The hotjobs.com commercial with the chick hatching from the egg and escaping is terminally cute. I feel my glands shriveling and my brain shrinking from its sheer adorableness.

Oh, and on ER this week, a helicopter carrying Dr. Greene is going down. What, did John Wells just Xerox the episode, scratch out the title with a pencil and write Third Watch on the script? Sheesh.

We come back to Ty submerged in a pool of blue water. I keep thinking Leonardo DiCaprio is going to swim by and start kissing someone. Ty breaks out of the dream sequence to where he's standing -- in front of a school visiting his sister, the teacher. Ty cuts right to the chase and tells her about Gwen. "I know," Sis says. "She called me." Ty finds out that Sis knows Gwen and has known her for a while. "Who else knows?" he asks. Sis says that right before Ty's dad died, he and Ty's mother were trying to work out the situation. Ty gets upset: "I had a right to know," someone should have told him, blah, blah, blah, paternitycakes. Sis says to leave it alone, or it'll just make things harder for their mom. Ty walks off.

At home, Ty is packing up his things when Mom gets home. She knows what's going on. She found out from Ty's sister. She says that if he wants to know something, to just ask. Ty says simply that he's moving out. Mom asks if Ty thinks it's a conspiracy. Ty says he would have moved out when his Dad died, even though he was only eleven. Ty gets all accusatory and tells his Mom that she should have left the cheater. Mom says Ty is being holier than thou and that things were more complicated. They start to argue about the custody of Ty's bed, which she paid for. He leaves.

In the patrol car, Sully is spouting off about working the subway. Ty drives in silence. Ty stops the car in front of Gwen's house. "You know where we are?" he asks Sully. "Is this where you sat?" Sully says that it never occurred to him to tell Ty the situation, and it wasn't his place to do so. And yeah, he sat there, maybe eating a donut, or a cruller, or better yet, a Krispy Kreme cruller. ["Dude, you're killing me!" -- niki] Ty's just mad.