Dead of Summer (2016): Season 1, Episode 1 - Patience - full transcript

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[ Low-tempo piano playing ]
[ Indistinct whispering ]
[ Piano music continues ]
[ Door bangs ]
Man: That's him!
[ Men shouting indistinctly ]
Get his hands!
Get his hands!
-Get him!
-Hold him still!
[ Shouting continues ]
What'd you do
with them?!
Where are they?!
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[ Discordant note plays,
piano stops ]
[ Water gurgling ]
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[ Janet Jackson's
"Miss You Much" plays ]
¶ Shot ¶
¶ Like an arrow
going through my heart ¶
¶ That's the pain I feel ¶
[ Gasps ]
Joel: Gotcha.
[ Sighs ]
Oh, sorry.
Couldn't help myself.
I'm Joel.
Amy.
Nice to meet you.
I don't remember you
from camp.
Which years did you go
to Stillwater, Amy?
Uh, this'll be my first.
Woody Allen.
[ Chuckling ] Alex!
What's up, man?
Dude, look who
I bumped into at 7-11.
Jason.
Cabin 10 back together,
bro.
It's gonna be sick.
And who might you be?
Oh, uh, Amy.
Blair: Ahh.
I just love the smell of Drakkar
in the morning.
[ Chuckling ]
Yo, Cricket.
I guess they'll hire anyone
at Stillwater these days.
Wow, five short years,
and Blair's gone from gay
to super gay.
Aww, if you want to kiss me,
just ask.
Have you guys met
our newest addition -- Amy?
Cricket: Hey, Yogi Bear.
We're going to camp,
not Yellowstone.
[ Chuckling ]
Right. Over dressed.
But Yogi Bear went
to Jellystone,
not Yellowstone.
That's a real place.
Oh!
New girl's got spunk.
I like it.
[ Tires screech ]
[ Engine revs ]
Cool.
[ Tires screech ]
¶ Who likes to be alone ¶
¶ I miss ya much ¶
¶ Oh, oh, miss you much ¶
¶ I really miss you much ¶
[ Door closes ]
Is that Jessie Tyler?
Some things do improve
with age.
[ Sighs ]
Gang's all here.
¶ I really miss ya much ¶
Too cute.
Anyone want to help me
with my bag?
Yeah.
¶ I miss ya much ¶
¶ I really miss ya much ¶
¶ I miss ya much ¶
Hey, new girl.
You coming?
¶ Miss ya much ¶
Woman: Here's the key
to first days, Amy.
Fit in.
You'll be happier.
You always say that.
I just want you
to succeed this time.
I will.
[ School bell rings ]
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[ Indistinct conversations ]
[ Up-tempo music plays ]
[ Laughter ]
Wow.
Wow.
Thanks.
It's just like
we remember it!
Whoo!
[ Chuckles ]
This is exactly how
I remember it!
We're back!
This is so cool!
Whoa!
This is amazing!
¶ Well, I was walking ¶
Alex: Hey.
Don't worry about a thing,
all right?
I came here every summer
as a kid.
I could give you
the lay of the land.
Deb: Hi.
[ Laughing ] I'm so happy
that you made it.
How was the ride?
Great.
Or walk?
Hey, there.
You must be Drew.
I missed the bus.
Okay.
Well, welcome.
And I'm sorry,
you can't smoke here.
Thank you.
I'm Deborah Carpenter.
I'm the new camp director.
I know that most of you here
were campers,
uh, before it closed down
in '84,
which gives us
something in common.
But, um, this place,
it, um, well...
[ Chuckles ]
...it stuck with me,
which is why I've sunk
everything that I have
into reopening it.
I want to make Stillwater
as special for everyone else
as it was for me.
You can find out
who you are here.
You can -- you can be
who you want to be here.
This will be
the best summer that --
[ Metallic crack ]
Cricket: What was that?
Oh, no.
Poor thing.
[ Mouse squeaks ]
Man: The hell you doing?
[ Gasps ]
That was my trap.
These are my grounds.
Stay the hell
out of my way.
Whoa.
Dave's still alive.
[ Laughter ]
Deb:
And still the gardener.
He's very serious
about his job.
You mean drunk.
He's like a walking bottle
of Chivas.
That thing better not
wind up in my clothes.
Okay.
Three short days
till we open the gates
and the campers arrive,
so get settled in.
We have
a lot of work to do.
Mr. Lupus: Half of you
are getting a slip of paper.
On that slip is a name.
That will be your lab partner
for the rest of the semester.
Starting a new school
in the middle of senior year.
That's some bad luck.
My family...
Our situation changed.
Well, Hunter High's
a lot like Vietnam.
You just got
to get out alive.
Now please go,
introduce yourselves.
Oh, boy.
Margot Tate.
Tough break.
Maybe we can be friends.
Aim lower.
So, uh, I got you.
Um, let's switch.
I got some girl whose name
I don't even want to know.
Kind of like you.
No switching.
No switching.
See you later, new girl.
Love those
ill-fitting Jordaches,
by the way.
[ Chuckles ]
So, uh, these experiments
look pretty basic.
We just need
some good ol' H2O.
That's water.
I know what water is.
[ Sighs ]
[ Water gurgles ]
[ Glass shatters ]
Oh!
[ Class gasps, murmurs ]
[ Muffled laughter ]
[ Indistinct conversations ]
Cricket: [ Laughs ]
Wow, good one.
[ Hip-hop music playing ]
Hey, how's it going,
L.L. Bean?
You find your way back
from Jellystone?
How was Old Faithful?
[ Chuckling ] Stop.
Here you go.
Thanks.
Hey, Drew.
No one knows
anything about him.
I mean, maybe he was a camper
we just don't remember.
I think we'd remember.
Well,
here's hoping he's gay.
He's definitely gay.
Really?
He hasn't hit on me.
[ Laughs ]
Cricket.
Cricket!
You guys ever hear
of Adolfo Constanzo?
Doesn't he play first base
for the Mets?
He's a serial killer.
He just killed
two dozen people, so...
It says here
that he murdered his victims
in a Satanic,
ritualistic fashion.
Hmm.
My mom thinks that there
are Satanists living
on our block back home.
You've been watching
too much "Geraldo."
[ Laughter ]
I didn't say
that I believed it.
You guys want to hear
something really scary?
Oh, do tell.
Okay, well,
look where we are.
We're in the middle
of the woods --
no phones, no cars,
no weapons.
No locks
on the cabin doors.
Anyone could come in
through the forest
or on the lake.
Through that one little gate
on the main road,
someone could just
stroll in
and kill
each and every one of us.
They wouldn't find the bodies
for days.
[ Screams ]
[ Both laugh ]
Dude,
I totally got her.
Yeah, you got me.
All right, granola bar.
Now shoo.
Come on.
[ Chuckles ]
All right.
You all right?
Yeah.
Well,
fire's dying down.
Should we get more wood,
or are we calling it a night?
No.
We're just
getting started.
So, you going?
Not it.
All: Not it!
Looks like
it's new girl.
[ Chuckles ]
Cricket:
Go get 'em, Jellystone.
Hey, Boo-Boo.
Come on, you can do it.
Take one for the team.
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[ Laughter in distance ]
[ Rustling ]
[ Thumping ]
[ Thumping continues ]
[ Screams ]
You don't belong here.
Leave now.
The longer you stay,
the worse it'll be.
You have no idea
what this place is.
[ Hinges creaking ]
[ Laughter ]
Wake up, boys!
[ Groans ]
[ Up-tempo music plays ]
Alex: Man.
[ Groans ]
Maybe you should start
with a squirt gun.
[ Groans ]
We're not the first guys
that our, uh, chirpy little
friend woke up in this cabin.
Look what I found.
"Cricket lets you stick it
in her hand."
Ew.
This was
Mark Hordon's bunk.
You gave Hard-on a handy?
You were like 13.
I know.
I was so innocent then.
Mm.
[ P.A. feedback ]
Deb: Good morning, counselors.
Two days till campers arrive,
and we have work to do.
Let's go out there
and make it a great day.
[ Laughing ] Okay,
let's go.
¶ Hello, how are you? ¶
¶ I knew you, I knew you ¶
¶ I think I can remember
your name, your name ¶
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So, Jess, how's college?
Mm, it's all right.
I see you and Blair are
still attached at the hip.
Yeah.
[ Chuckles ]
Some things
never change.
[ Chuckles ]
Unlike you.
Or you.
I guess we, uh,
kind of dropped the ball
on keeping in touch,
huh?
It happens.
You guys got it from here,
right?
Yeah.
Were you two
friends at camp?
Best friends.
[ Jessie screams ]
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[ Flies buzzing ]
[ Camera zooming in ]
It's probably a hunter.
Wandered too far
onto our property.
What kind of a hunter
guts a deer
and leaves
the carcass behind?
Let's not
get carried away.
I'll have Dave
clean it up.
It's nothing
to worry about.
No, no.
This was Dave.
There's something wrong
with that guy.
Last night,
he threatened me.
He -- he said
I had to leave.
He was scary.
Okay.
I know that Dave can be
a little off kilter,
but he's harmless.
Is he?
Cricket: You saw how he was
with that mouse.
Ted Bundy.
Started with animals.
[ Chuckling ] Okay, everyone.
It'll be fine.
We have a lot
of work to do still.
Let's go.
Thank you.
Let's go.
Amy, I gave you
the ropes course.
The knots can be tricky.
Need some help?
I could partner you up
with Jessie.
That's okay.
I'll figure it out.
[ School bell rings ]
[ Indistinct conversations ]
So, Margot, I thought we could
talk about our lab work.
Maybe we should
make a plan.
Sure.
Great.
So, Amy.
Sorry if I came off
a little harsh before.
That's okay.
You want a chip?
[ Scoffs ] Not unless it comes
with a tongue depressor.
[ Chuckles ]
Hey, look, we're about to have
a big end-of-the-year kegger.
Want to come?
Yeah, cool.
Great.
Just one thing first.
Go give this
to your friend over there.
Are you kidding?
Come on,
it'll be so funny.
¶¶
Hey.
So, yeah, maybe we should
get together after school
and figure out
some of that lab stuff.
What do you think?
[ Mid-tempo rock music plays ]
Is this as hard for you
as it is for me?
They've been friends
since they were kids.
How do...
New girl.
You're just in time.
We're going swimming.
Oh, what you got there?
Hey.
Cool, thanks.
Hey!
I hate you.
Yeah, every counselor's got
to go in the lake.
Stillwater tradition.
[ Chuckles ]
Jessie: There's a...
...legend
about Lake Stillwater.
They say,
if you stare long enough,
the water will stare
right back...
at you.
Now, who's coming in?
Alex: Whoo-hoo-hoo!
Let's go!
Come on, man.
Whoo!
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Go!
[ Water splashing ]
Ah, new girl's going in.
I got to get this
on camera.
[ Cricket laughs ]
You and that camera,
Joel.
Do you ever
put that thing down?
[ Distorted noises ]
[ Laughter ]
Get in here!
Come on.
Get in here.
Aah!
[ Water gurgling ]
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[ Screams ]
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Hello, Deputy.
Y'all can relax.
It's most likely
just a -- a terrible accident.
We still need
to investigate.
Animal Control told me
there was a dead deer
found here yesterday gutted.
Its heart
was ripped out.
Excuse us, folks.
All I'm saying is,
an animal gets slaughtered
like that...
Slow down, Junior.
...and then
Dave washes up dead?
All due respect, but shouldn't
we figure out what's --
What we should do
is not scare these kids.
I know you want
to make your mark,
but this isn't the way.
Blair: I'd let him
handcuff me anytime.
That's your type now?
He's a townie.
Guys.
Someone is dead.
Sheriff Heelan:
Uh, Ms. Carpenter,
I spoke
with the M.E. team.
They're prepping the body
for an autopsy,
and that should
wrap us up.
Everything's
gonna be fine.
Thank you both.
All right, everybody.
Let's go to bed.
Evening, Deputy.
Evening.
Hey, Junior.
[ Engine starts ]
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[ Bird crying in distance ]
[ Hinges creak ]
Where are you going,
newbie?
To get water.
Well,
don't get ax-murdered.
Hey.
Thanks.
[ Electricity crackles ]
[ Footsteps approaching ]
[ Crackling continues ]
[ Gasps ] Oh, you scared
the hell out of me.
Sorry about that.
I'm just back to check out
the gardener's cabin.
What happened
to your uniform?
I'm off duty.
What are you doing
out here?
Getting water.
I couldn't sleep.
Right.
You're the one that found him.
Come on, I'll walk you back.
It's on my way.
Hold on,
I-I came from there.
Oh,
you're new here, huh?
Every camper knows
the shortcuts.
Trust me, it's this way.
Wait, you went here?
I thought you were --
A townie?
It's all right.
Yeah, I'm a townie.
But my dad
was the sheriff,
and a perk of the job was
free summers at Stillwater.
[ Branch cracks ]
[ Gasps ]
[ Breathes heavily ]
It's just the wind.
Some of these trees
are old...
...and dead.
Really selling me
on this place.
Oh, it's great.
Really.
I love this camp.
Hell...
[ Chuckles ]
...all my firsts
were here.
First girlfriend, first kiss,
first everything.
Everything?
Well, not everything.
We were kids.
So first friendship bracelet
and first nicknames.
I was Townie.
How original.
And she was Braces.
[ Chuckling ] Braces?
Let me guess.
Yeah.
That one summer was...
pretty great.
If it was so great,
why only one summer?
Well, my dad was killed
in the line of duty in '82.
I'm sorry.
And, well, they only
gave free summers to
the sheriff's kid,
not the waitress
at the diner,
so I went back
to being a townie.
Come on.
[ Slithering ]
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All right.
This is Dave's cabin.
I've got it from here,
Amy.
No.
I want to know
what happened to him.
[ Hinges creak ]
Just stay close, okay?
¶¶
There's nothing
in here.
Not out in the open.
[ Wall creaks ]
[ Hinges creak ]
¶¶
What the hell?
What was Dave into?
[ Coughing ]
Amy.
Deputy?
Get out!
[ Screams ]
Get out!
[ Wood creaking, crackling ]
[ Coughing ]
[ Breathing heavily ]
[ Fire whooshes ]
[ Glass shatters ]
[ Coughing ]
[ Fire roaring, glass shatters ]
[ Wood splintering ]
Come on!
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[ Coughing ]
[ Police radio chatter ]
Sheriff Heelan: Deputy.
Thought
you were off duty.
Deputy Sykes:
Yeah, well...
Any theories
on what caused it?
It was electrical.
These cabins
have wiring from the '20s.
And yet
the maintenance man
didn't notice that
in his own home?
Uh, something
you want to say to me?
I don't think
this was an accident.
Dave had this
in his cabin.
It's an old map
of the lake.
Only,
the person who drew it,
they saw something else
in this place.
I mean, look at it.
It looks like
some kind of beast.
Right there, in the heart of it,
that's the camp.
Someone didn't want us
to find this.
¶¶
[ Clank ]
Cricket: Who would want
to murder him?
Suicide.
Definitely suicide.
No. Why would
Dave kill himself?
Hmm. He was a janitor
at a summer camp.
Nah, that's ignorant.
Jessie: True.
Yep.
What are you
looking for, anyway?
Nothing.
Never mind.
Dave had these pictures
in his cabin
of dead people.
They were old.
Really old.
Like tin types?
What was that, Hair?
Death portraits
from the Victorian era.
Oh, man, that's creepy.
And you know this why?
Cricket: Are we really not
gonna open camp over this?
Joel: Would you rather
the campers end up
like Dave or the deer?
Alex: You know, not everything's
a movie, all right?
This isn't
"Rosemary's Baby."
[ Indistinct whispering ]
No, it's more like
"The Wicker Man."
British thriller, 1973.
Cop goes to an island
to investigate a missing girl.
Only that's all
just a con.
Cop realizes that the islanders
are actually cultists
who want to use him
as a human sacrifice
for some kind of ritual.
What happens in the end?
Well, they put him
in this gigantic wooden
statue -- a wicker man --
burn him alive.
What the hell's
wrong with you, man?
Well, she asked.
Yeah, she was also
just in a fire.
I want to know what she was
doing alone in the cabin
with the deputy.
What is that
supposed to mean?
You tell me.
Hey, hey,
chill out, you guys.
[ Telephone rings ]
Hello?
Jessie.
It's your mom.
Way too baked.
Tell her
you can't find me.
[ Dial tone ]
Oh.
Aw.
[ Receiver clicks ]
Seriously?
Anyone got a flashlight?
No.
Someone's gonna have to go
flip the breakers.
Not it!
All: Not it!
Guess I am...again.
You guessed right.
Jessie: Why don't you
go with her, Alex?
Make sure
she doesn't get lost.
[ Scoffs ] Why should
new girl have to go?
Give me the flashlight.
Has to be her.
Camp tradition.
Well...tradition calls,
right?
[ Grunts ]
[ Handle clanks ]
[ Grunting ]
Here we go.
Alex: Watch your head.
[ Grunting ]
All right,
should be...right there.
Um, hold the flashlight.
I can do it.
I am "it," right?
[ Mouse squeaks ]
[ Screams ]
[ Both laugh ]
Oh, man.
Lucky you have me here
to protect you
from the beasts of the wild.
[ Chuckles ]
Mm.
If you don't want to,
it's fine.
¶¶
Camp Stillwater?
It's reopening for
the first time in five years.
"Be who you want to be."
It's what
we've been looking for.
What do you even do
at camp?
Build fires, swim in the lake,
kiss some boys.
We can do whatever we want.
[ Door opens ]
Mrs. Tate: Margot.
You're supposed
to be studying.
[ Door closes ]
Are your parents in favor
of this camp idea?
Of course not.
I'll think about it.
It's just
all...a little scary.
That's exactly why
we should be doing this.
Sometimes you got to do things
that scare you, right?
[ Screams ]
Margot!
[ Indistinct whispering ]
Margot!
[ Screaming ]
[ Screams ]
[ Breathing shakily ]
Alex: Amy. Amy.
What is it?
It's okay.
It's okay.
Come here.
Are you okay?
[ Gasps ] No.
[ Bracelet jingling ]
¶¶
[ Footsteps approaching ]
Something I can help you with,
Deputy?
Just having a look around,
making sure
I didn't miss anything.
What exactly
are you looking for?
[ Sighs ]
Not entirely sure.
Just a feeling
that I have.
And this feeling is worth
creating a panic
with my counselors?
All due respect,
Ms. Carpenter,
I'd rather speak up and be wrong
than say nothing and be right.
¶¶
So, what happened to Amy
last night?
Why'd she just run off?
I don't know.
She, uh --
she got freaked out.
If I was alone with you,
I'd run home, too.
[ Chuckles ]
Burn, dude.
Did something happen?
No.
Jessie:
Now she's skipping breakfast.
Bet you she's on a bus home.
¶¶
[ Bracelet jingling ]
I got to say,
you look pretty hot.
[ Chuckles ]
Where did you get this?
Spencer's.
Hey, what did you decide
about camp?
You got to get
your application in.
Mrs. Tate:
Margot, dinner's ready.
[ Footsteps approaching ]
Are you guys...
What's going on in here?
It's just a party, Mom.
And if it were
to get broken up?
If you were
to get caught drinking?
That's it.
[ Snaps fingers ]
Madison revokes
your admission.
Why do you always do this?!
And for the next four years,
you'll be sleeping here,
because I doubt anyone's gonna
hire you without a degree!
Is it really worth
jeopardizing your future?
How about
I choose my future?
If you don't listen to me,
you won't have one.
[ Sighs ]
I'm going.
I just decided
I'm going to camp with you.
Really?
Why?
For the same reason
we're sneaking out
to that party tonight.
Sometimes you have to do things
that scare you, right?
[ Bracelet jingling ]
[ Clanking ]
Hello?
[ Clanging continues ]
[ Sighs ]
[ Screams ]
[ Breathing heavily ]
¶¶
[ Screams ]
Woman: [ Whispering ] Amy.
[ Breathing heavily ]
Whoa, whoa, take it easy.
[ Screams ]
I'm sorry!
Sorry for what?
Talk to me.
I'm sorry.
Amy, hey.
Amy!
[ Gasps ]
Amy!
Hey!
[ Bracelet jingling ]
[ Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock's
"Get on the Dance Floor" plays ]
¶ Now, let's dance ¶
[ Indistinct conversations ]
¶ Now, here we go ¶
¶ Don't quit ¶
¶ Coming from Rob is a new hit ¶
¶ A record ¶
Whoo!
¶ That I created ¶
¶ For those of you who waited ¶
¶ In the disco, chillin' ¶
¶ Waiting for Rob
to get illin' ¶
¶ It's that time again ¶
Whoo!
[ Breathing heavily ]
Amy.
Woman: [ Whispering ] Amy.
[ Screams ]
[ Indistinct shouting ]
¶ I'm not busking ¶
¶ And you know it ¶
¶ Do it now, or you'll blow it ¶
¶ This is what
I want you to do ¶
¶ Move ¶
¶ Get on the dance floor ¶
[ Laughs ]
Margot: Whoo!
Whoo!
¶¶
Whoo!
[ Screaming ]
[ Siren wails ]
[ Indistinct shouting ]
Male Officer: All right,
everybody, just calm down.
Go!
Got a noise complaint.
I need to see
everybody's I.D.
Oh, my God.
Move!
Margot.
[ Both breathing heavily ]
Man: Where you going?
This can't be happening!
Margot, calm down.
Don't tell me to calm down!
They're arresting people!
How many drinks
did you have?
My mom -- she was right.
If they catch us,
that's it.
Male Officer: Police!
[ Pounding on door ]
Open the door!
You're gonna be fine.
We're going to camp, remember?
Best summer of our lives.
I have to get out of here!
Open the door now!
Hey,
we're in this together.
Everything is gonna be
all right.
Amy, no, it won't.
Margot, what are you doing?
Wait, Margot!
[ Screams ]
Margot!
Margot!
Amy!
[ Sobbing ]
[ Breathing heavily ]
[ Sobs ]
[ Whispering ] Amy.
[ Bracelet jingling ]
¶¶
[ Screams ]
[ Thump ]
[ Bracelet jingles ]
¶¶
[ Gasps ]
[ Crying ]
Deputy Sykes: Amy.
I couldn't save her.
Whatever happened,
I'm sure it wasn't your fault.
She was supposed
to be here.
Don't let
what was supposed to be
stop you
from seeing what really is.
[ Breathes shakily ]
You can open your eyes.
[ Chuckles ]
[ Sniffles ]
So, what are you
doing here?
Um...
I was looking
for something.
Did you find it?
No.
You're not the only one
who's seeing things
that aren't there.
Cricket: Let's go!
Come on, guys!
[ Laughs ]
Hey, Jellystone,
you coming in?
Yeah, I am.
Cannonball!
[ Water splashing ]
How about you?
I got paperwork to do.
Well, go on.
Have fun.
[ Whooping in distance ]
Thank you.
[ Splashing in distance ]
[ Guns N' Roses' "Patience"
plays ]
Blotter: Whoo!
Whoo!
Whoo!
[ Whooping continues ]
[ Indistinct shouting ]
[ Laughter ]
[ Music continues ]
¶ Shed a tear
'cause I'm missin' you ¶
¶ I'm still all right to smile ¶
¶ Girl, I think about you
every day now ¶
¶ Was a time
when I wasn't sure ¶
¶ But you set my mind at ease ¶
¶ There is no doubt
you're in my heart now ¶
¶ Said, "Woman, take it slow ¶
¶ It'll work itself out fine ¶
¶ All we need is ¶
¶ Just a little patience ¶
¶ Oh, I'll never break it ¶
¶ 'Cause I can't take it ¶
[ Instrumental break ]
[ Instrumental break continues ]
[ Whistling ]
[ Music stops ]
[ Music restarts ]
¶ Little patience ¶
¶ Mm, yeah ¶
[ Water running ]
¶ Ooh, yeah ¶
¶ Need a little patience ¶
¶ Yeah ¶
¶ Just a little patience ¶
Hey.
You seen Deb?
Need to give her
the official okay to open camp
considering there's, you know,
no killer on the loose.
I'll let her know.
¶ Hard to see
with so many around ¶
¶ You know I don't like ¶
Is...everything
all right?
You have no idea who I am,
do you?
Should I?
You tell me...Townie.
Braces?
Yeah.
But they're off now.
¶ All this ti-i-i-i-ime ¶
[ Sighs ]
[ Water bubbling ]
[ Indistinct whispers ]
[ Cricket laughs ]
Aww.
You look so good.
[ Whoop on television ]
There's you.
[ Laughs ]
Cricket: Oh, wait, no, no, no.
Joel: Oh, no.
No, that's horrible!
Why'd you go low?
[ Laughter,
indistinct murmuring ]
Angle.
[ Door opens ]
It's artistic.
Hey.
So, T.J. Hooker said we're clear
to open in the morning.
Yes!
What?
[ Laughter ]
But you know
what that means.
If we're gonna get this place
ready in time,
we're pulling
an all-nighter.
Who's cleaning the dock?
Not it!
All: Not it!
Not it!
I'm it.
[ Laughter ]
Cricket: All right,
let's all go, come on.
Blair: Let's go.
Come on, Yogi Bear.
Blotter: Whoo!
Whoo!
Hurry up, guys.
We don't have all night.
Amy: Maybe we do.
[ Static crackling ]
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