful.

No, I'm so glad I waited.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,

I'm glad you waited too.

[ Moaning ]

I'm so glad I waited.

What?.

Erin, I know this is

ourfirst time, darling...

butyou're not saying, areyou...

that this is your first time?.

- Yes.

- Oh.

Taylor, don't be upset.

I know it's notyour first time.

It's different for men.

Erin, Erin, Erin, you are very special.

You are. You are.

And you waited such a long time.

I want this to be right foryou.

Let's wait. Okay?.

- [ Kisses ]

- Let's wait till after the wedding.

Areyou sure?.

Right now, more than anything,

I wantyou inside me...

to finally know

what it feels like.

Oh, God. I'm sure.

You are so good

at looking at the big picture.

Oh, yeah, I'm looking

at the big picture.

Mm.

What?.

I'm not a monster.

Can I hear the word, please?.

Can I hear that precious word?.

Oh, oh, oh,ues, Taulor.

I will... marryyou.

Take me, Taylor.

Oh, yeah, wild horses

couldn't stop me.

[ Both Moaning ]

Ow! What?.

Ned, Ned. Not only

am I one third ofthe way...

to teaching you a lesson

and winning this bet...

but tonight I will be

lying with the gods.

[ Static ]

I'll buy.

It was my idea.

Forget it. I've been trying to

takeyou out for a month.

- Two please.

- Thankyou.

Thankyou.

Guess it's

the hot ticket in town.

[ Chattering ]

Mmm. This is better than primal therapy.

It's more cathartic.

Care for a drink?.

We have mai tai or tequila sunrise.

- Whoa.

- No, no, what did you really think ofthe movie?.

I thought it was great. I'd love to lie there

until the rightwoman came along.

You don't get it, doyou?.

She leaves everything behind-- her home,

her little friends-- and forwhat?.

For some handsome prince.

The whole ending implies that a woman

needs a man to bring her to life.

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