Hey, guys!
Four days till vacation week.
Where are we all going?
Nowhere. We don't get next week off.
We gotta load out the sets,
take 'em to storage.
Then at night, I gotta drive around Newark
lookin' for my runaway daughter.
Ah...
Oh, what happened to your hand?
Oh, I was trying out my spray tan
for my trip to St. Bartleby's next week.
Oh, miss Lemon,
how could you do that to your beautiful hands?
With your flat, manly milking thumbs
and your long, graceful knuckle hair...
Thank you, Kenneth. Ah-choo!
Are you sick?
'Cause I am not getting sick before my trip.
The place I go to has private beaches,
soft serve ice cream machines,
and, after the French custom,
people wear dark socks to the beach.
It's the one thing I do for myself every year,
and I am going.
Look, I even bought a new swimsuit.
What is that?
It's called a tankoort, Cerie.
You may have seen it in US Weekly,
being worn by dame Judi Dench...'S mother.
Ah-choo!
Kenneth...
Don't worry, miss Lemon. I never get sick.
I have the constitution of an ox.
Oh, no. I must have ox fever!
When did I walk barefoot near an ox?
You have the flu. Go home.
You are not ruining my vacation!
Liz, wait.
Did you get that swim... Thing for your vacation?
Yeah. You know it's canceled, right?
No! What? What are you talking about?
The hotel was overbooked. I texted you.
No, you... no, you didn't.
Oh, I forgot to hit send.
Just hold on a second.
There ya go.
Ah...
I got a great reservation
to celebrate our first real date.
Now, have you ever had Sushi?
I once had a very undercooked fish sandwich
at a parade.
I guess that counts.
Oh, no, but...
I can only stay for five minutes.
I have to go back to work.
I thought today was your day off.
I have another patient on my off days.
He's a sweet old man with advanced dementia.
Totally disconnected from reality
well, that reminds me. I owe Lou dobbs a call.
Elisa, are you telling me that you work
seven days a week?
Yes, I have two jobs.
That's what regular people do, you know?
Especially those
whose grandmothers are addicted to online poker.
Don't let that keep us apart.
When are you back with my mother?
I'll cook you dinner. Jack...
Your house is my workplace.
Plus, Colleen doesn't seem to like that we're together.
I hope you know she acts like that
because she hates every woman I like.
It's not because you're a...
I'm sorry, what do you call yourself?
A puerto rican.
No, I know you can say that, but what do I call you?
A puerto rican.
Wow. That does not sound right.
♪ ♪
Oh, miss Lemon.
Mr. Donaghy wants to see you in the green room.
Kenneth, why are you still here?
Oh, don't worry about me. I'm a-oh-boy.
I should be going to the Caribbean.
Instead, I'm stuck here with you
and a bunch of guys named Sully.
Miss Lemon?
Sully! Brett favre, right?
Jack, I need to ask you to drop your pants.
That's it.
Have a sucker.
Lemon, there you are.
Leo's giving out flu shots.
Not my favorite part
of the medical profession.
My favorite part is attending executions.
Can I ask you a question as a woman?
You may, Jack.
Are you going to alter your voice or dress up in any way?
Liz. Ah. Sorry.
I don't know what to do about Elisa.
She works all the time.
You know she's second generation puerto rican.
Jack, you can't call her that!
That's what I thought.
With work and everything,
it's just turning out to be complicated.
You said the same thing about C.C.
Count yourself lucky you're getting one of these.
He only has five left.
Lemon, I need you to tell me
who on your staff is important enough to get one.
Hold on. You're rationing health care?
That's not okay.
Yes, Lemon.
Important people get better health care.
They also get better restaurant reservations,
bigger seats in planes.
A more refined class of prostitute.
For me, it's really about the companionship.
Like it or not, you're one of us now,
one of the elite. No, I'm not.
I am from white haven, P.A.
My grandfather dug out the white haven quarry,
and my other grandfather filled it back in
with the sludge from the eraser factory.
I am still way more like those people than you.
And I don't want anything they don't get.
Lemon, you don't wanna get sick.
It's not about that. It's about fairness.
I don't want the shot.
When is modern science gonna find a cure
for a woman's mouth?
Jack! What are you doing here?
Making this work.
Look, I brought some dinner and monopoly.
We can have a fun, low-key night...
Unless I lose.
That is sweet. But very inappropriate.
Get in before somebody sees you.
The agency would fire me if they knew I was having guests!
Well... who's going to tell them? Him?
Hey, it's me, Matlock.
I need your help.
Okay, very funny, Jack.
Elisa...
You work so hard.
Don't you think you deserve some time for yourself?
Of course I do.
I've been living in New York for 15 years,
and I've never seen a Broadway play
or been in a restaurant that didn't have a TV in it
or had a romantic dinner with a man in a suit.
Ay...
Okay, you can stay.
But it's not all gonna be fun and games.
Mr. Templeton's foot is still healing.
Of course... you do your job, and I'll just...
What is wrong with it?
Is that a beak?
Yes! No.
Yes! Liz...
Tracy says kauai is more beautiful than Maui
and keeps shouting when I try to give my opinion,
which is that... blah-blah-blah!
Blah-blah-blah! Kauai is too rustic.
Maui is the wind-surfing capital of the world! Blah-blah-blah!
Guys, come on, we have to shoot these promos.
Oh, my god, Jack gave you two flu shots?
He said it was a flu shot.
But know it's really a truth serum.
It's not a truth serum.
Them why am I telling you you look like tootsie today?
You two should be ashamed of yourselves.
The crew is on death's door,
and you're arguing about Hawaii?
If I were you,
I'd be doing something special to thank them.
That would make us look pretty great.
Yeah.
Kenneth, I'm considering giving you
one of the remaining flu shots.
No need, sir.
It would be an honor to die at my post
and be given the traditional burial of a Parcell man...
Wrapped in a confederate flag, fried, and fed to dogs.
Are you ready for your shot?
Never.
Two-tiered health care is a crime.
You know, in Cuba, everybody gets equal health care.
What a surprise... you've seen the Michael Moore movie.
Think again, Jack.
I saw the trailer when I went to see Alvin and the chipmunks.
But this flu shot rationing is Baloney.
If my crew can't get a shot, I'm not getting a shot.
Hey, you tell him, Liz!
God bless you... crewman.
We gotta fight the power.
Yeah! Oh, boy.
Fight the powers that be!
Yeah! Yeah!
That's right!
Just makes me wanna shoop!
Shoop, shoop, shoop, shoop!
Mr. Jordan, miss Moroney, you wanted to see me?
Kenneth, Tracy and I wanna do something for the crew...
You know, to thank them for being sick.
We didn't know what to get them.
But then I had a brainstorm!
It was a bad one.
Jenna had to put my tongue guard in.
But after he stabilized,
we decided we'd get them all hot soup.
So... go do that.
Oh. All the other pages have gone home sick.
I can't make any runs right now.
Maybe... the two of you could go get the soup?
I don't understand.
Well, I'm saying you could get your wallet... my what?
And go downstairs to the basement... no!
Then you go to the soup place and bring the soup back up here.
With what, my arms?
Make sure to take your ids with you.
That'd be the worst part!
Wait. Tracy, we have to do this.
Without the crew,
we'd just be two amazing people succeeding in a vacuum.
Come on, do it for them.
Yeah. For the crew.
'Cause it's their birthday.
I had a wonderful time last night.
Yeah, I did too.
Are you with Mr. Templeton now?
How I envy him.
I wish you would exercise my muscles
so they don't atrophy.
Well, are you coming over tonight?
We can finish our game of monopoly.
Of course I am.
I'm just gonna be a little late.
I have tickets to a special charity performance
of the lion King.
I wish I could convince you to go with me.
You know I can't, Jack. Are you kidding me?
I'd love to go out,
get all dressed up,
tip Maitre D's and be all like...
"Thank you, Roger. This table was super-duper."
I live in the big apple,
but I spend all my time with the big vegetable.
Oh! Why can't I have fun like an upper middle class person?
Why can't you?
You sound just like Lemon.
Come with me tonight. Bea member of the elite.
♪ Nights like a banquet ♪
♪ give it a try ♪
♪ candlelight caviar ♪
♪ you and I and Templeton ♪
♪ Mr. Templeton ♪
♪ why should he stay at home ♪
♪ just get his medication ♪
♪ he'll go with us ♪
♪ see a show with us ♪
♪ plan such a simple one ♪
♪ Templeton, don't go away ♪
♪ ♪
Hey, Liz. Hey.
Just wanna let you know
we appreciate what you said before.
So in order to thank you, we got you a meat plate.
Thanks, guys!
I am really... Going to eat this.
Enjoy.
Hey, Cerie, what is this text you sent me
supposed to mean?
Your vacation is back on.
Well, how is that any easier... wait.
My vacation's back on?
Yeah. I guess since this flu,
there's been a bunch of cancellations.
I'm so happy the number 4, the letter "u".
Thank you, Banyani.
Thank you, Oscar.
Oh, god, they're all sick!
You're all diseased!
I can't get sick. I can't get sick!
Stay away, sick Lutz!
Miss Lemon... aah!
I have revision pages for you!
Oh, my god, Pete! Thank god it's you!
Liz, what's wrong?
Ah-choo!
Ugh!
Why?
Gimme the shot. I wanna go on my vacation.
I take back all the stuff I said!
If you want a shot...
You're going to have to dance for it.
Very nice.
I'm such a hypocrite.
You have to promise me
you won't tell anyone I'm getting this shot.
Liz, I believe doctor/patient confidentiality
is a two-way street.
I'm cheating on my wife.
Ah-choo!
Hey, where have you guys been?
We were supposed to shoot promos like an hour ago.
Okay, we forgot about that. But we have a good reason.
Yeah, we were out getting soup for the crew.
No. We forgot about that too.
We were out shoppin' together. We had fun, though.
♪ Every girl crazy 'bout a sharp... ♪
I get it, you went shopping. I don't need the montage.
Yeah. I tried on a lotta outfits.
And some of them, I was like... no.
But them some of them, I was like, yeah!
So we're running behind because you guys forgot to get soup.
Is there anything you do that doesn't make my life harder?
I can't believe we forgot the soup.
We have to think of something else. I know.
I also wanna thank you for controlling yourself sexually
while we spent time together on this adventure.
Hey, Liz,
how you feeling?
You got this bug yet?
I'm a little achy.
Probably 'cause I didn't get the shot.
You should go home, sweetheart.
You don't want this.
No way, dude. If you're workin', I'm workin'.
Uh!
Hey, that Liz Lemon's okay.
Why do we hate her guts so much?
Lemon,
we actually went on a date last night,
Elisa and I, and it was magical.
Oh, my purse!
You took the old man with you?
I admit it's an ethical Gray area.
No! It's just wrong.
Yes, well, we all can't be as noble as you,
turning down a flu shot on moral grounds,
coming into work and risking your health
despite your special vacation.
It's called principles, Jack.
Oh. I think I'm probably getting it.
Oh, that reminds me.
About 24 hours after receiving the flu shot,
you develop a distinctive rash
at the injection site.
So please let makeup know
for Tracy and Jenna.
I wasn't resting.
A Parcell man never lies down on the job.
Unless that job involves milking pig teats.
Miss Lemon, what is that?
Did you... did you get the shot?
No, no, no.
This is a dream. You're having a fever dream.
We're speaking French, and I'm your mother.
Oh, ma cherie maman, pourquoi?
Pourquoi m'as tu laisse?
Ta-da!
What are we doing tonight?
It's a surprise.
But he's gonna need a helmet.
Come here.
It's Mr. Templeton's son!
I thought you said he didn't have any family.
Not here. He lives in London.
But now god has sent him to punish me for being so bad.
Or maybe it's a business trip.
You need to hide.
I cannot lose this job.
I'd have to go back to work in the late shift
at Dunkin' Donuts.
The customers are so sad.
Can I help you?
Yes. What time do you start throwing out donuts?
He's coming in!
Oh! There ya are.
Of course. I'm here. Always.
Sorry to surprise you.
I just wanted to... Check on dad.
How's he doin'?
Well, he's stable but vegetative.
Totally unaware of his surroundings.
A man comes at night.
He comes to the house and takes me.
Dad!
Okay, that's surprising.
He wears a suit.
His hair is thick, like a bolshevik commissar.
He made me watch a giraffe with the legs of a man!
Dad, it's me, Michael.
He gave money to a silver man.
He ate a plate of fire!
Dad... there's no man.
Yes! He was in prison.
But now he owns a railroad.
What is going on? Why is he all worked up?
You know, sometimes they watch cartoons,
and they think it's real.
It's very common.
Tracy, I got it!
Give it to me! It's mine!
No. I know what we can get the crew.
They don't need soup.
They need medicine, and what's the best medicine?
Medicine?
Laughter.
Do you see where I'm going with this?
No!
Well, he's finally asleep.
You must be exhausted. Why don't you go to bed?
No, thanks. I'm not tired.
Oh, good.
Because there is something in the other room
that I need to show you,
and I won't remember what it is until I see it.
The dark man is here!
He's come to take me!
No, shh, sir, no!
I did things during the war... terrible things.
Mr. Templeton, my name is Jack,
and I'm just a guy dating your nurse,
and I took advantage of your condition
so I could be with her.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
What we did was wrong,
but we did it for the greatest reason of all.
You see, I've lost too many good things
because I couldn't make time for them,
and I can't let that happen with Elisa.
Is Elisa the puerto rican?
Wow, that really doesn't sound okay.
But yes, and I beg you...
Please don't tell your son.
All right.
But the next time we go out,
I wanna go to Washington square park.
It's where I proposed to my wife.
Oh.
And then... I wanna go to a negro bar.
I'll see what I can do.
Attention, ladies and germs and gentlemen!
Hey, Liz!
Are you ready to feel better? 'Cause we have just the thing!
Soup?
No!
Now, in the grand tradition of patch Adams,
prepare yourself for the comic stylings
of Tracy the amazing and Jenna!
♪ ♪
Really? Do you really think this is helping?
Hey! Leave her alone!
Yeah! Yeah!
What? Why aren't you laughing?
This is happening to Liz!
No, they love Liz now. Everybody likes me.
It's you two idiots...
Hey, what's that on your arm?
She got a flu shot!
She... she lied to us!
Give us back our meat plate! No, guys, listen!
You don't understand! This vacation...
You sold us out for a vacation?
No! Not just any vacation.
This one has beach socks and ice cream
and sandwich turtles.
I work so hard, guys.
Don't I deserve to sit on a beach?
Je vous deteste!
Yeah! Yeah!
It's not what you think.
There is a gentleman involved.
A Filipino gentleman.
Is name is Banyani.
I want to take him as my island lover.
Aw! Oh!
Last year, he was totally sending signals,
and this time, I was gonna go for it.
There. I said it! Are you happy?
It kinda Peters out after that.
I just... suck pie off my sweatshirt
for the next half hour.
Ohh...
I'm so embarrassed.
Well, that goes without saying.
But the good news is
is that your relationship with the crew
is back where it should be,
and now you can go on your vacation guilt-free.
No, I can't. I feel like a jerk.
Oh, come on, Lemon. Embrace your elitism.
What do we elites do when we screw up?
We pretend it never happened and give ourselves a giant bonus.
That you don't deserve. I don't deserve to go anywhere.
Says who?
What Elisa and I did wasn't right,
but we're happier now.
And you're going to be happier when you go to St. Bartleby's
and get whatever's left of your groove back.
Face it, Lemon, not everyone gets a shot.
Not everyone gets to go to the Caribbean.
But you're special. You're better.
So go.
Go to your... island lover.
Yeah. All right, yes. I'm gonna.
Did that come out of you or me?
I don't know. It's really hot in here.
You know, the flu vaccine
is actually a small dose of the virus itself.
So there's always the risk that...
Both ends. Both ends!
I'm not gonna make it!
♪ City is hopping with things to do ♪
♪ but it's one-third funner ♪
♪ with you-know-who ♪
♪ yes, Templeton, Mr. Templeton ♪
♪ let's go have some thrills ♪
♪ pack his pills and his glasses ♪
♪ we'll get a bite ♪
♪ and we'll say goodnight ♪
♪ to our own special friend ♪
♪ Mr. Templeton ♪
♪ please look away ♪
♪ we'll be out till dawn ♪
♪ strap your helmet on ♪