Thursday, September 27, 2018 (S56E123): Do You Have a Minute?

Jason finds Oscar on the docks, about to throw his phone into the water; Jason calls out to him.  He begins a casual conversation about the boats in the water; everybody is worried about Oscar.  Kim calls the police and Chase comes to take the report; she explains to him what happened.  She says she knew he would be angry with her but she didn’t think he would run away.  They don’t know where he took off to last night; he hasn’t called or text Joslyn… she can’t believe he would “ghost her.”  Cameron tries to tell her it might be “like the last time” but she’s certain it’s not.  She asks what he mean by Oscar being sick; he says he just meant maybe he was faking sick to stay home from school.  She knows he knows something, and says the more he stalls the more certain she is of it.

Oscar asks Jason, “what’s it like to die?”  Jason recounts his near-death experience; Oscar asks if there was a white light… Jason says, “not for me.”  Oscar asks about the whole life flashing before your eyes thing… Jason says he can’t remember.  Jason sits down by him and tells him his family needs him; he hears Drew and Kim approaching and hides behind a wall.  They ask Oscar if he will be okay; he answers, “no… I never will.”  Jason goes to Sam’s and asks if she has a minute.  Alexis tells Kristina she is happy she is back in town, but within minutes she manages to piss Kristina off, by dis’ing her job at the bar and talking about maximizing her potential.  Sam questions why Kristina is angrily leaving the room; Alexis tells her she thinks she can do better.  Alexis leaves to talk to Brad; they meet at Charlie’s.  Brad asks her if she will contact the birth mother to get her medical history and see if she knows anything about the father’s medical history.

A girl comes in and asks to hand out fliers to a free concert.  Sam talks to her sister; Kristina says she can’t believe she’s here, alone, again… Sam tells her, “you’re not alone, you have yourself.”  What a stupid thing to say.  Kristina goes to tell her mom she’s sorry; she bumps into the girl passing out fliers.