Hurricane Bianca Page #7
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 84 min
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to be following y'all back home.
You say y'all now?
-Stay here. Barf.
-Shut up.
Richard, why would you quit?
Well, to be honest, A, the
kids are already doing better,
B, I'm doing to get fired again,
and, C, I miss brunch.
Come to White Party!
Yeah!
Come to White Party!
No, no, no. I said brunch.
Eggs are white.
Nice, job, Tommy.
Mr. Bobby.
Here you go.
I got a B-plus!
(gasps)
I've never even got a B defore.
Very well-written, Bath Mat.
You actually
have a bright future.
If you work hard!
Oh, my God!
I got a B-minus!
That is so unexpected.
Well, I guess you're no longer
At least on paper.
(chuckling)
(intercom beeps)
Please excuse the interruption.
Miss Del Rio?
Principal Wayne would
like a see you after class.
(Students) Ooh!
What'd you do?
Come on? Tell us?
Shut up!
(laughing)
Principal Wayne,
your daughter is gorgeous!
That's my wife.
Oh!
It's your wife.
Well, she's, uh, very blonde.
I've asked you to come here
because I'm, uh,
faced with a very
difficult decision.
Join the club.
I notice you've been taking a...
very unusual approach
with your students.
Well, Principal Wayne,
some of the kids are a**holes,
and I have to treat
them accordingly.
argued as inappropriate to some.
Some of them deserve it.
You feel it's working?
In fact, I do.
Then I've made
up my mind, Bianca.
I've made up
my mind as well, sir.
I've decided to nominate you--
You don't have
to fire me. I quit.
...for Teacher of the Year.
-What?
-What?
What?!
Ah!
I don't know what to say!
I...
single class since you started.
That is unprecedented.
(beep)
This is outrageous!
I'm sure it didn't hurt
that you lied to them.
Oh, why don't you go ahead
and tell us all about
your cousin Cher, huh?
Or your best friend, Lady Ga-ga?
How's she doing?
Well, I... I haven't
talked to her in a while.
You really know this Lady Ga-ga?
Yes, sir.
Oh!
You are so full of sh*t, Bianca.
If that even is your real name!
much to invite this Lady Ga-ga
to the ceremony?
It would be great
publicity for the school.
I will certainly ask her.
(sighs)
Okay.
(phone rings)
Mama?
Hi.
Yeah.
This line always takes forever.
Yeah, I'll meet you in a few.
I'm just getting my hair done.
-Thank you.
-Yeah,
Oh, you always
talk on the phone.
Talk talk on the phone.
Never talk to me.
You only white lady who come
in here and never talk to me.
Don't come back!
Bye!
Hi.
(screams)
(Richard) Sh*t!
What the f***?!
(shouting indistinctly)
Part one's done, Sis.
You found her?
Now make sure
no one else will.
And no scars, right?
(cackles)
Nothing visible.
You got it, darling.
(cackles)
-Hey.
-Oh!
Mama!
Oh!
(laughing, crying)
You look beautiful.
(crying)
Thank you.
Oh, Daddy.
(knocking)
Oh, God.
Chuck doesn't cry.
(laughing, crying)
You look beautiful.
Thank you.
Hey, Mom.
(Chuck) Oh, that's a good hug.
A good hug.
(Richard) This has gone too far!
I'm a science teacher,
for Christ's sake.
What is this?
Unsolved Mysteries bullshit?
What can I say?
I can't believe
what just happened.
Thanks for being
such a good friend.
I'm glad you're
in my life, Richard.
You're still not allowed
to sleep with my brother.
Bye, b*tch.
You know that
you're going to jail.
This--
(voice muffled)
teacher award you're after.
Carly gets what she wants.
I'm just supposed
to keep an eye on you
until the ceremony is over.
Now I've got
to leave you out here!
Hey, I know it might
be weird to call,
but something crazy
just happened
I want to tell you about it.
Also, I had a really great
time with you the other night.
I hope we can do it again soon.
See you soon, pretty girl.
(Willie) Sorry, lady.
Blood is thicker than water.
What that means to you
(lighter clicks)
What the hell?
(Richard) F*** off, Fatty!
(grunting)
(Willie) Sh*t!
Son of a B*tch!
You f***ing b*tch!
When I find you, I'm going
to cut you open like a cow!
(snake hissing)
(Richard) Housekeeping!
Morning, angels.
I knew you were
going to be hungover.
-Where have you been, girl?
-Ooh, coffe.
Listen, I can explain.
But first, I need
you to meet my friend.
This is Karma, and Janice,
Janice, Karma,
Stephen, Bailey.
(All) Hi.
Okay, I need your help.
Uh-uh.
See, we called you,
like, 50 times yesterday.
Someone from the school
tried to have him kidnapped!
I heard everything!
Hold up. They're kidnapping
b*tches over here?
Oh, hell to the no.
See, you need
to call the police.
You cannot call the police here
because everybody is related.
It's not a real town.
It's like a big family reunion.
What?
-Explain.
-Okay.
It's like sometimes
when you walk in the club,
and then you look around,
and you're like,
Well, damn,
I done slept with
everybody up in here.
-Oh, okay.
-Proceed.
Well, look.
I have a plan.
Ooh, look at you, sounding like
Miss Tranny MacGyver Fish. Yes!
Well, I've had time
because I've been
walking for 13 miles.
What?
Explain.
Um, it's like walking
from Soho to Harlem.
Don't they have uber here?
(groaning)
(Richard) Hurricanes form
in tropical regions
because they need warm water
of at least
80 degrees Fahrenheit.
The most characteristic feature
of hurricanes is their eye,
a region of dry air about which
the strongest winds circulate.
(thunder crashing)
(chanting)
Gaga! Gaga! Gaga!
(chanting continues)
live from the Texas Theatre,
where there are rumors
that there will be an
appearance by Lady Gaga
at tonight's
Teacher of the Year Ceremony.
Who the hell are you?
I'm part of G's security team,
and I need to go
through this building
and make sure
Whose security team?
G's security team.
Yeah. Who's G?
G. Lady Gaga. G.
This has been cleared for weeks.
Oh, well, this is news to me.
Well, you listen
to me, Polka Dot.
Now, Lady Gaga herself is on
her way here from the airport,
and if I'm not able
to go through this building
and make sure it's secure
from crackheads
and cracks in the ceiling,
then I will makes a call.
She will turn around, and
trust me, you don't want that.
Gaga! Gaga!
(chanting continues)
All right. Go ahead.
Thank you.
Nice dress.
Hey!
Knock it off out there!
Gaga! Gaga!
(panting)
Ooh, I've got
Oh!
Oh!
Ah!
Son of a b*tch! Ah!
Be careful!
Girl, I'm sorry.
I was going to cut you
a breathing hole, I promise.
All right, come on,
Reese Littlespoon.
(snaps fingers)
Hi.
Oh, hello.
Uh, okay, Wayne, here you go.
And here is one
for your daughter.
That's my wife.
(giggles)
Oh, you.
Oh!
(cheering)
She's coming!
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