American Dad! (2005–…): Season 5, Episode 5 - Man in the Moonbounce - full transcript
Stan vows to live out all the teenage pranks he missed with Steve and his friends. But when they are caught, he winds up going to prison.
# Good morning, U.S.A. #
# I got a feeling that it's
gonna be a wonderful day #
# The sun in the sky
has a smile on his face #
# And he's shining a salute
to the American race #
# Oh, boy
it's swell to say #
# Good morning, U.S.A. #
[Grunts]
[Chorus]
# Good morning, U.S.A. ##
- [Kids Laughing, Shouting]
- [Steve] Oh, it's cold!
[Boy]
No, no, no! Don't!
[Steve]
Watch! I'm so slippery. [Shrieks]
- [Boys] Go, Barry! Go, Barry, go!
- [Sighs]
- Go, go! You got it!
- Let's go!
- Do it! Go!
- [Shrieking, Laughing]
Hey! I'm trying to do our taxes.
Quit fooling around down there. That's not
productive at all, what you're doing.
It's a Slip 'N Slide, Dad.
Yeah, it's pointless.
Pointless? It moves us
from one side of the yard...
to the other on our bellies.
How else would we do that?
- [Door Closes]
- Ah! What a day.
Being a prison psychiatrist
is way harder than I thought it would be.
And these shoes- no support at all.
A hundred-percent rubber.
But the state insists I wear a shoe
you can't make a weapon out of.
Go ahead, try. Can't be done.
[Gagging]
[Choking]
Wow, Frannie. Props to you.
Mmm. Oh.
Oh, I definitely stepped in something.
Oh, Stan, the garage door is stuck again.
- Can you call the repair people?
- I did.
They were supposed to come yesterday.
They never showed.
And now I'm upstairs
trying to do our taxes...
and Steve's abusing the hose.
Oh. That's embarrassing.
Did you walk in on him?
- What?
- You caught him playing with himself?
Damn it, woman!
You always jump to that.
Last time, it was when I said,
"He's doing his homework."
I thought you said "bone work."
- Where was I?
- Steve was abusing the hose.
Yeah. Spraying it about like a child.
He's turning 14 in two days.
Why can't he act his age?
He's mature enough, Stan.
Popsicle fight!
They can't discover my true identity.
- It's the strawberry prince.
- I cast invisibility.
- Hmm?
- Where'd he go?
[Speaking Japanese]
Whew. That was close.
Hey, Mom. Did you order
the moon bounce for my birthday?
Yeah. I got the Star Trek one.
Oh, no.
That's not happening.
Yeah, Dad.
We're doing an "outer space" party.
We're gonna have our faces
painted like aliens and everything.
Oh, white people in alien face?
Running around going, "Beep boop bop."
This what you do
when there's no alien in the room?
How would you feel if I made fun of you?
"Oh. Uh, I'm human. I'm from planet Earth.
I think I'm coming down with a cold."
Hurts, don't it?
Steve, you're absolutely
not having a space party. That's childish.
- I'll help you think of something age-appropriate.
- Dad.
When I turned 14, I took over fiduciary
responsibility for my mother's 401 (k).
We discussed it over Italian food.
I had my first espresso.
It kept me up all night.
Fell asleep at dawn for five minutes and had
a stress dream about the house burning down.
Pretty good birthday.
[Sighs] You know what I miss
most about being human?
Mmm, mattering?
No. What I miss most
is having my hair cut...
a nice relaxing trip to the barber...
the shampoo, the conditioner...
inspecting the Fr?uleins in the
latest issue of Guten Tag, Vagina.
[Sighs]
[Doorbell Rings]
Welcome, Steve's friend.
Grab a cup of coffee.
The entertainment's about to begin.
Okay, listen up.
This is Harvey Lissel.
He's gonna take it from here.
What would you say
to a life insurance policy...
where all your premiums were
returned to you on your 72nd birthday?
Huh? What would you say to that?
And you'd be right to be excited.
As future homeowners,
you'll need to properly insulate.
Go ahead, touch the wall.
It's cool to the touch
even though it's hot outside.
- Can we go outside?
- No.
Okay, let's move on to weatherstripping.
[Japanese]
[Kids Cheering, Laughing]
- Francine, what the hell is this?
- You were ruining Steve's party.
So I called the moon-bounce guys.
No, no, no! Steve's childhood is over.
And you need to get used to it,
just like he does.
[Kids Laughing, Shouting]
- [All Laughing]
- Steve, get out of there.
Steve, you're an adult...
and you will act like
and be treated like an adult.
- Uh!
- [Laughing]
[Chuckles]
[Laughing]
Hey! Hey!
Look how high I'm going.
[Laughing]
This- This is- This is so much...
This is so much fun.
[Laughing]
[Crying]
Oh, God!
Oh, God.
What's wrong? Is there no cake?
Oh, God.
Oh, God!
- What's wrong with Dad?
- He's just tired, honey.
- Yeah, being crazy is very tiring.
- Roger.
What? The guy went off his bean.
He's been out there for two days.
- Is he even eating?
- I put a sandwich out by the bouncer.
And when I went back, it was gone.
- Oh, I ate that.
- [Scoffs] Roger.
You know I have a thing where
I have to eat any food I find.
Maybe if I was fed better- I don't know.
Listen, will you put on
your psychiatrist costume and talk to him?
- I'm kind of making a pizza.
- I'll pay you $75.
- A hundred.
- No.
Okay.
Hey, Stan. You having fun?
- I'm not coming out.
- Mind if I bounce with you a little?
I guess not.
Oh, kinda- Whoa.
Okay, okay.
First, just a medical question.
Where have you been going to the bathroom?
It's just that these are new socks...
and I paid extra for monogramming is all.
See?
That's not a monogram. That's a penguin.
My name is Dr. Penguin.
Anyhoo, it's my professional opinion...
that this is a case
of Pavlovian conditioning.
- Are you salivating?
- Get away from me!
Patient is hostile
but salivating normally.
Recommend a microlobotomy
performed with either green or red lasers.
Cut the crap.
There's nothing wrong with me.
I've just never been
in a moon bounce before.
That's no surprise.
Your father walked out
on you when you were four.
You inherited all of his responsibilities.
You never really had a childhood.
- l- I didn't?
- No.
You're in way over your head.
As we grow, we pass certain milestones.
Stan, you skipped the milestones of youth.
That's why you can't get out of here.
Your inner child is putting his foot down.
I don't know.
That sounds like mumbo jumbo.
It is. Dr. Mumbo Jumbo was my mentor...
at the People's Hospital in Cameroon.
Stan, look, if you deny
your inner child...
you'll never be a well-adjusted adult.
Wow.
You just need a little dose of fun.
Go out and act like a kid.
Wipe your nose on your sleeve.
Eat Cheerios out of a Baggie.
- Touch a urinal, then touch your face.
- Yeah, okay.
Ride the back of a dog
and pretend it's a pony.
- Get an ear infection.
- All right. I understand, Roger.
Spit on a jellyfish.
Get a stuffed rabbit and name it Rabbit-o.
Touch penises with a neighbor boy.
I was thinking about what you said.
- [Gasps]
- It's a doll wig.
I just thought, if it's what you miss most,
why don't I give you a haircut?
It's beautiful. May I?
Oh, sweet, luxurious hair.
Maybe you could cut my hair
like Ryan Phillippe's.
Hmm. l-I can't really remember
how he wears his.
Oh, shoot.
Luckily, I have six pictures
of him right here.
Oh. That's...
Creepy, yeah. I know.
- [Door Clanks]
- [Sighs]
Stan? Where's your car?
I sold it and bought my elephant.
But you can't get around on the elephant.
Then you don't know the power
of a child's imagination.
To the stars, Shorbu.
- [Coin Clatters]
- [Motor Whirring]
Stan, you still gotta finish the taxes
and fix the garage door.
How long is this whole " getting in touch
with your inner child" thing gonna take?
I don't know, Francine.
How long did Billy Madison last?
Forever? It- It felt like forever.
[Chorus: Children's Pop]
# Makin' up a mess of fun #
# Lots of fun for everyone #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
- # Four bananas-##
- [Screams]
[Video Games Beeping, Whooshing]
Go, Dad. You're doing it.
[Whooshing, Beeping]
300 points. All right.
Whoa. Ten million?
Who is A.S. S? Wait, that spells...
- Oh, my God. That spells "ass".
- [Steve] That's me, Dad.
But your initials are S.A.S.
Was that a mistake?
Nope. On purpose.
That... is... hilarious.
That's hilarious. It's a joke.
- Yep.
- That's hilarious.
- Out of the way, twerp.
- [Grunts]
I hate that senior.
- Who is he?
- Henry Calloway.
He thinks he's so cool because
his rock band plays at sororities...
and he's always having so much sex.
- We should egg his house.
- We totally should. I've never done any egging.
Awesome. Father-son egging.
- Has that ever been done?
- Probably.
Well, can you sneak out tonight?
I don't have to sneak out. That's one of
the good things about being a grown-up.
Holy moly!
The street lights are on.
I'm supposed to be home.
- [Coin Clatters]
- [Motor Whirring]
[Woman: Pop]
# I'm #
# Comin' out #
# I'm comin'
# I'm #
- [No Audible Dialogue]
- # Comin' out #
# I'm comin' out #
# I want the world to know #
# Got to let it show ##
[Exclaims]
Well?
So, what do you think?
Can I see the back?
You butchered my hair!
Which of these photos did you use?
L- Well, all.
They're from different angles.
From different angles?
Oh, God. I'm going to be sick.
It'll be fine. Just- Just let it settle.
Settling is what I did
when I had you cut it.
God, Klaus. I was just
trying to be nice to you.
Life is not worth living!
Klaus, no! It's not worth it.
- [Choking]
- Suffer for your crimes!
[All Chuckling, Chortling]
Hey, you guys ready to do the eggs?
- Yeah.
- Totally.
They'll never find these.
Oh.
Suck it.
- [Siren Blares]
- [Kids] Run!
Guys, you don't need to run.
The police are our friends...
Ooph!
[Groaning]
- [Screams]
- [Helicopter Whirring]
You kids are too young to remember...
the toilet paper shortage of '43.
We were sending so many rolls
to our boys overseas...
that our own posteriors
were left unattended.
I'm talking anuses caked
in a crust of human waste.
Do I make myself clear?
[All]
Yes, Your Honor.
Since then, T.P.'ing has been
a criminal act in Virginia.
However, taking your age into account...
I've decided just to give you
a slap on the wrist.
[All Exhale]
You're getting 20 hours' community service.
You're getting 20 hours.
You're getting three months
in Chimdale Prison...
and you two are getting 20 hours.
Three months?
But I was just acting like a kid.
According to this, you are 42 years old.
But Chimdale Prison?
I'll never make it there.
God, I'll never make it there.
You'll make it.
We have a free bus
that drives you right to the facility.
Three months in prison?
I know.
I had so much more kid stuff to do.
No. I mean,
what are we gonna do without you?
Don't worry, honey.
I'll be out in a month with good behavior.
- But our taxes are due.
- I can do 'em, Mom.
I'll take care of things
while you're away, Dad.
Well, look at that.
I knew I could count on you, Steve.
Sir, would you mind hugging my son?
I'm very proud of him
at this moment, but...
- My hands.
- Not a problem.
I'm hugging so many people
at this job, it's crazy.
You can do this.
Just keep your head down...
and spread the rumor
that your sphincter has teeth.
- [Cell Door Slams]
- [Footsteps]
Hey, new guy, you think you can take us?
Look, I don't want any trouble.
- Oh, it's no trouble.
- [Chortling]
[Buzzer Buzzes]
All right. Let him have it, Wesley.
[Man]
Hey, are you all right?
We have the squash court
reserved for an hour.
Wanna go knock it around?
[Sighs]
Uh, yeah, yeah. That'd be nice.
Wait. Are you Wesley Snipes?
[Chuckles]
A lot of people ask me that.
Yes, I am.
[Laughs]
Whew! Good game.
- You guys play every day?
- Yep.
- One of the perks of being in a minimum-security prison.
- [Knocking]
- Passion fruit iced tea?
- Thanks, Rivers.
Wow. You guys have it great here.
We do. We do. The warden's an ass.
But other than that,
it's like camp for adults.
So in here, a guy could act
like a kid if he wanted.
Smith. Phone call.
- Y'ello?
- Hi, Dad.
Are you still claiming
60% business use on your car?
I sold my car
and bought a flying elephant.
I know, but this is for last year.
- I'll just put 60.
- Yeah, that sounds good. Okay, talk to you later.
Oh, and do you know where the schematic
diagram of the dishwasher is?
I can find the warranty card
but not the schematic.
A little plastic piece
in the lower tray broke.
I wanted to order a new piece,
but I don't have the item number.
Right. Okay.
I tried describing the piece to the lady
on the Sears help line...
but it's hard, you know?
It's-It's a small gray piece,
maybe three inches long...
with these little prongs that
clip into the lower tray...
so you can adjust some of the uprights...
to hold, like, bowls and larger things...
or just regular-size plates
if you leave the...
if you leave the poles
in the down position.
You know the piece?
See? It's pretty hard to describe,
so I'm looking for the schematic.
Dad?
Dad, are you there?
- [Steve Farts]
- Oh, excuse me.
[Chorus: Children's Pop]
# Makin' up a mess of fun #
# Lots of fun for everyone #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Four banana-##
All right, guys.
You know I don't want to be the bad guy.
That's not why I became
a warden of a prison, okay?
But a food fight? Come on.
Food belongs in your tummies.
- But we didn't start it.
- [Sighs]
I'm trying to help you out here.
And it's hard for me to even say it
it sounds so negative...
but if you guys can't
reel in your shenanigans...
you won't be eligible
for an early release.
[All Chortling]
Okay, that right there-
that's funny. I deserve that.
But seriously, the next
parole board meets...
right after the guard-inmate
kickball game tomorrow...
and I don't want anyone
to blow their chances.
Now, get out of here. Go get some pizza.
I had it delivered to your cells.
Was I too hard on them, Chirpy?
- [Squawks] Warden sucks.
- You rascal.
[Chuckles]
That is good fun.
I hate that warden...
sending us pizzas,
covering for us when we "screw up."
I get it-
you're the good guy, I'm the criminal.
- Well, we are in prison.
- So is he. So is he.
The worst thing is he's always pushing
for our early release.
I don't want to go anywhere.
Me neither. This place is awesome.
Well, if we pull off this prank
at the kickball game...
there's no way they'll let us out early.
[Buzzing]
When the warden comes up to kick,
we put hornets in the ball.
How can you put hornets in a ball?
We paint this red.
- Ooh, can I do the painting?
- I don't know, Wes.
We let you paint the chair
we made for my nephew.
It was pretty sloppy work.
- [Buzzer Buzzes]
- [Cell Door Slams]
- How you holding up, Stan?
- Oh, it's great in here.
What? But you'll be out soon, right?
Maybe not. Hey, why didn't Steve come?
- Steve's right here.
- Okay, first of all...
you were supposed to fix the garage door
yesterday between 3:00 and 5:00.
You never showed.
Then I was told by... Robert...
who wouldn't give me
his last name or extension...
that I would be
the first appointment today.
I waited at my house until 3:15.
I almost missed my father's
prison kickball game.
- You need to make this right!
- [Beeps]
Steve, you look terrible.
He's running himself ragged
being the man of the house.
[Man]
Hey, Smith. Let's play.
Get out there, Dad. Go have some fun.
The warden kicks first.
You don't wanna miss this.
How do you want it, Warden?
Slow and bouncy and over the plate.
But whatever you do will be good enough,
'cause I know you're trying.
I hate you.
[Voice Echoing] We pull off
this prank at the kickball game...
there's no way they'll
let us out early.
- No way they'll let us out early.
- [No Audible Dialogue]
No way they'll let us out early.
[Gasps]
[Heartbeat Echoing]
- [Loud Thud]
- [Groans]
- [Hornets Buzzing]
- [Screaming, Groaning]
Uh, are you sure it looks okay?
Yes. It looks really good.
You've- You've got
the ladybug barrette in there, and...
[Sobbing]
It's terrible, isn't it?
- Isn't it?
- Yes.
[Crying]
It's awful. It's so awful.
[Both Sobbing, Sputtering]
I'm so sorry.
[Sobbing]
And I've realized nothing I do now
is gonna fix my crummy childhood.
But I don't want to wreck my son's.
So vote how you have to today.
I'm keeping my nose clean
from here on out.
[Crying]
I just hope it's not too late.
- [Sniffling]
- Mmm.
Beautiful, Mr. Smith.
I think I speak for everyone...
when I say immediate release
would be the best...
[Roger]
Not for everyone, Charlie.
- [Wheels Rolling]
- Not for everyone.
Crocodile tears, Mr. Smith.
And you're not fooling me.
No, if we let you out now,
it ends in one of two ways...
complete rehabilitation
or you'll just get in trouble again.
And I don't like those odds.
Parole denied.
I'll kill you! You're a dead man!
[Muffled Shouting]
See? Maniac.
This is a good bagel.
Probably 'cause it's a doughnut.
What are you doing after this?
Good luck now.
This is the place.
[Deep Inhale]
- [Bell Dings]
- There he is.
You owe me big, Mr. Hard Time.
Who got you two more months
of goofing around?
I did is who. Get inside this hug...
- Oh, welcome home, honey.
- It's good to have you back, Dad.
Where's my boy?
- Steve?
- Who's there?
It's me, Son.
Put down those papers. Look out back.
What is it?
It's a Slip 'N Slide, Son.
And I want you to play on it
for as long as you want.
No! No! No!
[Screaming]
Yeah!
Bye! Have a beautiful time.
English - US - SDH
# I got a feeling that it's
gonna be a wonderful day #
# The sun in the sky
has a smile on his face #
# And he's shining a salute
to the American race #
# Oh, boy
it's swell to say #
# Good morning, U.S.A. #
[Grunts]
[Chorus]
# Good morning, U.S.A. ##
- [Kids Laughing, Shouting]
- [Steve] Oh, it's cold!
[Boy]
No, no, no! Don't!
[Steve]
Watch! I'm so slippery. [Shrieks]
- [Boys] Go, Barry! Go, Barry, go!
- [Sighs]
- Go, go! You got it!
- Let's go!
- Do it! Go!
- [Shrieking, Laughing]
Hey! I'm trying to do our taxes.
Quit fooling around down there. That's not
productive at all, what you're doing.
It's a Slip 'N Slide, Dad.
Yeah, it's pointless.
Pointless? It moves us
from one side of the yard...
to the other on our bellies.
How else would we do that?
- [Door Closes]
- Ah! What a day.
Being a prison psychiatrist
is way harder than I thought it would be.
And these shoes- no support at all.
A hundred-percent rubber.
But the state insists I wear a shoe
you can't make a weapon out of.
Go ahead, try. Can't be done.
[Gagging]
[Choking]
Wow, Frannie. Props to you.
Mmm. Oh.
Oh, I definitely stepped in something.
Oh, Stan, the garage door is stuck again.
- Can you call the repair people?
- I did.
They were supposed to come yesterday.
They never showed.
And now I'm upstairs
trying to do our taxes...
and Steve's abusing the hose.
Oh. That's embarrassing.
Did you walk in on him?
- What?
- You caught him playing with himself?
Damn it, woman!
You always jump to that.
Last time, it was when I said,
"He's doing his homework."
I thought you said "bone work."
- Where was I?
- Steve was abusing the hose.
Yeah. Spraying it about like a child.
He's turning 14 in two days.
Why can't he act his age?
He's mature enough, Stan.
Popsicle fight!
They can't discover my true identity.
- It's the strawberry prince.
- I cast invisibility.
- Hmm?
- Where'd he go?
[Speaking Japanese]
Whew. That was close.
Hey, Mom. Did you order
the moon bounce for my birthday?
Yeah. I got the Star Trek one.
Oh, no.
That's not happening.
Yeah, Dad.
We're doing an "outer space" party.
We're gonna have our faces
painted like aliens and everything.
Oh, white people in alien face?
Running around going, "Beep boop bop."
This what you do
when there's no alien in the room?
How would you feel if I made fun of you?
"Oh. Uh, I'm human. I'm from planet Earth.
I think I'm coming down with a cold."
Hurts, don't it?
Steve, you're absolutely
not having a space party. That's childish.
- I'll help you think of something age-appropriate.
- Dad.
When I turned 14, I took over fiduciary
responsibility for my mother's 401 (k).
We discussed it over Italian food.
I had my first espresso.
It kept me up all night.
Fell asleep at dawn for five minutes and had
a stress dream about the house burning down.
Pretty good birthday.
[Sighs] You know what I miss
most about being human?
Mmm, mattering?
No. What I miss most
is having my hair cut...
a nice relaxing trip to the barber...
the shampoo, the conditioner...
inspecting the Fr?uleins in the
latest issue of Guten Tag, Vagina.
[Sighs]
[Doorbell Rings]
Welcome, Steve's friend.
Grab a cup of coffee.
The entertainment's about to begin.
Okay, listen up.
This is Harvey Lissel.
He's gonna take it from here.
What would you say
to a life insurance policy...
where all your premiums were
returned to you on your 72nd birthday?
Huh? What would you say to that?
And you'd be right to be excited.
As future homeowners,
you'll need to properly insulate.
Go ahead, touch the wall.
It's cool to the touch
even though it's hot outside.
- Can we go outside?
- No.
Okay, let's move on to weatherstripping.
[Japanese]
[Kids Cheering, Laughing]
- Francine, what the hell is this?
- You were ruining Steve's party.
So I called the moon-bounce guys.
No, no, no! Steve's childhood is over.
And you need to get used to it,
just like he does.
[Kids Laughing, Shouting]
- [All Laughing]
- Steve, get out of there.
Steve, you're an adult...
and you will act like
and be treated like an adult.
- Uh!
- [Laughing]
[Chuckles]
[Laughing]
Hey! Hey!
Look how high I'm going.
[Laughing]
This- This is- This is so much...
This is so much fun.
[Laughing]
[Crying]
Oh, God!
Oh, God.
What's wrong? Is there no cake?
Oh, God.
Oh, God!
- What's wrong with Dad?
- He's just tired, honey.
- Yeah, being crazy is very tiring.
- Roger.
What? The guy went off his bean.
He's been out there for two days.
- Is he even eating?
- I put a sandwich out by the bouncer.
And when I went back, it was gone.
- Oh, I ate that.
- [Scoffs] Roger.
You know I have a thing where
I have to eat any food I find.
Maybe if I was fed better- I don't know.
Listen, will you put on
your psychiatrist costume and talk to him?
- I'm kind of making a pizza.
- I'll pay you $75.
- A hundred.
- No.
Okay.
Hey, Stan. You having fun?
- I'm not coming out.
- Mind if I bounce with you a little?
I guess not.
Oh, kinda- Whoa.
Okay, okay.
First, just a medical question.
Where have you been going to the bathroom?
It's just that these are new socks...
and I paid extra for monogramming is all.
See?
That's not a monogram. That's a penguin.
My name is Dr. Penguin.
Anyhoo, it's my professional opinion...
that this is a case
of Pavlovian conditioning.
- Are you salivating?
- Get away from me!
Patient is hostile
but salivating normally.
Recommend a microlobotomy
performed with either green or red lasers.
Cut the crap.
There's nothing wrong with me.
I've just never been
in a moon bounce before.
That's no surprise.
Your father walked out
on you when you were four.
You inherited all of his responsibilities.
You never really had a childhood.
- l- I didn't?
- No.
You're in way over your head.
As we grow, we pass certain milestones.
Stan, you skipped the milestones of youth.
That's why you can't get out of here.
Your inner child is putting his foot down.
I don't know.
That sounds like mumbo jumbo.
It is. Dr. Mumbo Jumbo was my mentor...
at the People's Hospital in Cameroon.
Stan, look, if you deny
your inner child...
you'll never be a well-adjusted adult.
Wow.
You just need a little dose of fun.
Go out and act like a kid.
Wipe your nose on your sleeve.
Eat Cheerios out of a Baggie.
- Touch a urinal, then touch your face.
- Yeah, okay.
Ride the back of a dog
and pretend it's a pony.
- Get an ear infection.
- All right. I understand, Roger.
Spit on a jellyfish.
Get a stuffed rabbit and name it Rabbit-o.
Touch penises with a neighbor boy.
I was thinking about what you said.
- [Gasps]
- It's a doll wig.
I just thought, if it's what you miss most,
why don't I give you a haircut?
It's beautiful. May I?
Oh, sweet, luxurious hair.
Maybe you could cut my hair
like Ryan Phillippe's.
Hmm. l-I can't really remember
how he wears his.
Oh, shoot.
Luckily, I have six pictures
of him right here.
Oh. That's...
Creepy, yeah. I know.
- [Door Clanks]
- [Sighs]
Stan? Where's your car?
I sold it and bought my elephant.
But you can't get around on the elephant.
Then you don't know the power
of a child's imagination.
To the stars, Shorbu.
- [Coin Clatters]
- [Motor Whirring]
Stan, you still gotta finish the taxes
and fix the garage door.
How long is this whole " getting in touch
with your inner child" thing gonna take?
I don't know, Francine.
How long did Billy Madison last?
Forever? It- It felt like forever.
[Chorus: Children's Pop]
# Makin' up a mess of fun #
# Lots of fun for everyone #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
- # Four bananas-##
- [Screams]
[Video Games Beeping, Whooshing]
Go, Dad. You're doing it.
[Whooshing, Beeping]
300 points. All right.
Whoa. Ten million?
Who is A.S. S? Wait, that spells...
- Oh, my God. That spells "ass".
- [Steve] That's me, Dad.
But your initials are S.A.S.
Was that a mistake?
Nope. On purpose.
That... is... hilarious.
That's hilarious. It's a joke.
- Yep.
- That's hilarious.
- Out of the way, twerp.
- [Grunts]
I hate that senior.
- Who is he?
- Henry Calloway.
He thinks he's so cool because
his rock band plays at sororities...
and he's always having so much sex.
- We should egg his house.
- We totally should. I've never done any egging.
Awesome. Father-son egging.
- Has that ever been done?
- Probably.
Well, can you sneak out tonight?
I don't have to sneak out. That's one of
the good things about being a grown-up.
Holy moly!
The street lights are on.
I'm supposed to be home.
- [Coin Clatters]
- [Motor Whirring]
[Woman: Pop]
# I'm #
# Comin' out #
# I'm comin'
# I'm #
- [No Audible Dialogue]
- # Comin' out #
# I'm comin' out #
# I want the world to know #
# Got to let it show ##
[Exclaims]
Well?
So, what do you think?
Can I see the back?
You butchered my hair!
Which of these photos did you use?
L- Well, all.
They're from different angles.
From different angles?
Oh, God. I'm going to be sick.
It'll be fine. Just- Just let it settle.
Settling is what I did
when I had you cut it.
God, Klaus. I was just
trying to be nice to you.
Life is not worth living!
Klaus, no! It's not worth it.
- [Choking]
- Suffer for your crimes!
[All Chuckling, Chortling]
Hey, you guys ready to do the eggs?
- Yeah.
- Totally.
They'll never find these.
Oh.
Suck it.
- [Siren Blares]
- [Kids] Run!
Guys, you don't need to run.
The police are our friends...
Ooph!
[Groaning]
- [Screams]
- [Helicopter Whirring]
You kids are too young to remember...
the toilet paper shortage of '43.
We were sending so many rolls
to our boys overseas...
that our own posteriors
were left unattended.
I'm talking anuses caked
in a crust of human waste.
Do I make myself clear?
[All]
Yes, Your Honor.
Since then, T.P.'ing has been
a criminal act in Virginia.
However, taking your age into account...
I've decided just to give you
a slap on the wrist.
[All Exhale]
You're getting 20 hours' community service.
You're getting 20 hours.
You're getting three months
in Chimdale Prison...
and you two are getting 20 hours.
Three months?
But I was just acting like a kid.
According to this, you are 42 years old.
But Chimdale Prison?
I'll never make it there.
God, I'll never make it there.
You'll make it.
We have a free bus
that drives you right to the facility.
Three months in prison?
I know.
I had so much more kid stuff to do.
No. I mean,
what are we gonna do without you?
Don't worry, honey.
I'll be out in a month with good behavior.
- But our taxes are due.
- I can do 'em, Mom.
I'll take care of things
while you're away, Dad.
Well, look at that.
I knew I could count on you, Steve.
Sir, would you mind hugging my son?
I'm very proud of him
at this moment, but...
- My hands.
- Not a problem.
I'm hugging so many people
at this job, it's crazy.
You can do this.
Just keep your head down...
and spread the rumor
that your sphincter has teeth.
- [Cell Door Slams]
- [Footsteps]
Hey, new guy, you think you can take us?
Look, I don't want any trouble.
- Oh, it's no trouble.
- [Chortling]
[Buzzer Buzzes]
All right. Let him have it, Wesley.
[Man]
Hey, are you all right?
We have the squash court
reserved for an hour.
Wanna go knock it around?
[Sighs]
Uh, yeah, yeah. That'd be nice.
Wait. Are you Wesley Snipes?
[Chuckles]
A lot of people ask me that.
Yes, I am.
[Laughs]
Whew! Good game.
- You guys play every day?
- Yep.
- One of the perks of being in a minimum-security prison.
- [Knocking]
- Passion fruit iced tea?
- Thanks, Rivers.
Wow. You guys have it great here.
We do. We do. The warden's an ass.
But other than that,
it's like camp for adults.
So in here, a guy could act
like a kid if he wanted.
Smith. Phone call.
- Y'ello?
- Hi, Dad.
Are you still claiming
60% business use on your car?
I sold my car
and bought a flying elephant.
I know, but this is for last year.
- I'll just put 60.
- Yeah, that sounds good. Okay, talk to you later.
Oh, and do you know where the schematic
diagram of the dishwasher is?
I can find the warranty card
but not the schematic.
A little plastic piece
in the lower tray broke.
I wanted to order a new piece,
but I don't have the item number.
Right. Okay.
I tried describing the piece to the lady
on the Sears help line...
but it's hard, you know?
It's-It's a small gray piece,
maybe three inches long...
with these little prongs that
clip into the lower tray...
so you can adjust some of the uprights...
to hold, like, bowls and larger things...
or just regular-size plates
if you leave the...
if you leave the poles
in the down position.
You know the piece?
See? It's pretty hard to describe,
so I'm looking for the schematic.
Dad?
Dad, are you there?
- [Steve Farts]
- Oh, excuse me.
[Chorus: Children's Pop]
# Makin' up a mess of fun #
# Lots of fun for everyone #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Tra, la, la
la, la-la-la #
# Four banana-##
All right, guys.
You know I don't want to be the bad guy.
That's not why I became
a warden of a prison, okay?
But a food fight? Come on.
Food belongs in your tummies.
- But we didn't start it.
- [Sighs]
I'm trying to help you out here.
And it's hard for me to even say it
it sounds so negative...
but if you guys can't
reel in your shenanigans...
you won't be eligible
for an early release.
[All Chortling]
Okay, that right there-
that's funny. I deserve that.
But seriously, the next
parole board meets...
right after the guard-inmate
kickball game tomorrow...
and I don't want anyone
to blow their chances.
Now, get out of here. Go get some pizza.
I had it delivered to your cells.
Was I too hard on them, Chirpy?
- [Squawks] Warden sucks.
- You rascal.
[Chuckles]
That is good fun.
I hate that warden...
sending us pizzas,
covering for us when we "screw up."
I get it-
you're the good guy, I'm the criminal.
- Well, we are in prison.
- So is he. So is he.
The worst thing is he's always pushing
for our early release.
I don't want to go anywhere.
Me neither. This place is awesome.
Well, if we pull off this prank
at the kickball game...
there's no way they'll let us out early.
[Buzzing]
When the warden comes up to kick,
we put hornets in the ball.
How can you put hornets in a ball?
We paint this red.
- Ooh, can I do the painting?
- I don't know, Wes.
We let you paint the chair
we made for my nephew.
It was pretty sloppy work.
- [Buzzer Buzzes]
- [Cell Door Slams]
- How you holding up, Stan?
- Oh, it's great in here.
What? But you'll be out soon, right?
Maybe not. Hey, why didn't Steve come?
- Steve's right here.
- Okay, first of all...
you were supposed to fix the garage door
yesterday between 3:00 and 5:00.
You never showed.
Then I was told by... Robert...
who wouldn't give me
his last name or extension...
that I would be
the first appointment today.
I waited at my house until 3:15.
I almost missed my father's
prison kickball game.
- You need to make this right!
- [Beeps]
Steve, you look terrible.
He's running himself ragged
being the man of the house.
[Man]
Hey, Smith. Let's play.
Get out there, Dad. Go have some fun.
The warden kicks first.
You don't wanna miss this.
How do you want it, Warden?
Slow and bouncy and over the plate.
But whatever you do will be good enough,
'cause I know you're trying.
I hate you.
[Voice Echoing] We pull off
this prank at the kickball game...
there's no way they'll
let us out early.
- No way they'll let us out early.
- [No Audible Dialogue]
No way they'll let us out early.
[Gasps]
[Heartbeat Echoing]
- [Loud Thud]
- [Groans]
- [Hornets Buzzing]
- [Screaming, Groaning]
Uh, are you sure it looks okay?
Yes. It looks really good.
You've- You've got
the ladybug barrette in there, and...
[Sobbing]
It's terrible, isn't it?
- Isn't it?
- Yes.
[Crying]
It's awful. It's so awful.
[Both Sobbing, Sputtering]
I'm so sorry.
[Sobbing]
And I've realized nothing I do now
is gonna fix my crummy childhood.
But I don't want to wreck my son's.
So vote how you have to today.
I'm keeping my nose clean
from here on out.
[Crying]
I just hope it's not too late.
- [Sniffling]
- Mmm.
Beautiful, Mr. Smith.
I think I speak for everyone...
when I say immediate release
would be the best...
[Roger]
Not for everyone, Charlie.
- [Wheels Rolling]
- Not for everyone.
Crocodile tears, Mr. Smith.
And you're not fooling me.
No, if we let you out now,
it ends in one of two ways...
complete rehabilitation
or you'll just get in trouble again.
And I don't like those odds.
Parole denied.
I'll kill you! You're a dead man!
[Muffled Shouting]
See? Maniac.
This is a good bagel.
Probably 'cause it's a doughnut.
What are you doing after this?
Good luck now.
This is the place.
[Deep Inhale]
- [Bell Dings]
- There he is.
You owe me big, Mr. Hard Time.
Who got you two more months
of goofing around?
I did is who. Get inside this hug...
- Oh, welcome home, honey.
- It's good to have you back, Dad.
Where's my boy?
- Steve?
- Who's there?
It's me, Son.
Put down those papers. Look out back.
What is it?
It's a Slip 'N Slide, Son.
And I want you to play on it
for as long as you want.
No! No! No!
[Screaming]
Yeah!
Bye! Have a beautiful time.
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