Feral (2016–…): Season 1, Episode 3 - Move in Day - full transcript

Are you kidding?

Billy, I can't right now.

Can you please just come get me?

If I knew where I was I'd
friggin' tell you.

I'm going to look for a street sign,
and you're going to come get me.

Jesus!

Fuck.

What the fuck...

Hello?

Yeah, I'm on my way.

What?



I'm...

Fuck...

Woah woah woah, hold on,
hold on.

- You got it?
- Yeah, I think the leg is loose.

Do we have a screwdriver?

I told you.

That's it, that's it.

That's the angle I need.

- Sweet.
- Okay, watch that.

- You got it?
- Yeah.

Where you want it?

Let's put it over there
in that corner.

Okay, flip.

That was easier than I thought.



So, Carter, how well do you
know these guys?

Umm, I don't, really.

It's umm... it's an
interesting area.

I didn't know this
neighborhood was coming back.

Yeah, it's...

I mean, y'know, you
do what you want.

But...

We're not judgmental people.

No, we are not.

We're the last people to
be judgmental.

Y'know, let people be people,

that's how we live.

Exactly.

It's just who we are,

but that guy out there,

he had the tank top on, the
cut-off blue jeans.

It was like Daisy Dukes!

We're not judging him.

But we know why other people
might judge him.

I just don't want you
to turn into

one of these assholes out here,
man. Y'know what I'm saying.

- Don't call him an asshole.
- I'm not calling him an asshole!

I came over here to help
him move, didn't I?

I'm sorry.

Listen, you can...

Are you...

Are you gay?

Don't worry about it.

Don't worry about what?

Nothing, I'm just...
out of beer.

You got any more?
Want me to run to the store?

Why don't you run to the store.

Carter, why don't you get
your lazy ass up

and help me move the rest
of your stuff.

Yeah, yeah, I'm sorting
through my stuff.

I know, but I only have so
much time I've got before...

In that movie - did I tell about
where I had to play the hooker?

Yeah.

In that hooker hotel, right?

And they were like, "Go out
to the street."

"You just hang out and
be a hooker,"

"and we're going to be
100 feet away."

And then people starting
stopping on the street,

walking across the street to me,
propositioning me.

And I was like, I'm gonna die.

I'm gonna die right here
on Lamar Avenue.

I can't do that kind of
stuff anymore, right?

Between that and other
stuff where directors

have had me work with
massage parlor girls,

I just can't do that stuff
anymore, y'know?

I would much rather have a
stable job here, in an office,

and that kind of thing.
I'm enjoying it.

Anyway, speaking of my office,
you never come by.

So you got me a little worried.

So what's going on?

Last time you were in here there
was that story about

that girl who was accusing you
of being the father of her kid,

and she was freaking out
about child support,

and there was the story
about that four-way,

and that guy who almost died.

- I mean, did he actually die?
- What are you talking about?

- What are you talking about?
- No? Okay.

Sorry, I don't know, it was
something like that.

I'm sorry, I don't know.
Anyway, details.

What's going on?

So you remember the show I had?

My art exhibit, like,
a minute ago. A few weeks ago.

So you remember all the shit I
got at work afterwards?

So apparently I was on this
probationary period,

or a "one more strike" kind
of bullshit thing,

and they didn't tell me
anything about it.

And so I'm like an hour late,
on my way to work,

and they just fire me.

- I know!
- Daniel!

Some shit, right?

I mean, I don't care about this
bourgie-ass Midtown restaurant job.

Like, who gives a shit?

But, I don't know,

I was thinking on the
way over here,

like, I've gotta get
out of here.

I have to go someplace where
people are making art,

and people are inspiring
me to make art.

I mean, you walk up and down the
street in Memphis,

it's a great community, a great
artistic place to be.

They're not receptive to
the queer, edgy art

that you can do in bigger city,
like Chicago, LA, New York.

Just, more people,
better audience.

I don't know, but it's just not
going to happen here.

They don't get it.

So what's the deal, I mean,

do you need money?

Yeah, I do.

How much?

$500, $600? Just one
month's rent.

I kow, it's a lot, but it's,

y'know, just to like, get
my shit together.

I don't want you making
gay porn art.

It's not "gay porn art!"

And it's not mine,
that's Homo Riot.

The LA street artist.

That's his stuff. My stuff's
friendly in comparison.

Well then apparently you should
be making Homo Riot,

or whatever, because that's your
ticket to LA, right?

- "Make Homo Riot."
- What do I know?

What do you know?

I do know this:

you're my baby brother, and
you've got some serious talent.

You just need to figure out
how to focus on it.

I mean, personally, I think you
could be doing that here.

I'll do it, okay?
But this is it.

Okay? This is the last time.

I get that. Thank you.

You're welcome.

C'mere, I want to show
you this cutie.

Gimme a second.

He's cute!

His name's Hart.

I was thinking we could get
drinks with him after rehearsal.

I'm busy.

No, we're not in a fight,

I mean, I just felt
she was being

extremely passive-aggressive
with her comments to me,

and I will defend myself!
I'm sorry!

I mean, I know she's like
that with everybody,

but I don't have the time
to deal with it.

I'm sorry that I'm
getting a fruit bowl,

and you were expecting some
big baked dish.

I'm not a baker!

You know, I'm really
sorry about that.

- Hey!
- What?

Come and hold the door!

My god - I'm sorry,
Derek's brother's moving

and we're helping him out.

That's good.

Shit.

Thank you, dude.

For sure, man, no problem.

Have you seen this Instagram?

She wears so much makeup.

She's like, contoured like...

Where is he?

I'm just gonna call him.

Yeah, Jason?

It's Billy.

Yeah, we have
rehearsal right now.

Yeah, well we're here
waiting for you!

That's not my fault.

You know, just forget it.

Fuck it, don't come.

Rehearsal's cancelled.

Do you want to talk,
or what's going on?

I just want this to be done,

and I don't see why he can't
be here on time.

I just don't...

I don't see why he can't
be here on time, I'm trying...

Okay, but I don't think he's
ever been late.

Okay, well I don't think he's
taking it seriously.

Okay, but I don't think that's
really what's going on here.

Okay.

You see him as a guy
you want to fuck,

and I seem as an actor
that's not committed.

Billy, why are we doing this?

Why are we making this film?

You don't want to do
it either now.

Fucking great.

Jesus Christ, I get that
this is your therapy.

Okay? I get that!

But what I don't get is why
you keep doing it

if it makes you this miserable.

Billy!

Billy!

You've been dark Billy,

not happy Billy, for a
really long time now.

You've got to start to realize

that there are other
people around you.

This guy I tried to show
you on my phone?

He's cute, Billy.
He's sweet.

And you know what?

He's like the fifth fucking guy
I've tried to introduce you to

in the past few months.

It's like you can't even see ten
feet ahead of you!

Look.

I know that this time of
year is hard for you.

I know that.

And I know that we're
usually being stupid,

and superficial, and silly,
but...

I'm your best friend in
the entire world.

And there isn't anything
I wouldn't do for you.

Nothing.

And there's nothing I won't
stand by you through.

Okay?

Okay?

Yeah.

Thanks Em.

I like that.