Creeped Out (2017–…): Season 1, Episode 9 - Kindlesticks - full transcript
Esme is a young babysitter who likes to tricks children into going to bed early by telling them a terrifying stories and having her boyfriend scare them. One night she babysits for a boy ...
The Curious...
they say he collects strange tales
and if you ever
hear his whistle,
you know something creepy
is about to unfold.
No one knows where he's from
or where he's going to
or if he has a family.
Are these tales drawing
him away from home
or bringing him closer to one?
Have you ever wondered
what your parents
were like at your age?
What if you had
the chance to meet them,
do you think you'd be friends?
Vincent.
Vincent, we're here.
Can we call Mum,
tell her we're here?
She sent us away.
She can call us.
She never sent us away.
Andrew Jablonowski.
Oh, I never thought I'd see my
big brother back in Bundanoon.
Look at you.
Look at you, look at you.
Oh, you got big, Vinnie.
Uh, Vincent.
He's too old for nicknames.
Too old for nicknames?
I bet your mum still
calls you Vinnie.
Come on, let's get you inside.
Right, I'll go and
get the kettle on.
Oh, look how tall you are.
Can't get over
what a handsome little gent
you've grown into.
Gets his height from
his mother's side.
That's pure Sophie, that.
I appreciate this,
you putting us up.
Don't be stupid.
Well, it won't be forever.
Good.
Does that mean you'll
finally get over yourself,
call your wife and sort
this nonsense out?
It means that I'll be
finding my own place,
a new home.
Hey.
AJ.
I'm fine.
Auntie June?
Hey.
You get a good look around?
Mm-hmm. It's nice.
Your dad and I
grew up here, you know.
Such a weird place.
Your dad couldn't wait to leave.
Took off as soon
as he was old enough,
but me, I'd miss it too much.
Why don't you go and explore?
Go on. I'll make us some lunch.
Vincent, you stay
away from that... well!
If you go near there again,
you will be banned
from the g-garden!
Do you understand?!
Hey, don't shout at him.
I told him to go and explore.
I've not heard that
stammer for a long time,
which means he's stressed.
Don't be too hard on him.
When your dad was younger,
he had a best friend,
a boy called Red.
Red disappeared down that well.
From then on,
everything just seemed to
unravel for your dad.
Got really weird around here.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Weird.
Come on, give it to me.
Oh, come on! Please!
Fire, fire, fire!
You're gonna do it. Fire!
No, don't distract me.
There's too many of them.
Hello?
Come on, you can do it.
Careful, AJ.
Don't make me tell you twice,
young lady.
Mom,
AJ's getting close to
hitting the highest score
on Asteroids ever!
Bath now.
Sorry, AJ.
Who are you?
Sorry, sorry.
I got lost and, um,
I somehow ended up in...
Your cellar.
How do you end up in the cellar?
What does "AJ" stand for?
Andrew Jablonowski.
P-p-pleased to meet ya.
Who was that girl?
My sister.
That's June. You can ignore her.
Are y-you okay?
This isn't next-door.
This is Bundanoon.
Yeah.
1985.
W-wait. W-where you going?
Take me back.
What?
You okay, sweetheart?
I didn't sleep so well.
Auntie June. Hmm.
You ever notice anything...
weird about the cellar?
Oh, I don't like
to go down there.
Why?
No reason.
Hey, make yourself
useful today, will ya?
Put your stuff away.
And no more games.
And try and get some
fresh air, too.
I don't understand you kids.
When I was your age,
we were always outside.
Where'd it go?
Okay, you can do this.
You know what to do,
so just take it steady.
Oh, hey, you're bac... ah!
Oh, cramp!
I've got cramping leg! Ah!
Ah!
Grab the joystick.
Joystick?
Oh, the controller.
One button?
How many do you need? Fire!
That's it.
That's it.
Hey, you're pretty good at this.
You play Asteroids?
Nope. First time.
How long have you been playing?
Since ten last night.
I had to wait for my parents
to finish watching Dallas.
What's the record score?
41,336,440.
Kid stayed away
for two nights to get it.
Almost killed him.
Oh, man. Sorry.
No probs.
G-got my whole life to beat it.
You want to go outside?
Outside? Why?
C-come on. I'll show you
my Star Wars collection.
You like Star Wars, too?
D-doesn't everyone?
Who's your favourite character?
M-mine's Han Solo.
Yeah, wait till you
see what happens to him
in the latest one.
Latest what?
So, Asteroids,
I didn't know you played games.
I mean, you seemed
kind of good at it.
I'm gonna b-beat the world
record if it kills me.
Why's it so important?
I-I don't stammer
when I play it.
I should get back.
My dad'll be going nuts.
You just got here.
Your dad sounds lame.
You want one?
Take it. I've got loads.
I'm obsessed with these things.
Dad.
You want some gum?
Dad?
No, I don't.
You sure? It's great.
How many times, Vincent?
No gum. Okay?
Where did you get that?
Corner shop.
Limited re-release,
apparently. Go on.
I haven't had these
since I was a kid.
Used to drive me mum crazy
sticking gum all over the house.
Oh.
Yes.
Would you look at you.
I need get on.
For a minute there,
I could've sworn
I saw your dad smile.
Nice work.
We've been playing for hours.
You'll have to take over soon.
My hands are turning into claws.
And look at your eyes.
You look like the Emperor.
Your feeble skills are no match
for the power of the dark side.
Mind if I get a drink?
Go for it, Red.
What did you just call me?
That's your name from now on.
Red for your Emperor eyes.
I can't be him. I can't be.
I don't want to
talk about Red, Vinnie.
It upsets your dad.
Please. I have to know.
How did it happen?
Honestly, I don't...
I don't know.
I remember...
I was going for
a world record, too.
100 skips a minute.
And then...
I heard your dad shouting.
Red! No!
Come back, please! No, Red!
No!
And I remember this... weird
sort of of light.
Red!
And then, it was gone.
I asked him, but he never
wanted to talk about it.
The only time I saw him react
was when he smashed up
his games console.
It's like a
piece of him had broken
and it never got fixed.
Red?
Red?
I s-s-said is your dad gonna
let you s-sleep over?
No way.
It's the only w-way we're
gonna beat this record, man.
W-what's his problem?
He's kind of stubborn, like you.
Hm. I like him already.
You know, it's not
something to be proud of.
Never been a p-problem so far.
Maybe if you just...
talked for once,
things wouldn't seem so bad.
Your wife wouldn't leave
and your family would
stay together.
What are you talking about?
Wife? I'm never getting married.
Are you g-gonna help me
jump this thing or what?
On your marks, g-get set...
go!
You go get it.
I'll set this up again.
No. You set it up last time.
I'll do it.
W-what does he love to do?
Huh?
Your dad. Maybe if you both do
something that he likes doing,
then he'll r-relax a bit.
Then, you can g-get
through to him,
and then, you can sleep over.
Yes.
Um... Dad?
Look, not right now, Vinnie...
Vincent.
Look what I just found.
What did I just say?
Auntie June said you
never beat the world record.
So, I thought maybe
we could do it together.
This is broken.
It was. I fixed it.
Vincent, it'll take hours
to beat this record, days.
That's what you're
doing here, isn't it?
Taking time.
That's what Mum said.
So, take it.
Ooh.
Still got it.
Vincent.
Vinnie, Vinnie.
Look at the score. Look.
41,336,000...
350, yeah.
Okay, just keep calm.
Steady.
Never get past this bit.
I always get stuck.
Then, we'll get
through it... together.
Come on.
Steady. That's it.
Come on.
42 million! 42 million!
Yes! We did it!
Yes!
42 million! 42 million! Yes!
Where's it gone?
It's outside.
It's getting weaker.
It's running out.
AJ, breakfast.
One, two, three, four...
Red?
I came to say thanks.
What you said about my dad,
it really worked.
I haven't seen him
that happy since...
since forever.
Cool. Come on in. Mum just made
b-butterscotch angel delight.
M-m-Mum, Red's here.
It's today.
34... And I remember this
weird sort of light.
Red disappeared down that well.
From then on, things just
seemed to unravel for your dad.
This is it.
This is how I go down the well.
But if I don't go down,
I can't get home.
I can't stay. I can't.
Red?
I can't let AJ see me disappear.
You staying or you going?
I can't do it to him. I can't.
I'll never see home again.
Red?
Oh, is your dad going to be mad?
If it helps, Mum said you could
sleepover. Come on, then.
It's back.
Red, you coming or what?
AJ...
You're the best friend
I ever had.
Uh, okay, weirdo.
I need to go.
Cool, Red. Smell you later.
Yeah, much later.
I'm home.
I knew there was something
weird about this place.
Mmm, smells good.
Dad, you can cook?
What are you
talking about, Vinnie?
I always do a roast on a Sunday.
Who's the extra place for?
Hey, love.
Mum?
Fate, the turn of events
beyond a person's control,
predetermined by
a supernatural power.
Is there really
something out there
guiding our every decision?
Or are you shaping
your own future?
they say he collects strange tales
and if you ever
hear his whistle,
you know something creepy
is about to unfold.
No one knows where he's from
or where he's going to
or if he has a family.
Are these tales drawing
him away from home
or bringing him closer to one?
Have you ever wondered
what your parents
were like at your age?
What if you had
the chance to meet them,
do you think you'd be friends?
Vincent.
Vincent, we're here.
Can we call Mum,
tell her we're here?
She sent us away.
She can call us.
She never sent us away.
Andrew Jablonowski.
Oh, I never thought I'd see my
big brother back in Bundanoon.
Look at you.
Look at you, look at you.
Oh, you got big, Vinnie.
Uh, Vincent.
He's too old for nicknames.
Too old for nicknames?
I bet your mum still
calls you Vinnie.
Come on, let's get you inside.
Right, I'll go and
get the kettle on.
Oh, look how tall you are.
Can't get over
what a handsome little gent
you've grown into.
Gets his height from
his mother's side.
That's pure Sophie, that.
I appreciate this,
you putting us up.
Don't be stupid.
Well, it won't be forever.
Good.
Does that mean you'll
finally get over yourself,
call your wife and sort
this nonsense out?
It means that I'll be
finding my own place,
a new home.
Hey.
AJ.
I'm fine.
Auntie June?
Hey.
You get a good look around?
Mm-hmm. It's nice.
Your dad and I
grew up here, you know.
Such a weird place.
Your dad couldn't wait to leave.
Took off as soon
as he was old enough,
but me, I'd miss it too much.
Why don't you go and explore?
Go on. I'll make us some lunch.
Vincent, you stay
away from that... well!
If you go near there again,
you will be banned
from the g-garden!
Do you understand?!
Hey, don't shout at him.
I told him to go and explore.
I've not heard that
stammer for a long time,
which means he's stressed.
Don't be too hard on him.
When your dad was younger,
he had a best friend,
a boy called Red.
Red disappeared down that well.
From then on,
everything just seemed to
unravel for your dad.
Got really weird around here.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Weird.
Come on, give it to me.
Oh, come on! Please!
Fire, fire, fire!
You're gonna do it. Fire!
No, don't distract me.
There's too many of them.
Hello?
Come on, you can do it.
Careful, AJ.
Don't make me tell you twice,
young lady.
Mom,
AJ's getting close to
hitting the highest score
on Asteroids ever!
Bath now.
Sorry, AJ.
Who are you?
Sorry, sorry.
I got lost and, um,
I somehow ended up in...
Your cellar.
How do you end up in the cellar?
What does "AJ" stand for?
Andrew Jablonowski.
P-p-pleased to meet ya.
Who was that girl?
My sister.
That's June. You can ignore her.
Are y-you okay?
This isn't next-door.
This is Bundanoon.
Yeah.
1985.
W-wait. W-where you going?
Take me back.
What?
You okay, sweetheart?
I didn't sleep so well.
Auntie June. Hmm.
You ever notice anything...
weird about the cellar?
Oh, I don't like
to go down there.
Why?
No reason.
Hey, make yourself
useful today, will ya?
Put your stuff away.
And no more games.
And try and get some
fresh air, too.
I don't understand you kids.
When I was your age,
we were always outside.
Where'd it go?
Okay, you can do this.
You know what to do,
so just take it steady.
Oh, hey, you're bac... ah!
Oh, cramp!
I've got cramping leg! Ah!
Ah!
Grab the joystick.
Joystick?
Oh, the controller.
One button?
How many do you need? Fire!
That's it.
That's it.
Hey, you're pretty good at this.
You play Asteroids?
Nope. First time.
How long have you been playing?
Since ten last night.
I had to wait for my parents
to finish watching Dallas.
What's the record score?
41,336,440.
Kid stayed away
for two nights to get it.
Almost killed him.
Oh, man. Sorry.
No probs.
G-got my whole life to beat it.
You want to go outside?
Outside? Why?
C-come on. I'll show you
my Star Wars collection.
You like Star Wars, too?
D-doesn't everyone?
Who's your favourite character?
M-mine's Han Solo.
Yeah, wait till you
see what happens to him
in the latest one.
Latest what?
So, Asteroids,
I didn't know you played games.
I mean, you seemed
kind of good at it.
I'm gonna b-beat the world
record if it kills me.
Why's it so important?
I-I don't stammer
when I play it.
I should get back.
My dad'll be going nuts.
You just got here.
Your dad sounds lame.
You want one?
Take it. I've got loads.
I'm obsessed with these things.
Dad.
You want some gum?
Dad?
No, I don't.
You sure? It's great.
How many times, Vincent?
No gum. Okay?
Where did you get that?
Corner shop.
Limited re-release,
apparently. Go on.
I haven't had these
since I was a kid.
Used to drive me mum crazy
sticking gum all over the house.
Oh.
Yes.
Would you look at you.
I need get on.
For a minute there,
I could've sworn
I saw your dad smile.
Nice work.
We've been playing for hours.
You'll have to take over soon.
My hands are turning into claws.
And look at your eyes.
You look like the Emperor.
Your feeble skills are no match
for the power of the dark side.
Mind if I get a drink?
Go for it, Red.
What did you just call me?
That's your name from now on.
Red for your Emperor eyes.
I can't be him. I can't be.
I don't want to
talk about Red, Vinnie.
It upsets your dad.
Please. I have to know.
How did it happen?
Honestly, I don't...
I don't know.
I remember...
I was going for
a world record, too.
100 skips a minute.
And then...
I heard your dad shouting.
Red! No!
Come back, please! No, Red!
No!
And I remember this... weird
sort of of light.
Red!
And then, it was gone.
I asked him, but he never
wanted to talk about it.
The only time I saw him react
was when he smashed up
his games console.
It's like a
piece of him had broken
and it never got fixed.
Red?
Red?
I s-s-said is your dad gonna
let you s-sleep over?
No way.
It's the only w-way we're
gonna beat this record, man.
W-what's his problem?
He's kind of stubborn, like you.
Hm. I like him already.
You know, it's not
something to be proud of.
Never been a p-problem so far.
Maybe if you just...
talked for once,
things wouldn't seem so bad.
Your wife wouldn't leave
and your family would
stay together.
What are you talking about?
Wife? I'm never getting married.
Are you g-gonna help me
jump this thing or what?
On your marks, g-get set...
go!
You go get it.
I'll set this up again.
No. You set it up last time.
I'll do it.
W-what does he love to do?
Huh?
Your dad. Maybe if you both do
something that he likes doing,
then he'll r-relax a bit.
Then, you can g-get
through to him,
and then, you can sleep over.
Yes.
Um... Dad?
Look, not right now, Vinnie...
Vincent.
Look what I just found.
What did I just say?
Auntie June said you
never beat the world record.
So, I thought maybe
we could do it together.
This is broken.
It was. I fixed it.
Vincent, it'll take hours
to beat this record, days.
That's what you're
doing here, isn't it?
Taking time.
That's what Mum said.
So, take it.
Ooh.
Still got it.
Vincent.
Vinnie, Vinnie.
Look at the score. Look.
41,336,000...
350, yeah.
Okay, just keep calm.
Steady.
Never get past this bit.
I always get stuck.
Then, we'll get
through it... together.
Come on.
Steady. That's it.
Come on.
42 million! 42 million!
Yes! We did it!
Yes!
42 million! 42 million! Yes!
Where's it gone?
It's outside.
It's getting weaker.
It's running out.
AJ, breakfast.
One, two, three, four...
Red?
I came to say thanks.
What you said about my dad,
it really worked.
I haven't seen him
that happy since...
since forever.
Cool. Come on in. Mum just made
b-butterscotch angel delight.
M-m-Mum, Red's here.
It's today.
34... And I remember this
weird sort of light.
Red disappeared down that well.
From then on, things just
seemed to unravel for your dad.
This is it.
This is how I go down the well.
But if I don't go down,
I can't get home.
I can't stay. I can't.
Red?
I can't let AJ see me disappear.
You staying or you going?
I can't do it to him. I can't.
I'll never see home again.
Red?
Oh, is your dad going to be mad?
If it helps, Mum said you could
sleepover. Come on, then.
It's back.
Red, you coming or what?
AJ...
You're the best friend
I ever had.
Uh, okay, weirdo.
I need to go.
Cool, Red. Smell you later.
Yeah, much later.
I'm home.
I knew there was something
weird about this place.
Mmm, smells good.
Dad, you can cook?
What are you
talking about, Vinnie?
I always do a roast on a Sunday.
Who's the extra place for?
Hey, love.
Mum?
Fate, the turn of events
beyond a person's control,
predetermined by
a supernatural power.
Is there really
something out there
guiding our every decision?
Or are you shaping
your own future?