"(Eerie ambiance playing)" "(Screaming)" "♪" "It has been a horrific period in Philadelphia." "11 months, 11 female victims of the so-called Calendar Girl Killer." "Considering it's your birthday," "I thought that I would give you a little present." "♪" "One, two, three, four!" "♪ Jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ Christmas is here" "♪ I hear a jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ Now that you're near" "♪ I got the world on a string" "♪ I got the wealth of a king" "♪ Help me sing this chorus one more time ♪" "♪ I'm a jingle jangle man" "♪ Jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ Jingle, jangle, jingle" "♪ I was such an Ebenezer" "♪ My heart two sizes too small" "♪ But look at me on Santa's lap ♪" "♪ By the food court at the mall ♪" "♪ And I swear I'm not wasted" "♪ I'm just high on you" "♪ Might as well face it" "♪ Jingle man is true" "♪" "Hi." "(Screaming)" "Parker." "I'm on my way." "Parker, where you headed?" "Got that paperwork ready for the hearing this afternoon?" "It's on your desk." "Good." "What was your first name again?" "Christopher." "Well, listen, Chris," "I've got reservations over at Buddakan for lunch." "My wife was supposed to join me, but she's cancelled, again." "How would you like to join me?" "Buddakan lunch-- fantastic." "Thank you, but I do have plans." "Plans." "With whom?" "A friend." "Well, I hope it's worthwhile." "Make sure he's on time." "MAN:" "Oh, there it is." "That's the scene I like." "See, first she sprays him with mace." "His eyes are burning, and then... bam!" "Oh, I would pay extra for that." "A hot piece of ass like that?" "Oh, beating you near dead." "That's gotta be good." "The janitor should know better than to corner a young lady when there's a serial killer on the loose." "Okay, well, see, the janitor, that's Clarence." "He's not the brightest bulb..." "He's not the sharpest tool..." "He's a retard." "He's a big retard." "He's" " I guess the medical term is he's fuckin' dopey." "Is he pressing charges?" "Yes he's pressing charges." "What are you, an idiot?" "Of course!" "Look at it!" "She's gonna go to the gas chamber." "And you were the arresting officer, I take it." "Guilty as charged, sir." "So am I to assume that there was a number of flagrant procedural violations that you may or may not have made that would most likely just throw this case right out of court?" "None." "None?" "Absolutely none." "Is that you with an erection, arresting her?" "A what?" "An erection?" "Yeah." "Yeah, but you know, there's no law in the books that says that you can't arrest someone when you have a previous, uh, erection." "Well, that's something that internal affairs would have to look into." "Yeah, but, you know something, that gets into so much paperwork, and you" "Right." "I'm done talking to you, actually." "And I'm just gonna go ahead and bail her out, and I'm gonna want all these charges dropped." "Yeah!" "I was just gonna say that." "Could-- could I go there and say goodbye to her?" "Actually, I'd prefer if I could have someone else walk me to her cell." "Uh, yeah, I could lead you" "Are you done?" "Yeah, I'm done." "I'm done." "(Buzzer ringing)" "Nice socks." "They took my boots from me." "I was told they were too heavy, and could be used as a weapon on the inside." "So, where we eating?" "Jim's?" "Tony Luke's?" "Ooh, let's get Korean." "My lunch break was spent posting your bail, Ari, with the district attorney, who nearly remembered my first name." "Ooh la la!" "I see where your priorities are." "Where would you be right now without me?" "No, wait, let me rephrase that." "Where would you be right now, had I never changed my major to law?" "I'd be without a lawyer, but the band would probably still be together." "Really?" "I'm serious, Ari." "It's gotta stop." "Stop what?" "I'm done bailing you out from department store rampages and midnight drunken benders, because it's immature college nonsense." "You've obviously forgotten that college was fun, and that what just happened was far from nonsense." "I don't know if you knew this, but there's a serial killer preying on girls like me." "I doubt you'll have to worry about him." "Him who?" "The Calendar Girl Killer?" "Why not?" "I'm not good enough for him?" "You're not his type." "How would you know?" "Are you the Calendar Girl Killer," "Christopher James Parker?" "Driven to kill by his controlling and boring bitch of a girlfriend?" "Don't call my girlfriend a bitch." "So you're conceding that she is boring and controlling." "Yeah, if by "boring and controlling" you mean that Francis has yet to use her one phone call to fill my lunch break with police matters, then yeah, boring is an excellent word." "Your watch is fast." "I know." "Punctuality is extremely important to the DA, and I'm trying to make a good impression." "How responsible of you." "Wait, you're really leaving?" "I'm starving!" "So am I. Luckily for me, my bitch of a girlfriend is making boring chicken tonight with a controlling side salad." "Don't live it up all on one night." "I hope you get mugged for real on the way home." "Love you too." "Least you still love me, Xanax." "♪" "(Traffic honking)" "Shit." "Open up already, Ari, I'm freezing out here!" "Byron!" "The diner is always open!" "Every day I tell you that you don't have to wait for me." "Why won't you listen to me?" "You were half-an-hour late." "At 11:30, I'm just trying to get a cup of coffee." "The diner does not open when I walk in the door, and close when I leave." "I swear to God, if you don't go in before me, right now," "I'm gonna put antifreeze in your fucking cup of coffee." "I just want a cup of coffee, is all." "Fuck!" "Here you go." "Oh, no, that's too much." "Please." "You're worth every penny." "Oh, thank you!" "Hi, Ari." "Welcome." "You're late." "Again." "And you smell like hoagies." "These things happen." "Look, Ari, your tables are getting antsy, all right?" "And Byron's been peeing himself outside, waiting for a GD cup of coffee." "You have tables five, six, seven, and the counter." "The counter, Bob?" "Come on." "No one ever sits the fucking counter." "It just so happens, Ari, that there's someone there right now." "Give me a fourth table." "Go!" "That guy's a really good tipper." "You should give him to Mandy." "Now." "Hey, Ari." "Welcome to the Aramingo Diner." "My name is Ari." "I'll be your waitress this morning." "You look gorgeous." "Our specials today are go fuck yourself and what are you doing here?" "I missed you too." "I have real customers." "What do you want?" "I will have a coffee and an egg sandwich, please." "But if it's possible, could I have some vegetarian bacon, and not the real bacon?" "Trying to watch my animal fat intake." "That's the dumbest thing I ever heard." "You?" "I'll have the same." "That girl needs to find God." "or you are just here to piss me off?" "This has been the worst year of my life." "I wanna give us another try." "Didn't I see you, like a month ago, with some cute redhead?" "Louis Vuitton bag, pretty little manicured paws." "That didn't work out." "Oh!" "It didn't?" "Is it still hard to work things out... with your temper?" "That was an accident." "I think you should find another diner." "You know, you'd get better tips if you didn't chase the customers out before they ordered." "He wasn't a customer." "Look at Mandy." "She gets good tips because she's sunny and sweet." "Personality plus, all the time." "No, she gets good tips because you give her all the good tables with all the good customers, and I get stuck with the lonely mongrels at the counter who can't find anyone to share a booth with." "What about Leonard and Tony?" "They share a booth." "ARI:" "Seriously?" "Leonard collects ketchup bottles." "What about Tony?" "He thinks that's cool." "You see, Ari, that's your problem." "You mistreat your customers, and they mistreat you back." "Honey attracts bees, because it's sweet." "You attract those guys, Ari, because, well" "I get it!" "I suck." "Yeah, well, you do." "But just study Mandy." "Fucking Mandy." "(Screaming)" "Ari!" "Are you okay?" "(Giggling)" "No." "I'm taking a break." "You just got here!" "It's an addiction, Bob." "Deal with it." "I'm clocking out." "Here's your cheque." "You're kicking me out already?" "No, Byron." "I'm not kicking you out." "The diner is open 24 hours." "The only time we close is New Year's Eve." "Is today New Year's Eve?" "No." "So the diner's not closing." "I personally am leaving, but I'm sure another waitress can refill the cup of coffee that you've been nursing for the past eight hours, so you don't have to leave, but you do have to pay me for the fucking coffee." "All right, I see how it is." "Settling up." "Give me your paw." "Give me your paw." "I went to the bank today, so..." "You can keep all of that." "Little more than 79 cents, so..." "I hate you." "So much." "See you tomorrow, Ari." "(Yelling)" "Jesus Christ, Julie, are you trying to scare the shit out of me?" "No!" "What makes you think that?" "You do know there's a serial killer loose in Philadelphia, right?" "That's exactly why I'm back in town." "You're looking at the Calendar Girl Killer's Miss August in the Dateline re-enactment!" "That's great." "I'm freezing my ass off." "There's just no good work out west." "I mean, the only work I would get was for the Spanish channel, and that was hardly acting." "No movies?" "Porn or horror." "That's all that's out there." "I don't know which is worse." "Like, porn, at least they don't try to church it up, you know?" "It is what it is." "But horror tries to hide it." "It's always the same thing." "Some vapid big-chested girl, glistening in blood, getting chased by a killer who's just close enough to rip her clothes off, piece by piece until... she runs out of stairs to climb up." "It's just so degrading." "Ari, are you listening?" "No." "(Speaking foreign language)" "Jon came into the diner today." "What did he want?" "He wants to get back together." "And you're not seriously considering it." "Are you?" "!" "The last thing I want to do is go another New Year's Eve with no one to kiss at midnight." "You do remember who left you alone at midnight, don't you?" "It wasn't like it was that bad." "These were an accident." "I remember differently, I guess." "How's Chris?" "Is he still with, um" "Yeah." "I think their days are numbered, though." "He's amazingly bored." "I think I'll have the feta cheese omelette." "Terrible choice." "Belgian waffle?" "Blueberries?" "Side of scrapple." "That's it." "Hey, hey, hey!" "Francis, Chris!" "Good to see you guys." "Hey, funny thing you guys are here, huh?" "Look what I just got." "It's your holiday card." "Thank you." "I love it." "It's beautiful." "Hey, speaking of holidays," "I would like to cordially invite you both to my New Year's Eve party." "It's on New Year's Eve, as usual." "As I recall, we missed you last year." "Yeah, we had a family engagement." "Ah, bummer." "But hey, what do you think about this year, huh?" "It's gonna be a rager." "I... don't see why we couldn't make an appearance, Bob." "Ari raves about your bacon-wrapped scallops." "Hot damn!" "Yes!" "Hey, we'll see you there, then, all right?" "See you guys then, okay?" "Have a good one." "Well... if it isn't Ansel Adams." "Excuse me?" "From outside, the other day, right?" "And you're the pin-up." "Ari." "Can I get you something to drink?" "Just coffee." "You're not one of those "just coffee" people, are you?" "Just coffee." "Don't you think it's an inopportune time to be walking around the city with a camera strapped around your neck?" "Well, this coming from a girl who poses for photos taken by a random man on the street." "Good point." "MANDY:" "Hey, Ari!" "Hey, Mandy, go to hell." "Ooh!" "That's a nice camera!" "Hey, Ari, weren't you a photography major in college?" "Creative writing." "Oh, wow!" "I was a musical theatre major." "Also creative." "But you know what they say about those degrees." "It's like a BW-- Bachelor of Waitressing." "Oh, I'm Mandy, by the way." "I'm Phil." "(Screaming)" "Phil!" "That was your dad's name, huh?" "That's a small world." "What?" "Okay." "Bye!" "What was that all about?" "I... hate her." "Why?" "She seems nice." "She's a bitch." "She's only perky all the time because she gets all the good customers." "The ones that actually wear clothes that fit properly" "I get stuck with the dregs of society at the counter." "Um..." "I'm at the counter." "Um..." "Do you have a real job?" "I freelance." "So close." "So, writing, huh?" "Did you waste all your money on art school too?" "I wouldn't say "wasted."" "Yeah... wasted." "(Laughing)" "What the fuck?" "!" "Jon?" "Sorry!" "Who's Phil." "None of your business." "So, what?" "Did you just happen to be in the neighbourhood?" "Booty call from some blonde?" "Anger management classes?" "Filling prescriptions?" "I have something for you." "Please leave." "Go in." "We're here tonight with noted author and psychiatrist," "Dr. Cassidy." "Dr. Cassidy, thanks for joining us tonight." "Thank you." "Philadelphia police have basically been eluded for almost a year now by this so-called Calendar Girl Killer." "Who, exactly, are police looking for, in your estimation, and who do you believe this killer to be?" "Let's watch something else." "DR. CASSIDY:" "Well, you know, it's difficult to say, but he's obviously no one's fool." "And in my opinion," "I believe he's very bright, and very well educated." "All right, then, but what is going to possess somebody who is presumably very bright and presumably very well educated to go on a killing spree like this one?" "Ari, please." "DR. CASSIDY:" "It's most likely a culmination of things." "Where all the victims in this particular case are women, in my opinion, it must be a repressed hatred for either his mother or his sister." "You don't need to see that." "Hitting a little too close to home?" "No, just don't need you getting yourself all worked up." "I know how you get." "Do you?" "You know me so well, don't you." "Always knew how to treat a lady." "Ari, I've changed, okay?" "It took us being apart to realize what I did wrong, but I promise, I'm not gonna make that mistake again." "I just wanna make you happy." "Really?" "Whatever it takes." "It would make me happy if you left." "Seriously?" "I just got here." "There's nothing to talk about, Jon." "If you're not even gonna hear me out, why the fuck did you let me in?" "You're all the same." "Fuckin' learn." "What makes him so unique and so fascinating:" "he doesn't just see these killings as killings." "He sees them as a lead-up to his art, if you will." "Really?" "Yeah." "I have one from Portugal." "Really?" "One from Germany, France, Spain." "Really?" "And even Turkey." "My ketchup shelf reads like an Atlas of the four corners of the world." "Have you ever been to any of these places, Leonard?" "Well, I have done a tad of travelling in my time." "Has I ever told you about my trip to Las Vegas..." "Nevada!" "There I was, roaming the" "Look at me." "There I was, roaming the strip, with a belly full of mojito, and a ball of $2 bills burning a hole in my pocket." "The blood on my hands had dried by then." "What 'cha reading?" "Nothing." "Nothing." "Nothing sure seems to have you worried quite a bit there, Bobbo." "Well, if you must know, Ari, the Calendar Girl Killer sent this letter to the paper." ""It's been quite a year." ""My calendar is nearly complete," ""and what kind of artist would I be" ""if I didn't save the best for last?" ""I've chosen someone very special for Miss December." ""She's nothing like my other girls," ""who were little more than eye-candy." ""An adventurous brunette, a dark loner," ""bitter, yet somehow sweet." ""I'm getting excited just writing about her, and I know she'll be the perfect pin-up."" "It's me!" "Not you!" "That's not even funny, Ari." "Don't joke about it." "It's not you." "All the same, I do think I'm gonna put you on third shift for a while." "Third shift?" "!" "Yes, it's safe here, and you'll be going home when the sun comes up." "That's bullshit, Bob." "Just until January." "For me." "Fine." "Ahem." "What about me?" "You're not his type." "I think you'll be fine, Mandy." "Okay!" "Bye!" ""Bitter, yet somehow sweet."" "Yeah, and that squeaky bitch has the nerve to think it could actually be her." "This does kind of sound a lot like you." "Yeah." "Who do you think it is?" "You think it's one of the regulars?" "I would think you'd be a little more worried than you are." "Maybe one of Mandy's regulars." "One of the good-looking ones." "I can't believe you're taking this so lightly." "This is life and death, Ari." "If I were you, I'd lock myself in my apartment until next year!" "Oh, no need." "I'll be locked in the fucking diner until next year." "Bob put me on third shift until they catch my... secret admirer." "Secret admirer?" "This is not a love letter." "(Whispering) It's a death threat." "I get it." "You're just jealous." "Because I'm..." "the real Miss December, and you're just the fake Miss August." "You have lost your mind." "I hate third shift." "I hate third shift." "I hate third shift." "Well, I love third shift." "You know why?" "It's so... serene." "There are no customers, Bob." "I thought you hated customers, Ari?" "With a passion, but I need their tips." "I can't survive on $2.17 an hour." "Good point." "But the 2:30 rush should be coming in soon." "Why do you even keep this place open overnight?" "Because it's a diner, Ari." "By definition, diners should be open 24 hours." "It's a pillar of the neighbourhood." "When old ladies can't sleep at night, where do they come?" "The Aramingo." "When husbands get in fights with their wives, where do they flock?" "The Aramingo." "When the salsa clubs close at 2:00 a.m., where do the dancers come?" "Let me guess..." "Si." "El Aramingo!" "Yeah, it is the lone constant." "And no matter how bad things get, no matter how crap the economy is, you can always count on one thing, Ari Anderson." "You can always get a warm, delicious, reasonably priced meal at the Aramingo Diner." "What about New Year's?" "Maybe you'd like to work New Year's Eve and keep us open?" "And miss your party?" "It's the rave of the year!" "Yes, it is." "It is that." "(Laughing)" "We've been known to get a little crazy." "So, are you-- are you coming this year?" "Of course." "You know your pigs in a blanket are the only thing coaxing me into another year of self-loathing misery." "I knew you'd like them." "You wanna know the secret?" "Not really?" "Dollar store dogs." "Quarter chicken, quarter beef, quarter pork, quarter mystery." "More fat equals more flavour." "More flavour equals more fun." "So, are you gonna be bringing a date this year, Ari?" "I brought a date last year." "Really?" "Yeah, remember?" "He broke up with me on your doorstep." "Thanks for opening old wounds." "Well, that's what cigarette breath gets you." "But don't worry." "With your lovely makeup and wardrobe and sunny disposition," "I'm sure you'll have no trouble getting another date." "As a matter of fact," "I could put in a good word with Byron for you, if you'd like." "He's been asking about you." "That is, if I survive until then, of course." "Not funny, Ari." "Not funny." "What are you doing here so late?" "I could ask you the same thing." "What did you do to get put on graveyard?" "I didn't do anything." "My boss here thinks that it's safer, since I may or may not be the next victim of the Calendar Girl Killer, not that it matters, since I have no fucking customers, and will probably starve to death" "before he gets a chance to kill me." "Anything I can do?" "Yeah, order some fucking food for once, so you can leave me a decent tip." "Best cheesecake in the city." "Just coffee." "(Yawning)" "That was impressive." "Sure you're gonna be able to make it till morning." "Yeah." "I used to pull all-nighters in college." "By all accounts, I did not sleep my entire junior year." "Well, if you like, I can camp out and keep you company." "It's not like I have a real job or anything." "♪ Jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ Christmas is here" "♪ Jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ Now that you're near" "♪ Oh, jingle, jangle, jingle, jangle ♪" "♪ I'm your jingle jangle man" "Score." "A mugging ends tragically in murder, last night, leaving a young waitress dead." "Mandy Jessup, seen here in this file photo, handing out turkeys to orphans just this past Thanksgiving, was found dead in the 600 block at Poplar Street in the Northern Liberties section of the city." "Police say they do have a suspect in custody, but are not releasing any names at this time." "In lighter news, it appears the Philadelphia Zoo may be expecting a new arrival." "Carla, the zoo's prized emu, is pregnant." "I have bad news, Ari." "You should sit down for this." "No time, Bobbo." "People are hungry out there." "Ari..." "Mandy was killed." "I know." "I'm taking her tables." "How can you be so cold?" "This is for real, Ari." "She's dead." "And it's my fault." "I told her she would be fine." "No, you told her she wouldn't be killed by the Calendar Girl Killer, and she wasn't." "It was a mugging gone awry." "These things happen every day." "What doesn't happen every day is an opening of prime tables that I already have my sleep schedule dialled in for." "Bob?" "No matter how uncertain times may get, or how many people get murdered, you can always get a warm, delicious meal at the Aramingo Diner." "Bob." "We've both lost people close to us." "But the best thing to do is to not dwell on it." "You're right, Ari." "You're right." "Tables one through four, right?" "And the counter." "Welcome to the Aramingo Diner, my name is Ari." "I'll be your waitress this morning." "Where's Mandy?" "Is she sick." "Uh, she's dead." "Oh." "All right." "Come on." "Are you kidding?" "No, seriously." "She was murdered." "My god..." "Well, what happened?" "I don't know." "Stabbed, or shot." "Something like that." "She's definitely dead." "You gotta be kidding." "No." "So, can I start you out with some coffee?" "Yeah, I would like green tea, with lemon and honey." "Serious?" "Yeah, that's what I like." "Okay, what about the rest of you?" "Decaf." "Just tea." "Okay." "Decaf." "What a bunch of pussies." "What?" "Fucking Bob." "Cheese." "Still on graveyard, I see?" "Not for lack of trying." "No, I don't smoke." "Honestly, neither do I." "It's the only way I can get a fucking break around here." "Really?" "Yeah." "I've been fooling Bob for years." "He's gone as far as to buy me patches and hypnotic tapes, trying to get me to quit." "It's kinda sad, actually." "There was this one time that-- ah, never mind." "What?" "Never mind." "Come on." "You of all people should know you can't just start a story and not finish it." "I can do whatever the fuck I want to." "I've never finished a story." "All right, well, how'd you graduate college with a degree in writing then?" "Short stories." "One-acts." "Just nothing with your classic "beginning-middle-end" thing." "Well, it's a wonder you've never been published." "Forgive me if I've never been in a place where I wanted one of my characters to end up." "Ari, very important" "I'm giving you the keys to the kingdom, all right?" "Gotta get on the hoppers for a couple of minutes." "He'll come up the back walk-in." "Let him in." "Okay?" "You get it?" "Use the patches, dummy." "Actually, I was just stopping by to ask you something." "No." "I'm sorry?" "I apologize for being curt, but I don't subscribe to the practice of mincing words." "I appreciate the honesty." "Why no?" "It's a timing issue, really." "Your pieces are bold, interesting, inspired." "The work last year would've made you the darling of the city." "Right now, people want more than just aesthetics." "Like?" "Feeling." "Agony." "Passion." "Hunger." "Raw emotion." "I have something." "I can't see "something."" "I can't sell "something."" "It's not quite finished." "Well, I suggest that you expedite your progress." "Timing is everything." "(Phone vibrating)" "Ari." "Hey, Jon, I have a question to ask you." "Sure." "Do you happen to remember what I wore on our first date?" "Why are you asking?" "I don't know, maybe I'm getting a little sentimental." "Smiths T-shirt, plaid skirt, black stud earrings." "Do you remember what bar we went to?" "Liberty's." "That place on second, right?" "That's right." "Okay, thanks." "My date wanted to go somewhere in that part of town tonight, and I remember they had the best damn jalapeno poppers" "I've ever had." "Thanks again." "June is as cliché as... cliché." "What?" "Okay, how about May then?" "What's wrong?" "Nothing's wrong." "What do you think about this place?" "To eat?" "Yeah." "Um, I don't know." "I was kind of looking forward to the Continental." "So you know all this stuff about my, and I know dick about you." "Fire away." "So, photography." "That's your thing?" "Yeah." "Mostly landscapes." "Trees and shit." "Yeah." "Trees and shit." "This place has charm." "It has history." "History?" "Yeah." "I mean, do you think it's structurally sound?" "No." "(Laughing)" "But if it happens to collapse in on itself," "I'll shield you from falling debris with my umbrella." "How's that sound?" "Okay." "Deal?" "Yeah, deal." "I can handle about a shot glass of beer." "Chris!" "Oh, hooray, Francis is here..." "Hi." "Francis." "Phil." "Nice to meet you." "Chris." "Phil." "Phil's a photographer." "Is that right?" "I was a photography major myself until I was a junior." "What's your main subject matter?" "Trees and shit." "(Laughing)" "Did, uh..." "Did you tell her?" "Tell me what?" "Nah, I was gonna wait until" "Tell me what?" "We're getting married!" "And you weren't gonna tell me?" "I was gonna tell you" "I'm your best friend, Chris." "You're supposed to tell me everything." "Ah, fuck it." "I'm gonna throw you the craziest rager of a bachelor party you've ever seen." "I am your best man, right?" "Actually it's going to be Francis' brother, but only because we're having a real small wedding party." "It's gonna be just family." "You're absolutely invited." "Plus one, of course." "This is total bullshit, Chris." "Ari, please." "Please what?" "Please understand that I'm being cut out of your life one fucking milestone at a time." "Can't you just be happy for me and stop acting like a fucking child?" "Christopher!" "Language!" "Yeah, Christopher." "Aren't you supposed to be happy for" "Shut the fuck up, Francis." "Are you gonna let her talk to me like that?" "Oh, god, don't worry about defending your fiancée's honour." "We were just leaving." "Ah-- congratulations." "Are you okay?" "I'm fine." "Let's get drunk." "Uh, you forgot your bike." "How drunk are you?" "Very." "I normally don't drink." "I think you need one more." "Goddammit." "(Hissing)" "Morning." "Hi." "How you feeling?" "Like death." "Can I get you anything?" "Just coffee." "You know, this is really the only thing I know about you." "What's that?" "How you like your coffee." "Doughnut?" "No thanks." "So...tell me something else about yourself, other than photography, coffee, and your dislike of solid foods." "There's not much to tell." "I don't even know how much longer I'm gonna be in town." "I mean... there's not a lot of galleries interesting in landscapes of trees" "And shit, yeah." "You could do other things for money." "You could be a janitor, or work at a bookstore." "Waiter?" "Sure, as long as you're happy." "Are you happy?" "No." "I thought I was getting there." "(Phone ringing)" "Hey, Ari, about last night, I just want to" "I'm sorry." "It's my fault." "I should've told you sooner." "It's okay." "I understand." "I know this is what you wanted." "I'm happy for you." "Who's Phil?" "He's a guy." "I saw that." "I mean, how do you know him?" "Where'd you meet him?" "Is he, like, a..." "What?" "I just want to make sure you're okay." "You can talk to him." "He's actually right here." "Here, can you talk to Chris for me?" "He thinks I've been date raped." "Uh, no I-- ah" "Um, I'm not a rapist." "No, I didn't say you were a rapeman-- rapist-- raper." "Please just tell Ari that I'll call her later." "You couldn't tell her, could you?" "You saw how upset she got when we told her." "We both know she shouldn't be there." "Do you want me to tell her?" "Wait, sit down." "Relax." "Coffee's almost ready." "Why?" "We could spend the day together." "I don't have to be at work until 8:00." "I'm... afraid to get close to you." "That sounds like some bullshit." "It's not, it" "It's truth." "Take it as you have to." "So will I... see you again?" "Definitely." "Rain cheque?" "Whatever." "I'm not shaking your hand." "We're not army buddies." "A handshake?" "No sex?" "He just passed out." "(Laughing)" "I'm sorry." "Well, he did say he doesn't drink." "And he never eats, so..." "Right." "I just thought that" "Oh, my god, stop thinking about him!" "It was just a handshake." "Couldn't be that good." "I would, but if I do that," "I'll be forced to think about Chris's fucking engagement." "I thought you said their days were numbered." "Goes to show what I know." "Well, how did you think it was gonna play out?" "I don't know!" "Whole idea makes me fucking sick." "Well, I hate to say it, but we all know it." "You did have your" "Don't, Julie." "Just don't." "What you need, is a girls' night." "Like spandex tube tops and manicures?" "No guys." "Forget about Chris." "Forget about Phil." "Definitely forget about Jon." "Just you and me." "We'll go out to Manayunk and have some stupid guys buy us $14 martinis with gummy bears in them." "It'll be a blast, just like college." "Okay." "Girls' night." "Eee!" "Girls' night!" "(Dance music playing)" "♪" "What happened to "girls' night"?" "Hello." "Get the fuck out of my face." "Another one." "Can we leave now?" "If you cheat, again," "I am done with this little game of yours." "I don't cheat." "This little immature game of yours that you insist on playing." "Ready?" "Three, two... go!" "(Muffled) I'm faster than you!" "What?" "I'm faster than you!" "I'm gonna win this time!" "(Muffled boasting)" "Yeah, I'm done!" "I'm done!" "I won." "Drop it." "I'm just gonna drop it and walk away." "I won." "No, you didn't." "Yes, I did!" "Just say it." "I won this time." "Fine, you won." "Sure?" "And your prize." "(Phone vibrating)" "Mm-mm." "What?" "Nope." "What?" "I wasn't gonna do anything." "Don't get it." "Don't get it!" "It could be the DA." "No." "It could!" "It probably is." "It's probably not." "Don't get it." "You don't want to get it." "You don't want to get it." "No, no, no, no." "Parker." "Okay." "All right, I'll be right there." "Wait inside." "Don't wait outside." "I'll come and get you." "Who was that?" "Ari." "And she's drunk at a bar in Manayunk." "She needs a ride home." "I'll be back in an hour." "You're gonna leave right now for that little bitch?" "Please don't call her a bitch." "You know what?" "I don't care." "Go." "Leave." "But if you don't tell her that she's not welcome at our wedding, I will." "Just please stay out of it, okay?" "I will handle" "I will talk to her." "I love you." "Back in an hour." "Did you purposely wait outside because I told you not to?" "Easy, easy, easy..." "I'm fine." "You okay?" "I'm fine!" "Good." "I have to go." "What are you doing?" "Night cap?" "No night caps." "You've had enough to drink for a Tuesday, and I need to get home." "Oh, my god!" "Wait, no!" "Wait, I found something." "Ari." "Hold on." "You won't regret it." "I have to go." "No, you don't!" "I have to go right now." "Yes." "Oh, you better believe we're watching this." "(Rock music)" "♪" "♪ If I don't run when you call me ♪" "I cannot believe a copy of this survived." "I always told you my packrat-iness would pay off." "I wonder what I had to be so depressed about." "Look at all my hair." "I wonder what Jon's been up to." "He's been around." "Really?" "Mm-hmm." "He wants to get back together." "Yeah, he would." "It's not like I'm gonna do it, though." "Good for you." "He's been with, like, a dozen girls since we broke up." "It's kind of disgusting." "I'm sleepy." "Ari." "Ari, come on." "I can't." "(Watch beeping)" "Stay." "Your watch is fast." "I have to go." "Back to your fiancée?" "Try to get some sleep." "Bob!" "Cheesecake!" "It's four in the morning." "There are no customers." "There won't be any till breakfast." "Can I please go fucking home now?" "No." "No." "It's not safe out there, Ari." "You worked two doubles in a row to keep an eye on me." "No, I can stay up late." "You know why?" "Why?" "Practice." "Practiced at it." "You know, back when I was in..." "Huh?" "Granada." "Back when I was in Granada." "You were never in Granada." "Oh, yeah, I was." "It's a 24-hour liquor store in Allegheny." "I was the manager." "Yeah, I used to do triple shifts." "Sometimes quadruple." "That's four." "Who buys wine coolers at five in the morning?" "I'm fine, Ari." "Stay here." "See you tomorrow, Ari." "I'm off tomorrow, Byron." "No bike today?" "I left it at the bar." "Where you off to?" "I'm off the fucking clock!" "What do you want?" "I just want to walk you home is all." "I'd rather walk alone." "I don't know how safe that is." "Byron, you're freaking me the fuck out." "I just think we should spend some more time together is all." "I got something for you." "(Screaming)" "I just wanted to have a smoke with her is all!" "Jon?" "This fucking guy!" "He's a regular." "Were you stalking me?" "Following you." "It isn't safe out here." "I just gonna go home now." "Shut the fuck up!" "Jon, he's harmless." "I'm" " I'm harmless." "Harmless." "Aahh!" "You have no idea who you're fucking with right now, do you?" "If you ever even look at my girl again," "I will cut your head off!" "No one would miss you, would they?" "No." "Would they?" "!" "No!" "Fuck out of my sight." "You all right?" "Let's get out of here." "Now promise me you're not walking around alone like that anymore." "I want you to promise." "I promise." "Good." "I need you in one piece." "(Phone ringing)" "JON:" "Hello?" "Hey." "Is everything okay?" "Yeah, everything's great." "What are you up to?" "Nothing much, just finishing up a piece I've been working on." "Right." "Mixed media?" "Some photography maybe?" "Something with a long angle lens?" "I don't know what you mean." "Course you don't." "Sorry to bother you." "I had a really great time last night." "What do you mean?" "Do you want to spend Christmas with me?" "I thought you were afraid of getting close to me." "Still am, a little." "But I was hoping to cash in that rain cheque for Christmas." "I have plans." "I see." "Should I get you some coffee?" "Think I'm just gonna" "You sure?" "Yeah, I'll... maybe catch up later." "'Kay, I'll be here." "Oh, the diner's closed New Year's Eve." "So I won't be here then." "♪" "Fucking asshole." "Hey." "Wow." "I'm so glad you came." "There's no where else I'd rather be." "Is that an overnight bag?" "I have something for you." "Phil, they're beautiful." "I was hoping you'd like them." "I'm sorry." "I didn't get you anything." "Do you like Jackson Pollock?" "Who?" "No, I didn't get you anything." "You could... do something for me." "What's that?" "Go throw that laundry off your bed." "What are you gonna do with that?" "Foreplay." "Some people like toys." "I like... knives." "Kinky." "♪" "I can't do this!" "What the fuck, Phil?" "!" "You can't just stop there." "I mean, it was weird, but it was kind of hot." "You don't understand." "No, it's cool." "I get it." "Everyone has their fetishes." "I have some rope." "It's not like that." "What's it like?" "I was kind of planning on killing you." "Killing me with passion, right?" "No, like, by stabbing." "Look, you're Miss December." "You were going to complete my calendar." "So, what?" "I'm not good enough now?" "No, that's not it at all." "Am I not dark enough of an adventurous thrill-seeking brunette, bitter, yet somehow sweet?" "Yeah." "That's you." "But once I got close to you, I..." "Just say it!" "I think I'm in love with you!" "I really have to go." "No, you don't." "Yes, I do." "Not killing you is going to set me way behind." "I only have one week to find, stalk and kill Miss December." "I'm really sorry, but I really have to go." "I'm not letting you leave." "You're not letting me?" "Tonight you're with me." "You can start on Miss December in the morning." "Well, if you're gonna twist my arm..." "Merry Christmas." "I'm really sorry." "What for?" "I'll make it up to you." "Good morning, Steven." "Morning." "My office at noon." "Morning, Parker." "Morning, sir." "You're early." "I like that." "How was your holiday?" "You talk way too much." "You know that?" "Ha ha!" "Come on, man." "Lighten up." "I'm just jerking you around, here." "Thank you for asking-- My holiday was fantastic." "I won a ton of dough on the Detroit game, and I banged my wife's sister, which was satisfying in more ways than you can possibly imagine." "Have you ever handled an arraignment before?" "No, sir." "Well..." "I was gonna give this to Riddles, but he's not here, and you are." "Look at me." "This is an open and close case." "Guy was found murdered in his apartment last night." "Who finds the body?" "The landlord." "The guy's got a ton of back rent, and the landlord, he's got a record from here to New York." "All the pieces are there." "This guy's a flight risk." "I don't want that bail for less than 100K, do you understand me?" "Yes, sir." "You won't screw up." "I'm not gonna let you down." "If you do, it'll be the last thing you do." "Mary?" "(Banging on door)" "Who is it?" "Chris." "Can I come in?" "Is everything okay?" "Yeah, everything's fine." "Give me a minute." "Hey." "What's up?" "What-- what time is it?" "It's 10:00 a.m." "I thought you said I was drinking too much." "You should sit down." "Jon was killed." "Like, by stabbing?" "I can't tell you how sorry I am." "I know how much he meant to you." "Do they know who did it?" "The detectives are saying it was his landlord." "Jon owed a lot of back rent, and the landlord had a record." "I'm not so sure, though." "You had said that Jon was talking to you again." "Did I?" "Was there anyone that you know of, that Jon may have made enemies with?" "Wanted him gone?" "Anyone?" "Yeah." "Who?" "Byron..." "Byron." "Did you kill Jon?" "Gosh!" "There are no customers." "Bob is passed out." "What-- what about that guy who always pays you in buttons?" "Byron's in jail now." "Did you kill Jon?" "Yes or no?" "Yeah." "Why would you do that?" "I was jealous, okay?" "I..." "I thought you were gonna pick him over me." "Mandy, though, that was for you." "You killed Mandy?" "She was a bitch with good customers." "They should've been your customers." "Do you know how insane that sounds, Phil?" "Thought that's what you wanted?" "Got something to show you." "Is this the first one?" "That's the one." "I knew you were special from the very first day I met you." "Ari, come on!" "I wanna see 'em!" "Aww!" "Look, there's Xanax." "There's my friend, Julie." "She's actually playing your Miss August in a re-enactment." "I'm going by the set tomorrow, you should actually come with me." "This one's just Julie." "It's not what it looks like." "Is this Christmas?" "This is Christmas!" "You drugged me and stalked Julie?" "What the fuck?" "She's Miss December?" "Look, keep it down." "Find another girl." "Look, there's not enough time." "I have a whole process that I go through." "She's already in half the pictures, so it just works out well." "Why can't it be her?" "Because she's my friend." "Well, then you should be honoured that she's going to be immortalized in my calendar." "Immortalized?" "Don't flatter yourself." "Jon, Mandy... whatever." "But Julie is actually a nice person." "She tips 20%." "She's even nice to old people." "Look, this is my art, Ari." "Why can't you understand that?" "This calendar is something that I've always wanted to do, and it's taken a lot of time and effort." "There is no time for another Miss December." "All right, there's a planning, and a process... and if it's not her, then there is no calendar, and that is a whole year's worth of work gone to waste." "Well, you should've thought of that before you got lazy and chose my friend because you didn't want to look any harder." "Look, just because you've never finished a story does not mean" "I'm sorry, okay?" "Look, just hear me out." "Okay..." "It's gonna be great." "I was planning on taking her back here, on New Year's Eve, when you guys close, and then I'm gonna do the shoot in the diner, with all the decorations." "It's gonna be really cool." "On New Year's Eve?" "Yeah." "Hell no!" "You are gonna be with me and Julie at Bob's party." "I am not going another New Year's Eve with no one to kiss at midnight." "Do you hear me?" "I heard you." "Fine." "No calendar." "I want to see the look on your face when I tell you that you're not welcome at my wedding." "You're also not welcome around my fiancée." "Did he say that?" "I'm saying that, and I really don't care how close you two used to be, because he's not gonna be wasting any more of his valuable time on your childish escapades, and if you so much as call him," "I'm gonna march right back into this diner and grab you by the back of the" "(Screaming) ...on a stretcher, and I know you don't have adequate insurance to pay for your hospital expenses." "Can it be her?" "Ew." "No!" "Really?" "Come on." "Stop it." "Oh... my... god." "He said he's in love with you?" "Aah!" "Oh, my god, I'm so happy for you!" "That's amazing!" "So when do I get to meet this Phil of yours?" "He's gonna be at Bob's party." "Hey!" "All right, Judy." "Julie." "Yeah-- ooh!" "ASSISTANT:" "Keep those on." "Here's the-- here's the scene, all right?" "You just barely made it into this dark warehouse, with the Calendar Girl Killer nipping at your heels." "Right?" "Then you're screaming and running around." "Oh, it's gonna be amazing." "Very intense stuff." "So he just starts slashing and stabbing at you, trying to get to you." "Keeps missing you by a hair." "Just a hair!" "And he catches the back of your blouse, right?" "And then your top flies off." "Terrifying." "So you get away, right?" "Then he's still stabbing at you." "Then this time, he hooks onto your belt." "That pops off." "Next thing you know, your skirt just falls away." "On the ground." "Huh?" "Huh?" "This is gonna be amazing!" "I know, right?" "That's what I was saying!" "That's what he was saying." "So you guys pick out something-- something that really works the body, and then I'll make sure we get shots of everything she tries on." "You do that." "Come back to me." "The photos." "Give me 10 minutes with the photos and we'll figure it out, all right?" "All right, you girls." "We'll see you guys soon." "Okay." "Right this way." "I like... this one." "Now, it shows a little muff, but it's tasteful muff." "Ooh!" "Ooh!" "There you go!" "Yeah." "♪ Another year, drawing' near ♪" "♪ And there's so much work to do ♪" "♪ But I can't stop myself from hanging out with you ♪" "♪ So please" "♪ Won't you tell me it's for sure ♪" "♪ 'Cause I'm standing at your door ♪" "I was" " I was particularly attracted to parts of you." "Oh..." "Okay." "Yo, yo, yo!" "Welcome, welcome, welcome to the eighth annual" "Bob Murphy/Aramingo Diner sponsored New Year's Eve fiesta!" "Who's hungry?" "(All cheering)" "Jules, how many of those have you had?" "I don't know, like... three?" "Last time she had three of those, she ended up getting nailed in the bathroom at some bar in Manayunk." "Just tell everyone, why don't you?" "This is New Year's central, where we're getting ready to go from 2009 to 2010." "We're at 4th and Market, waiting for the Liberty Bell to ring, to signal in the New Year." "Bacon wrapped scallops!" "Let's go to Bob's party." "I could" " Is that what you're gonna wear?" "I'm not going." "What do you mean you're not going?" "It's the rager of the year!" "We promised Bob we were gonna go." "Just throw something on." "I stopped by the diner." "What'd you say?" "I told her that she's not welcome at the wedding, and she's not to speak to you anymore." "And..." "And I shouldn't have done it." "Come here." "Come here, come on." "Relax, relax." "It's okay." "Just get dressed." "We'll go to the party." "We'll talk to Ari, you and me." "We'll sort it out, okay?" "It's gonna be all right." "No, I'm not going to do that." "So you're not sorry." "What do you think gives you the right to tell my friend what she can or can't do?" "Because I'm going to be your wife." "I'll be back before midnight." "We'll sort it out then." "Fancy." "Hey!" "Byron!" "What?" "Did you open up a new bed  breakfast or something?" "This is nice." "No, Byron, this is my house." "Remember, you helped me move in." "And you've been here the last eight years of parties." "I don't remember." "Hey!" "Hey, man!" "It's good to see you." "Some people came around and arrested me, said I killed a guy." "I guess I didn't, though, because they let me out." "My time in jail was nice, though." "I'm a Latin king now." "See you later, Bobbo." "Where can I get a fucking cup of coffee in this place?" "You were right." "I will never doubt you again." "I'm having a blast." "Yeah?" "I'm getting another drink." "Ari?" "Anything?" "No, thank you." "Someone has to be the responsible one." "I'm getting four of these in you, and seeing what happens." "Okay." "All right." "All right." "Okay." "Ari, I really like him." "Yeah." "He's something else." "Chris!" "Hello, Julie." "Did you miss me yet?" "You know there's a lot of red cups in this room?" "I'd noticed." "A lot" " Oh!" "Hey." "Chris?" "How you doing?" "Never better." "Step outside?" "I thought you only smoked for the breaks." "I'm at my boss's house." "I have to keep up appearances." "I'll pass." "Sure." "Keep an eye on her." "Make sure she doesn't disappear with Leonard." "Hey!" "Cheers!" "Francis told me she stopped in the diner." "Yeah, whatever." "It's fine." "I don't know what she said, but just ignore it, because she's getting all "bridezilla" on me really early." "No, seriously, it's no big deal." "It's cool." "I don't think I've ever seen you so content." "First time for everything." "He seems like a lot of fun." "But the real question is how does his karaoke game match up to mine?" "I haven't found out yet." "Well, that could be a deal breaker, and you know it." "Seriously, though." "Looks like he's got his act together." "Yeah." "He's a work in progress." "Nobody's perfect." "Everyone has their regrets, their demons, their skeletons in the closet." "Except for maybe you," "Mr. Squeaky Clean Lawyerman." "Believe it or not, I do have my fair share of regrets." "Regrets my ass." "You have a house, a car, a job that doesn't leave you reeking of pork fat at the end of every shift." "I guess you make a point." "They're only regrets if you know you'll never get a second chance." "What if there is a second chance?" "Then you take it." "Phil's waiting for you." "Great party, Bob." "The pigs in a blanket are on point as always." "You okay?" "Yeah, I'm fine." "I was just seeing Chris out." "I was gonna go inside." "No... you don't wanna do that." "Leonard just started his Vegas story." "Oh, god..." "So the dealer points at me as says," ""These $2 bills are counterfeit."" "Which causes me to say, "No, ma'am," "I suggest you look a little bit closer at the watermark."" "She does this, and clearly sees that these are obviously..." "Julie!" "Julie, wake up." "Aw, jeez." "She's all passed out, huh?" "you gotta pour fucking piping hot cup of coffee" "Know what?" "I'm gonna hit up a utility closet and get a funnel and we're gonna tag-team this problem." "Jesus fuckin' Christ." "Plus, Ari, I came out here to have a cigarette with you." "You don't smoke." "Neither do you." "We got 20 minutes to New Years, and time is running out." "If there's something on your list you wanna get done in this year, you got, well, now about 19 minutes to do it." "It's the time of the year when everybody..." "What are you doing?" "I'm leaving." "Thank you." "20 minutes." "20 minutes till the end of good ol' two-zero-zero-niner." "You know what that means, don't you?" "You're done third shift." "Year's not over yet, Bob." "I might not make it." "I'm sorry." "I'm sorry I had to put you through all that." "It's just that, I worry about you." "No shit." "Yes shit." "Wasn't that bad of a month, actually." "Got some good material." "What do you mean by "material"?" "Shit to write about." "Oh!" "Yeah." "I think I found an ending that I like." "Ari Anderson, are you breaking up with me on my front doorstep?" "Can't be a waitress forever, Bobbo." "No." "I wouldn't want that either." "Come here." "I won't tell anyone." "Get over!" "I'm proud of you." "I don't like her." "And what I like even less is you being at her beck and call." "She's a lousy friend." "She's a burden, and how do you think that looks for you to be bailing her out of jail when you work for the District Attorney?" "I'm proud of you." "I gotta go to Dollar Land and get more dogs." "I gotta keep the people happy." "Hold that." "Happy New Year!" "Happy New Year." "Now, after 71 agonizing days..." "You remember this?" "Family?" "A house?" "Marriage?" "You promised me I was the only one." "Don't ruin this for me." "For us." "♪" "(Phone vibrating)" "That's her." "It could be an emergency" "It's always an emergency." "(Phone vibrating)" "Take whatever you want, except for the rug." "That was my dad's." "How do you feel about third chances?" "Phil's the Calendar Kill Girl!" "He killed Jon and Byron and, like, a dozen other people!" "Oh, my God, it is an emergency." "He's gonna kill Julie next!" "I'm on my way to the diner." "Ari, just stay at the party, okay?" "Don't do anything stupid." "Just call the police." "MAN:" "Philadelphia Police." "Someone's about to get killed at the Aramingo Diner." "Send police right now!" "The Armadillo Diner?" "The Aramingo Diner!" "Wait, start from the beginning." "Just fucking do it, asshole!" "♪" "(Tires screeching)" "Julie." "Julie!" "Aahh!" "Chris." "Glad you could make it." "You know, I normally don't like to wait until the last minute on these things, but... you gotta love the tension!" "I mean, it's all about the thrill of the game." "The cops will be here any minute." "Thanks for the update!" "I'd better get to work." "(Watch beeping)" "What was that?" "Happy New Year." "That's not possible." "I didn't finish it!" "It's not done!" "Yeah, well... might as well get a jump on January, right?" "No!" "You lied to me!" "There's my girl." "Trust is the most important part in a relationship." "I thought this is what you liked about me." "I told you to stop, and you agreed." "Oh, come on, Ari, don't fool yourself." "If you really wanted the Calendar Girl Killer caught, you'd have turned me in a long time ago, but you didn't." "I kept going for you." "It was all for you." "That's not what I want anymore." "Well, then I want what you want." "I just want to make you happy." "I want you." "We can't always get what we want." "Aah!" "Chris!" "Oh, don't look at me like that." "This is my art, Ari, and I'm very good at it." "Aaahh!" "♪" "Give me another chance." "Are you okay?" "I'll live..." "I assume." "I can't believe I got you into this." "I can." "No more, okay?" "No more trouble, no more bullshit." "Ari..." "I've had all that." "And it's just really fucking boring." "Happy New Year." "♪" "ARI:" "Dear Phil, I know you were really bummed out about not finishing your calendar, so here's a photo we all thought was perfect for December." "I know it's not exactly what you had in mind, but it'll have to do." "So guess who got published." "Oh, I'm done." "This is terrible." "You are such a better writer than this." "Well, the tweens love it, and the publisher wants three more, so I guess you can suck it, cripple." "When have I ever screamed like a girl?" "Get out of my house." "Go." "Take your book with you." "I think you'd like it." "The critics say it's brooding." "Anyway, I just wanted to tell you that even though things didn't exactly work out between us," "I think that I'm really a better person for having met you." "It's almost like you've given me a second chance to get it right, and everyone deserves to get a second chance." "Except for serial killers, of course, because you're up for lethal injection in three months, in case you didn't hear." "Hope you're well." "Ari." "♪ Time again my words betray" "♪ The simple things I wish to say to you ♪" "♪" "♪ I won't run when you call me" "♪ But it seems like every single night that I bail you out ♪" "♪ Yes, I dig you out" "♪ I said, "Oh, you're bound just a little too tight" ♪" "♪ We were bonded together" "♪ In what seems like a lifetime ago ♪" "♪ Now the game has changed" "♪ But you're still the same" "♪ And I don't know which way to go ♪" "♪ Here I am" "♪ Made of stone" "♪ A tin man, I'm stronger on my own ♪" "♪ Time again, my words betray" "♪ The simple things I wish to say to you ♪" "♪ Oh, time again, my words betray ♪" "♪ The simple thing I wish to say to you ♪" "♪" "♪ We were bonded together" "♪ Though it seems like a lifetime ago ♪" "♪ Now the game has changed" "♪ But you're still the same" "♪ And I don't know which way to go ♪" "♪ Here I am" "♪ Made of stone" "♪ A tin man, I'm stronger on my own ♪" "♪ Time again, my words betray" "♪ The simple things I wish to say to you ♪" "♪ Oh, time again, my words betray ♪" "♪ The simple thing I wish to say to you ♪" "♪ Time again, my words betray" "♪ What I want to say to you" "♪" "♪ Whoa, time again, my words betray ♪" "♪ The simple things I wish to say to you ♪" "♪ Time again" "♪ All these things I want to say to you ♪" "♪ Yeah"