Drew, Norma and others in “Unfinished Business”

Alexa, play something from the early 2000s.

Oh, stop! Alexa, stop.

Well, that's gonna haunt my dreams.

Drew, the dishes are clean, but those moves are dirty.

Norma, what do we owe the pleasure?

Oh, well, her daughter couldn't make it to family weekend, so I'm gonna take her to Philly with me. Girls' trip!

Why are you going to Philly and why are you taking off your shirt? We talked about this. No boobs in the kitchen!

At least, I'm wearing a bra this time. I called my stepmom to get the records, but she didn't call me back. Big surprise. So, I'm gonna drive to her house and get 'em for you.

But Philly's like 3 hours away.

Oh, that's why I'm going, to keep her company. Plus, if the car breaks down and I freeze to death, that'll really make my daughter feel guilty.

Okay, I'm going with you.

Oh, really, you don't have to.

No, you're doing this for me. I want to be there for you.

You don't need to come.

You haven't been back there in years. This could be really tough for you.

I'm telling you, I'll be fine.

When my father died, I broke down every time I sat in his favorite chair.

That's not going to happen, and you're not going.

Gina, going to your childhood home could unlock memories about your father's death.

Oh, my God. He's not dead. Okay?

What?

I lied. He's alive.

Gina?

Wow.

Yeah.

I call shotgun.