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[Feelin' alright playing]
♪
♪ Seems I got to have a change of scene ♪
♪ every night I have the strangest dreams ♪
♪ imprisoned by the way it could have been and ♪
♪ left here on my own or so it seems ♪
♪ I got to leave before I start to scream ♪
♪ but someone locked the door and took the key ♪
♪ you feelin' all right ♪ oh, oh
♪ I'm not feelin' too good myself ♪
♪ oh, oh
♪ yes, sir, you feelin' all right ♪
♪ oh, oh
♪ I'm not feelin' that good myself ♪
♪ oh, oh
♪
Eileen, check it out.
Ten outer critics circle nominations!
Hit List got 11.
[Knocking at door]
Ivy, it's time for the curtain call.
I'll be right out.
♪ I must keep trying, you're feelin' all right ♪
♪ oh, oh
♪ I'm not feelin' too good myself ♪
[Cheers and applause] ♪ oh, oh
♪ oh, no you're feelin' all right ♪
♪ oh, oh
♪ I'm not feelin' too good
[cheers and applause] Daisy! Daisy!
[Laughter] She's sensational, Derek.
I don't know how you find them.
Yeah, just really lucky, I guess.
The outer critics circle are a bunch of sadists.
They don't call you to tell you if you've won.
You have to keep refreshing their website to find out.
Yeah, well, checking your phone every 15 seconds
isn't gonna help. [Scoffs]
Without this win, I might not get a Tony nomination.
Without a Tony nomination,
I might never get to direct again,
and if I don't get to direct again, then the whole...
Tom, we have a real chance here.
Are you ready to go back in?
There's Tony voters in there.
They need to see we support the competition.
All three acts of it. All righty.
They who desire me to be dumb on the subject of slavery...
- [Sighs] - Unless I will open my mouth
in its defense, ask me to give the lie to my professions,
degrade my memory, and disdain my soul.
I will not be a liar, a poltroon, or a hypocrite
[whispering] Sorry.
To accommodate any party, to gratify any sect,
to escape any odium or peril,
to save any interest, to preserve any institution,
or to promote any object.
[Whispering] Wh... what are you doing?
[Whispering] My phone, I dropped it.
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
I just... [grunts]
[Gasps]
Oh, my God, I won. [Laughs]
Are you kidding me?
Haven't you ever been to a theater before?
Not only have I been there, I just won a major award for it:
Best director.
Patrick Dillon?
It's okay, guys, you can talk about it, it's only one award.
- Karen shouldn't have won. - [Sighs]
Guess all that trash talking she did about me paid off.
[Chuckles] Yeah, but hey, awards are not important, right?
You're only saying that because you just won one,
and for a tiny role.
- Ouch. - I'm... I'm so sorry.
- Oh, no, it's... - I don't know
what's gotten into me.
I haven't been feeling well lately.
You just need some food.
No, uh, why don't you guys go ahead without me.
- I'ml'm not hungry, I'm sorry. - No...
She's been like this all week.
She almost missed the curtain call today.
She fell asleep in her dressing room
during intermission last night.
Seems like old times?
Hey, you guys, she wouldn't relapse
just 'cause of everything that's going on now.
I don't know. She Black-Swaned once before,
and that was only Boston. This is Broadway.
Congratulations, Tom. That was a good win.
Well, I tied with Derek for hit lis but still.
There's hope for us yet.
- Did you see who that was? - Of course.
I've had a crush on him for forever.
Think the rumors are true? No one knows,
but if you ask me, he's the reason
they came up with the term "glass closet."
I love his movies.
His Long day's journey Into night last season,
not so much.
Well, he won a Tony for it,
so he's on the nominating committee this year.
Not a good person to piss off. You're joking, right?
Uh oh.Bombshell only got two awards.
You for director and Julia for book.
Hit List took the rest.
You better hope he doesn't hold a grudge.
Only winners get to go
to the outer critics circle luncheon,
but since we practically swept the awards,
we have the whole table.
What's this?
Tony nominations. They're announced next Tuesday.
These are mock-ups from what we're expecting.
You sure Daisy's photo's big enough?
It's sufficient, yes.
Why isn't Kyle on here for best book?
It's not a nomination we're expecting.
He did a great job,
but Julia Houston won the OCC.
Everybody knows she's a lock for the Tony.
Our show is basically sung through.
So were rent and passing strange and they won.
[Sighs] Look...
He's just not getting any traction out there.
But not to worry... we are right in line for best musical.
[Knocking at door]
- Yeah? - This just came for you.
Thanks.
Okay, okay, forget it.
I'll... I'll campaign for him myself.
I'll take out an ad. We got a couple days left.
Oh, you two are worrying about the wrong thing.
This could ruin us. What? What is it?
It's from Ana Vargas's lawyer.
She's filing a wrongful termination suit
against Derek Wills and Jerry Rand productions.
What? Why?
"Derek promised the diva role to Daisy Parker
if she slept with him."
Is that true?
You knew about this.
Wow, thanks for telling me.
- Jimmy... - Great.
Wait, I... Hold on a second.
If this girl blows up my show during nomination week,
Derek... I'll take care of it.
You better.
[Door opening and closing]
Karen.
You need to tell Ana to back off.
- No, I don't. - Well, at least tell her
that she's gonna destroy her own career as well as mine
if she doesn't stop this. Well, maybe some things
are more important than a career,
- like self-respect. - Yeah, maybe.
Look, Ana is a talented girl.
If she's patient, things will pick up for her.
It's too late, Derek. It's all coming down on you now.
[Phone buzzing]
Yeah.
Derek, I was hoping we could meet.
I-I left you a few messages, but...
Look, Ivy, not now.
- I need to talk to you about... - Ivy, not now, okay?
I'm sorry.
[Door opens and closes]
I know it's a big decision, but meanwhile,
I want to keep taking your prenatals, just to be safe.
Thanks, Dr. Holland.
You'll let me know what you decide?
Hit it.
[Upbeat jazz music]
♪ One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ♪
♪ one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ♪
♪ one, two, three, four, five, six ♪
♪ one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ♪
♪ one, two, three, four, five, six ♪
♪ one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ♪
♪ five, six, seven, eight!
I'm sorry to ****
My divorce was a horror show.
If you want my lawyer, I'll give her your number.
She's a pit bull.
Ugh, Eileen, we have lost so much for this show.
Do you ever wonder if it's worth it?
Every day.
I lost my house, I lost my money,
I lost Nick.
[Door opens]
Hello.
I thought you'd like to know,
I fixed the situation with Patrick Dillon.
[Clears throat] I found out where he lives
and sent over a very nice bottle of wine
and a lovely little apology note.
Oh, Tom. You have to cancel that order.
What are you talking about?
There are strict rules about giving gifts
to members of the nominating committee.
Thisthis wasn't a gift. It was a bottle of wine,
a petite syrah, at that. In some circles,
they don't consider that a gift at all.
Let's hope he sees it that way.
He could use it to sanction you or, worse still,
disqualify you from the awards.
Well, um, maybe I can try and cancel the order.
Yes, I hope it's not too late.
[Door thuds] Ah.
[Sighs]
You need to leave the show.
Health issue, family emergency, I don't care what.
Bow out now, Ana gets her role back,
and this doesn't have to get any uglier.
[Chuckles]
Oh. Oh, you feel good about yourself?
About how you got this job?
- How did you get this job? - I worked my ass off.
I found the composer, and I created the role,
and I didn't sleep with the director
and then blackmail him.
No, you did everything but sleep with him.
You played the game too. Look, Karen,
unlike you, I have been trying to get here for ten years.
Ten years of lost roles, endless showcases,
teaching pilates, all the while knowing
I was just as good if not better than everyone around me.
After two years of that, let alone ten, you stop caring
about being a good person. You do what it takes.
You know who else has been here a long time,
paying her dues? Ana.
And now she's completely screwed.
She can't even get a real audition.
I'm sorry about that.
I am, but that's not my fault, it's Derek's.
All I did was say yes.
And that was your choice.
You can choose another one, the right one.
I won an award today. I'm not leaving.
Yeah. [Coughs]
Uh, k-Karen totally deserved her win today.
We're... we're very lucky to have her.
Leaving Bombshell and taking a risk with your show
was a good move, it seems.
Yeah. Yeah, I'd say so.
I mean, with Bombshell, she was just imitating an icon,
and here she actually, you know, created a real character.
"Imitating an icon."
Is that what you think Ivy Lynn is doing?
Well, I mean, I'm just saying
that a lot of actresses have played Marilyn,
and Karen is the first Amanda.
Hey, can we get back to talking about Kyle?
Karen! We were just talking about you.
Hey, hi.
Yeah, and Kyle... Kyle, uh... [laughs]
I asked you to do this interview so that people would know
that Hit List wouldn't exist without him.
Oh, what about Julia Houston? How does she fit in all this?
I'm so... I'm sorry, what do you mean?
There's a lot of talk about how close she and Kyle were.
People are assuming she did a lot of work on this show.
- Excuse me? - Oh, let me clear this up,
if that's okay.
Hit List is Kyle's vision.
It all started with him.
It's the statement he left to the world.
And Julia's a friend of mine, she's a friend to our show,
we love her, but whatever you're hearing,
it just... it isn't true.
Off the record, someone should tell her
to stop speaking about Kyle so much.
It's giving the wrong impression.
- Oh, we will. We... - Thanks for your time.
- Thanks. - Certainly will.
I cannot believe t she is sabotaging our show.
Jimmy, she's not. You're so wound up.
She loved Kyle, that's why she's talking about him.
Besides, she had her own dramaturge on Bombshell,
this guy Peter Gilman.
She's sensitive to keeping a script doctor
behind the scenes.
Hmm.
Hello.
What are you doing?
That's a delivery for Mr. Dillon.
Yes, I'm the one who sent it.
That's... that's my name on the card.
There's been a mistake. I need to take it back.
He's on his way down right now to get it.
You can explain it to him yourself.
That won't be necessary.
- Do I need to call the police? - Oh. No.
[Paper tears]
Chintzy. Hey, man, what's going on?
It's nothing.
Hi again. Um,
I got you this bottle of wine to apologize...
[Whispering] If I could just... Thank you.
Not knowing that was against the rules.
So I was taking it back,
and I was hoping that you wouldn't even know about it.
A petite syrah, that's your apology?
[Chuckles] Um...
What are you doing?
Just let me take it back, and we'll forget the whole thing.
- No, let go. - No.
- You're... - This is insane.
Please let go of the bottle. Please let go of...
- [Grunts] You... just... - You're very strong.
- Stop it! I know I'm strong. - Please let go of the bottle!
You don't understand! Gimme it!
Oh... my... God.
Please tell me those are J. crew.
I don't know what's happened to me.
I'm usually so calm and collected.
I... send me... send me the dry cleaning bill.
- I'll pay for it. - Tom!
No, please. Please.
Tom, you've done enough. Now, please, leave me alone.
Enjoy your outer critics circle award,
in case it's the only one you get.
[Sighs]
You got it?
Okay, so why are you really here?
My show lets out before yours, and I wanted to see my friend.
Is there anything wrong with that?
- Hmm. - Ivy!
[Cheering] Ivy, over here!
Hi. [Laughs]
I can't believe Hit List won all those awards.
Your show is so much better.
- Sorry. [Laughs] - It's okay.
[Laughter] Thank you.
Seriously, Sam, what's up?
Listen, if you're having problems, you need to talk to me.
Problems? What problems?
Karen should not have beaten you.
Oh, Hit List is a wonderful show,
and Karen's wonderful in it.
[Laughter] Hi.
Everybody is worried about you.
Worried about me, why?
Did you hear what Karen and Jimmy
- said about you in The Voice? - No, what did they say?
- She doesn't need to hear that. - No, no, no, no, no, no.
Your performance is the furthest thing from an imitation.
An imitation? Is that what Karen said?
Yeah, and that Bombshell isn't original.
Listen, the only reason Hit List even made it
to Broadway is because Kyle Bishop died. [Laughs]
All: [Gasp] - Ivy.
Uh ohh.
♪ Are you really here, or am I dreaming? ♪
♪ I can't tell dreams from truth ♪
♪ for it's been so long
♪ since I have seen you
♪ I can hardly remember your face anymore ♪
♪ when I get really lonely
♪ and the distance causes only silence ♪
♪ then I think
♪ of you smiling
♪ with pride in your eyes
♪ a lover that sighs
♪ if you want me
♪ satisfy me
♪ if you want me
♪ satisfy me
[song ends]
- That was beautiful, Ana. - Thank you.
Thank you for coming in so fast.
Oh, you have no idea how much I needed this call today.
[Laughs]
What's your life like right now?
Can you go on tour?
I am wide open. And I love once.
I'm so honored to be considered.
You were even better than Derek said you were.
Derek Wills?
He recommended you, pushed pretty hard too.
This is why...
You've been acting so nuts.
You're pregnant.
So are we sure that it's Derek's?
Unfortunately, I narrowed it down from a list of one.
When are you telling him?
You're not telling him.
We're not even together.
We didn't plan it, we didn't even want it to happen.
Hey, Ivy, he has a right to know he's a father.
Right now, he's just a guy I slept with.
I'll decide if he's going to be the father.
Sam, do you think I could be a good mom?
You are a great friend, and it usually translates.
I'm just such a mess right now.
And of course, right when my career takes off,
this has to happen. [Sighs]
Classic Ivy. Absolutely worst timing ever.
Listen, Ivy, you have got to discuss this with Derek,
no matter what you decide to do. I know he's not always easy,
but he cares about you.
Why is Ivy here?
She's the last person I wanted to see today.
I know. Thank you.
- What can I get you? - Just water.
I feel like I'm going to be stoned to death.
I know I shouldn't say this,
but I thought Hit List was way overrated too.
I mean, you've seen the comments online.
We're not the only ones.
Hey. What's going on?
Have you seen this?
Ah, if it isn't my two favorite P.R. disasters.
What are you gonna do for an encore today,
burn down table 46?
I guess I've created a backlash against Hit List.
Should I just leave?
No, you have to show your face.
You're here to support Julia, Tom, and the show.
- Patrick Dillon's here. - Are we not good there?
You should know that our encounter with the wine
did not go well.
Stay away from him, Tom. You've done enough damage.
Eileen. Thought you'd be wearing black today.
No, Jerry, I'm saving it for your funeral.
- Hey. - Hey.
You're looking uncommonly radiant.
[Chuckles]
Did you get your hair done, or something?
Don't try to make me feel better, Derek.
I know everybody hates me. Well, I don't.
Look, sorry, I was in the middle of something
when you called yesterday. What did you want to say?
Congratulations.
Really? Sounded more urgent than that.
Can we meet up here tonight after my show?
I just kind of want to talk.
I would love that.
Just six months ago, if you had told me that I would be up here,
I would have called you crazy.
Tom, Eileen, Ivy,
thank you for waiting patiently
while I fixed something that was nearly broken.
I also wanted to take this opportunity
to acknowledge one of my fellow nominees, Kyle Bishop.
I only knew him a short time,
but I was certain that he had great things ahead of him.
So I would like to dedicate this award to his memory.
Thank you. [Applause]
And now, for outstanding direction of a musical,
I'd like to call up our co-winners,
Tom Levitt and Derek Wills.
[Applause]
Thank you.
Okay, this is awkward.
Um, do you want to go first, kind sir?
Um, you first. I'll finish. That seems familiar.
Um, do yo[Laughter]go first, yes, it does. Um, very well.
A great man once said, "to triumph without risk
is to win without glory," and if that's true,
then my journey from safe, traditional Broadway
to the cutting edge of east 4th street is...
Probably the greatest triumph of my professional career.
And I owe nearly all of it
to this extraordinary company of young artists,
so I thank them all, and you. Thank you.
[Applause]
Besides Eileen Rand, my dear friend Julia Houston,
and the amazing Ivy Lynn,
the person I most want to thank today is you, Derek.
I wouldn't be standing here if you hadn't
made that crazy leap and quit Bombshell.
And even though you and I go together
about as well as Lena Dunham and a bra,
uh... [Laughter]
I've learned a tremendous amount
about the art of directing from you.
Since I probably won't get to make another speech
this award season,
I just wanted to acknowledge that debt.
This award shouldn't be half yours.
It's all yours.
[Applause]
- Thank you. - Thank you.
The OCC is very proud to award...
Hey, can I talk to you for a minute?
To Daisy Parker for Hit List.
[Applause]
[Sighs]
- What do you want? - To apologize.
What I said about Kyle and your show was awful.
I wish I could take it back.
Yeah, well, it's all over the place now, so too late.
Play the role of the diva,
and to my phenomenal cast for embracing me...
- Is everything okay over here? - She can't take back
anything she said either, now, can she?
- Excuse me? - You two
are completely messing up Kyle's chance to be recognized.
I've been nothing but gracious.
Oh, you're so gracious, everyone thinks
you wrote the damn show yourself!
Don't you raise your voice to Julia. She's...
No, no, no. I want to know what he means.
You keep talking about how close you were to Kyle.
- People just assume that... - Who? Who, the press?
They will twist anything for a story.
I have done nothing but support your show,
sometimes to the detriment of my own.
I supported Kyle.
You want to know how you can support Kyle?
You tell people that you did not work on Hit List at all!
But that's not true.
Well, the truth doesn't really seem to matter, does it, Tom?
If it did, people would know that
Julia didn't write Bombshell all by herself either.
- What are you talking about? - Karen said
you had a dramaturge too, Peter somebody.
What? No, I said everyone has dramaturges.
Oh, well, then Julia won't mind
if I start talking about it, now, will she?
- Are you threatening me? - No, he doesn't mean it.
Jimmy, shut up.
Julia doesn't need a lecture in theatrical ethics from you.
Derek, I don't need your support,
not after you ripped apart our "safe, traditional" show.
I did not mean that as an insult.
What is the matter with you?
What is going on here?
Please, would you get back to your seats?
We're professionals here. My God.
It was a long and difficult trip from east 4th street.
[Clears throat and sniffs]
What's the matter with him now?
Derek, he's not been feeling well. Besides,
you won't have to deal with him much longer.
What's that supposed to mean?
Ana knows how you tried to buy her off with some role.
She's going public.
Congratulations to all our winners,
and we hope to see you all here next year.
Thank you, enjoy your day. [Applause]
Jimmy? Are you out here?
I know, I know, I was too hard on Julia.
Jimmy, you're sick. You're losing your voice.
No.
Your understudy's going on. You need to rest.
It's the last night for members
of the Tony nominating committee,
and they're gonna see me. [Coughs]
What's the matter?
You afraid they might like him better?
Oh, come on... I'm not leaving this theater, Karen, all right?
Okay. Then don't.
- What's that? - A ticket.
You're gonna sit and watch what you and Kyle created.
♪ You can't see the hook ♪
♪ We can't sell the look ♪
♪ I hear it every day
♪ you won't be a star if you're who you are ♪
♪ so I just fade away
♪ make me someone new
♪ tell me what I do
♪ to rewrite this story
♪
[Upbeat Broadway music and applause]
♪
I gotta get out of here.
- Where are you going? - Out of town.
Tonight? What about nominations?
My life has to be about more than this show.
[Music and singing in background]
♪
[Sighs]
Hello again.
Our publicist told me you were here, so...
Well, I'm on the committee. I had to see the show.
I know I'm breaking probably every rule, but have to ask,
what'd you think?
Well, you know what they say about Tony voting?
First, you vote for yourself. No show this year.
Then you vote against your enemies.
You, yesterday.
But then you vote with your heart,
which is what I'm doing tonight.
I don't know how much support you have out there,
but you have mine.
Thank you for being honest.
Patrick Dillon, you gave me more than a fair shot.
You're very talented,
but when I saw how gracious you were to Derek,
I thought, "you deserve it."
- I'm sure I'll see you around. - Okay.
[Sighs]
Glass closet, my ass. That door is wide open.
Thank you.
Thanks for coming. Thank you.
Hi. Who can I make it to?
Jimmy.
- [Laughs] Hey, stupid. - [Laughs]
What'd you think?
Uh, well, it was incredible.
[Chuckles] You were on fire out there.
It's fun.
I felt Kyle.
It was like... I don't know, it was like he was there.
He is.
People know his name, Jimmy.
Awards or not, they'll remember him.
- Yeah. - Hi.
Hi. Am I interrupting something?
- No. - What are you doing here?
I was thinking about what you said today,
and I wanted you to know that I'm not gonna lie.
Not about what I did for Kyle on Hit List,
and not about what Peter did for me on Bombshell.
Artists shouldn't feel ashamed about helping each other.
It shouldn't always be a competition.
You're right.
Well, you helped both of us, so I'm sorry.
Good luck with the nominations.
You too.
[Sighs] Thanks.
Karen.
- Hey. Ana, are you okay? - I need your help.
Okay.
[Bar music and laughter]
♪
Derek.
Oh, God. Let me guess.
You've come to tell me that I'm gonna pay for what I did.
No, I'm here to tell you that you're gonna get away with it.
I had my lawyer rescind the letter.
I'm gonna take the tour.
Okay.
I'm sorry how everything worked out.
That's the thing, I don't think you are.
Otherwise, you wouldn't keep doing this again and again.
You know, the only way you would have stopped
is if I would have exposed you for who you really are,
and that's what's really hard for me to live with.
Yeah, well, it's hard for me to live with too.
I'm sure you'll be just fine. You've had a lot of practice.
Come on, let's go.
Oh, great. [Sighs]
What, are you up next, are you?
Come on, then. Start kicking.
I came to tell you something important,
but I'm actually glad they got to you first.
What have I done now?
Uh, Ivy, no, wait. Listen, let me explain.
I've heard enough.
You've never done the right thing, Derek,
and you never will.
We did everything possible to blow these nominations.
I take solace in that.
We didn't go halfway, it's true.
[Knocking at door]
It's open! Hurry up, it's coming on.
I brought scones.
And scotch, in case things go badly.
I don't even know why I'm watching these.
I'd understand if you didn't.
[Sighs] No, I'm pulling for the show,
and for you.
[Knocking at door]
Can you get that?
Oh, hi.
I was hoping you guys wouldn't mind some company.
Oh, no, of course. Come in.
- Oh. - Oh, my God, they're on!
- I'm gonna make it big. - Here.
- Hey. - Okay.
And the nominees for best performance
by an actress in a featured role in a musical are...
- Leigh Conroy, Bombshell. - Oh, yay!
Ivy Lynn, Liaisons.
What? What, we were open like five minutes!
- [Laughs] - Oh, my God!
Anika Noni Rose, Imitation of Life.
[Phone ringing] Of course, that's her.
She probably wants me to withdraw.
Hi, mom. Congratulations!
And Daisy Parker, Hit List.
- What? - Oh, come on!
Of course. Just the icing on the cake.
No, this is not over. I'm getting you that part back.
She's not gonna be here. She's gonna be on tour.
The nominees for best choreography are...
Casey Nicholaw, The gathering storm;
Susan Stroman, Imitation of Life;
Derek Wills, Bombshell; And Derek Wills, Hit List.
And the nominees for best book of a musical are...
Kyle Bishop...
- Oh, my God! - [Gasps]
- Hit List. - We did it.
[Laughter] Harvey Fierstein...
- He did it. [Laughs] - The gathering storm.
Julia Houston, Bombshell.
[Laughs]
- [Squeals] - David Lindsay-Abaire,
The last good year.
And Tony fact,
Kyle Bishop is the youngest person
ever nominated for this award.
- Original score's next. - Oh, boy.
The nominees for best original score,
music and/or lyrics written for the theater, are..
Bombshell, music by Tom Levitt,
- [laughter] Lyrics by Julia Houston. - We're racking 'em up.
Hit List,music and lyrics by Jimmy Collins.
So is Hit List.
Imitation of life, music by Jeanine Tesori...
- What's next? - Lyrics by Tony Kushner.
Both: Director. - Oh, no.
And the nominees for best direction of a musical are...
Rob Ashford, The gathering storm...
It's not gonna happen, you know it.
We can't hear if you're talking.
- Tom Levitt, Bombshell. - [Gasps]
- [Laughs] - Diane Paulus, Oliver!
And Derek Wills, Hit List.
And on a historical note, Derek Wills is only
the second person in Tony history
to be nominated for three awards in the same year.
The first one was Bob Fosse.
That is impressive.
- Wow. - Whoa.
Now, the nominees for best performance
by an actress in a leading role in a musical.
Kate Baldwin, Seesaw,
Karen Cartwright, Hit List. [Squeals and laughs]
- Oh! - Oh, my God!
You are nominated for a Tony!
You are nominated for a Tony! I know! [Screams]
Sutton Foster, Oliver!
And Audra McDonald, House of flowers.
It didn't... It didn't happen.
Wait, that was four, there's five.
- It's alphabetical. - That's it, I didn't get it.
Oh, God, I didn't get it.
- [Indistinct mumbling] - What?
- Wait. - Whoops, I skipped one.
Ivy Lynn for Bombshell.
Sorry to give you a heart attack, Ivy. [Laughter]
[Phone ringing]
- Agnes. - 12 nominations, Eileen,
including one for best musical. We're back in the game.
Wonderful! How many for Hit List?
13, but that doesn't mean anything.
That's just one more than us.
Well, it'll be the only one they get.
[Tapping] Oh, can I call you back?
Sorry you came all this way, Ms. Rand.
- Nick Felder's no longer here. - What do you mean?
He was released three weeks ago.
He's out?
[Sighs]
Well, I'm gonna go in the other room and...
Eavesdrop. [Chuckles]
Hey, what you did for me last night...
That's okay. You already thanked me.
No, no, that's not what I'm trying to do.
I owe you an explanation.
I know that I pushed you away after Kyle died.
I know.
And I think maybe you think that it was because
that I was mad about you and Derek, but I wasn't.
I just was afraid to let someone else get close to me.
And so I just thought it better to let you go.
I'm sorry.
Uh, you know, seeing the show last night
did something else too.
It made me realize it could live on without me.
- What do you mean? - I mean that it was still great
even with my understudy,
and it would be great without you too.
The show stands for itself. Mmhmm.
Are you going somewhere?
[Laughs]
No, no, I just...
Just thinking about the future.
Kind of nice knowing that you're leaving something behind,
no matter what.
Thank you so much. Have a good one.
[Phone ringing]
It's Frank.
[Phone ringing]
Maybe he's come around about mediation.
[Phone ringing]
Hello?
- I can't believe you did this. - Did what?
Hire Eileen Rand's attorney.
Look, I was angry the other day,
but I was still considering my options.
This makes things so much easier.
- No, no, Frank, I was just... - Declaring war?
You're the one who had the affair.
It happened. Julia, this isn't a no-fault divorce.
It is your fault, and you are gonna pay for it,
and I am gonna take you for everything you're worth!
Three nominations today.
You are the hottest director on Broadway.
- Mm. - What a year of vindication
for you for those allegations last fall.
Anything you want to say?
Well, as my good friend Ronnie Moore always says,
the work is the only thing that matters.
Doesn't matter if it's Broadway or a black box at the Fringe.
If you stick to that rule, you'll probably be okay.
Well, I guess we were all wrong about you.
Mm.
What is it?
Uh...
Actually, you weren't.
Uh, I promised Daisy Parker
the role of the diva in Hit List
if she would sleep with me.
She made good, and so did I.
Ana Vargas was collateral damage.
And wrongfully terminated.
I'm sorry.
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