Party of Five (TV Series)

The Ides of March (1995)

Neve Campbell: Julia Salinger

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• Griffin Holbrook : [sees Julia staring at him]  What?

  Julia Salinger : [stammering]  Uh... Griffin, right? I saw you yesterday at the funeral. Well, anyways, I always keep seeing you. How are you doing? You okay? I... I knew her. Jill, 'cause she and my brother were... Anyways, I knew her, so I thought that maybe...

  Griffin Holbrook : What?

  Julia Salinger : I thought that maybe we could... talk or something.

  Griffin Holbrook : Or something?

  Julia Salinger : Well, I thought I could help you.

  Griffin Holbrook : What makes you think I need help?

  Julia Salinger : She was your sister.

  Griffin Holbrook : So... so you understand... what I'm going through.

  Julia Salinger : Yes. Sort of. I lost my parents a year ago in a car accident.

  Griffin Holbrook : [leans in]  You understand me? What I need? You know how to make it all better?

  Julia Salinger : [intimidated]  Uh... I...

  Griffin Holbrook : You don't know anything.

• [first lines] 

  Ross Werkman : [Ross watches Owen eating]  So Owen can eat pretty much anything he wants at this point, right?

  Claudia Salinger : Except peanut butter. He gets little hives when he eats peanut butter.

  Charlie Salinger : Ross, you know, he sort of feeds himself now.

  Ross Werkman : No kidding? That's amazing.

  Julia Salinger : Not really. I mean, he's 16 months. It'd be kind of scary if he didn't.

  Ross Werkman : See, I, I didn't know that, and this thing he's doing, for example, right now, squinching up his face and holding his breath, what does that mean?

  Charlie Salinger : [Kirsten sneezes]  Bless you.

  Julia Salinger : [to Kirsten]  God bless you.

  Ross Werkman : He's playing a game, right?

  Julia Salinger : No, he's pooping.

  Ross Werkman : Oh. Oh, right.

  Kirsten Bennett : [sniffs]  I'll change him. I can't smell anything, anyway.

  [she takes Owen and leaves the dinning room] 

  Ross Werkman : How do you know what kind of diapers to use? I mean, do you buy them all, and then kind of let him decide?

  [the siblings stare at him surprised] 

  Ross Werkman : Okay, um, about a year and a half ago, I put my name on this list, and I filled out some forms and I went in for an interview and I didn't say anything about it because I really didn't believe anything would happen. I mean, at least, not for a really long time. I mean, you know, being a single guy, and... But I've wanted this for a long time, so anyway, about 36 hours ago, this baby girl was born, and, amazingly, yesterday the agency called. So that's why diapers kind of matter to me right now.

  Claudia Salinger : Wow. Ross!

  Charlie Salinger : Ross. That's great!

  Julia Salinger : It's so exciting. Oh, it's great.

  Bailey Salinger : [Bailey and Jill enter the room]  Something going on?

  Claudia Salinger : You'll never guess who's having a baby.