Community (2009–2015): Season 5, Episode 7 - Bondage and Beta Male Sexuality - full transcript
Jeff helps Duncan score a date with Britta, and Abed has a Hickey encounter on his way to the movie theater.
Jeff, we've known each other
a long time, right?
- You've come to respect me.
- Sure.
Well, get ready to stop.
Please, help me seduce Britta now
that you've finished doing it with her.
- Please.
- Do you even like Britta?
Seems like you like her
because she doesn't like you.
Have you met the women
that do like me?
Neither have I, but trust me,
they're bad people.
Fine. To get near Britta,
think like Britta.
Grab one of those free papers
for hippies, go to the calendar page...
...and find a cause so tragic...
Are you writing this down?
We have confirmation that all the bones
were removed from the football field.
We agree teachers should get
a 10-minute head start at the job fair.
Any other items?
It's Friday night.
What's everybody doing?
Oh, there's a benefit show
at the Forefront Theatre in Riverside...
...for starving children
with cleft palates.
Crash the premiere of the Kickpuncher
reboot dressed as classic Kickpuncher.
They shouldn't have redesigned that
costume. Keep your heads in the sand.
Professor Duncan, I didn't know
that cause interested you.
It's starving children
with cleft palates, Britta.
What part would you have me
be disinterested in?
Forefront Theatre?
What time? I'm going.
- I'm going too.
- Me too.
Kids with cleft palates should have
extra food, not less. I'm in.
I have dinner plans.
- Really?
- Yeah, make sure it's a hearty meal.
- Butter!
- Help me out here.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Well...
Are you really the one
that needs help here, Winger?
Should we write a cheque
to the Jeff Foundation?
Okay, maybe I'll go too.
Well, it's the least you can do.
Yeah, feels good to help.
God bless you.
Cool, so 7:30?
Sure, open arms.
Did you get it? I don't think I got it.
Well, the ants were people.
The queen ant was an oil company.
Okay, so it was about our
marginalized perceptions as drones...
- ...born into a corporate hive mind?
- Yeah, wow.
- McDonald's?
- Oh, I was just thinking about that.
- Hungry.
- Hello?
Okay, Alessandra,
I can't talk right now.
I just got out of a show.
Okay, hold on.
Well?
Look, if you're gonna just
yell at me, why even...?
Why are you doing this?
This is not happening to you,
okay, it's happening to us!
Well, you called me!
Well, then let me be the one
to do this!
My mother used to tell a story
about how she killed a chicken.
Hong Kong, 1964.
- So you like the theatre, Ian?
- Oh, are you kidding?
I spent half my days at university
in wigs and tights.
You don't do that
without befriending some actors.
Oh, my God, Michael.
I know Michael
from my anarchist days.
God, he's gonna smell
the sellout on me.
Hey, how's it going?
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.
- What's going on?
- Well...
- I don't like this Michael.
- He doesn't like himself.
Or he'd pronounce it "Michael."
Isn't she great?
She's everything I love about America.
Bold, opinionated, just past her peak...
...and starting to realise
that she has to settle for less.
And the moment she needs
a shoulder to cry on:
- The Duncan handkerchief.
- Well, I'm out.
Have fun circling my former lover,
waiting for her to cry.
I tried to make that sound good,
but that's what you're doing.
You're all heroes tonight
for making a difference...
...but I want to introduce
one of my heroes.
Britta Perry.
She is the bravest...
...most passionate activist
I have ever had the honour of imitating.
So, hey, buy her a drink.
Anything you wanna add, Britta?
I'm no hero. I'm a high-school dropout
and a bartender, so don't listen to me.
Or anyone.
Just listen to yourself...
...and make sure
you tell yourself the truth.
- Well, it was great seeing you, so...
- I might stay for one drink.
- Why?
- I like to drink.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah, I have a serious problem.
That had better be true.
Cool. Cool, cool, cool.
I am Kickpuncher.
You are in violation of future law.
Damn it, come on.
- What are you doing?
- What?
What are you doing?
Making a costume. Annie banned glue
guns after an incident so hilarious...
...describing it would eclipse
what's happening here.
- What's happening here?
- You and me bonding. Check it out.
If you were
a post-apocalyptic survivor...
I would raise goats, hoard cinnamon,
and travel only at night.
But, please,
I have some work to do here.
Just one thing. Watch this.
Initiate ballistic foam.
- What the hell?
- Sorry.
You just destroyed five hours of work.
- I'll clean it up.
- No, you don't touch it.
I know this is bad timing, but I should
go if I'm gonna make the movie, so...
- What are you doing?
- Oh, something nobody ever does.
Teaching you consequences.
- But I have to go.
- But you can't.
Isn't that crazy? You ever been
grounded? You ever been punished?
Do you have any idea what it feels like
to be refused something?
I know what it feels like
when people try to control me.
You should know
it never goes their way.
And what Kickypunch movie
is that from?
The ones you've seen,
or the one I'm gonna watch you miss?
I said I was sorry.
I'm sorry I punched my landlord,
but I'm not getting my deposit back.
That's you being punished
for choosing to hurt someone.
- I wrecked your papers by accident.
- You chose...
...to spray this crap on purpose.
You didn't care what happened.
I'll tell you something.
For five years...
...I have watched people walk around
on your eggshells.
"Oh, Abed.
He's so imaginative, so magical.
Everybody hide their hamburgers.
If Abed sees a hamburger,
we'll all travel in time.
Let's eat cookies and ice cream...
...and dress in pyjamas
in the middle of the day."
I watched my third wife die.
You think I'm spoiled?
And you think I'm spoiled because it's
never occurred to anyone to do this?
You're not Marco Polo
of bullying me, just another tourist...
- ...taking pictures of a wall.
- Gonna make me cry.
- Has someone physically limited you?
- Oh, just now.
You physically ruined my drawings.
Drawings of what?
You're an artist?
I destroyed something valuable?
Looked like you were
doodling chickens.
He is a duck.
Hey, you're not allowed in there.
Well, I just did a one-man show
for a little audience...
- ...that would beg to disagree.
- Audience? In there?
We haven't had a single person
or performance in that theatre...
...since the 1997 fire.
Twenty-four people died.
So, what have you guys been up to?
This. Raising money, organising,
trying to make a difference.
I'm impressed,
and embarrassed. I sold out.
- We sold out.
- You did not sell out.
I'm going to community college
to start a career.
We're in real estate.
We own the building we're standing in.
Wow, you guys did sell out.
I know.
I should introduce myself
to her friends and...
I knew it.
You don't have a drinking problem.
You have feelings for Britta,
you disgusting monster.
Fine, yes. Something about
everybody liking her turns me on.
It's a problem I have.
I hated Reese's Pieces
before E.T. ate them. Sorry.
- You're a bad friend.
- That's not fair.
Wait, that's really not fair.
You're a terrible friend.
She was mine first.
- Not like she belongs to anybody.
- Here we go.
"Love isn't a game,"
say the guys that always win.
Now you're gonna pull a Dane Cook in
one of those three movies he was in...
...about Dane Cook
getting laid by accident.
Only it's not a Dane Cook movie, Jeff,
because this time someone's watching.
Me, your friend, British Jason Biggs.
If you never call me Dane Cook
again, I'll stand down.
- For an hour.
- Okay, an hour.
Are your drawings a secret?
You do them when nobody's around?
Not that it's any of your business,
but I am a cartoonist in my spare time.
My cartoon's about a duck.
I was drawing him.
Does the duck have a name?
Does he have powers?
I'm not pitching to you.
- You're afraid I won't like it.
- Sure.
Been a cab driver, soldier, a cop,
but what terrifies me the most...
...is the opinion of a man-child
in cardboard pants.
Kickpuncher was a cop
before he became a cyborg.
So you were a cop
before you became this.
And what were you before this?
Were you normal?
Or you act like this because somebody
stuffed you in a locker? Is that it?
Other way around. What else
do you wanna know about me?
- Can you stop talking?
- Let me go.
- After you missed your movie.
- Because you want me to suffer.
For destroying your duck cartoons?
The ones you're ashamed of?
Which one were you laughing at?
No, no, no, stop that! You're ghosts!
We're ghosts?
The janitor out there told me
you died in 1997.
Janitor?
Hey, those guys in there told me...
...that you're the one
that died in a fire, and you're a ghost.
And you just believed them?
You just believed a bunch of ghosts?
Have you guys seen that billboard
on Water Street...
...for Consensual perfume?
The man chasing the woman through
the grass, says, "Proven in its field."
Yeah, proven in its field and in labs
on the eyeballs of rabbits.
We should make it say that.
Who's got the spray paint?
No, guys, I'm serious.
Doug and Janet, you're on lookout.
Michael works the ladder.
I will Banksy that mother!
Come on, guys,
we gotta start taking risks again.
Oh, well, that's convenient
for the one with nothing to lose.
Oh, so the person with the least wealth
has the least valid argument?
That's convenient.
Britta, how many people have you fed
this year besides yourself?
- Oh, Janet.
- No, I spent enough time feeling bad.
Fight the power.
- Would you like to go...?
- Yeah.
Yeah? Oh, my God.
These are really good.
It helps me see why you were so upset.
I ruin anything as good as what's here?
Just practice drawings.
I have to practise drawing the duck
from different angles.
It's hard when his back's turned
three-quarters because of the beak.
- Well, I'm a real jerk for wrecking it.
- You didn't do it on purpose.
- Doesn't excuse my behaviour.
- I appreciate that.
It's a good apology. You're a good kid.
All right.
Well, I can see from the clock
that if I hit all the green lights, then...
Sorry, can't let you go.
It'd undercut the larger lesson.
The lesson being you're very talented,
but I can't walk into a movie after...
You're not going to the movie.
Yes, I am.
- You need this.
- Let me go.
This is you learning.
You're a bad person
and a bad cartoonist.
You go ahead. Hurt my feelings.
Your feelings? Considered
putting them into your work?
Your cartoons are monuments
to joylessness...
...jokes based on nothing
from your life or anyone's.
You're furious at me for being creative.
You wanna create. You have
this rage, shame and loneliness...
...which I don't know how to feel,
and you put what on paper?
Jim the Duck. I'm crazy? Something's
wrong with me? Jim the Duck?
- Publishers are interested!
- Publishers are stupid.
That or you're
misinterpreting a form letter.
- Shut up.
- You shut up.
- You shut up.
- Are we yelling?
- You're a self-centered, egotistical...
- I'm yelling, I'm yelling!
And you're not talented!
You made me miss my movie!
You made me miss my movie.
In the words of your hacky duck,
"What the hell?"
Do you like music?
Everyone likes music.
What are you, a fish?
I have...
I tell you what we could listen to.
Do you know Rimples and Splikket?
They were the British
Laurel and Hardy.
Most of their stuff is timeless.
But you do need to know that
the prime minister went to Oxford...
...not Cambridge,
as the sketch implies.
- Are they speaking English?
- Okay, '80s German techno it is.
- Do you have any friends?
- Sorry?
I've defined myself with reactions
to and from other people my whole life.
Now I feel worthless just because I'm
worthless in relation to my friends...
...which means they're not my friends.
Who are your friends?
Well, there's my neighbour, Pat.
I try to stay on his good side.
I owe him money.
There's Jeff. I'd call you a friend.
Well, in fact, I'd call you and Jeff...
Right, you and Jeff have known
each other longer than anybody, huh?
I always forget that, I guess because
you guys don't really act like friends.
Yeah, I guess not so much.
Where are we going?
Well, I think you should go home...
...because you're having
an existential crisis...
...and the best lesson
you could take away from it...
...is that you are someone,
even when you're by yourself.
I think you're right. Thank you.
And please don't take of fence at this,
but thank you for not hitting on me.
I was just vulnerable enough
to do something really stupid.
- What's wrong?
- Nothing, nothing. It's nothing. The...
The stupid steering wheel
is on the wrong side of the car.
- What are you doing here?
- I wanna show you something.
What's this?
It's a script I wrote
about a cop on the edge.
Troy thought it's hilarious. I don't have
the heart to tell him it wasn't a comedy.
- Why give this to me?
- I know filmmaking tricks and tropes.
But what I'm missing
is what the critics call substance...
...which is you more than me.
You wanna be film partners?
"It's time for Justice. Police Justice."
Wait, the character's name
is Police Justice?
Yeah, I think I may be able to help.
I'm sorry for the stuff I said.
Me too.
Sit down.
You drink Scotch?
- No.
- You're gonna.
Hey, handsome. This stool taken?
- Struck out, huh?
- If that makes you feel better.
Or maybe I just realised
that I was spending the whole night...
...getting to third base
with the wrong person.
You're a good friend,
and I don't say that often enough.
That's really nice.
But you can't have sex with me.
How about we have these drinks...
...and then not have sex with anyone
together?
Sounds good.
Cheers.
A 9-millimetre's better than
a 10-millimetre?
Millimetre don't make no difference.
Bullets just kind of kill you.
"Bullets just kind of kill you." Are you
quoting something? Can I use that?
- Yeah.
- You left your handkerchief...
...at my place last night.
We had a boys' night.
A bottle of booze,
an argument about sports cars...
...and I cut my hand trying to prove
that I can whittle.
Me too.
- Oh, hey. How was your night?
- Great.
I had a monumental evening
by myself.
I almost feel left out.
Well, we've had our share
of focus lately.
Speak for yourself.
I'm fine. I just...
Do you guys believe in ghosts?
And if you do...
...do you believe what those ghosts
tell you about other ghosts?
Chang, you cannot be on the committee
if you're going to be actively insane.
I'm not insane. I just had a weird
experience at the theatre last night.
- You were there?
- You were?
- What? Of course I was.
- I guess we just didn't see you.
Well, the ants were people.
The queen ant was an oil company.
What if I don't exist?
Oh, I got this.
I had a very similar night last night.
Go home, light some candles,
and take a bath.
Okay, coolsies.
- I don't know what I would do without...
- Just don't let anyone...
All we have to do is...
Hey, I was thinking off-campus lunch.
What's that Tex-Mex place
you mentioned?
Salsa Von Taco's? Read my mind.
- No, no.
- Oh, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
- No.
- Okay, yeah.
No. Well, let's go.
- No.
- No. Nothing for...
Well... Okay.
You just... Okay.
- I just don't like being left behind.
- Well... No, no, no.
My father got drunk in pubs
and left me in my room!
- So did mine! So did mine!
- Why would he do that?
Why do they do that?
- Why?
- Why do they do that?
I won't go to that Tex-Mex place.
Oh, that's all I wanted you to say.
a long time, right?
- You've come to respect me.
- Sure.
Well, get ready to stop.
Please, help me seduce Britta now
that you've finished doing it with her.
- Please.
- Do you even like Britta?
Seems like you like her
because she doesn't like you.
Have you met the women
that do like me?
Neither have I, but trust me,
they're bad people.
Fine. To get near Britta,
think like Britta.
Grab one of those free papers
for hippies, go to the calendar page...
...and find a cause so tragic...
Are you writing this down?
We have confirmation that all the bones
were removed from the football field.
We agree teachers should get
a 10-minute head start at the job fair.
Any other items?
It's Friday night.
What's everybody doing?
Oh, there's a benefit show
at the Forefront Theatre in Riverside...
...for starving children
with cleft palates.
Crash the premiere of the Kickpuncher
reboot dressed as classic Kickpuncher.
They shouldn't have redesigned that
costume. Keep your heads in the sand.
Professor Duncan, I didn't know
that cause interested you.
It's starving children
with cleft palates, Britta.
What part would you have me
be disinterested in?
Forefront Theatre?
What time? I'm going.
- I'm going too.
- Me too.
Kids with cleft palates should have
extra food, not less. I'm in.
I have dinner plans.
- Really?
- Yeah, make sure it's a hearty meal.
- Butter!
- Help me out here.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Well...
Are you really the one
that needs help here, Winger?
Should we write a cheque
to the Jeff Foundation?
Okay, maybe I'll go too.
Well, it's the least you can do.
Yeah, feels good to help.
God bless you.
Cool, so 7:30?
Sure, open arms.
Did you get it? I don't think I got it.
Well, the ants were people.
The queen ant was an oil company.
Okay, so it was about our
marginalized perceptions as drones...
- ...born into a corporate hive mind?
- Yeah, wow.
- McDonald's?
- Oh, I was just thinking about that.
- Hungry.
- Hello?
Okay, Alessandra,
I can't talk right now.
I just got out of a show.
Okay, hold on.
Well?
Look, if you're gonna just
yell at me, why even...?
Why are you doing this?
This is not happening to you,
okay, it's happening to us!
Well, you called me!
Well, then let me be the one
to do this!
My mother used to tell a story
about how she killed a chicken.
Hong Kong, 1964.
- So you like the theatre, Ian?
- Oh, are you kidding?
I spent half my days at university
in wigs and tights.
You don't do that
without befriending some actors.
Oh, my God, Michael.
I know Michael
from my anarchist days.
God, he's gonna smell
the sellout on me.
Hey, how's it going?
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.
- What's going on?
- Well...
- I don't like this Michael.
- He doesn't like himself.
Or he'd pronounce it "Michael."
Isn't she great?
She's everything I love about America.
Bold, opinionated, just past her peak...
...and starting to realise
that she has to settle for less.
And the moment she needs
a shoulder to cry on:
- The Duncan handkerchief.
- Well, I'm out.
Have fun circling my former lover,
waiting for her to cry.
I tried to make that sound good,
but that's what you're doing.
You're all heroes tonight
for making a difference...
...but I want to introduce
one of my heroes.
Britta Perry.
She is the bravest...
...most passionate activist
I have ever had the honour of imitating.
So, hey, buy her a drink.
Anything you wanna add, Britta?
I'm no hero. I'm a high-school dropout
and a bartender, so don't listen to me.
Or anyone.
Just listen to yourself...
...and make sure
you tell yourself the truth.
- Well, it was great seeing you, so...
- I might stay for one drink.
- Why?
- I like to drink.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah, I have a serious problem.
That had better be true.
Cool. Cool, cool, cool.
I am Kickpuncher.
You are in violation of future law.
Damn it, come on.
- What are you doing?
- What?
What are you doing?
Making a costume. Annie banned glue
guns after an incident so hilarious...
...describing it would eclipse
what's happening here.
- What's happening here?
- You and me bonding. Check it out.
If you were
a post-apocalyptic survivor...
I would raise goats, hoard cinnamon,
and travel only at night.
But, please,
I have some work to do here.
Just one thing. Watch this.
Initiate ballistic foam.
- What the hell?
- Sorry.
You just destroyed five hours of work.
- I'll clean it up.
- No, you don't touch it.
I know this is bad timing, but I should
go if I'm gonna make the movie, so...
- What are you doing?
- Oh, something nobody ever does.
Teaching you consequences.
- But I have to go.
- But you can't.
Isn't that crazy? You ever been
grounded? You ever been punished?
Do you have any idea what it feels like
to be refused something?
I know what it feels like
when people try to control me.
You should know
it never goes their way.
And what Kickypunch movie
is that from?
The ones you've seen,
or the one I'm gonna watch you miss?
I said I was sorry.
I'm sorry I punched my landlord,
but I'm not getting my deposit back.
That's you being punished
for choosing to hurt someone.
- I wrecked your papers by accident.
- You chose...
...to spray this crap on purpose.
You didn't care what happened.
I'll tell you something.
For five years...
...I have watched people walk around
on your eggshells.
"Oh, Abed.
He's so imaginative, so magical.
Everybody hide their hamburgers.
If Abed sees a hamburger,
we'll all travel in time.
Let's eat cookies and ice cream...
...and dress in pyjamas
in the middle of the day."
I watched my third wife die.
You think I'm spoiled?
And you think I'm spoiled because it's
never occurred to anyone to do this?
You're not Marco Polo
of bullying me, just another tourist...
- ...taking pictures of a wall.
- Gonna make me cry.
- Has someone physically limited you?
- Oh, just now.
You physically ruined my drawings.
Drawings of what?
You're an artist?
I destroyed something valuable?
Looked like you were
doodling chickens.
He is a duck.
Hey, you're not allowed in there.
Well, I just did a one-man show
for a little audience...
- ...that would beg to disagree.
- Audience? In there?
We haven't had a single person
or performance in that theatre...
...since the 1997 fire.
Twenty-four people died.
So, what have you guys been up to?
This. Raising money, organising,
trying to make a difference.
I'm impressed,
and embarrassed. I sold out.
- We sold out.
- You did not sell out.
I'm going to community college
to start a career.
We're in real estate.
We own the building we're standing in.
Wow, you guys did sell out.
I know.
I should introduce myself
to her friends and...
I knew it.
You don't have a drinking problem.
You have feelings for Britta,
you disgusting monster.
Fine, yes. Something about
everybody liking her turns me on.
It's a problem I have.
I hated Reese's Pieces
before E.T. ate them. Sorry.
- You're a bad friend.
- That's not fair.
Wait, that's really not fair.
You're a terrible friend.
She was mine first.
- Not like she belongs to anybody.
- Here we go.
"Love isn't a game,"
say the guys that always win.
Now you're gonna pull a Dane Cook in
one of those three movies he was in...
...about Dane Cook
getting laid by accident.
Only it's not a Dane Cook movie, Jeff,
because this time someone's watching.
Me, your friend, British Jason Biggs.
If you never call me Dane Cook
again, I'll stand down.
- For an hour.
- Okay, an hour.
Are your drawings a secret?
You do them when nobody's around?
Not that it's any of your business,
but I am a cartoonist in my spare time.
My cartoon's about a duck.
I was drawing him.
Does the duck have a name?
Does he have powers?
I'm not pitching to you.
- You're afraid I won't like it.
- Sure.
Been a cab driver, soldier, a cop,
but what terrifies me the most...
...is the opinion of a man-child
in cardboard pants.
Kickpuncher was a cop
before he became a cyborg.
So you were a cop
before you became this.
And what were you before this?
Were you normal?
Or you act like this because somebody
stuffed you in a locker? Is that it?
Other way around. What else
do you wanna know about me?
- Can you stop talking?
- Let me go.
- After you missed your movie.
- Because you want me to suffer.
For destroying your duck cartoons?
The ones you're ashamed of?
Which one were you laughing at?
No, no, no, stop that! You're ghosts!
We're ghosts?
The janitor out there told me
you died in 1997.
Janitor?
Hey, those guys in there told me...
...that you're the one
that died in a fire, and you're a ghost.
And you just believed them?
You just believed a bunch of ghosts?
Have you guys seen that billboard
on Water Street...
...for Consensual perfume?
The man chasing the woman through
the grass, says, "Proven in its field."
Yeah, proven in its field and in labs
on the eyeballs of rabbits.
We should make it say that.
Who's got the spray paint?
No, guys, I'm serious.
Doug and Janet, you're on lookout.
Michael works the ladder.
I will Banksy that mother!
Come on, guys,
we gotta start taking risks again.
Oh, well, that's convenient
for the one with nothing to lose.
Oh, so the person with the least wealth
has the least valid argument?
That's convenient.
Britta, how many people have you fed
this year besides yourself?
- Oh, Janet.
- No, I spent enough time feeling bad.
Fight the power.
- Would you like to go...?
- Yeah.
Yeah? Oh, my God.
These are really good.
It helps me see why you were so upset.
I ruin anything as good as what's here?
Just practice drawings.
I have to practise drawing the duck
from different angles.
It's hard when his back's turned
three-quarters because of the beak.
- Well, I'm a real jerk for wrecking it.
- You didn't do it on purpose.
- Doesn't excuse my behaviour.
- I appreciate that.
It's a good apology. You're a good kid.
All right.
Well, I can see from the clock
that if I hit all the green lights, then...
Sorry, can't let you go.
It'd undercut the larger lesson.
The lesson being you're very talented,
but I can't walk into a movie after...
You're not going to the movie.
Yes, I am.
- You need this.
- Let me go.
This is you learning.
You're a bad person
and a bad cartoonist.
You go ahead. Hurt my feelings.
Your feelings? Considered
putting them into your work?
Your cartoons are monuments
to joylessness...
...jokes based on nothing
from your life or anyone's.
You're furious at me for being creative.
You wanna create. You have
this rage, shame and loneliness...
...which I don't know how to feel,
and you put what on paper?
Jim the Duck. I'm crazy? Something's
wrong with me? Jim the Duck?
- Publishers are interested!
- Publishers are stupid.
That or you're
misinterpreting a form letter.
- Shut up.
- You shut up.
- You shut up.
- Are we yelling?
- You're a self-centered, egotistical...
- I'm yelling, I'm yelling!
And you're not talented!
You made me miss my movie!
You made me miss my movie.
In the words of your hacky duck,
"What the hell?"
Do you like music?
Everyone likes music.
What are you, a fish?
I have...
I tell you what we could listen to.
Do you know Rimples and Splikket?
They were the British
Laurel and Hardy.
Most of their stuff is timeless.
But you do need to know that
the prime minister went to Oxford...
...not Cambridge,
as the sketch implies.
- Are they speaking English?
- Okay, '80s German techno it is.
- Do you have any friends?
- Sorry?
I've defined myself with reactions
to and from other people my whole life.
Now I feel worthless just because I'm
worthless in relation to my friends...
...which means they're not my friends.
Who are your friends?
Well, there's my neighbour, Pat.
I try to stay on his good side.
I owe him money.
There's Jeff. I'd call you a friend.
Well, in fact, I'd call you and Jeff...
Right, you and Jeff have known
each other longer than anybody, huh?
I always forget that, I guess because
you guys don't really act like friends.
Yeah, I guess not so much.
Where are we going?
Well, I think you should go home...
...because you're having
an existential crisis...
...and the best lesson
you could take away from it...
...is that you are someone,
even when you're by yourself.
I think you're right. Thank you.
And please don't take of fence at this,
but thank you for not hitting on me.
I was just vulnerable enough
to do something really stupid.
- What's wrong?
- Nothing, nothing. It's nothing. The...
The stupid steering wheel
is on the wrong side of the car.
- What are you doing here?
- I wanna show you something.
What's this?
It's a script I wrote
about a cop on the edge.
Troy thought it's hilarious. I don't have
the heart to tell him it wasn't a comedy.
- Why give this to me?
- I know filmmaking tricks and tropes.
But what I'm missing
is what the critics call substance...
...which is you more than me.
You wanna be film partners?
"It's time for Justice. Police Justice."
Wait, the character's name
is Police Justice?
Yeah, I think I may be able to help.
I'm sorry for the stuff I said.
Me too.
Sit down.
You drink Scotch?
- No.
- You're gonna.
Hey, handsome. This stool taken?
- Struck out, huh?
- If that makes you feel better.
Or maybe I just realised
that I was spending the whole night...
...getting to third base
with the wrong person.
You're a good friend,
and I don't say that often enough.
That's really nice.
But you can't have sex with me.
How about we have these drinks...
...and then not have sex with anyone
together?
Sounds good.
Cheers.
A 9-millimetre's better than
a 10-millimetre?
Millimetre don't make no difference.
Bullets just kind of kill you.
"Bullets just kind of kill you." Are you
quoting something? Can I use that?
- Yeah.
- You left your handkerchief...
...at my place last night.
We had a boys' night.
A bottle of booze,
an argument about sports cars...
...and I cut my hand trying to prove
that I can whittle.
Me too.
- Oh, hey. How was your night?
- Great.
I had a monumental evening
by myself.
I almost feel left out.
Well, we've had our share
of focus lately.
Speak for yourself.
I'm fine. I just...
Do you guys believe in ghosts?
And if you do...
...do you believe what those ghosts
tell you about other ghosts?
Chang, you cannot be on the committee
if you're going to be actively insane.
I'm not insane. I just had a weird
experience at the theatre last night.
- You were there?
- You were?
- What? Of course I was.
- I guess we just didn't see you.
Well, the ants were people.
The queen ant was an oil company.
What if I don't exist?
Oh, I got this.
I had a very similar night last night.
Go home, light some candles,
and take a bath.
Okay, coolsies.
- I don't know what I would do without...
- Just don't let anyone...
All we have to do is...
Hey, I was thinking off-campus lunch.
What's that Tex-Mex place
you mentioned?
Salsa Von Taco's? Read my mind.
- No, no.
- Oh, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
- No.
- Okay, yeah.
No. Well, let's go.
- No.
- No. Nothing for...
Well... Okay.
You just... Okay.
- I just don't like being left behind.
- Well... No, no, no.
My father got drunk in pubs
and left me in my room!
- So did mine! So did mine!
- Why would he do that?
Why do they do that?
- Why?
- Why do they do that?
I won't go to that Tex-Mex place.
Oh, that's all I wanted you to say.