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: When Nicki was born, he was perfect.

Sometimes, I like to think of him that way...

my perfect little boy.

I never thought anything would ever change.

I never imagined anything could ever take him away.

My son was 16 when he died.

Well, as you can see

by this high pressure zone we've been tracking here,

that we're looking at

some very wet weather in the next coming days.

We're going to be looking at continuing precipitation

into the latter part of the week...

Brady!

You're going to need this.

It's supposed to rain.

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I just wanted to remind you

that we have that dinner tonight.

: I'm on call.

You can't keep doing this.

I know.

Dale?

Yes?

Do you think they might like some flowers from the garden?

I don't know.

Can we just talk about this when I get home?

So what you must remember

when you're fleshing out a character,

he is the sum total of his physical make up

and all the influences that his environment exerts upon him.

It is impossible to consider character,

except in connection to his surroundings.

Right?

Life is change...

you know, the smallest disturbance

alters the pattern of the whole...

Okay, I think that might be it.

Yeah.

Okay, hand your papers in on your way out...

excuses, please form a line.

I'm going to be here for five more minutes.

Thank you.

Hi.

What excuse?

I work in TV, the hours are insane,

and I really...

I can't afford to lose my job.

So, why did you take this course?

I guess I thought it would be easy.

That's not the sort of answer the instructor likes to hear.

I know.

I'm sorry, that was really stupid.

Okay, tell me honestly,

why you are bothering with this course?

I'm taking this course to get my degree

so the men that I work with

won't just look at me as some dumb blonde

who's perfect for the weather.

Glad to hear it.

What's your name?

Sherri.

Okay, Sherri from the weather,

because you've been so honest,

I'll give you until Monday.

Really?

Yeah, no more excuses.

Okay, I promise.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Hey, what's up, man?

Get in the game.

No, thanks. I'm not interested.

Jordie man, I don't want to see you coming back here.

All right, next time,

it's not gonna be this easy time, all right?

- I'm not coming back. - Good. That's what I want to hear.

Let's go, let's get in the game.

Let's play. Come on.

- Hey! - Fuck you!

That's enough! Fucking kill you!

Who are you always calling a freak? You fuck!

Shh! Get your shit together, man.

'Cause I'm not going to be around

to babysit you much longer, all right?

Get your fucking hands off me.

With the accumulation

of up to about 20 millimeters of rain coming in

by Sunday evening.

Not all that unusual for this time of year.

"Not all that unusual for this time of year"...

looking at highs of 14,

looking down to about 6 degrees this evening.

Dave, back to you.

Hello?

: Hello?

Hello?

Hi. Is this Dennis?

No, he's not home right now.

Do you know when I can reach him?

I'm sorry I have to go now.

Wait...

Oh no, no, no, no, no...

Victoria, August 5th, 1959 was...

sunny, 24 degrees...

Ladner... 1979...

November 17...

April 4, 1969, 14 degrees,

not that unusual for this time of the year.

Not that unusual.

Yeah, it's got the double walled,

stainless steel hood,

electronic crossover ignition,

firing 57,000 BTUs

through six independently controlled

stainless steel burners...

you've got the rotisserie,

side burner...

Yeah, it's commercial grade, right.

12,000 BTU input.

Really?

Oh yeah.

Yeah, that's a nice barbecue, Jerry.

Two inches deep.

But the black mould, that was the final straw.

So we're suing the contractor.

Really?

Well, you saw the work...

Jerry's just up in arms over the whole thing.

I hate law suits,

I really do.

But if you're right, you're right,

and you've got to take a stand,

otherwise everybody will just walk all over you.

I have never seen such utter incompetence,

don't you think?

Cath?

I'm sorry.

You saw for yourself, am I right?

Of course.

Alrighty...

not for me, thank you.

- Are you sure? - I don't eat red meat.

What?

No red meat, Cath?

No.

Since when?

Since I don't eat it.

That's absurd. Just give her a steak...

I said I don't want any.

Why don't you listen?

Thanks.

Why don't you put some chicken on, dear?

It's no trouble...

I said I'm fine.

No red meat? What kind of diet is that?

It's not a diet.

'Cause I'm on

the no-carbs one right now myself, but...

lots of red meat.

And fat!

Oh, my god, it is disgusting

what I have to eat sometimes...

isn't it Jerry?

What's that?

Oh... yeah, yeah.

Sure is.

How have you been?

All right.

I guess they've been feeding you, eh?

Listen, Elise and I have been talking...

Elise? What does Elise have to do with anything?

She cares about you.

Oh, okay.

Well, she's not my mother, so I don't give a shit, okay?

Hey, watch your mouth.

All right?

What do you think your mother would have to say

- about the way you're running your life so far? - Don't start with my fucking mother.

If she were alive today?

You'd steal a car,

you smash it up all wasted...

shining fucking example, Jordie.

I'm not going to take any more of your shit.

You understand me?

What are you going to do, huh?

You're gonna knock some sense into me?

What did you say to me?

You know, Carly's at University now.

Yeah, I know.

She came to see me before she went to school.

Oh, she did?

Yeah, she did.

Yeah, well, she's at McGill.

It's not just school,

she's pre-med.

It's the best university in the country.

Yeah, I know where she is.

Thank you.

How was everything?

Brady's asleep.