T@gged (2016–…): Season 2, Episode 7 - New Friends - full transcript
Rowan's haunted by the memory of Dunbar's suicide when she returns to Nicki's house, and girls night in takes an unexpected turn.
- [Female Voiceover]
Previously on T@gged.
- Looks like you actually have
some competition this time.
Something happened
at her last school.
- [Rowan] Do you
know anyone here?
- You know, not really.
- Zoe, are you OK?
- [Zoe] I'm fine.
[gun fires]
- [Female Speaker] Dunbar!
- Did you move?
- No.
But I swear I can still see
his stain through the paint.
- Look at her arms.
She's a cutter.
- Freak.
- Now this here is Fishy.
And he still carries it
with him everywhere he goes.
- [Rowan] We could interview
each other about our parents.
- Yeah.
- Leave me alone.
- No.
Called in a few favors.
No charge.
- You gotta like something.
So what's your thing, Hailey?
- I don't know.
- [Hawk] It is imperative
that you figure that out.
- Have you ever thought
about running away?
- I want to go to
California with you.
I'd go to hell and back for you.
Forever.
- [Hailey] Forever.
- I don't even know
why you stick around.
I don't want you anymore.
[screams]
- [Female Voiceover]
I tagged you guys.
[upbeat pop music]
- Hey, Rowan.
- Hey, Zoe.
I heard you got the
lead in Twelfth Night.
Congrats.
- Thanks.
- [Rowan] How's
everything going?
- I'm sorry your heard me in
the bathroom the other day.
- It must be hard
to change schools
in the middle of the year.
- Yeah.
What are you doing tonight?
- I'm actually hanging
out with Nicki tonight,
but are you free?
Would you like to join us?
- Yes, I'm always free.
Let's tee up.
- What's your number?
- [laughs] It's OK, grab it.
Oh, Cass.
Smile for the camera.
- [Cassie] [laughs] Come here.
- [Brunette Girl]
Come here. [laughs]
- [Cassie] Come on.
- Gonna get her.
- Come on, show us your scars.
Come on.
- Oo, yeah.
- No one believes us, show
us your scars, come on.
Show us your scars.
Come on, show us your scars.
- [Brunette Girl] Take
of her sweater, yeah.
Oh my God.
- Hey, hey!
What is going on in here?
Are you recording this?
Elisia, are you OK?
Are you OK?
- Hey, quick, quick,
does anyone have a gun?
Does anyone have a gun here?
Anyone have a gun
because I would rather
put a bullet in
my brain than have
to look at your face
for another second.
Boom!
- Trevor, shut up.
I'm sick of you
talking shit to her.
- [Trevor] What, man?
- What do you mean what, I'm
sick of you talking shit to her.
She never did anything to you.
- Seriously, Brandon, come on.
You always agree with me.
She's a stuck up bitch who
makes everyone miserable.
- You know what?
You are the problem, OK?
If you ever even mention
her again or look at her,
I will tell everybody
about that night.
- Screw you, man, all right?
And go play with
your girlfriend then.
♪ If there's no tomorrow, baby
♪ Would you care to hold me
- I wanted to say thank you.
- You didn't have to do that.
- I didn't know
what a former drug dealer
turned
barista would want.
- I'm not actually a barista.
I don't have the
extensive training.
But I am incredible
at swiping plastic.
- Well, here.
Fun fact, succulents
are very Instagramable.
[Ash laughs]
- Cool.
- Yeah, maybe when you look
at it you'll think about me.
- So who's in the hospital?
- My dad.
The big C.
- Do you want something
to drink on the house?
- You got scotch on that menu?
- [Ash] Unfortunately, no.
- Maybe another time.
- Yeah, I don't know.
You know, I work a lot, so...
- Well, I'd rather you don't
know than, you know, it's a no.
I'll take it.
[thunder rumbling]
- I love this rain.
I got us bus tickets.
- Yeah?
OK, when do we leave?
- Monday night.
- And we're not
gonna tell anyone?
- No one.
- All right, it'll
be our little secret.
I can't get California
out of my head.
Sleeping on the beaches,
under the stars,
bottle of whiskey.
Get naked, go skinning dipping.
I can't wait for that.
- That dude Trevor?
- Trevor, yeah.
- Does he drive
a big blue truck?
- Yeah, it's a
sweet ass ride, huh?
He's actually let me
borrow it a couple times.
- What's his deal?
- He's a little rough
sometimes, but he's cool.
- You would never
hurt me, right?
- No, never, of course not.
Hey, come here.
Come here.
[peaceful music]
I would never hurt you.
You know that, right?
Yeah.
[phone chimes]
- [Nicki] I asked my
brother to switch me rooms.
- [Rowan] You wanted
to sleep in here?
- I didn't want to, but I
thought it made the most sense.
Sometimes I wonder what it
would be like
to do what he did.
To do what Hailey did.
- Don't say that.
Hailey didn't want to die.
- Maybe Dunbar didn't
want to either.
Now I really screwed up though.
Sometimes I think I deserve
something bad to happen to me.
- It was a joke website.
You made a mistake.
- We thought it was funny,
but we knew it was mean.
I'm a piece of shit and everyone
would hate me if
they really knew.
- You're a kind person, Nicki.
You're the only one who's
made me feel understood
since this whole
thing has happened.
- Really?
- Really.
Promise me you won't
do anything stupid.
Seriously, promise me.
- I promise.
- I invited Zoe.
She should be here soon.
- New girl, why?
- Maybe if I had tried
harder or been more open
to Dunbar, things
would be different.
- I'm gonna go raid
my parent's fridge.
[haunting music]
- [Female Speaker] Dunbar!
[gun fires]
[mysterious music]
[dramatic music]
[moves into eerie music]
[doorbell rings]
- Wait, don't open that door.
- Sorry I'm late, my
Uber took forever.
- [Rowan] So what really
happened at Montgomery?
- Yeah, we heard you
didn't choose to leave,
that you were expelled.
- Word travels fast, huh?
I started a blog.
It was a fashion blog,
but it was mostly like what
not to wear, know what I mean?
I took pictures of girls in
school and I posted them.
At first it was private,
just my friends.
And then I made it public.
And then I got expelled.
- Savage.
- I'm not an asshole.
I knew it was a total dick move.
My...
My therapist says I have
impulse control disorder.
But that's crap.
I just wanted attention.
Duh.
I don't need a PhD in psychology
to figure that one out.
Anyway, definitely got
a lot of attention.
None of it was good, so not
cool to be a bully these days.
- True that.
I was a bully, I guess.
- You were definitely a bully.
- I bullied her.
- Oh.
- I did.
No, you're right though,
it's not cool at all.
- Mm.
Well, how about you, Rowan?
Are you a bully?
- Come on, you've
never bullied anyone?
Everyone bullies somebody.
- I mean...
I bully my dad, I guess.
- Your dad.
- Well--
I'm an accidental bully.
- Nope, nope, not a thing.
You gotta own it.
- I don't know, I
get bullied a lot, so...
- You do?
- Yeah, I do.
- Look, you've gotta treat
them like they're your friends.
They follow you around, your
name is always on their mouths
and they think about you way
more than you think about them.
[chuckles]
Look, you can't let them
get under your skin.
- I've never thought
about it like that.
- And if it gets
too bad, you have
to beat them at their own game.
Fight fire with fire.
[peaceful music]
♪♪
- [Brandon] Isn't it
past your bedtime?
- Probably.
But I wanted to ask you a few
questions about our project.
- Oh, yeah, the project.
Right.
- [Rowan] Did you play
baseball with your dad?
- Damn, girl, get
right down to it then.
Yeah.
Coached me.
He gave me his old glove and
I would wear it everywhere.
And I took it to school.
I took it to bed.
I wore it in the shower.
[laughing]
- Does he go to your games?
- Yeah, every game.
Front row with popcorn.
I mean, you saw him,
what do you think?
- Why did you defend
me this morning?
- Because I'm a nice guy.
- No, no, you're not.
What's the real reason?
- Trevor's annoying.
And you didn't tell
the guys about Fishy.
I mean, you could've roasted
me with the fact that I carry
around a stuffed animal in
my backpack, but you didn't.
So...
I guess I owed you one.
- I don't need you to defend me.
- I know.
What's with all the questions?
- I'm trying to figure out
why you're such a dick.
[laughs]
No, I'm serious, OK, you
say that you're a bad guy.
But I don't think
you're a bad guy.
I just think you kind
of act like an asshole.
- [Brandon] Oh, that's
really sweet of you.
- It's accurate.
- [laughing]
Hey, that's...
really a pretty necklace.
- Thanks.
My sister gave it
to me while she's...
gone out of town.
It was my mom's.
Give that back, give
that back right now.
- Whoa, what's this?
[peaceful music]
You know the video of Dunbar?
The one of Raven bullying
him at the Grotto?
I didn't even remember
him from camp.
How messed up is that?
He stepped in to defend me and
I didn't even
remember I knew him.
- I didn't remember him either.
I reintroduced myself
to him this year.
How much does that suck?
I think about that all the time,
about how he must have felt.
He completely remembered me and
I didn't remember him.
- Look at you.
Everyone would remember
you, Rowan Fricks.
- I should go.
[mysterious music]
- You should forgive
yourself, Rowan.
- Can you?
- No.
- See?
[ominous music]
[elevator chimes]
[dark intense music]
[alarm ringing]
[coughing]
- [Hailey] Somebody help me!
Help me!
Please!
Please!
[phone chimes]
[coughing]
[ominous music]
♪
- [Female Voiceover]
I tagged you guys.
♪
♪
Previously on T@gged.
- Looks like you actually have
some competition this time.
Something happened
at her last school.
- [Rowan] Do you
know anyone here?
- You know, not really.
- Zoe, are you OK?
- [Zoe] I'm fine.
[gun fires]
- [Female Speaker] Dunbar!
- Did you move?
- No.
But I swear I can still see
his stain through the paint.
- Look at her arms.
She's a cutter.
- Freak.
- Now this here is Fishy.
And he still carries it
with him everywhere he goes.
- [Rowan] We could interview
each other about our parents.
- Yeah.
- Leave me alone.
- No.
Called in a few favors.
No charge.
- You gotta like something.
So what's your thing, Hailey?
- I don't know.
- [Hawk] It is imperative
that you figure that out.
- Have you ever thought
about running away?
- I want to go to
California with you.
I'd go to hell and back for you.
Forever.
- [Hailey] Forever.
- I don't even know
why you stick around.
I don't want you anymore.
[screams]
- [Female Voiceover]
I tagged you guys.
[upbeat pop music]
- Hey, Rowan.
- Hey, Zoe.
I heard you got the
lead in Twelfth Night.
Congrats.
- Thanks.
- [Rowan] How's
everything going?
- I'm sorry your heard me in
the bathroom the other day.
- It must be hard
to change schools
in the middle of the year.
- Yeah.
What are you doing tonight?
- I'm actually hanging
out with Nicki tonight,
but are you free?
Would you like to join us?
- Yes, I'm always free.
Let's tee up.
- What's your number?
- [laughs] It's OK, grab it.
Oh, Cass.
Smile for the camera.
- [Cassie] [laughs] Come here.
- [Brunette Girl]
Come here. [laughs]
- [Cassie] Come on.
- Gonna get her.
- Come on, show us your scars.
Come on.
- Oo, yeah.
- No one believes us, show
us your scars, come on.
Show us your scars.
Come on, show us your scars.
- [Brunette Girl] Take
of her sweater, yeah.
Oh my God.
- Hey, hey!
What is going on in here?
Are you recording this?
Elisia, are you OK?
Are you OK?
- Hey, quick, quick,
does anyone have a gun?
Does anyone have a gun here?
Anyone have a gun
because I would rather
put a bullet in
my brain than have
to look at your face
for another second.
Boom!
- Trevor, shut up.
I'm sick of you
talking shit to her.
- [Trevor] What, man?
- What do you mean what, I'm
sick of you talking shit to her.
She never did anything to you.
- Seriously, Brandon, come on.
You always agree with me.
She's a stuck up bitch who
makes everyone miserable.
- You know what?
You are the problem, OK?
If you ever even mention
her again or look at her,
I will tell everybody
about that night.
- Screw you, man, all right?
And go play with
your girlfriend then.
♪ If there's no tomorrow, baby
♪ Would you care to hold me
- I wanted to say thank you.
- You didn't have to do that.
- I didn't know
what a former drug dealer
turned
barista would want.
- I'm not actually a barista.
I don't have the
extensive training.
But I am incredible
at swiping plastic.
- Well, here.
Fun fact, succulents
are very Instagramable.
[Ash laughs]
- Cool.
- Yeah, maybe when you look
at it you'll think about me.
- So who's in the hospital?
- My dad.
The big C.
- Do you want something
to drink on the house?
- You got scotch on that menu?
- [Ash] Unfortunately, no.
- Maybe another time.
- Yeah, I don't know.
You know, I work a lot, so...
- Well, I'd rather you don't
know than, you know, it's a no.
I'll take it.
[thunder rumbling]
- I love this rain.
I got us bus tickets.
- Yeah?
OK, when do we leave?
- Monday night.
- And we're not
gonna tell anyone?
- No one.
- All right, it'll
be our little secret.
I can't get California
out of my head.
Sleeping on the beaches,
under the stars,
bottle of whiskey.
Get naked, go skinning dipping.
I can't wait for that.
- That dude Trevor?
- Trevor, yeah.
- Does he drive
a big blue truck?
- Yeah, it's a
sweet ass ride, huh?
He's actually let me
borrow it a couple times.
- What's his deal?
- He's a little rough
sometimes, but he's cool.
- You would never
hurt me, right?
- No, never, of course not.
Hey, come here.
Come here.
[peaceful music]
I would never hurt you.
You know that, right?
Yeah.
[phone chimes]
- [Nicki] I asked my
brother to switch me rooms.
- [Rowan] You wanted
to sleep in here?
- I didn't want to, but I
thought it made the most sense.
Sometimes I wonder what it
would be like
to do what he did.
To do what Hailey did.
- Don't say that.
Hailey didn't want to die.
- Maybe Dunbar didn't
want to either.
Now I really screwed up though.
Sometimes I think I deserve
something bad to happen to me.
- It was a joke website.
You made a mistake.
- We thought it was funny,
but we knew it was mean.
I'm a piece of shit and everyone
would hate me if
they really knew.
- You're a kind person, Nicki.
You're the only one who's
made me feel understood
since this whole
thing has happened.
- Really?
- Really.
Promise me you won't
do anything stupid.
Seriously, promise me.
- I promise.
- I invited Zoe.
She should be here soon.
- New girl, why?
- Maybe if I had tried
harder or been more open
to Dunbar, things
would be different.
- I'm gonna go raid
my parent's fridge.
[haunting music]
- [Female Speaker] Dunbar!
[gun fires]
[mysterious music]
[dramatic music]
[moves into eerie music]
[doorbell rings]
- Wait, don't open that door.
- Sorry I'm late, my
Uber took forever.
- [Rowan] So what really
happened at Montgomery?
- Yeah, we heard you
didn't choose to leave,
that you were expelled.
- Word travels fast, huh?
I started a blog.
It was a fashion blog,
but it was mostly like what
not to wear, know what I mean?
I took pictures of girls in
school and I posted them.
At first it was private,
just my friends.
And then I made it public.
And then I got expelled.
- Savage.
- I'm not an asshole.
I knew it was a total dick move.
My...
My therapist says I have
impulse control disorder.
But that's crap.
I just wanted attention.
Duh.
I don't need a PhD in psychology
to figure that one out.
Anyway, definitely got
a lot of attention.
None of it was good, so not
cool to be a bully these days.
- True that.
I was a bully, I guess.
- You were definitely a bully.
- I bullied her.
- Oh.
- I did.
No, you're right though,
it's not cool at all.
- Mm.
Well, how about you, Rowan?
Are you a bully?
- Come on, you've
never bullied anyone?
Everyone bullies somebody.
- I mean...
I bully my dad, I guess.
- Your dad.
- Well--
I'm an accidental bully.
- Nope, nope, not a thing.
You gotta own it.
- I don't know, I
get bullied a lot, so...
- You do?
- Yeah, I do.
- Look, you've gotta treat
them like they're your friends.
They follow you around, your
name is always on their mouths
and they think about you way
more than you think about them.
[chuckles]
Look, you can't let them
get under your skin.
- I've never thought
about it like that.
- And if it gets
too bad, you have
to beat them at their own game.
Fight fire with fire.
[peaceful music]
♪♪
- [Brandon] Isn't it
past your bedtime?
- Probably.
But I wanted to ask you a few
questions about our project.
- Oh, yeah, the project.
Right.
- [Rowan] Did you play
baseball with your dad?
- Damn, girl, get
right down to it then.
Yeah.
Coached me.
He gave me his old glove and
I would wear it everywhere.
And I took it to school.
I took it to bed.
I wore it in the shower.
[laughing]
- Does he go to your games?
- Yeah, every game.
Front row with popcorn.
I mean, you saw him,
what do you think?
- Why did you defend
me this morning?
- Because I'm a nice guy.
- No, no, you're not.
What's the real reason?
- Trevor's annoying.
And you didn't tell
the guys about Fishy.
I mean, you could've roasted
me with the fact that I carry
around a stuffed animal in
my backpack, but you didn't.
So...
I guess I owed you one.
- I don't need you to defend me.
- I know.
What's with all the questions?
- I'm trying to figure out
why you're such a dick.
[laughs]
No, I'm serious, OK, you
say that you're a bad guy.
But I don't think
you're a bad guy.
I just think you kind
of act like an asshole.
- [Brandon] Oh, that's
really sweet of you.
- It's accurate.
- [laughing]
Hey, that's...
really a pretty necklace.
- Thanks.
My sister gave it
to me while she's...
gone out of town.
It was my mom's.
Give that back, give
that back right now.
- Whoa, what's this?
[peaceful music]
You know the video of Dunbar?
The one of Raven bullying
him at the Grotto?
I didn't even remember
him from camp.
How messed up is that?
He stepped in to defend me and
I didn't even
remember I knew him.
- I didn't remember him either.
I reintroduced myself
to him this year.
How much does that suck?
I think about that all the time,
about how he must have felt.
He completely remembered me and
I didn't remember him.
- Look at you.
Everyone would remember
you, Rowan Fricks.
- I should go.
[mysterious music]
- You should forgive
yourself, Rowan.
- Can you?
- No.
- See?
[ominous music]
[elevator chimes]
[dark intense music]
[alarm ringing]
[coughing]
- [Hailey] Somebody help me!
Help me!
Please!
Please!
[phone chimes]
[coughing]
[ominous music]
♪
- [Female Voiceover]
I tagged you guys.
♪
♪