mrs. papadapolis, i understand your being anxious. but there's really very little i can tell you at this time. now, if it's an endocrinological problem, we may have to wait until the onset of puberty and then make the decision. the truth is, i really don't know anything at the moment. - [george] so what you're saying is our son will never grow? - no, what i'm saying is that it's one possibility and we should be prepared for it. - i'm dressed now. (melancholy music) - such a romantic. have you heard from the doctor? - no, not yet. have you? - no. ? simply because - hi honey. - [webster] hi ma'am. ? you're near me ? funny but when you're near me ? i'm in the mood for prunes ? can you get me some prunes please? - i can't reach. - i'll get the prunes. - why aren't you out playing with your friends, honey? - i don't play with those kids anymore. - oh? - we don't see eye to eye. (stifles laughter) good one, webster long. (audience laughter) so, what do you think? - i think you have a spoon in your mouth. see i figure i'll take up smoking. i

mrs. papadapolis, i need to speak to dr. braverman. (moaning) webster, honey, quick, go get bill and cassie. - bill, cassie, help! - oh, no, please, god, oh, oh! - [cassie] katherine? - [katherine] in here. - [cassie] oh, honey. - [katherine] the doctor's on - [bill] webster, wait here. - [katherine] the phone on the bed. - [bill] ma'am is gonna be all right, you wait there. - just don't move, honey. hello, no, no, this is her friend. no, i don't think so yet. i'm gonna bring her to the hospital, just make sure the doctor is there. - webster, give me that blanket, quick. come on, come on, quick, thank you. (katherine sobbing) - [webster] i'll get our coats. - no, sweetheart, you have to stay here. - no, i'm going with ma'am, don't stop me. please, don't stop me. - [katherine] oh, cassie, why is this happening? - [cassie] easy, easy, come on, honey. - [katherine] oh, it hurts so much. - [cassie] try to breathe. all right, all right. - george, we've gotta call george. - we'll make the call. - ma'am, the baby's gonna be fine. - cassie, go

mrs. papadapolis, he's being mean. it's my tree house, and i can do whatever i want. george: come on. and i don't want him in it anymore. go home, davey. you're not my best friend anymore. web. katherine: what -- and i never want to see you again. webster -- then you never will! good! davey -- hey! webster! davey! nobody leave. davey! oh, webster. how could you just come in and interrupt this game? i'll take you home! mean to. well, you did. and then you talked to david like that. how could you be so rude to your friend? he's not my friend. i don't have any friends. and you know what? i don't care! webster. oh, well, i understand. if you have to tinkle, i'll talk faster. would you ask your mother to call me when she gets home? thank you. well? oh, mrs. wilson wasn't home, but davey had a message for webster. which was? pbht! that's funny. you know, that's exactly what webster had to say about davey, only he stuck out his tongue when he went "pbht!" i wish one of those kids would tell us what happened last night. about the fight? oh, come on, katherine. kids don't hold grudges. you kno