i don't need anything. oops. i can't bowl without beer. you know there's a reason i beat you every time. no! yeah, it's because you're a really good bowler. i'm going to run home. dad's got a twelver in the garage fridge. i got a test tomorrow; i don't want to be here all night. help! i'll only be gone 20 minutes. peter! plug in the jukeboxes. help! you can rock the house. guess it's just you and me, kid. my mom busted me getting beer out of the fridge, and i couldn't tell her we snuck into the alley. so you never went back. eight hours i waited for peter to come back here... no. elena: any chance someone broke in and did something to rachel? and i thought i was going to die. i don't think so. but whatever did happen, she never spoke to me again. you know what? enough already, all right? you're trespassing-- out. get out of there now! what is wrong with you? we don't have enough time to discuss that subject. kids always picked on us. what is wrong with you? she was too smart, and i was a screwup. i'm an agoraphobic. you live miles 15 from here. we had each other's backs. you've got to be the world's worst agoraphobic. that night, though, i let her down. look... the only reason that you're laying here i just don't know how. what did you say you called her back then? is because you don't know how to tell your... stitch.

it was her nickname in school. your girlfriend that you like her. she was funny, you know? always had us in stitches. i think you're going to need this more than me. i've never been a lesbian. i don't know what to do. oh, coffee? i never touch it. i've never been a lesbian, either. although i did have this dream once, though. horny at the office? it's a different subject, but look, i can't help you, okay? yeah, see, right here, last week. but i have a feeling that you'll be able to figure this out. "dear horny at the office, "you're becoming more and more like my buddy, stitch, "desperately in love with a coworker, yet no idea how to approach the individual." so come on, come out. so if rachel is stitch... then there's only one other person that the coworker could be. exactly. hmm. here. the reason rachel didn't tell you who the flowers were from rachel?! is because she got them for you. rach! were you having an affair with her? no. bianca, where is she? you left your apartment. ( chuckling ): i did. i don't know. for me? ( chuckles ) oh, my god, you think i did something to her.

can i go home now? ( laughs ) no! why would i? man: step aside. i'm in love with her. officer: no, sir, you have to stay back. is that why you quit? let him through. yeah. dad? who lives in, uh... cedar grove? i grew up in cedar grove. rachel took a cab there this morning. why would she go... oh, my god. this must have something to do with my father. ( chuckles ) no, mom. i just, i wasn't thinking of myself. i just miss you guys. hey. uh, no, i'm fine. hey. um, all right. just forget that i called, okay? are you joe? no, it's fine. i'm all right. open up the lanes. just forget it. we're morbid, jack. why is that? ( sobbing ) well, unless something really bad is happening to somebody, it just doesn't feel like a day at the office. you okay?

yeah, well, i'll have you know my dad's 60th birthday tomorrow. that underneath this black suit lies an eternal optimist. you haven't seen him in a long time? it's been six years since i came out. ah. all i'm saying is it's a nice change. i just figured at least nobody died. maybe it was the right time. ( coin drops ) i even... i even bought him a stupid gift. what did your mother say? ( over jukebox ): ♪ when the moon hits your eye she said not to come, that it was a festive affair, ♪ like a big pizza pie ♪ that's amore ♪ that's amore and that i would only give him angina. ♪ when the world seems to shine ♪ well, who cares what your mother says? you should just go anyway. no. ♪ like you've had too much wine ♪ ♪ that's amore ♪ that's amore it was a stupid idea. hey. ♪ ding-a-ling- a-ling ♪ ♪ ding-a-ling-a-ling... it wasn't a stupid idea. get out of here. it took a lot of guts to call after that long. ♪ vita bella... well, you should at least send the gift. why? it'll only ruin his day.

well, then i'll send the gift. no, rachel, just leave it alone. later, i went to look for it, and i couldn't find it. but she must be taking it to him. ( whistles ) you were leaving, so she wanted to win you back. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television oh, my god. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org what if my father did something to her? like what? what would he do? when i was 18, i changed my last name from marcello to stone. as in boss sal marcello? well, if you meet him, he prefers don sal marcello. he thinks "boss" is a little white collar. i'll bear that in mind. at allstate, safe drivers can save forty-five percent or more on car insurance. protect your home with allstate, too, and you can save an extra ten percent. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. and you can save an extra ten percent.

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what is this? charlie's angels? i'm special agent johnson, this is special agent spade and special agent delgado. well, isn't that special? you got a warrant in your pocket, toots? you got an unlicensed firearm in that jacket? well, let's all frisk each other and see what we find. we need to speak to mr. marcello. he's in the middle of something. marcello: i'm done. mr. marcello, we're looking for a woman by the name of rachel gibson. girl: mom, can i have a dollar? yeah. it's right-- can i get you something to drink? i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. we're busy. too busy for espresso? it's not here. check the dining room. i'll have a latte. nope. what about your sister's room? cappuccino. double. see, now, that's better. not there, either. the upstairs closet? please. the downstairs closet. there are no more closets. announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways we're still looking for rachel gibson. to keep kids active and healthy. i know who you're looking for. get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov.

she came in at lunch. hmm. she says she knows bianca. what did i ever do to you? nothing. well, i didn't think so. ( clears throat ) bianca wanted me to give you this. happy birthday. my birthday? ( sighs ) ( chuckles ) ah, bianca. oh. ( chuckles ) we used to fish a lot. bianca better than all her brothers. i mean, she had the wrist for it. she... she...

( chuckles ) ( softly ): flies. girl: mom, can i have a dollar? sit. yeah. it's right-- ( clears throat ) i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. so why didn't she bring it herself? it's not here. check the dining room. she was afraid you'd blow a gasket. nope. what about your sister's room? ( speaking italian ) not there, either. the upstairs closet? the downstairs closet. she's the one that left me. there are no more closets. she announced she was a lesbian, announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. and she disappeared out that door, get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov. and i tried to understand, i tried to. for weeks i had that k.d... k.d... k.d. lang. lang, i had that k.d. lang stuck in my head. well, that's not how she remembers it. i waited a long time for my little girl to come home. if you miss her so much, why don't you just swallow your pride and call her? it's ballsy for you to show up here. all i'm saying is that your daughter is this sweet, amazing person... why are you here? you never leave the house.

how do you know that? mm. i know, i know. you like her, don't you? ( laughing ): i don't have to tell you that. oh, yeah. you ... my daughter? no! good. because i don't want my daughter with anybody who can't get their ... out of the house except for special occasions! now, get out. get out! did she say anything else? man: when she first got here, she was freaking out. she kept going on and on about some bowling alley. i assume that that means something to you nice ladies. yes, it does. uh, not exactly sure what, but it does. did you notice that bianca trailing us in the blue suv?

yep. ( sighs ) malone and taylor, fbi. sergeant haggard, garwood police. she's in the number five lane. what do you mean "in"? sort of lying there. what, asleep, dead, or drunk? oh, none of the above. we asked her if she was okay, and she told us to leave. ( grunts ) you're so predictable. i knew you were going to do that. it's an fbi thing. i see that. hi. how's everything going in there? fine, thank you. ( clears throat ) i'm agent malone from the fbi. you want to tell me what's going on?

i just need to lay here six more hours, and i'll be cured. just tell me what happened the night that peter left. come on, look, i know everything, okay? i know about the convict, the laundry guy, the mobster. you know, for somebody who's been locked away in their apartment for two years, your life is a hell of a lot more interesting than mine. ( chuckles ) you don't know the half of it. then fill me in-- i still got to do the paperwork. ( sighs ) i was waiting for peter to come back, and i was bowling. ( pins crashing )

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