Date Movie
Idiot. Hell, no, I won't marry you. Gosh!
What would you do if you
were in a situation like this?
Gosh! Gosh! Gosh!
Gosh!
Dear diary, I had that nightmare again.
I fear I'll never get married.
Maybe I am destined to be
a sad old spinster...
whose only companionship
comes from an absurd amount of cats.
No, that won't be me.
I believe in true love.
is out there somewhere...
and I'm gonna find him.
Ooh. Mmm.
Oh, sh*t.
Ow.
Ow.
- Opah!
- Hi, Dad.
Look here, Julia.
When you gonna find a man and get married?
You lookin' old, fat and saggy.
And that mole on your forearm,
it's growing a mole.
Let's put some hummus on it.
It cures everything.
Baby, you gotta find a man.
In our race to protect
our Greek heritage-
Yes, yes, yes.
And my heritage too.
Let us not forget
you are also one-half Indian.
- Your mother's right.
- Big sister, we also Japanese.
- And Jewish.
- So you're telling me...
I have to marry a guy
who's a Greek Indian Japanese Jew?
Baby, you're actin' like that's hard to find.
Look around.
They everywhere.
Nicky. Nicky!
You're Greek, right?
Yeah. And Indian
and Japanese and a Jew.
Huh? You wanna
go out with my daughter?
Nah. I don't like redheads.
Sorry.
Dad, I know I'm no beauty,
but I'm not gonna settle.
I respect our heritage,
but I believe love is blind.
Somewhere out there is my true love.
No! Back to work.
Coffee?
- More coffee?
- Excellent.
Jolly good.
more coffee, actually.
Pick up.
- Pick up! Pick up!
- Okay.
- Pick up!
- I'm coming.
Oh, hell, no!
- You're Hitch?
- You got a problem with that?
Please, I'm desperate.
Even I can't help you,
and I found Star Jones a husband.
Aw, sh*t.
Come on in.
Thanks for seeing me.
I heard you're the best.
You're goddamn right I'm the best.
Look at all the couples I'm responsible for.
You got Brad and Jen...
Jessica and Nick,
Ben and Gwyn...
Ben and Jen, Ben and Jen...
Ben and Matt,
Whitney and Bobby...
Kobe and Shaq,
Ellen and Anne.
Yeah, I do them too.
Well, there's this guy
- We had this... moment.
- What happened?
I turned around, and he was gone.
He probably got a good look
at your mug and ran.
Why don't we broaden the search
from that one guy to just any nigga?
- Okay.
- Eight out of ten guys believe...
the first kiss will tell them everything
they need to know about a relationship.
So before we get started,
let's see what you got.
Ooh, stinky. You got the dragon.
You got a little somethin' in there.
A whole wing?
Extra crispy? Goddamn!
Good gracious!
Off of me, trick!
What, are you hungry?
I'm hopeless.
my Prince Charming.
I got it!
Says here you can meet
the man of your dreams.
It also says you have to be beautiful.
Well, you're beautiful-ish.
Oh, come on, Hitch.
The only way I could get on that show
is if you magically turn me into a princess.
Let's roll.
Let's roll.
Yo, fellas!
Time to pimp her out.
Mm-mm-mm.
Oh.
Hey! Hey!
Yeah!
Whoa!
You're officially pimped out.
All right, girl.
Now you're good to go.
Ladies, good evening,
and welcome to...
The Extreme Bachelor:
Desperate Edition.
By the end of tonight's episode,
one of you lucky ladies...
will be chosen by the bachelor
to go on a dream date.
- So let's meet him.
He's a doctor with a 12-inch cock.
Ladies, may I introduce the bachelor.
- Hi. Lovely to meet you.
- Hi.
- Hello. I'm Grant. Hi.
- Hi.
- I'm Grant.
- Hi, Grant.
Nice to meet you.
- I'm Julia.
- Pleasure.
Now, Grant, the elimination round.
Essentially nixing the girls
you don't want to bang.
Who's going to be eliminated?
Nice aim, Grant.
Good eye.
- Julia, will you accept this rose?
- Yes.
Guys, congratulations.
You have won a dinner for two
at A Restaurant.
A Restaurant!
Thanks!
Oh, yeah, that's it!
Oh, God!
Oh, yeah!
Yeah! Yeah.
Yes! Yes!
Yes!
Oh, yeah!
Oh, yes! Oh, yeah!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Yes! Yes! Y-Yes!
Oh, God. Whoo! God.
- So you're saying you do want the pork chops?
- Yes, please.
- Okay.
- I'll have what he's having.
So, tell me about you.
Oh, I'm just a waitress.
But I- I want to go to school
to be a pastry chef.
Oh, hi.
My name is Julia Jones.
And for my admissions essay,
I'm gonna show all of you at Harvard...
why I would make
What a coincidence.
I love pie. I've got to take you
downtown for the best-
- Hummus pie?
- You've been there?
That's actually my recipe.
But-
But tell me more about you.
Like, what's your favorite love song?
- It's kind of corny.
- Oh, come on.
You're that waitress.
You've changed.
Well, I- I was- I was sort of goin' through-
through a phase.
I was downright ugly.
I don't remember you ever being ugly.
But I remember you.
I can't explain it, but...
when I'm with you,
I just feel so alive.
- Me too.
- I just wanna scream and shout and-
- Roll drunks?
- Huh?
Uh, Julia?
Come on!
Yes! Yes!
Yes!
Oh, yeah!
- That was... amazing.
- It sure was.
She faked it, Grant.
But I didn't.
Meow.
Meow.
Oh, no, no, no, no...
no, no...
no, no, no...
no, no, no, no, no!
No! No!
Ooh.
Hoo. It's tingly.
Grant, how would you feel
about meeting my parents?
- So, Grant, ever knock anyone up?
- Mom!
I want many grandkids, and how do I
know if hes shooting blanks or not?
Bathroom's down the hall.
Just leave the sample on the counter.
Oh, sorry.
That's Jinxers.
Taught him how to do that.
Julia told me your last name.
- How do you pronounce it?
- Just how it's spelled.
F-O-C-K-Y-E-R-D-O-D-E-R.
- Fockyerdoder?
- Mmm.
Mm-hmm.
Allergic to cats?
Uh, no, no.
I-I-I love cats.
In fact, growing up on a farm,
I once milked a cat.
I got nipples, Grant.
Can you milk me?
May I say that's an exquisite vase.
Ancient artifact, I presume.
That's actually an urn containing
the remains of Frank's mother.
- Well, I'm sure your mother...
would want to celebrate that
Julia finally applied to pastry school.
- What? School?
- Don't you want me to better myself?
No! I want you to work
Grant was just kidding.
Right, Grant?
No!
No, no, no, no, no!
Mama!
- Mama!
- Grandma!
Jinxers. Jinxers, no.
Oh! Grandma Jones! Oh, God!
- No! Jinxers, stop it!
- Hey!
Jinxers! Jinxers, no!
Oh, no, no, Jinxers! No!
- Jinxers, no! No!
- Mama!
- Oh!
- Get off my mama! Stop humpin'!
Bad kitty! Please!
- Jinxers, no!
- Oh!
- I didn't teach him how to do that.
- Jinxers, bad cat!
Jinxers, no!
- Mama!
- That was a disaster.
- It wasn't that bad.
You desecrated my grandmother's remains,
Why didn't you tell your parents
about pastry school?
I'm working my way up to it.
- I'm just waiting for the right time.
- Julia, you're a grown woman.
If you haven't noticed,
my family is totally controlling.
- Whoo!
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