Marty says he wants to be her brother again, and he’s going to erase Ike from his mind, once and for all. “What the f–k did he do to you?” she asks with sadness in her eyes. Once she sees the painting of Ike and Bonnie in the master bedroom, she’s mortified. She questions the new photos on the wall, all of which are of Ike’s friends. Marty tells her about Ike and the parties, and the merging of the two properties. Phyllis notices the tree is gone, which sparks her curiosity. She never wants to hear from him again, but since she has to pee, she asks to use the bathroom. “You are dead to me, and I can’t have you resurrecting yourself to my children, do you hear me?” she screams. (Cringe.) Marty reluctantly agrees.Īs he’s changing the locks on the Hamptons home, Marty hears a car squealing up the driveway. Doc says he wants to go back to the way it was before, when they were just a therapist and a patient, but then has the audacity to ask his patient to be his Best Man at his vow-renewal ceremony. “You found your voice! Your strength!,” Ike tells him. Meanwhile, Ike calls again, prompting Marty to finally show his face at Ike’s office. After she states that “Marty’s not going to get a drop of my blood” (or a kidney, for that matter), he hangs up. Marty finally breaks down and calls Phyllis, but gives a fake name. While he’s out to lunch with Bruce, we learn it’s been 27 years since he spoke to his sister, and it’s very apparent that Marty is desperate for friendship and connection. In 2010, Marty screens multiple calls from Ike about continuing therapy. TVLine Items: Harry Styles Is Grammy Performer, Acapulco Renewed and More Hugh Laurie Joins Tehran as Apple TV+ Renews Espionage Thriller for Season 3 - Is This Bad News for Avenue 5?

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