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Cut to Kevin's apartment hallway. Chad is knocking insistently on the door and Kevin finally, reluctantly answers. Kevin hasn't been taking Chad's phone calls either.

Chad: What did I do?

Kevin: I got a call from Michele and it wigged me out.

Chad: I thought she might do that…

Kevin: You'll forgive me if I'm a little freaked. I mean is this going to be like Fatal Attraction?

Chad: Can I please come in? I have a rabbit I want to put on the stove.

Okay I added the rabbit bit. Strike that. Anyway, Kevin refuses to let him in. Gotta say, Chad looks really good in this scene. I'd probably let him in myself.

Kevin: How many Micheles have there been. How many Kevins?

Chad: Yeah, I know I have a history.

Kevin: What a club, schmucky men and women who lose their minds around you and behave like helpless morons. You're built to seduce and run Chad, you just can't help it.

Chad again begs to be let in but Kevin says he can't be distracted. He's prepping a case. Chad promises he won't talk.

That's probably for the best, Chad. When you do talk you say very off-putting things like “bro,” kicks”, and “Rilke is my ‘due north.'” So do us all a favor and just sit there and look pretty.

But Chad breaks his vow of silence before he even gets through the door. He asks what Kevin's case is about.

Kevin: What they're all about. Lies and broken promises. I hate you. Come in.

They kiss. All right, I admit it. As much as I dislike Chad, I think he's sorta hot. So I can't begrudge Kevin for inviting him in. Sure, it might be a Fatal Attraction-type thing. But I've found, in my experience, that crazy people are fun in the sack.

Cut to a family dinner at the Walker mansion. Over the dinner table, Julia makes an announcement that they are adding two new Walkers to the line up. They'll have to start thinking about names.

Tommy: Does anyone think it's too early for another William?

There's an awkward silence but then Mamma Nora pipes up:

Nora: Well the world could always use another William Walker.

Cut to the therapist's office. This time Sarah is there alone.

Sarah: Why can't you say anything. One thing to make this better?

What I want to know, Sarah, is why do you keep going back there? Especially when your therapist says tripe like this:

Therapist: There are no shortcuts Sarah - in life or in love. This pain must be felt. The alternative is much worse. It's what makes us special, what makes us beautiful. What makes us worthy.

Oh god, he's paraphrasing Rilke. I guess it's his due north too! What are the odds?

Therapist: ….and that is where you are: Somewhere between agony and optimism and prayer. So you're human. You're alive. And that is what we have. Come back tomorrow. We'll go on. That will be $350 dollars for this session please.

Okay, so I added the last part—he didn't really say that. But, oh, Sarah, find yourself another therapist. This guy isn't worth whatever you're paying him.

The credits roll. So ends another installment of Brothers & Sisters.

Brothers & Sisters will return with a new episode
on Sunday March 4th.

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