Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- What? What do you want me to say? - Ma, what do you wanna say, really?
Well, you don't want me to miss my first treatment, do you?
- I'm eating cake. - No, you're not.
- So are you two...? - Yes, we are.
So when's the wedding?
No, honey, thanks, but I like Dr. Talley.
- So, what are you gonna do? - I'm gonna make dinner.
I was? Are you sure? Because that's rarely the case.
In fact, why don't you call up Dad while you're at it, and Caleb too?
You won't have to put up with it much longer.
She's great. Luke's the one I feel sorry for.
The nana's very judgmental, and she's political and opinionated.
...as I ate most of those cupcakes and, like...
But you know what?
Enjoy your cigarette.
You can't be here. Kaitlin's in the kitchen.
Are you afraid I'll embarrass you in front of the nana? I'm not.
I'll get it.
...but that was not the nana. - She was nice.
- She can put you away. - Let her try.
Day of? Day of what?
...and of freedom.
I called Dr. Talley.
You know, it's the prayer book containing the Seder ritual.
- Are we really gonna do this? - I think we already are.
...and you can have Sandy back in your life.
Actually...
It is. It's the nana.
Get out of here, Luke.
I need her to be safe.
...holiday-appropriate bouquet. - Thanks.
Have you seen her Haggadah?
- What's going on? - I don't know. The nana's scary again.
You can use the book. Didn't I tell you that?
Shut up. It was an accident.
- Did you think I couldn't handle it? - No, doll, I knew you could handle it.
You're not helping, you're opening restaurants.
- Listen. Wow. - She's not scary. You're the scary one.
Maybe she's changed. Maybe she's mellowed.
But, that's not important to you.
There's nothing more to do. It's her mom's problem.
Oh, my God. That's Hailey.
Yeah, it all seems pretty trivial right now, though, compared to...
- I'm in no mood. - Keep it in your boardshorts next time.
- So were you just not gonna tell me? - Not if I could help it.
- I didn't say that. - Not out loud.
Eddie and his guys don't really want me around.
- Yeah, Mom, he didn't come for the party. - No?