thank you,uncle lou. thank you, uncle lou. i don't kn0w, steven. what if hedoesn't like me? he liked dennis and corky, didn't he? i'm that bad? of course not. i never see your lips move. excuse me, sir. i'm steven keaton. this is my wife elyse. she sings. what do you do? i manage a public broadcasting station. it's a joke. come on! he's herefor moral support. i'm the onewith the audition. elyse keaton, folk singer. we're ready for you. uh, up there. thank you, honey. good luck, honey. thank you. there's a lot of sufferingin the world today. we tend to forgetabout people who have lessthan we do. we take things for granted. we don't realizehow lucky we are. excuse me. why are you telling me these things? if i want to feel guilty, i'll call my mother. i'm sorry. to everything turn, turn, turn turn, turn, turn and a time for every purpose under heaven a time to be born a time to die that's enough. why don't you come down here and talk? you were great, ho did you think so? lou is visibly moved. so, how did i do? you definitely didn't stink. oh! you really mean that? welcome to sh

lou. where's your dad? (pen clicks) on the phone with my uncle casey he's excited. duh. well, who can blame him, lou? your surgery was a bit of a miracle. what's a miracle? let's just say that somebody will be writing another paper. hey. (chair wheels roll) what's wrong? i'm a good listener. well, do you think my dad will still like m when i'm bter? absolutely. what do you think we'll do together? (inhales) hey... do you think that the-- the tumor brought the two of you together? yeah. now that it's gone, you're a bitorried? after my mom died, we never went to the zoo or anything. we will now. i'm not going anywhere, son. make sure he gets some rest, huh? i'll watch "shark rescue." he always falls asleep during "shark rescue." (chuckles) good idea. hey, hey, what do you-- what do you think our new thing should be? sharks. sharks? (chuckles) hey. i've been looking for you. yeah? alex signed the release. your body should be on its way to the funeral home soon. good. she's letting go of you and her grief. i kn it's a baby step, but... it's still a step, right? charlie-- i'm saying i don't-- i don't thin