One Mississippi

Tig returns to Los Angeles and discovers that life has moved on without her. Encounters with friends, an ex-girlfriend, and coworkers all lead her to a crossroads, where a life-altering decision must be made.

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- Won't be the last. - Okay.

#2

There's nothing standing in the way of me leaving.

#3 #4

You should have told me.

#5

We are gonna tell each other everything now.

#6

He was married and he swept me right off my feet.

#7

I think so.

#8

- I didn't! - Me!

#9

We just want to pummel somebody.

#10 #11 #12 #13

Or are lesbians okay with that sort of thing?

#14 #15 #16 #17

This is Spike.

#18

about cats in the house of a deceased person.

#19 #20

And then she had this other totally horrible disease

#21

This living arrangement is gonna be strictly platonic, by the way.

#22

- Yeah. - That's tough.

#23

- Yeah, I'm not feeling well. - I better get her home.

#24

You want to try cryotherapy?

#25

You'd be... you'd come out a tiny little Tig.

#26

In her defense though, it was a Ferron concert.

#27

Here.

#28

Listen, I wanted to apologize for how I handled things.

#29

The shakes and secret communications with Bill.

#30 #31

Oh. You're the one that wouldn't let the birds

#32

And, um, I'm sitting here

#33

- Mm-hmm. - So I'm just gonna throw on

#34

What does it mean to you?

#35 #36

But I don't care about my numbers. They were fine.

#37

Yeah, not "no."

#38

This about your check-up?

#39 #40 #41 #42

All righty, then. Let's take a look.

#43

Well, in your breasts, yes.

#44 #45 #46

Yeah. I... I'm just finishing up at the oncologist.

#47

intentionally.

#48

A father should be supportive of his daughter.

#49

Um, good-bye, Tig.

#50