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Friday, July 14, 2006 Henry shows up at the courthouse to support Emily at her hearing for Dusty's kidnapping, but over-protective Susan sends him away. He then runs into Maddie at Java and finds she's in even worse shape that he is. Unfortunately she still won't confide in him. Margo shows up later looking for Maddie, and encourages Henry to talk to Maddie before her problem gets worse. Today’s episode was directed by Jennifer Pepperman and written by Bettina Bradbury.
Transcripts from TVMegasite Henry: Hey. Emily: Hi. Susan: What are you doing here? Henry: Obviously, I'm here to help Emily. Susan: Help? How can you possibly -- Henry: I can talk to the judge. I can tell him that you have changed. I can tell him that you took a momentary sabbatical from reality, and that everything is all better now. Susan: You are not getting anywhere near that judge. Emily's had enough of your help. You're the last person she needs to see in this courtroom today. Please. Henry: Do you want me to leave? Emily: Maybe it's best. I'm sorry. You've been such a good friend, I'm sorry. Susan: Say goodbye, Emily. The hearing's about to start. Emily: Henry -- Henry!
Henry: Oh, finally a friendly face. Someone who won't kick me out into the cornfield. Maddie: Henry, hi. Henry: I tell ya, usually when people are mean to me I head straight for the martini shaker, but in this case, sweetie, I think I need a shoulder with a two-gallon tear capacity. I tell you Emily's been putting me through this stuff -- Maddie: You know, Henry, actually, I was just on my way out. I have -- Henry: Wait a minute. Whoa, come here. What's the matter with you? Maddie: Nothing. Henry: Nothing? I don't buy that. My bro-dar is on high alert here. You look worse than I feel, Maddie. Come on. Give it up. What's getting you down?
Henry: It takes a heck of a guy to drop his own angst and focus everything on his little sister. Now, I don't know when this offer's gonna come again, Maddie so I would take advantage of it and tell me what's wrong with you. Maddie: Henry, please. Don't make this into a big drama. I am fine. Nothing is wrong. Henry: Okay. [ Imitating dr. Phil ] I'll do my best dr. Phil here, and I will say that you are not completely over your boyfriend, Casey. Maddie: That wasn't a really good dr. Phil, but I am over Casey. Henry: Really? Whatever happened to saddling up and getting out of dodge? Maddie: Well, if it's two for the road, then I'm there. But I don't even need to get out of town anymore. Everything is cool. Henry: Everything is not cool, Maddie. I need you to be straight with me and lay it on the line. Tell me what is going on! I'm tired of this! What's wrong with you? Maddie: Henry! Please, stop worrying. Everything is fine. Now I have to go meet some friends. But, thank you for being so unbelievably sweet. I'm fine.
Margo: Hi, Henry, I'm looking for Maddie. Henry: Well, it's not my turn to watch her. Margo: Oh, well you know where she is? Henry: She just left. Why? What's up? Margo: Oh, I wanted to ask her about the fire at crash last night. It was arson. Henry: Why would my sister have anything to do with that? Margo: I have a witness that places her at the scene. Thought she might know something. Henry: What is this, Margo? You're not suggesting that she had anything to do -- Margo: No, it's an investigation. Henry: It's an investigation? Into Maddie? Is she one of your usual suspects? Let me just ask you something. Maybe the fact that she broke up with your son. Could that be fueling some suspicions here? Margo: No. What went on between them is their business and no one else's. I'm just hoping that Maddie isn't turning this into something else. Henry: What do you mean? Margo: You haven't noticed that she's kind of different lately? Not really herself. Not the happy young girl she used to be. Henry: No, she seems fine. She's never better. Margo: You know what, Henry? I know you that you love your little sister and you want to protect her. But if you want to help her, why don't you talk to her and see if she can get out what's going on inside of her. Because if she keeps acting out like this, it's only gonna make the problem worse.
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