Back on the roof, Danny tries to shout down to the ground, but they're facing the alley, rather than the street, so that's a no-go. Jordan wants Danny to tell her that he didn't do this on purpose. Oh come on, Jordan. What has Danny done in the past week that would lead you to believe he'd be creepy and controlling enough to lock you both up on the roof together? Danny assures Jordan that he's done with all that, and sad-sacks, "I fell for you, I told you, I courted you every hour of every day. What a jackass am I." As with any sentence that ends with "am I," his sincerity is questionable. Jordan's like, "Actually, you were a jackass." She says that Danny "felt sorry" for her, and then proceeded to ambush and embarrass her. "I felt sorry for you for what?" Danny asks. "Being pregnant by myself," she tells him. Danny's floored, because apparently that's not what he's been telling himself was the reason he started this whole thing. "How can someone so smart and beautiful be so consistently wrong and dumb?" Danny asks. When the Museum of Television and Radio holds their "Female Characters As Written By Aaron Sorkin" panel discussion, that quote is going to be on the banner. Jordan wonders if this is part of the courting, but Danny says that he's done with that. There's more "how can we get off the roof?" talk, until Danny's brain takes a left turn and he remembers who Cal's "electrician" friend really is: "That's Bevo, he's an animal wrangler." Danny connects all the appropriate dots and concludes that there's a snake in the building. He says it's all right, though, because they're on the roof. "You think snakes don't know how to crawl up?" Jordan asks. Danny gulps and gets very afraid. I'm not sure he should be all that worried, provided that the snake hasn't fallen in love with Danny.