T@gged (2016–…): Season 2, Episode 3 - Spotlight - full transcript
While Hailey gets acquainted to her new tutor, Hawk, Rowan discovers some unsettling information about the aftermath of Dunbar's suicide, and Elisia is attacked at the Grotto.
- Previously on "T@gged"...
- I got a video
last night
from Monkeyman.
- Monkeyman's dead.
- How's he messaging me
from the grave?
- Please, leave me out of it.
- Sean told me that you guys
hooked up.
- Are you guys
gonna start dating?
- We're friends.
Just--just friends.
- You must be Zoe.
Welcome to Hilland.
- Got any tips for the new kid?
I need some weed.
- Uh, yeah.
There's this guy, Ash.
[giggling]
- I am going to assign partners.
Rowan Fricks
and Brandon Darrow.
- When should we work
on the project?
- Can't you just do it
yourself?
- What if Dunbar
wasn't Monkeyman?
He said we had two classes
together in freshman year,
but I still don't
remember him.
Jake's leaving?
- He's joining
the police academy upstate.
- Jake, I love you.
- I'm leaving tonight.
- Were you with her just now?
You are such a liar.
[ominous music]
♪
[tires screeching]
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
WOMAN: I tagged you guys.
[electronic hip-hop]
♪
[distorted rhythmic talking]
♪
- ♪ Move it fast,
but take it slow ♪
♪ Speed it up and...
- Howdy there, little lady.
Need a ride?
Come on. Hop in.
♪
You all right?
You seem stressed.
♪
- Have you ever thought
about running away?
- I mean, yeah, I guess.
♪
- Would you leave town
with me?
- Like, you're serious?
Like, when?
- I need a xani.
Do you have one?
- Yeah.
In my glove box.
- ♪ You want it
♪ Then come and get it,
get it ♪
♪ You know you want it...
- Don't let me do that.
Okay?
- Yeah.
- You have to say no to me.
- Okay. Yeah. Sorry.
- ♪ Just say you want it
♪
[school bell rings]
- Did you get the part
in the play?
- Uh, no.
They gave me the part
of the attendant--no lines.
I don't care.
- Hey, um, what does
this look like to you?
- I don't know.
Locker combo?
- Yeah, um, this came out
of Brandon's backpack,
with this in it.
[edgy pop music]
♪
- I told you to leave me
out of it.
- Will you just send me a pin
to his address?
- I'm not going to help you.
Okay?
- Have you really not
gotten any messages?
- No.
I told you to stay out of it.
- Just send me
his locker number.
- Do you really think
Brandon is Monkeyman 2.0?
I mean, if someone
wants revenge for Dunbar,
don't you think
they'd be after him, too?
No one treated Dunbar
worse than Brandon.
♪
Number 55,
but he never uses it.
♪
- I know Brandon's your friend
but...it really could be him.
It could be Trevor, too.
It's definitely one of them.
- ♪ Something
that's already lost ♪
- Have you been talking
to Elisia?
- Yeah.
- Do you know why
she's mad at me?
- We were all really scared
for you, Hailey.
That night at the
hospital...
I thought you were dead.
- I saw your texts.
I didn't know
that you sent so many.
- I actually came by
to see you a few times.
Did you know I stopped by?
- I didn't want to see
anyone.
[edgy pop song continues]
♪
- I didn't realize
I was just anyone.
- ♪ Lost, she got lost
♪ Save her, Lord,
save her, Lord ♪
[new mellow pop tune]
♪
- I'd like a quarter,
please.
- I'm sorry?
- Indigo, preferably.
Something that provides
a strong sense of euphoria
and relief from insomnia.
What about Blackberry Kush.
Do you have that?
- Does this look
like Amsterdam to you?
The only grain option
we have on the menu is tea.
[lowers voice]
So that's my boss right there.
So keep it down.
Who are you?
- Rowan told me, so...
chill.
I'll pay whatever you want.
I'll pay double.
I'm Zoe.
- I don't sell anymore.
One green tea?
Great.
Make that an extra-large?
No problem.
- You can't make more
than minimum wage here.
I will keep you in business
for the next few months.
Yeah?
- No. Move on.
Go to The Grotto.
No one there will have a problem
taking Daddy's money.
One, uh, extra-large green tea
and a slice of banana bread.
That'll be $10.62.
- Keep the change.
[tense music]
♪
[clank, clattering]
- Hey, Rowan.
- Hey. What's up?
- You and Jake? Really?
- Nothing happened.
- No, no, no...
- Nothing happened.
- Are you seeing him or not
and lying to me about it?
[edgy music]
♪
Okay. Whatever.
- Hey. Hey, hey.
We are just friends.
- No!
He could literally go to jail.
You know that, right?
He's, like, the only family
I have left,
and you promised me
you guys weren't--
[overlapping shouting]
Stop! No!
Don't talk to me, Rowan!
You're not my friend!
[soft pop song]
♪
[low chatter]
- Come on!
- If you think about it,
this snake is kinda
like Hailey in rehab, you know?
Like, she just slept all day
and ate all day
and did what she wanted.
- Drop it. Drop it.
- Hurry!
- Hush.
- Oh, look who it is.
- I'm talking to Brandon.
- Is he your boyfriend?
- What do you want?
- The D.
[boys giggling]
- I was wondering
if we could work on our project
at your house.
- No.
- Where do you live?
- Dude, no.
Don't do that,
because you heard what happened
to her last boyfriend, right?
He had to off himself
'cause she's such a bitch.
- What is your problem
with me, Trevor?
- Let's go someplace
a little more private,
and I'll explain it to you.
- Oh, my God.
I told you already.
Just give me credit
and do it yourself. It's easy.
- Hey, Rowan, you have a little
blood on your face right here.
Oh, wait. It was just
that time of the month.
[laughs]
- That doesn't even
make sense.
- Ah...
- Yeah, I think it makes sense.
I think it makes sense.
Just go cry
to your dad about it.
- All right.
Chill out, man. Chill out.
- Okay, guys, you ready?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Check this out.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Here we go.
What are you doing?
- Go, go, go.
- Wait, wait, wait.
What are you doing?
- You're such assholes.
- You ruined it.
- You're such a girl, dude.
Are you serious?
- It's okay, little guy.
It's okay.
- [whispers]
Oh, my God.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- Hi.
I'm here for tutoring.
- Hailey Jenson?
- Yeah.
- You're with
Hawkman.
- Hailey?
Hi. Hawk.
Don't let the name
sketch you out.
My parents are crazy
conservationists.
Come on.
So, um, what subject
are you in here for?
- All of them.
I went away for a while.
- Yeah? Where'd you go?
- Vacation.
[dark music]
♪
- You were one of the girls
at that party
with Dunbar Rakes, right?
- So?
- I knew the kid.
He was a really nice guy,
so that really sucks.
Well, I can get you caught up
in--in no time.
Um, what math are you taking?
- Look, I'm only here
because it's mandatory.
If I don't show,
I'll hear about it from my mom
who says I'm failing, and I
don't have the patience for her.
So I have to sit here
for 50 minutes.
If you want to check
your phone feel free.
I won't say anything.
[somber music]
♪
[distant train horn blows]
- What is this?
- You went in my room?
- This young kid, he put you
in some serious danger.
Am I missing something here?
- I cannot believe
you went through my stuff.
I think about him sometimes.
That's all.
He could have killed me,
but he didn't.
- Not hurting you is not
the same as saving you, Rowan.
Your mom was right.
You need to talk to somebody.
- You've been talking to Mom?
- I think Freedom
Independent's a good plan.
- No. No, I'm not going
to boarding school.
- Your mom and I
will decide that.
[edgy music]
♪
[pop music plays]
♪
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Put it down.
Step away from the bookshelf.
- It's just--I don't understand
why building furniture
requires a masters in physics
and a minor in Chinese,
judging by the fricking
instructions.
- Okay. Hey. I got this.
All right. Let's see.
I'll just take this apart
so I can put it back together.
- I can do it.
- No, it's cool.
- I can do it!
[part clatters]
- Why are you always
so pissed?
- You treat me like
a child.
- I treat you like a child.
[small laugh]
Okay. Go ahead.
Put it together.
You promised me
you'd stop pushing me away.
- You can't do everything
for me, okay?
- Oh, really?
You don't want my help anymore?
After everything?
[part clatters]
You know,
you're acting like a child,
so I'm gonna treat you
like a child.
- Look, Ash, just because
you couldn't
save your little sister...
[tense music]
♪
Ash, I'm so sorry.
No, Ash.
I didn't mean it.
Ash!
Ash, please.
Aah!
- Elisia?
- Sorry, I didn't--
I didn't realize--
- Did you just
move in here?
What's wrong?
- Nothing.
What am I doing?
[mellow pop music]
- ♪ I hadn't been back
in years ♪
♪ But it felt right
♪ Scenic sights
calling me ♪
♪
♪ Carrying on a lot
'cause I know we could ♪
♪
♪ Keeping on and on
and on ♪
♪ To start again
[singing continues]
♪
[suspenseful music]
♪
[dramatic musical sting]
♪
- Ash?
[ominous music]
♪
Ash?
[distant clank]
[ominous musical sting]
♪
[chime]
[intense music]
♪
[footsteps]
Aah!
[intense percussive music]
♪
[engine struggles]
♪
[engine struggles]
[engine turns]
♪
WOMAN: I tagged you guys.
♪
- I got a video
last night
from Monkeyman.
- Monkeyman's dead.
- How's he messaging me
from the grave?
- Please, leave me out of it.
- Sean told me that you guys
hooked up.
- Are you guys
gonna start dating?
- We're friends.
Just--just friends.
- You must be Zoe.
Welcome to Hilland.
- Got any tips for the new kid?
I need some weed.
- Uh, yeah.
There's this guy, Ash.
[giggling]
- I am going to assign partners.
Rowan Fricks
and Brandon Darrow.
- When should we work
on the project?
- Can't you just do it
yourself?
- What if Dunbar
wasn't Monkeyman?
He said we had two classes
together in freshman year,
but I still don't
remember him.
Jake's leaving?
- He's joining
the police academy upstate.
- Jake, I love you.
- I'm leaving tonight.
- Were you with her just now?
You are such a liar.
[ominous music]
♪
[tires screeching]
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
WOMAN: I tagged you guys.
[electronic hip-hop]
♪
[distorted rhythmic talking]
♪
- ♪ Move it fast,
but take it slow ♪
♪ Speed it up and...
- Howdy there, little lady.
Need a ride?
Come on. Hop in.
♪
You all right?
You seem stressed.
♪
- Have you ever thought
about running away?
- I mean, yeah, I guess.
♪
- Would you leave town
with me?
- Like, you're serious?
Like, when?
- I need a xani.
Do you have one?
- Yeah.
In my glove box.
- ♪ You want it
♪ Then come and get it,
get it ♪
♪ You know you want it...
- Don't let me do that.
Okay?
- Yeah.
- You have to say no to me.
- Okay. Yeah. Sorry.
- ♪ Just say you want it
♪
[school bell rings]
- Did you get the part
in the play?
- Uh, no.
They gave me the part
of the attendant--no lines.
I don't care.
- Hey, um, what does
this look like to you?
- I don't know.
Locker combo?
- Yeah, um, this came out
of Brandon's backpack,
with this in it.
[edgy pop music]
♪
- I told you to leave me
out of it.
- Will you just send me a pin
to his address?
- I'm not going to help you.
Okay?
- Have you really not
gotten any messages?
- No.
I told you to stay out of it.
- Just send me
his locker number.
- Do you really think
Brandon is Monkeyman 2.0?
I mean, if someone
wants revenge for Dunbar,
don't you think
they'd be after him, too?
No one treated Dunbar
worse than Brandon.
♪
Number 55,
but he never uses it.
♪
- I know Brandon's your friend
but...it really could be him.
It could be Trevor, too.
It's definitely one of them.
- ♪ Something
that's already lost ♪
- Have you been talking
to Elisia?
- Yeah.
- Do you know why
she's mad at me?
- We were all really scared
for you, Hailey.
That night at the
hospital...
I thought you were dead.
- I saw your texts.
I didn't know
that you sent so many.
- I actually came by
to see you a few times.
Did you know I stopped by?
- I didn't want to see
anyone.
[edgy pop song continues]
♪
- I didn't realize
I was just anyone.
- ♪ Lost, she got lost
♪ Save her, Lord,
save her, Lord ♪
[new mellow pop tune]
♪
- I'd like a quarter,
please.
- I'm sorry?
- Indigo, preferably.
Something that provides
a strong sense of euphoria
and relief from insomnia.
What about Blackberry Kush.
Do you have that?
- Does this look
like Amsterdam to you?
The only grain option
we have on the menu is tea.
[lowers voice]
So that's my boss right there.
So keep it down.
Who are you?
- Rowan told me, so...
chill.
I'll pay whatever you want.
I'll pay double.
I'm Zoe.
- I don't sell anymore.
One green tea?
Great.
Make that an extra-large?
No problem.
- You can't make more
than minimum wage here.
I will keep you in business
for the next few months.
Yeah?
- No. Move on.
Go to The Grotto.
No one there will have a problem
taking Daddy's money.
One, uh, extra-large green tea
and a slice of banana bread.
That'll be $10.62.
- Keep the change.
[tense music]
♪
[clank, clattering]
- Hey, Rowan.
- Hey. What's up?
- You and Jake? Really?
- Nothing happened.
- No, no, no...
- Nothing happened.
- Are you seeing him or not
and lying to me about it?
[edgy music]
♪
Okay. Whatever.
- Hey. Hey, hey.
We are just friends.
- No!
He could literally go to jail.
You know that, right?
He's, like, the only family
I have left,
and you promised me
you guys weren't--
[overlapping shouting]
Stop! No!
Don't talk to me, Rowan!
You're not my friend!
[soft pop song]
♪
[low chatter]
- Come on!
- If you think about it,
this snake is kinda
like Hailey in rehab, you know?
Like, she just slept all day
and ate all day
and did what she wanted.
- Drop it. Drop it.
- Hurry!
- Hush.
- Oh, look who it is.
- I'm talking to Brandon.
- Is he your boyfriend?
- What do you want?
- The D.
[boys giggling]
- I was wondering
if we could work on our project
at your house.
- No.
- Where do you live?
- Dude, no.
Don't do that,
because you heard what happened
to her last boyfriend, right?
He had to off himself
'cause she's such a bitch.
- What is your problem
with me, Trevor?
- Let's go someplace
a little more private,
and I'll explain it to you.
- Oh, my God.
I told you already.
Just give me credit
and do it yourself. It's easy.
- Hey, Rowan, you have a little
blood on your face right here.
Oh, wait. It was just
that time of the month.
[laughs]
- That doesn't even
make sense.
- Ah...
- Yeah, I think it makes sense.
I think it makes sense.
Just go cry
to your dad about it.
- All right.
Chill out, man. Chill out.
- Okay, guys, you ready?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Check this out.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Here we go.
What are you doing?
- Go, go, go.
- Wait, wait, wait.
What are you doing?
- You're such assholes.
- You ruined it.
- You're such a girl, dude.
Are you serious?
- It's okay, little guy.
It's okay.
- [whispers]
Oh, my God.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- Hi.
I'm here for tutoring.
- Hailey Jenson?
- Yeah.
- You're with
Hawkman.
- Hailey?
Hi. Hawk.
Don't let the name
sketch you out.
My parents are crazy
conservationists.
Come on.
So, um, what subject
are you in here for?
- All of them.
I went away for a while.
- Yeah? Where'd you go?
- Vacation.
[dark music]
♪
- You were one of the girls
at that party
with Dunbar Rakes, right?
- So?
- I knew the kid.
He was a really nice guy,
so that really sucks.
Well, I can get you caught up
in--in no time.
Um, what math are you taking?
- Look, I'm only here
because it's mandatory.
If I don't show,
I'll hear about it from my mom
who says I'm failing, and I
don't have the patience for her.
So I have to sit here
for 50 minutes.
If you want to check
your phone feel free.
I won't say anything.
[somber music]
♪
[distant train horn blows]
- What is this?
- You went in my room?
- This young kid, he put you
in some serious danger.
Am I missing something here?
- I cannot believe
you went through my stuff.
I think about him sometimes.
That's all.
He could have killed me,
but he didn't.
- Not hurting you is not
the same as saving you, Rowan.
Your mom was right.
You need to talk to somebody.
- You've been talking to Mom?
- I think Freedom
Independent's a good plan.
- No. No, I'm not going
to boarding school.
- Your mom and I
will decide that.
[edgy music]
♪
[pop music plays]
♪
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Put it down.
Step away from the bookshelf.
- It's just--I don't understand
why building furniture
requires a masters in physics
and a minor in Chinese,
judging by the fricking
instructions.
- Okay. Hey. I got this.
All right. Let's see.
I'll just take this apart
so I can put it back together.
- I can do it.
- No, it's cool.
- I can do it!
[part clatters]
- Why are you always
so pissed?
- You treat me like
a child.
- I treat you like a child.
[small laugh]
Okay. Go ahead.
Put it together.
You promised me
you'd stop pushing me away.
- You can't do everything
for me, okay?
- Oh, really?
You don't want my help anymore?
After everything?
[part clatters]
You know,
you're acting like a child,
so I'm gonna treat you
like a child.
- Look, Ash, just because
you couldn't
save your little sister...
[tense music]
♪
Ash, I'm so sorry.
No, Ash.
I didn't mean it.
Ash!
Ash, please.
Aah!
- Elisia?
- Sorry, I didn't--
I didn't realize--
- Did you just
move in here?
What's wrong?
- Nothing.
What am I doing?
[mellow pop music]
- ♪ I hadn't been back
in years ♪
♪ But it felt right
♪ Scenic sights
calling me ♪
♪
♪ Carrying on a lot
'cause I know we could ♪
♪
♪ Keeping on and on
and on ♪
♪ To start again
[singing continues]
♪
[suspenseful music]
♪
[dramatic musical sting]
♪
- Ash?
[ominous music]
♪
Ash?
[distant clank]
[ominous musical sting]
♪
[chime]
[intense music]
♪
[footsteps]
Aah!
[intense percussive music]
♪
[engine struggles]
♪
[engine struggles]
[engine turns]
♪
WOMAN: I tagged you guys.
♪