EPISODE 6/1/01
Simon Gets Out Of Jail


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FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2001


Scene 1:
Location: Oakdale Police Department Precinct 5 Station.
Scene: Squad room.

SIMON FRAISER AND CASS WINTHROP

>> Simon: Who does that judge work for? When I want to stay in the country, they can't get rid of me fast enough. And now I actually want to leave, they force me to stick around.
>> Cass: Doing 20 days of community service is a hell of lot better than 30 days in the slammer.
>> Simon: All I can say is, Craig better make good on that dough. And while he's at it, throw in some hazard pay for smuggling in that note.
>> Cass: Simon -- I didn't hear that.
>> Simon: Yeah, what else haven't you heard?
>> Cass: Look, the less I know, the safer you are. But I will say this, whatever's going on, he seems pretty pleased with his progress.
>> Simon: Good. Fine, maybe I'll get my money after all.
>> Cass: First things first. Right now, you wait for them to bring you your belongings. I still have some paperwork to fill out before you're free to walk to out of here.

MARGO HUGHES AND SIMON FRAISER

>> Margo: Well, well, well -- my favorite brother-in-law is our special guest once again.
>> Simon: Yep.
>> Margo: I'd say it's good to see you, but I've got so much trouble around here, I don't want to compound it with lies.
>> Simon: I'm just waiting for somebody to bring me my things, and then I'm outta here.
>> Margo: Ah. Where's Katie, hocking gold fillings to make your bail?
>> Simon: Don't worry. Katie's got absolutely nothing to do with this. She's away at the moment, probably stirring up trouble for some other unsuspecting bloke.

Scene 2:
Location: Oakdale Police Department Precinct 5 Station.
Scene: Squad room.

MARGO HUGHES AND SIMON FRAISER

>> Simon: Yeah? Well, to tell you the truth, it's actually been a little bit too quiet with Katie gone. You know, I actually considered renting one of those -- those yappy little Yorkshire Terriers that come and nip at your ankles every now and again.
>> Margo: Simon, I've known since the beginning, ever since Katie entered into this sham of a marriage of yours, that you really didn't care a lot about her. You thought that she had somehow tricked you, but actually, she did you a big favor. She gave up a lot just to keep you in this country. So you would think, all things considered, that you could be just a little bit concerned when she shows up missing!
>> Simon: I told you she is not missing. Margo, she left on her own accord, and she will be back soon.
>> Margo: Listen to you. She -- she -- she could be hurt, and you don't even care!
>> Simon: She's gonna be fine! All right? If anyone knows how to land on your feet, it's your sister. Now -

Scene 3:
Location: Oakdale Police Department Precinct 5 Station.
Scene: Squad room.

MARGO HUGHES AND SIMON FRAISER

>> Margo: Ah, thanks.
>> Simon: Well, well, personal delivery straight from the top?
>> Margo: Yeah, your lucky day. Ah, ah, ah. I have a few questions for you.
>> Simon: I don't suppose I can refuse to answer?
>> Margo: No, not if you want to get out of here anytime soon.
>> Simon: I do. Fine, shoot.
>> Margo: Shoot.
>> Simon: So to speak.
>> Margo: It says that you spent the night in jail because you decked my brother?
>> Simon: Yes, I did. Well, we had a little argument, so I hit him. Me and Craig are on the outs anyway.
>> Margo: So how is it that his lawyer's here to spring you?
>> Simon: What, Cass can't have more than one client?
>> Margo: It also says here that you list your address as the Lakeview.
>> Simon: Yep, last time I checked.
>> Margo: And you're going back there now?
>> Simon: Uh-huh, yep.
>> Margo: So Craig Montgomery is going to let you waltz back into his suite, he going to pick up the tab for you after you decked him? What's the matter, Frasier? Nobody give you a quick answer for that one?
>> Simon: Look, Margo, it's really not that complicated. We had a little difference. He pushed the wrong buttons. I hit him, and now I'm doing community service. End of story.
>> Margo: Yeah, we'll see.


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