What will you do when you retire?
Besides just being a burden to my children?
I thought that was a hobby.
Erin
Not that you're not good at it.
Thank you very much. One thing I know for sure, on Sundays, I'll be right here and I hope all of you will be too.
We having company or something kid?
[Eddie enters the room and holds Jamie's hand]
Erin
Oh.
Actually not "just Eddie" today.
Well since this morning, the future Mrs Jameson Reagan.
Erin
What! Get Out!
Oh my goodness! Congratulations!
[Reagan family cheers]
[Erin gives Danny a look]
Erin
Wow
Well at least I know one wedding present you're getting. Your choice of precincts to transfer to.
Erin
Well gee Dad every bride's dream
Actually, uh, we both really like the house that we're already in.
But you know that you can't work together anymore.
Well, that's what we thought, too, Pop.
But I looked it up. And there's nothing in the Patrol Guide-- or any of the books, for that matter-- says married cops can't be partners on the job.
But I knew that you and Dad would be for that rule, even if it wasn't actually a rule.
But the rule does make enormous sense.
Well, a couple partnered together on the job can create conflicts.
Hear us out. Consider if two people willing to swear the following to each other could still be good partners on the job.
Swear the following what?
Vows that we wrote to each other
You wrote vows already? - Okay.
Turns out she's been working on 'em for a while, so I just
I will always have your back.
If you fall behind, I'll wait up.
I'll earn your respect, and pay you respect every day we have.
I'll be your scout, your night watchman, your cavalry.
Your medic, your chaplain in our army of two.
No retreat, no surrender.
No retreat, no surrender. [chuckles]
Welcome to our family, Eddie.