Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star
Morning, Gordon.
Nice day, huh?
Hurry up, Bucky. Jeez, slow poke.
I'm going as fast as I can, Clint.
No fooling.
I see you're trying
I figured I'd give them a whirl.
They should be their own food group.
No fooling, they're that good.
Tell her your life story,
why don't you?
No, I was just commenting
on the Doritos.
Are you sassing me?
No, no, he was just--
He don't need a lawyer,
Mrs. Bozobop.
Come on. Let's get on.
The way we've been meaning to get on
ever since you started bagging here.
You hit me in the eye!
What? No, Clint, you hit yourself.
I saw you.
You've gone loony.
You get out of here. You're fired.
- Fired?
- Yeah. Go on!
I'm so sorry I got you in trouble,
Bucky.
I shouldn't have distracted you
from your job.
Mrs. Bozobop,
this has nothing to do with you.
It is an honor
to have you as my last bag.
And I meant what I said about
the Cool Ranch. They're so good....
Oh, listen to me, Bucky.
Don't let these people
get you down.
I can feel it in my bones.
You're destined for greatness.
Oh, jeez, Bucky.
I haven't seen you this down
since they cancelled Jericho.
You know,
that Clint guy is just a little off.
I was repairing the soles of his loafers,
and I'm not Lying...
...he's got six toes.
- Now, get right out of town.
- No joke.
No. I saw the outline
right there in the shoe.
I think his dad
was some sort of an amphibian.
Jeremiah, shame on you!
Pop, you had me going
real good there.
- He sure did.
- See, you're feeling better already, hon.
I bet it's that new haircut.
I've been getting a lot
of compliments on it. Thanks, Mom.
Oh, don't thank me. Thank the bowl.
Mrs. Bozobop said
I look like Brad Pitt.
Yeah, you do look like
kind of the Legends of the Fall...
...with the hair working there.
What do you say we adjourn
to the living room...
- ...and play some Yahtzee?
- That's a good idea.
Oh, actually....
Mom, I'm gonna go over
to Dale's tonight.
Okay, I just thought
you loved the Yahtz.
I do. It's just Rory said
they've got some movie...
...that will turn my frown
upside down.
Yeah, you know, it's good
to have friends when times are tough.
I want you to wear
your bright sneakers...
...so the cars can see you.
Already on, Pop.
Look at him dancing. Like a rapper.
Here he comes.
- Hi, Buck.
- Hey, what's the word, Big Bird?
Hey, Dale, what is that,
a robot head?
I wish.
It's my parents' old projector.
We used to watch home movies on it.
But tonight, we're gonna use it
to watch nude movies.
- Nude?
- A skin-filmer.
One of those movies
you can play with your business to.
Play with your busi....
Business what?
Don't you twang your wang?
If that means washing my ween,
then yeah, it's an every-dayer.
You know, "Up, down, all around,
do it again if I see some brown."
No, it means rubbing
your skin flute...
...after it gets stiff
from seeing a pair of love balloons.
Nope. Can't say I've done that.
- You are fibbing!
- No way!
Jeez, Bucky, I build my day
around the whack.
I get in a breakfast flapjack,
a nooner...
...an after-lunch, pre-nap slap,
a post-work, traffic-jam slam...
...a pre-dinner spinner,
an after-dinner dink...
...a dog-walk leash-pull...
...and then I round it out
with a midnight snack-whack...
...if my folks are asleep.
Sometimes I do it
at the dinner table.
I'm not gonna lie, Bucky.
I've been choking the bald man...
...the whole time Lars was telling you
his pud-pulling schedule.
Pocket patty-cake!
Jeez. You guys spend
a lot of time on this.
Is it really that fun?
Better than "Donkey Kong."
Now, get right out of town.
Okay.
So how do you do it, this....
What is it, whacking?
It's a breeze. We'll walk you
through it, step by step.
We'll even kill the lights,
So you can have your privacy.
But you know what? We'll put on
the old Billy Squier black light...
...so you can see your business.
Jeez, guys, thanks a lot
for helping me out here.
Hey, we wouldn't be your friends
if we didn't.
Now, jump in the big bean.
All right.
Now you're gonna see
some sexy stuff in the movie.
Stuff that's gonna inflate
your fun-tool.
Like hot-buttered yaboes.
I got a feeling
this is gonna be a doozy.
So pop a button
and go ankles on your trousers.
You're gonna wanna
be ready, Bucky.
We should put down a tarp.
Could be a flood when he blows.
Need me to put the pitchfork
anywhere else?
How's it going up there, Bucky?
Not sure. I'm catching some air
off my wrinkle-bag.
- Is that what we're looking for?
- One hundred percent, Bucky.
That's called liftoff.
Okay.
Bucky, grab your joystick.
The game's about to begin.
- Okay, one hand or two?
- No, just the one.
Keep your other hand free...
...in case you wanna tap
on your dirt button.
Okay.
Forget your dirt button!
Just ice-pick it, Bucky!
Grab at it and really go to town!
Up and down, like a pogo stick!
Am I doing It now? Am I a whacker?
You're a whacking machine!
Is that who I think it is?
How does that feel?
You know,
that's got a real kick to it, hon.
Just like a donkey.
That's your folks.
One hundred percent.
By golly.
Oh, my!
Jeez, that's weird.
That's my folks.
On the big screen.
I think that's pretty dang cool,
Bucky.
Hi, Buck.
I knew you couldn't resist
the Yahtzee.
So you finished the movie already?
I bet acting is fun.
But it's gotta be weird
having a camera pointed at you...
...don't you think, Pop?
Probably not that weird.
I bet you couldn't do it.
Oh, I bet you I could.
I bet you couldn't...
...if you're nude!
How'd you know about that?
I saw it.
I didn't even know
you were a farmer, Pop.
We were gonna tell you
on your 50th birthday...
...but I guess
you stumbled on it early.
- You made all of these?
- Sure did.
- Eighty-six, to be exact.
- Jeez. I mean....
How the heck did you get into it?
Well...
...one day, your mother says,
"I wanna see the ocean."
Sol rented a van and, well,
we went out there to California.
Anyway, we're taking a walk
on the beach.
So we threw down a beach towel...
...and we start a pretty mean session
of kissy-face.
And then, out of nowhere,
an older gentleman comes up...
...and says
we look good smooching.
And he said he made movies
about people doing the stuff...
- ...that we were doing.
- Yeah...
...and he said that we had
a natural look and technique.
He said it was our destiny.
When someone says
it's your destiny, you listen up.
Old Mrs. Bozobop said
I had a destiny earlier.
Well, sure you do.
Everybody does, Bucky.
Yeah, but this is it.
What's it?
This is why I was fired.
This is my destiny.
I was born to be a star.
Oh, I don't know about that, Bucky.
I mean, it's not an easy life.
It's filled with long days
and lots of chafing.
I ain't afraid of chafing.
I ain't afraid of nothing.
I'm gonna go to California and I'm
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