"Everybody had enough?" "Jack, Karen, seconds?" "Grace, fourths?" "I couldn't." "But you know what." "I wouldn't mind taking the rest of that for later." "You know you how you always get hungry an hour after veal parmigan?" "So, K, how's it going with the divorce?" "Do we know what we're getting yet?" "Well, we'll find out next week after the hearing but I'm not worried." "All we have to do is show that Stan cheated on me which the filthy pig did, no hard feelings." "May he rot in hell, I love him to pieces, the fat turd." " And I get half of everything." " Can I have half of that?" " I may even get more than half." " Me too." "Because..." "I've got the best lawyer in town in my corner one Miss Wilma Truman." "Drop trou' and take a bow, honey." "Uh, Karen, I can't represent you." "Stan is my firm's biggest client." "I just assumed you knew I'd be representing him." "Well, I didn't know." "I just assumed that you and I were friends." "Well, I'll show you, missy." "I'll get another lawyer." "A better lawyer." "A gayer lawyer!" "Yeah, well, good luck finding that." "Well... my lawyer should be here any minute." "Are you nervous, nelly?" "Look, Karen, I know it's awkward being on opposite sides but there's no reason this case should get in the way of our lukewarm friendship." "Wait till you meet this guy." "He's a killer." "He'll make a monkey of you." "But, of course, with your hairy back that shouldn't be much of a leap." "Hey, Mrs. Walker, sorry I'm late." "I figured, since I'm a lawyer now I should probably have a suit." "I stopped off at The Men's Wearhouse but my credit card got declined." "So I had to call my mom but... not to worry." "I got the suit, and I'm ready to get medieval on law's ass." " Will Truman." " Oh, hi." "I've heard of you." "I'm Jason Towne but all the kids at law school call me "JT"." "Well, uh... not all of them." "Some of them call me Soupy 'cause, you know, I like soup." "What, uh, do I have a boog?" "No, no, no." "No... boog." "Uh, I just" " You just seem very young." "That could just be me." "The other day I realized that the guy at Starbucks that I've been calling "Sport" is actually 32." "Wow, 32... scary." " So, uh, you guys ready to party?" " Fire it up, Soupy." "I'm buggin' out." "I can never get this thing open." "Yeah, they're kinda complicated." "Wait till you get car keys." "Can I see you outside for a second, please." "Sure, hon." "Oh, sweet!" "My mom put in a Kudos." "He's a cutie, isn't he?" "Pretty lips." "He's an infant." "Where'd you find him the Montessori School of Law?" "Hey, for your information, he just won Deborah Harry a huge settlement from the tabloids for saying that she showed up at the market with undies on her head." "Which she did." "I'd show you pictures but I sold them to the tabloids." "Karen..." "Your case is complicated." "It involves math and reading." "I'm afraid this kid is too green." "You're the one who's green..." "green with envy." "Jealous much?" "Nervous much?" "Green much?" "Hey, guys, can we motor?" "I don't want to leave my roommates with my iguana for too long." "They'll get him high and make him eat ramen." "Worried much?" "Jack, thanks for filling in for Karen." "You know, it's kinda slow today." "So you could help me organize the back room." "Oh, today's not slow." "You have a client coming in any minute." "Client?" "What are you talking about?" "How do you even know that word?" "Well, I took a little "inish"" "and got you a meeting with an associate of mine." "And by "associate," I mean friend." "And by friend, I mean lover." "And by lover, I mean...." "And by..." "I mean wealthy." " How wealthy?" " He's got a TV in the bathroom." "Oh, what a great idea. 'Cause I miss so much TV when I'm in there." "Sorry, no public displays of affection." "They don't know I'm gay here." "I guess that means you haven't spoken or moved." "Come on." "All this, and I get to take a bath and watch Everwood." "And sometimes I turn on the TV, okay." " Grace, Cam." "Cam, Grace." " Hello, I'm Grace." "I just want to say I love everything you're wearing and I'm furious I didn't get those glasses first." "They're just for show." "I got them at an estate sale." "They're actually killing my eyes." "Pretty soon I'm gonna need glasses." " What about her?" " Did I tell you, did I tell you?" "All right, now I'll leave you two to talk." "I think you'll both find you have something fascinating in common... me." " Mr. Truman." " Soupy, what are you doing here?" "I'm freaking out." "Mrs. Walker's case is like, mad complicated." "They keep on sending me all these papers and these folders." "I can't make any sense of any of it." "Can you help me?" "I'm the opposing counsel." "Yeah, but you're cool, right?" "No, I'm not cool." "I'm uptight and moody." "Which is not really the point." "I" " It's unethical for me to help you." "But, but I'm gonna lose the case and Mrs. Walker's gonna lose like, thousands of dollars." "Millions." "Millions?" "Dang that's a lot of cheddar, yo." "That's craz-azy cheddar." "Look, all you have to do is... is prove that Stan violated the prenup" " and Karen gets half of everything." " That would be awesome." "Like how?" "How?" "How did you get Debbie Harry the huge settlement?" "Dude, I didn't represent Deborah Harry I was, like, born during her comeback." "That was my dad's case." "I didn't realize there was a Soup Senior." "Look..." "There's a fidelity clause in the agreement." "You prove that Stan violated that, and you're set." "Oh, boy." "Look, you didn't hear this from me but you might want to check out their surveillance tape from the prison." "They keep a record of all activity." "You might be able to figure out when Stan and his mistress hooked up." "Okay." "Then what?" "Well, then you can prove that..." "Stan..." "Violated..." "The fidelity..." "Fidelity... cl..." "Clams?" "Yes." "Stan violated the fidelity clams." "Clause!" "He violated the fidelity clause!" "Mr. Walker violated the fidelity clause?" "That's huge." "Can you prove that?" "Yes!" "This is Grace Adler of Grace Adler Designs." "I was in there yesterday." "I told you I would be back today." "And now you're telling me you're all out?" "Do you know how much business I've given you over the years?" "How much money I've spent?" "You idiots never make enough chili!" "Morning." "Oh, Jack, good morning." "Thank you so much for hooking me up with Cam." "I love him." "He has the most fabulous taste." "Meaning, I do, and he's got a platinum card." "Oh, and mister, don't think we've forgotten about you." "Guess who's getting a panic room with its very own stripper pole." "I don't know..." "Maybe Cam's new boyfriend." "He dumped me in a restaurant." "It was harsh." "So was the lighting." "He gave me this watch to remember him by." "He doesn't know it yet." "Oh, Jack, I am so sorry." "Yeah, well, Grace I'm so sorry for you too." "I'll be okay." "Wait." "What?" "Well, I mean now you have to quit." "What kind of friend would you be if you kept working for the man who broke my heart?" "But, Jack, if everybody stopped working for men who broke your heart the city would shut down." " Grace, hey." " Uh, look, Cam, we need to talk." "What's the matter?" "I can't do this." "I can't be your designer." "Why?" "What happened?" "I thought it was going so well We clicked." "We were having fun." "I know." "It's just that that Jack's my friend and this really doesn't feel right anymore." "Oh, are you sure?" "'Cause this morning" "I decided to the hell with the budget I want the leather walls." "Oh, my God!" "I love doing leather walls." "No, no, I can't." "It's--it's not right." "Or is it so right?" "We can still work together." "Jack doesn't have to know." "Stop, you're confusing me." " I'm sorry." "I have to go." " I have a giant house." "It's in the country and it's enormous." "I want you to do it Will you do my giant house?" "Cam, I'd love to." "You know I'd love to, but I can't." "Okay, I understand." "But tell me, just for fun if you were to do my giant house what would you do to it?" "I don't know." "Sure, you do." "Describe it to me." "Well, I'd have to know how big it is." "I mean, you say it's giant." "But a lot of clients exaggerate." "10,000 square feet." "Damn." "I don't care what anyone says." "Size does matter." "And I have a friend at Architectural Digest." "He wants to do an article on the renovation." "I see a picture of you in whatever we renovate doing this." "I love doing this." "Especially in pictures." "All right, I'll do it." "But only in the country house." "The city is too risky." "If Jack sees us together he'll never forgive me." "I'll get my checkbook." "I'll get my swatches." "They're in the bathroom." "I left them there yesterday when I was watching Oprah." "Hello, Cameron." "Sorry to bother you." "Especially since I'm a..." "Oh, how did you put it..." "Shrieking infant with the attention span of a fly." "But I left my Legos here." "What did you do with them?" "!" "Here." "Now please you have to go." "Ok, but, they better all be here." "Why are you in such a hurry to get rid of me?" "Do you have another man here?" "Cam, I can't wait to get my hands on your..." "Jack!" "Grace!" "You lied!" "You do have another man here!" " And you, how could you do this to me?" " Jack, let me explain" "No!" "I don't wanna hear it!" "I'll be leaving now." "It looks like I'm the only one around here with any integrity." "Is that my watch?" "I will not dignify that with a response." "Karen..." "Will, what are you doing here?" "I'm having lunch with my attorney." "I guess this is where you go when you have a lawyer on retainer who wears a retainer." "Hey, those are invisi-braces." "Look, I'm gonna get right to the point." "Your lawyer's incompetent." "He's a nice kid." "Take him skateboarding." "Sneak him into an R-rated movie." "But for God's sake, do not let him represent you in a multi-million-dollar divorce case." "What do you know?" "He happened to have won a number of high-profile cases." "Like what?" "Bert v. Ernie?" "How dare you?" "!" "That's mad insulting." "You think that I can't tell when someone's incompetent?" "Check out all these fries." "I only paid for a small, but score!" " What's up, bro?" " Hey... dog." "I'm leaving." "Think about what I said." "What was he doing here?" "Well, Will thinks, and I may be starting to agree, that you could be the wrong lawyer for me." "You have no experience, your suit doesn't fit and you giggle every time you say pro bono." "Bono." "Okay, that's funny." "But..." "I don't know, JT I think maybe I better let you go." "This is too important to me." "and I can't afford to lose." "Oh, we're not gonna lose this case." "He is." "And you want to know why?" "'Cause I tricked him." "See, I walk into that room with my backpack and my big suit talking about my iguana." "I don't have an iguana." "I'm a lawyer." "I drive a Mercedes as big as a house." "And I totally got Deborah Harry that settlement." "And do you want to know how she thanked me?" "By rocking my world in the back of that Mercedes, that's how." "You feel me?" "How would you like to live under my skirt?" "Your dumb-ass friend spoon-fed me everything I need to win your case." "His client's gonna lose his shirt and Truman's gonna lose his job." "You chew on that." "I'll see you at the hearing tomorrow." "Oh, yeah, here." "Get yourself a bikini wax." "I like a clean work space." "Jack, come on." "Open up." "I know you're home." "I can hear your tap shoes." "What do you want?" "You're interrupting my tech rehearsal." "Boys and girlie boys, take five." "Look..." "I feel terrible." "I went there to break it off." "And then we started talking and one thing led to another." "Before I knew what was happening he whipped out his checkbook and I was showing him my carpet samples." "Well, you hurt me, G." "I know, which is why I ended it... once and for all." "I am never seeing him again." "Yes, would have been the best job I ever landed" "But your friendship means too much to me." "Hm, Thanks for doing that, G." "Jack, sweetie we need you back." "That dance captain thinks he's Fosse, but he's just bossy." "Hey, Grace." "Yeah, we're back together." "After you guilted me into quitting a job that would have landed me in Architectural Digest doing this?" "I can't believe you did this to me!" "Oh, Grace." "Here's the advance on your design fee." "Thanks, I'll see you Friday." "You're still working with him?" "Well, you're still dating him." " You're a terrible friend!" " You're a worse friend." "Eh." "What are you gonna do?" "What's up, Truman?" "Ready to throw down?" "Well, look at you." "I didn't think OshKosh B'Gosh made power suits." "You surprised to see me?" "Karen told me you tried to get me fired." "Did I get fired?" "No." "Look, JT, I just didn't think you were up to handling Karen's case." "Some of these hearings can run past 9:00." "You don't get it, old man." "I've been playing you like Pong." "That's a game from your era, isn't it?" "So what, this was all an act?" "How evil!" "How sneaky!" "How underhanded!" "My God, you are a lawyer." "So, uh, thanks, bud." "This surveillance tape's gonna come in real handy when I hand you your balls in court." "Not so fast, Soupy." "The only one handling Will's balls will be Will." " Yeah, but I can crush his balls." " Excuse me." "They're in the room." "Will's my friend and I'm not gonna let you do anything to hurt his career." "So... you're canned, Soup." "You don't want to make that mistake, baby." "JT, give us a minute, will you, please." "Holler if you hit puberty." "Look, if you're doing this to protect me, don't." "I can handle myself." "He may be young and pretty but I am old and irregular." "Which makes me mean." "Which makes me a good lawyer." "Are you sure, honey?" "'Cause I'd hate to see that kid nail you in there right before he nails me in here." " Don't worry about me, I'll be fine." " You're sweet." "You really take good care of me, don't you?" "Despite my better judgment." " I'm still gonna kill you, you know." " Bring it on, Mary." "Hey, Little Man Tate you're back on." "For reals?" "Psych." "You're going down, pops." "P.S., today's soup is cream of I'll kick your ass." "I hope you know what you're doing." "Your childish tricks aren't gonna work in there." "You're playing with the grownups now, my friend." "Whatever." "After you."