Final Exam
1
(music)
Hey... hey. Come here.
What's the matter?
Nothing.
Come back over here.
No.
W not?
Just because.
I don't have to have a reason.
Maybe I want to sit and
watch the ducks more.
(laughs) Hey, ducks
don't swim at night.
They're headlights
short circuit in the water.
Come on.
Give me a kiss.
Not here.
All right.
All of a sudden the car's
not good enough anymore.
- Is that it?
- No!
Well, look.
I can't afford another motel room.
We spent all my money.
On beer.
You were happy enough
to drink your share.
I just don't like it here.
I don't feel right.
Could we at least put the top up?
Do I ever deny you anything?
Can't we go somewhere else?
Somewhere more private?
Why?
The campus cops know
not to bother any car
I mean, they'd rather have
us parking on campus
than on some deserted road.
I love you.
Do you love me?
Do you love me?
Hey, I'm out with you, aren't I?
Yeah, but you've been
out with lots of girls,
and you didn't love all of them.
Well that was different.
Yeah, but do you love me?
Of course, I do.
Shhh.
What was that?
I heard something?
Yeah, it was me
breathing in your ear.
No, really, I heard something.
So what.
It was the ducks.
Sometimes they like to come up
and terrorize the people parking.
You're obnoxious.
There's not another girl on earth
who would put up with your garbage.
Give me another kiss.
( chuckles )
(gasps ) Did you feel that?
The car moved.
Someone's out there.
Yeah, it's probably some
of the guys on the team.
Just jealous of their quarterback.
Always some wise guy around here.
Just ignore them.
Let 'em find their own girl.
All right!
Cut it out!
Leave us alone!
Can't we go someplace else, please?
No. I'm not gonna be scared off
by a bunch of frustrated jocks!
I tell you what I will do.
I'll get out and beat
some manners into them!
No! No! Don't do that.
It won't solve anything.
Take me someplace else,
and I'll make it up to you.
I'll make you glad you did.
What's that?
( Screams )
All right, that's it!
What the hell?
We're out of here'.!
(screaming)
Oh!
(screaming continues)
(music)
( bell ringing )
I meant to study for this exam.
the last two chapters,
but that boy from Old Dominion
he is so sexy!
I know what you mean.
Gary was going to help
me study last night.
We got to talking and then we
finally got a little side tracked.
And then the first thing
you know it's morning!
I didn't have anything to wear,
so I had to borrow
this from Kathy.
I hate history anyway!
It's so boring!
- Hi.
- Oh, hi.
- You ready for this?
- I guess. Are you?
Oh, hardly.
I only know about half of it,
and that's the easy half.
I mean, what do I have to
take chemistry for anyway?
- I'm going into advertising.
- Yeah, I know.
Well, that is a
problem with education.
They do keep trying to
teach you all that stuff.
Yeah, like chemistry.
I hate chemistry.
It's that simple.
Come on.
It's really not that bad.
It's easy for you to say, but I have
to make an 82 on this exam
to pass the course.
And if I don't pass the course,
my parents stop making
the payments on my car.
I mean, this is serious.
An 82 or else I have to walk.
This is war.
Well, you can't just give up.
You have to try to...
Oh, just stop before you tell me
I do not want to hear that
because I'm a winner.
- Not to worry.
- Hey, guys. Wait up!
Did you hear what
happened at March College?
- Hi, Radish.
- Hi.
No.
What happened at March College?
Another football recruiting scandal?
No. Better.
A mass murderer.
Two kids were snuffed
while parking at the lake.
- Oh, how horrible.
- I know.
- That's awful!
- You call that a mass murderer?
Two lousy people?
I call that a piker.
Well, it's a small school.
You have to enter
that into the equation.
And it was particularly brutal,
a real spectacle
Sure, it's nothing in a big city,
but in a rural area,
you have to take what you can get.
You two are so morbid.
Oh, you're beyond that.
And to top it all off, the guy
was their first string quarterback.
- You know, I think that we...
- Now you're talking.
You know, we might be
able to take 'em this year.
Yeah.
Remember me telling you about those
students that got it up in Vermont?
- I don't want to...
- This could be the same guy.
Oh, gag.
Oh, come on.
something a little less drastic.
Well, like the test.
Personally, I'd like to talk
about something cheery
like homicidal maniacs,
anything but chemistry.
You're kidding?
This is real crypt stuff.
Chemistry for morons.
No offense.
(laughing)
Speaking of morons...
Don't be late, "braino".
(music)
Please take a seat
Leave an empty desk between you.
I don't want anyone
sharing your answers with you.
I get enough long answers without
a lot of unnecessary duplication.
What do you care?
You don't even grade
'em yourself anyway?
It's a moral responsibility
I have for you, my friend.
After the examination, I'll
explain the term morality to you.
(laughing)
Never mind.
(bell ringing)
Oh, I'd love to go
on talking like this,
but I must warn you.
Your quiz isn't getting any shorter,
and your examination period is.
Then let us at it.
I'll be leaving the room,
and the grading assistants
will be watching you.
And they are both frustrated Nazis.
And if they observe any cheating,
they have been instructed to alert
a highly skilled sniper that I've
placed in the Williams Tower.
He was a gun bearer for the
eagle scout down in Texas.
You mean Charles Whitman,
one of my favorites.
And he's anxious to bag
a few students on his own.
Are there any questions?
He was a real craftsman,
an excellent shot.
And he played it out
to the bitter end.
This guy was dropping
people from blocks...
I hate to interrupt you
on such a lovely note.
But back to business.
Hey!
This ain't the test I been studying.
(laughing)
Well, if you're
gonna buy tests,
you might as well buy them
from somebody who's in the know.
bought if the price is right.
Good luck.
Oh, and don't worry.
I took the test,
and I only missed three.
(laughing)
Have a nice holiday.
And I'll be seeing many of you
back here next semester
in remedial chemistry.
(laughing)
All right. Everybody settle
down and get to work.
I think you've got enough problems
there in front of you without having
to worry about running out of time.
When you finish,
give your paper to one of us
and then you may leave quietly.
- Hello, Lisa.
- Hi.
- Ready to end the semester'?
- Yeah.
I've just about OD'd
on the small town lark.
bright lights for awhile.
I remember when I wanted that too.
A little booze, boogie
and then puke your guts out.
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