Family Weekend Page #4
to give me parental support
and when to not.
This is a perfect example
of a not.
Emily, this is asinine.
I really thought that you were
much smarter than this.
You, Thor, just because this
was your sister's idea,
doesn't mean
you're off the hook.
Please don't look
directly into the camera.
Really? Wow, I...
Mom, we are so beyond
your guilt trips.
you're 18? How 'bout that?
Fine, if that means
you'll be normal parents.
Normal?
We are...
galaxies away
from normal,
and at this very moment,
the punishment
will be commensurate
with the crime.
I'm talking
severe lockdown...
no friends,
no extracurriculars,
and certainly
no competitive jump.
Well, that's
a little extreme.
Okay, Duncan.
Everything you worked for,
down the drain.
It would be
such a shame.
Or...
I can make you
a one-time offer only.
Can't believe
I'm saying this.
Crazy. It's crazy. Ha!
You untie me...
us right now,
and I mean
right this very minute,
I'll forget everything.
No grounding.
No yelling.
Just carry on.
Duncan!
That sounds
reasonable.
As if it never happened
Y- You promise?
Yes. Yes, we...
we promise,
don't we, sweetheart?
This is good.
No.
No. I don't want to carry on
like this never happened...
because that's
how we got here.
First to illustrate both of your glaring
deficiencies as parents, the facts.
Please feel free to follow along
in your packets.
As you can see
in chart 1A,
attendance of children's events
has declined
from its peak of 65%
to its current
flat line of 2%.
In pie chart 3B...
Em, this is
very left-brain.
you can notice that the portion
labeled quality time
is a very thin line
between watching movies
and self-absorption.
I haven't seen a movie
in three years,
and he's the one at home,
so if I could be released...
Mother, I will get out the tape.
that would be amazing.
Tape?
Mm-hmm.
Lucy...
can you get
Mommy's BlackBerry?
Lucy, get the tape.
Let's take a look
at graph 8B.
Strange that you're still
attempting to talk.
...grade, I smoked
some weed.
Susan!
Jackson, got Mom.
Do something with Dad.
What do you want me
to do? I'm filming.
Dad! Jackson,
stop filming, or...
This is good.
Help me now!
Yes.
Calm down, Dad.
...off of me!
No way.
Oh, this is gonna be good.
Help me.
Get out of the shot.
Lucy, do something.
Untie me.
I won't tell anybody.
I won't tell your sister.
Just untie me.
Lucy.
Lucy.
Lucy.
Stay put.
...out of here now,
Emily! Now!
Shh. Quiet
Ohh!
Mm! Susan!
Susan! Susan!
Emily, let me out!
Ehh...
Does it hurt?
You didn't give me
much of a choice.
Susan! Susan!
Ahh! Susan!
Yo, Susan!
And action.
You gonna tell me
about the setup?
I'll cut off
your friggin' ear, man
You're gonna die...
What?
like the scum pig
that you are.
You take that off.
Stop!
Hello?
Anybody there?
That's it! No more!
My name is Siu Jin,
not Susan!
Later, Susan.
Susan!
End scene.
Awesome.
Oh, hey, Kat.
What's up?
No wig today?
Your mom's getting away.
Shh.
Reservoir Dogs?
How do I look?
Kat.
Oh, thank God. Kat!
Makeover?
You want a makeover?
Whatever you want.
Kat?
Yeah, you left this incredibly modest
symbol of achievement in my car.
Look, Kat,
I know things have been
"you know" between us,
but you can't
tell anyone, not yet.
Uh, yeah, but see,
narcing on you would catapult me
into a serious lead
in our little
neighborhood rivalry,
so, my dear,
you have two choices.
Behind door number one,
we have me dialing 911
as you chase me around the house
until the police arrive.
You probably wouldn't like
being incarcerated,
and as you know,
so that's a lose-lose.
we have a simple
symbiotic transaction.
for allowing my archenemy
to get away with
50 bucks and
a first-row seat.
You're blackmailing me?
No. No, I'm just bored,
and I just
want to be here
when the whole thing
goes sh*t circus.
Em, Dad needs to pee again.
Mm, you should
probably handle that.
Ugh. I am not
doing that again.
Come on, Dad.
We got this.
You're like
a beached whale.
The sooner you cooperate,
the sooner this is over.
Emily, come here.
Listen.
The key to a successful
revolution
is controlled chaos.
Now, you're letting
this get too loose.
Susan saw Lucy
try to cut my ear off,
and now Kat is involved.
Does that...
Emily, kidnapping is
a first-degree felony.
Yeah. And I will
prosecute.
That means jail time and a permanent
scar on your record,
so unless
you want a diploma
from the state
penitentiary...
Well, actually,
you can get
a pretty good degree
in a state penitentiary.
A friend of mine
from high school...
Mom, Dad, focus.
Why don't we go
to the big board, shall we?
Now, I'm gonna ask you some
multiple-choice questions,
and you're gonna
give me answers.
Correct answers
will be awarded.
Like a game show.
Oh, don't encourage her.
Incorrect answers
will be punished.
Japanese game show.
Nice.
When a male friend of your
16-year-old daughter comes over,
appropriate topics
of conversation are...
A, weather,
B, sports,
C, school,
D...
anal sex.
I was just trying to learn something
about your friend.
Please answer
the question.
Safe sex is never
an inappropriate
conversation.
Wrong! A through C
are appropriate topics.
Never, ever, ever,
ever, ever D.
Young people have questions
about intercourse,
all kinds of intercourse,
animal intercourse,
same-sex intercourse,
different-sex intercourse.
Stop saying,
"Intercourse. "
Emily, clearly
you have some issues
with inter...
sex.
Wh-Wh...
Why are you ripping my skirt
when he screwed up?
It's a team game.
You're partners.
That's Prada.
Now it's nada.
The acceptable age for a child
to use profanity is...
Depending upon
the situation.
Wrong. It is never appropriate
for a child to use profanity,
especially not
9- year-old girls.
But Lucy's just
playing make-believe.
Yeah.
She was dressed
like a GD prostitute.
You're not being impartial.
Let's let Kat be
the judge. Kat?
Kat agrees.
Yeah, I don't know.
He has a point.
Everyone swears.
No. I don't.
Really?
Sure you're not just
being a GD
MFing hypocrite?
Can't believe
I'm saying this,
but I'm really glad you're
bringing this up, Emily.
Your father here doesn't
understand the appropriate...
Mom, I wouldn't say that
appropriate is your strong suit.
Excuse me?
Mickey, Tuesday, 7:00ish,
something about nailing?
January 8, 7:
15 P.M.Man... "Don't worry.
I'll nail it. "
Mom... "You nail the copy,
and you can nail whatever
you want this weekend. "
That was taken completely
out of context.
Oh, really? Should we hear the rest?
Yeah.
No.
Fine.
Don't use your brother
as a dictation machine.
Wrong again.
No!
Emily.
That was one
of my early masterpieces.
grows freely on this Earth.
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