Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star Page #4
Here's a $20.
I like the idea.
Let's just bring it back
a touch, okay?
Seriously,
A water bed?
Yeah, I got
My neck's crunching up.
I think I'll move in tomorrow,
bright and early.
Sounds great, huh?
Operation Re-do Childhood
is about to begin.
I don't want him in our room.
Kids, we really want this thing
with Mr. Roberts to work out,
so, let's try and be
as accommodating as possible.
Okay?
I like that;
I like where you're headed.
That's the right attitude.
All right.
Dickie, I'm telling you,
I've called Reiner's office
over and over.
They won't put me through.
I must have left five to six
Well, then, leave
nine, ten or eleven.
Come on, by the end
of all this, Sidney,
you've got to get
me that audition.
Dickie, I bet you wish
you had a better agent.
No, you're my agent, man.
Come on, we're a team.
Hey, by the way,
I read that script,
Mr. Blake's Backyard
last night.
Oh, yeah?
I couldn't make head
or tails of it.
It's got so much adult stuff,
blah, blah, blah...
I didn't know what was going on.
Maybe I do need
to learn something.
Well, Hutch is your dad.
You've got more talent
in your veins
than half the actors
in this town.
You'll be great.
Sidney, David Soul
is not my father.
Oh, kid, I'm sorry.
Is it Starsky?
No. It's neither.
I don't really remember
my real dad.
The only memory I have
is playing
I was about five or six.
We were laughing.
I was really happy.
But then he left,
and it was just me and my mom
for a while,
and then she left, so...
I'm sorry, kid.
Sidney, the point is,
you've always been there for me.
You've been a good guy.
You're a good agent;
I appreciate it.
All right, listen,
you go do your project,
and I promise you,
I'll do whatever it takes
to get you that audition
with Rob Reiner, okay?
for a second.
We're a team.
We're going to get this.
Go get 'em!
And another thing,
Stranger Danger,
they're mine.
And, uh, Sally's stuff...
that's hers.
So, no touchy.
Hey, can you knock it off
with the Stranger Danger
moniker?
I'm not nuts about it.
thing is a little silly.
Are you, like,
cuckoo in the head?
Yeah, and I don't think
you should turn on that hose.
You'll get
Ooh, Water Wiggle... what's that?
The toy... Water Wiggle?
You don't know what toy that is?
Uh-uh.
Oh, man, this is sad.
You really did miss out,
didn't you, Stranger Danger?
Well, I can teach you
how to put Preparation H
on your eyes
to get rid of bags, huh?
I'll help you, you help me.
I'm just saying
a Water Wiggle
will beat the crap out of you.
Yeah, it's less of a toy
and more of a bruise machine.
I like that, that's interesting,
tell me more.
What other toys should I know?
Uh, Gobots, Hot Wheels, Robodon.
Transformers.
Slip 'n Slide.
Stratego.
Mousetrap.
- Trolls.
- Hurry Up.
- He-man.
- Slinky.
- Dumarina.
- Click Clacks.
- Pac-Man.
- Clue.
- Wheel-o.
- Donkey Kong.
- Caterpillar.
- Duncan Yo-Yo.
- Razor Scooters.
- Return to Wolfenstein.
Uh-uh-uh.
Okay, that's enough.
Don't make me call
the Guinness Book.
But what about
the best game of all?
Come on, guys.
Candy Land?
- No.
- Don't know it.
No? I got you.
Whoo! In your face. Candy Land.
That was the most fun
I had as a kid.
with the ice-cream bar on it.
I was like...
We have a winner! Whoo!
Yeah, whatever.
But still, it's Water Wiggle
that you should
be thinking about.
Steady, Chicken Little.
Oh.
Oh, my God.
What's up? You like that?!
Yeah! What happened, b*tch? Huh?
is like a Stephen King movie.
It's supposed to be a toy?
Anyway, okay, so, this
is a Water Wiggle.
Any other toys
you want to show me?
Oh, my gosh.
Look at all this shizzit.
What's shizzit?
It's a secret way to swear.
Again, learn from me,
I'll learn from you.
These were all our toys
from when we were kids.
Yeah.
Seems like only yesterday.
Wow, we sure did have
a lot of shizzit.
Farm-a-Iong.
The rooster crows
his morning crow.
And the horse whinnies
- For its rider.
- Boring.
Let me guess...
the cow says "moo"
and the duck says "quack."
You need to update this thing.
How about
"The sprinkler says..."
Yeah. And a motorcycle goes...
And the jet ski... similar
to the motorcycle, not the same.
See, it bogs out a little bit
'cause you got water
in the carb. Hmm?
Sally's looking at me like,
"You're an idiot."
Well, get in line, sister,
because my ex-girlfriend says,
"You're a loser,"
and the casting director says,
"You're washed up,"
and my mom says,
"You're an embarrassment,"
and the guy in the street says,
"You suck,"
and I said, "No, you suck,"
and he says, "You suck, dude,"
and I go, "No, you suck,"
and he goes,
"You know you suck," and I go...
The rooster crows.
The rooster crows.
What else you got?
Could you pass the potatoes,
please?
Popeye, no.
Go.
Oh, hey, Mom, where's
I couldn't find it.
Hmm. I washed it and folded it
and put it in your drawer.
No wonder you couldn't find it.
Hey, Stranger Danger,
I got to ask,
what's with the gloves?
It's kind of freaking me out.
Uh, sanitary reasons. Shh.
Anyway, you guys,
I don't want to stop you...
keep going.
Talk, talk, talk.
I love all this normal crap.
"Crap?"
Stuff. Normal stuff.
Hey, where's George?
I want a little Dad action.
He's hardly ever at dinner.
Sally, Jane called.
She wants you to call her back.
Who's this Jason boy
she's got a crush on?
Oh, just some boy,
but Heather Bolan
away from her.
Why?
Because she can.
She's the most beautiful girl
in the school,
and whatever she wants,
she gets.
Heather Bolan
has an older brother.
He's a real jerk.
It seems like everybody
at school does.
There's my phone.
Shh. Two seconds.
Go for Dickie.
Hey, Dickie.
Hey, Sidney.
I just got back
from Rob Reiner's office.
Guess who was there?
Sean Penn.
No, not Sean Penn!
Not Sean Penn! Damn!
Oh, Dickie,
I struck up a friendship
with Rob's security people.
I really feel
we're moving forward.
Yes! And this studying-up-
on-being-a-kid thing
is going great.
Get me in there,
I'll nail that part
like Jesus the Carpenter.
All right,
I'll see you later, buddy.
Heh-heh! Whoo!
Oh, sorry.
I get a little excited.
vein, how about that?
I mean, I go pee pee now.
It's so crazy.
was a joke.
He destroyed this toy
that pissed him off.
It's like he was
totally out of control.
Mom, you've got to listen to me.
We don't want him
around anymore.
Can't you make him go away?
I'd like to,
but your father made
this deal with him.
Wait, I got it.
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