Hatching Pete
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2009
- 90 min
- 651 Views
( Rhythmic Stomping,
Clapping )
Cock-A-Doodle-Doo!
- ( Sneezes )
Oh, Gosh.
The Feathers.
( Sneezing )
Worst Chicken
We Ever Had.
That's Rooster.
It's A Rooster.
( Sneezing )
Cock-A-Doodle--
Aw, Forget It.
- ( Whistle Blows )
- ( Crowd Cheering )
Hey, Ms. Banfield,
Sorry I'm Late.
I've Been Looking
For Camie Poole,
Have You Seen Her
Go Inside?
I'm Sorry, Are You
At Brewster High?E
You're Kidding,
Right?
I'm In Your
Biology Class.
I'm Pete-- I'm--
I'm Pete Ivey.
What's Up, Pete?
Hi, Ms. Banfield.
Oh, So You Know
This Young Man, Cleatus?
He Was Inquiring
Of Your Sister.Abouts
Pete Was?
He's Trying To Find Camie
So He Can
Ask Her Out Finally.
- How'd You Know That?
- Dude, I'm Your Best Friend.
I Pay Attention
To Your Neurotic Ramblings.
Oh, Here We Are.
Pete Ivey, Check.
- Thank You.
- Okay.
( Sneezes )
Oh! Is That Brain?
( Gags)
- ( Students Cheering )
Tommy Thompson.
Testing One, Two, Three.
- Rooster Basketball...
Hey, Poole, You Better
Get Your Tailfeathers
Out On The Court.
( Chuckles )
"Tailfeathers."
That's A Funny One, Skylar.
( Cheering, Shouting )
Camie! Hey! Hey--
Cheerleaders:
Ready, Okay!
Throw 'Em In The Muck!
Cluck, Cluck, Cluck!
- Hey, Jamie, What Up?
- Beat It, Poole.
You're Gross.
- ( Gasps )
- Cheerleaders:
...Cluck,Cluck, Cock-A-Doodle...
Seriously, Leave Or I'll
Have The Wrestling Hurt You Again!
Okay. All Right.
So I Will See You Later.
( Cheering, Yelling )
- Hey, Sis, How's It--
- Move It, Poole!
Oh! Ouch!
( Sneezes )
Camie! Hey!
Hey, Pete,
What Are You Doing Here?
Oh, Me?
Oh, I'm--
Well, I'm Here,
'Cause Um--
Well, I Had Something
That I Wanted To Tell You.
Well, It's, Kind Of More
Of A-- A Question.
Okay, Shoot.
I'm Kind Of In A Hurry.
Yeah. Y-Yeah. Um--
Well, I Was--
I Was Wondering
If-- If You--
If You Would Go--
( Mocking )
If-- You-- Would--
Who Is This Guy?
Does He Even Go
To This School?
That's Just Pete.
He's My Brother's Best Friend.
Don't Care.
( Cooing )
For You, Sweet Thing.
( Giggles )
- Bye-Bye, Pete.
- ( Grunts )
See Ya!
( Groans )
Isn't Dill Awesome?
Yeah.
Yeah, Dill Is The--
The Aweseome-Ist.
All Right, Well,
I'll See You At The Game.
See You At The Game.
Loser.
Had Enough Yet?
Let's Get Out Of Here.
( Sighs )
( Sneezes )
Cheerleaders:
...Cock-A-Doodle-Do It!
- What Up, Coach?
- Jam, Take The Gum Out.
Let's Go.
Get In Here.
Jam, Tie Your Shoes.
Let's Get It In Here!
Come On!
- Hey, Pete, How'd It Go
With My Sister?
- I Dry Heaved.
Ball, Please.
Thank You.
Okay, We Have A Simple
Goal For Tonight, Okay?
We're Gonna Score
More Than Seven Points.
Oh, And Camie Seems
Uh, Yeah, Pete.
I Could Have Told You That.
Dude's Always
Over At My House.
I Think He's Stealing
My Mini Cologne Samples.
Why Didn't You Tell Me
Your Sister Was Dating
The Captain Of
The Basketball Team?
Pete, Chill, Dude.
Listen,
I'll Level With You.
Okay, I Didn't
Tell You About Dill
Because-- Because
I Wanted You To Grow, Man,
Experience New Things.
I Mean, Just
Building The Courage
To Choke Out A Few Words
To My Sister Took Guts,
Major Guts, Man.
I'm Really Proud Of You.
Really?
Thanks, Poole.
- I Appreciate That--
- ( Cackling ) Nah, Dude.
I'm Just Messing With You, Dude.
It Just Slipped My Mind.
( Sneezes )
Hey, Son.
Hi, Dad.
What's Wrong, Son?
Look A Little Down.
Yeah. Just Got
Some Things Going On.
Woman Trouble?
Well, Yeah.
I Kinda Missed My Chance
With A Girl I Like.
Got Beat To The Punch, Huh?
By The Captain
Of The Basketball Team.
Thing Is, Pete,
If You Want To Get
Noticed By Girls,
You Gotta Give Them
Something To Notice.
Like When You Were A Kid,
You Were Into Gymnastics.
That Got You Noticed.
Yeah, Everyone
Thought I Was Weird.
Okay, Bad Example.
But, See, My Point Is,
This Guy Plays Basketball.
That Gets Noticed.
Your Mother Didn't
Even Know I Existed
Until I Did
Something Bold.
I Got A Motorcycle.
And Pulling Out Of
The Dealership,
He Rode Off The Sidewalk
And Fell Over.
I Have Poor Balance.
( Snickers )
Your Father Broke
Nearly Every
Bone In His Body.
- Shake A Tailfeather, We Got
45 Minutes To Tip-Off.
- Come On, Pete.
- I'm Not Going To The Game.
- What Did Your Son Just Say?
Why Bother?
Brewster Hasn't Won A Game
Since Like
Early Last Season.
- Pete, If This Is Some
Sort Of Teenage Acting Out
- ( Door Opens, Bell Jingles )
Against Your Parents,
We Kindly Ask You
- To Leave Rooster
Nation Out Of It.
- Yes.
- Hello, Cleatus.
- Hola, Leon.
( Sneezes )
Oh.
Sounds Like
You Got A Cold.
It's Allergies,
But That's A Strong Guess.
Doris...
( Whispers )
What's Up?
Our Names Haven't
Changed, Cleatus.
We're Still
Mr. And Mrs. Ivey To You.
- That's Right.
- Hey, Wait A Minute,
Shouldn't You Be
Heading To The Game By Now?
Yes. Yes, I Should.
Well, Come On, Roosters,
Let's Cock-A-Doodle-Do It!
( Squawking )
We'll Do That.
That's Where We're Going.
- Poole, What's Up?
- Dude, I Need You
To Do Me A Solid.
- Okay.
- ( Door Closes,
Bell Jingles )
Yeah, I'm Gonna Need You
To Go Ahead And Be The Chicken
Tonight At The Game.
And I Need To Borrow
Like 500 Bucks.
What?! No!
I Thought You Said That
You Were My Best Friend.
Okay, No Worries
About The Money
And No Hard Feelings
About Filling In For Me Today.
I'm Not Gonna Be The Chicken!
What Is Going On?
Pete, This Isn't Easy
For Me To Admit.
Okay?
Okay...
I'm Dying.
( Snickers )
- You're Not Serious.
- Yes, Pete, I'm Serious.
I'm Dying Inside
Of This Foam Chicken Head.
- Idiot.
- Dude, It's
My Allergies, Man.
Okay, They've
Never Been This Bad.
I Mean, Principal Daly
Got A New Chicken Head
For My Costume.
( Sneezes )
He Thought
The Bright New Colors
And It's A Fine Plan, Right?
- Yeah.
I Mean, I'm Probably
Gonna Be The First Person
In History To Sneeze To Death.
Then Quit.
You Hate Being The Chicken.
Pete, You Know
I Can't Do That.
Okay, It's My
Family Legacy.
- Don't Go For The Wallet--
- Yes, I'm Going For
The Wallet, Pete.
- I've Seen This--
- Pete, You Made Me Do It.
Me.
My Dad.
My Uncle.
My Other Uncle
I Think That's My Aunt.
My Granddad.
Pete, You're Gonna Have
To Do This For The Grandkids.
I Don't Even Know
What Makes You Think
I Can Be The Chicken.
I Practically Blacked Out
Saying Hi To Your Sister.
Okay, Pete, You Know What?
That's A Sound Argument.
I Really Don't
Want To Get Into It.
Maybe I Came
- ( Bell Jingles )
- Okay, Pete, If You
Don't Want To Do It,
I Guess I'll Just
Go Talk To Keith Burke.
You Know He Said
He Would Pay Me
To Let Him Wear
The Chicken Suit.
I Mean, The Guy Knows
It's A Chick Magnet.
- Wait. Wait A Second.
- No, Pete, That's Too Bad.
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