EXt. USA tODAY LOADING DOCK - DAY

        Mrs. Pressman tinues ory to Ike.

        MRS. PRESSMAN

        Im not sure. Mr. Sche

        neand, hes our local bookie, you

        knoo one odds she

        . he says shes so famous now,

        maybe Vegas will give odds on her. Im

        going to    to    the pros say.

        IKE

        Good fact. ell, you let me know.

        MRS. PRESSMAN

        Oh, I will.

        ANGLE ON:

        Maggie indicates n to Peggy. S t of

        to wasool and a

        et affixed to the wall above sink, which holds various

        ss an idea. Maggie and Peggy

        step foroward Ike.

        MAGGIE

        ell, instead of a ,

        a    city

        grit out of it.

        IKE

        Youll ansions?

        Maggie nods affirmatively.

        IKE (td)

        (removing )

        Fine. You washe

        questions.

        PEGGY

        Great.

        Ike . A mystified Peggy leads Ike to the

        sink. his...

        MAGGIE

        . Peggy, w you give

        reatment t

        strengthe follicles.

        Ike sits in t a smock

        and puts it around Ike.

        MAGGIE (td)

        So,    to know?

        Ike leans as he sink. Peggy bends over him

        and s s.

        IKE

        Getting nervous?

        MAGGIE

        Nervous? Not at all! No. Ive never

        been more certain in my life. Except

        -- I am having all kinds of weird

        dreams.

        Ike pulls th down from over his face.

        IKE

        eird dreams? Yoing to tell me

        about them?

        MAGGIE

        Yes.

        PEGGY

        (calming)

        Lets just put the

        aromatherapy.

        Peggy recovers io fuss he hair

        c products. Maggie helps.

        INt. BEAUtY PARLOR - LAtER

        Ike sits owel over he back

        of o the mirror, his body faces Maggie.

        dy does ctery

        tickets. t, sits in is basket.

        MAGGIE

        In another one...

        PEtE,    door of the salon.

        PEGGY

        e, Ill be righ you.

        Ike peeks out from under oinues.

        MAGGIE

        Im ihe church. Everyone I know

        is t really them.

        tein monsters, but

        ts ing out of their

        necks. Its all very "Nighe

        Living Dead". And

        part -- I look do my dress and

        its red. I mean, I

        it means. Reds not my color!

        Ike listens ily and stares steadily into her eyes. Peggy

        removes tos and

        dyed e and red.

        MAGGIE (td)

        So hink?

        Ike stares back at ickle of suspi creeping up his

        spine.

        IKE

        I think youd look good in red.

        PEGGY

        No, salking about your hair.

        Maggie she mirror. Ike

        looks at ly colored hair.

        MAGGIE

        Youre all ready for football season,

        Mr. Graham.

        Ike stares at otal fusion. ith icy calm, Ike

        rises from he end of his hair as if giving

        it tou he sees his defaeer

        clipping and all bees clear. icle and

        s to everyone. Ike does a slow burn.

        IKE

        Yes, I ty

        profile of the women of hale.

        Ike turns and puts the mirror.

        IKE (td)

        (to Peggy)

        My jacket, please.

        Peggy .

        IKE (td)

        (sarcastically)

        thank you.

        Ike moves tos Pete.

        IKE (td)

        (putting on jacket;

        to Pete)

        Excuse me, Pete, do you knolace

        t sells srong shampoo?

        PEtE

        Docs Pell

        e sent you. ant my ?

        IKE

        No thanks.

        Ike smiles at Maggie as.

        MAGGIE

        (to Peggy)

        he seems crabby.

        CUt tO:

        EXt. MAIN StREEt - DAY

        In front of beauty salon, Maggie follo.

        MAGGIE

        If youre looking for Elm Street, its

        t way.

        Ss on her sunglasses.

        IKE

        thank you.

        her way.

        MAGGIE

        If you came down    of

        as well go back.

        Because you t make me feel bad.

        Sops urns to Ike.

        IKE

        Im not o make you feel bad. Im

        ion. In my ...

        MAGGIE

        You have one?

        Ike o Maggie.

        IKE

        I feel Im rig you. You got me

        fired, lady. You destroyed my

        reputation and you screwed up my hair.

        You c t and

        loved it. And Im doisfy

        myself on t point.

        PASSERSBY stare at Ikes hair and giggle.

        MAGGIE

        Did someto make you care

        about reality?

        IKE

        Yes. vi. vi t Im

        onto truto do the

        same to "poor bastard number four"

        t you did to t three. Youre

        going to run again. And Im not

        leaving until you do.

        MAGGIE

        Yoing to be very disappointed.

        IKE

        ell see.

        MAGGIE

        Id love to stay and c, but Ive got

        to get back to ill have my

        job.

        ares at , stung by her words.

        MAGGIE

        I o hide, Mr. Graham.

        talk to

        actually stumble upon a fact or two.

        Maggie eps and stops at a KID on

        a bike.

        IKE

        en bucks for

        your .

        Kid agrees. Ike puts t on and starts to cross treet.

        An OLD OMAN walks by and s h a neer. Ike is

        stunned.

        EXt. MAGGIES hOUSE - DUSK

        Maggie pulls into truck. Shes in a fine

        mood as s in the house.

        INt. MAGGIES hOUSE - DUSK

        Bob, alter, and Maggies GRANDMOt in the living

        room. Grandma is seer

        drinks wine, Ike wears a .

        ALtER

        You know, when I only see one dog, I

        know Ive oo muco drink.

        te family dog, Skipper, sits near a ceramic dog table. Maggie

        smiles as s door and puts down ool box

        and bag.

        MAGGIE

        Youll never guess who came crawling

        into toail between his

        legs.

        IKE (o.s.)

        ho?

        Maggie eo see Ike smiling evilly from

        on the couch.

        IKE (td)

        (ily)

        came by to

        apologize to your family.

        (looks to alter)

        hen Im wrong, Im wrong. I pushed a

        story. I made a mistake.

        ALtER

        In other words -- hes only human. An

        us a bottle of wine.

        Raises ttle to Maggie.

        IKE

        t my    ba.

        ALtER

        O of

        Skipper.

        MAGGIE

        Youve got to be kidding me.

        Maggie stares at th.

        BOB

        (enjoying t)

        No, no, you should have seen Skipper.

        (tates

        growling)

        It    t funny.

        Maggie gives    says, "You are not absolved." She

        smiles stiffly, looking back at Ike. Ss on the arm

        of Bobs cs her arm on his shoulder.

        MAGGIE

        So, the forces of good and evil have

        already met.

        Maggie takes ttle from table o alter. She

        snaps a look to Bob, who follows her.

        BOB

        Ill ake into t.

        GRANDMA JULIA

        Che crabs, Bob.

        e overones about the wedding

        plans as t... alter puts down his drink.

        IKE

        Gee, I     out

        t t

        off...?

        ALtER

        ell, his we

        know.

        IKE

        You knoer seems...

        Ike notices t o the veil.

        GRANDMA JULIA

        Sorry.

        IKE

        ts okay, Grandma.

        Grandma cuts tes the veil from Ikes sleeve.

        IKE (td)

        (tinuing )

        ... Like such a lovely girl.

        alter points to a portrait painting on the wall.

        ALtER

        Like her.

        IKE

        (seeing trait)

        Aiful.

        (gets up to admire

        trait)

        I just t see iple

        grooms in t like t.

        GRANDMA JULIA

        Oh, yes, you . Shes has em all on

        tape.

        IKE

        Sape?

        ALtER

        (good-natured)

        Yea tel videos wedding.

        I mean Maggie didnt know she was going

        to make the hundred-yard dash.

        alter gestures to a pile of video cassettes on the bookcase.

        Ike capes.

        IKE

        Dads fisrip, Grandmas knee

        operation, Grandmas birthday...

        ALtER

        Gotta tell you t my daughter.

        My daugime, even

        in a long dress and heels. Maggie may

        not be    running joke, but

        sainly is test.

        alter cracks up.

        GRANDMA JULIA

        (sarcastically)

        ha ha.

        CLOSE ON: A tape. It reads: "Maggie I, II, III." Ikes

        i is more t up. t up and

        go to the dining room.

        DISSOLVE tO:
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