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Thursday, August 17, 2006 Henry runs into Louis at the bar and he apologizes for his behavior the night before. Henry reluctantly accepts his apology, but warns him never to touch Maddie again.
Today’s episode was directed by Sonia Blangiardo and written by Richard Culliton.
Transcripts from TVMegasite Henry: Can I get the usual, Clyde. And then keep them coming, please. Louis: A peace offering. Henry: Hey Clyde, cancel that order, will you? This used to be a nice place. Louis: Henry, please. I made a mistake -- Henry: Really? How is that possible? You're infallible, you're all wise, you're all knowing -- Louis: Be mad at me, tell me off, I have it coming, but don't walk away -- for Maddie's sake.
Louis: Just have that martini. Give me just that much time to make this right. Henry: That's my problem though, isn't it, Louis? I hide from life behind those martinis, and I just sip away and watch Maddie self-destruct. Louis: You can throw everything I said back in my face. I'll take it. I deserve it. But we have to get through this because Maddie needs all of our help. Henry: Clyde, un-cancel that martini, will you? And something non-alcoholic and flavorless for my friend here. Louis: I -- I've been very hard on you. Henry: Ya think? Louis: Last night, when you suggested that I might have hurt Maddie -- inside, I just went crazy. Henry: Aw. Louis: But afterwards, thinking about it, it made me realize how you must have felt when I took you to task for Maddie. Henry: Oh, Louis, here. To people who still say took you to task. Louis: I would never hurt her, Henry, ever. I was just trying to tell her I wanted to help her. Just the situation, her attitude, the passive aggression, it's all so frustrating. I was just trying to get her to sit still long enough to listen to me. But I made it worse, and I know it. I'm sorry. Henry: Ah, hell. It's okay. Louis: No, it's not, Henry. I feel like the reason I may have been so aggressive with you is because -- I feel responsible for what happened to her. For her sneaking off to that frat party. I should have been paying more attention. Henry: Let's just blame the guys that hurt her. And may they burn in hell. Louis: Right. Henry: Right, right. Anyway, before we get to all swept up in this familial warmth -- just one more thing. Never put your hands on my sister again. Got it?
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