Joey Page #3

Synopsis: After his friends all go their separate ways, Joey Tribianni leaves New York for Hollywood to pursue his acting career full time. His sister Gina buys him a nice apartment, and he finds a new roommate in his 20-year old nephew Michael (Gina had him when she was 16), who is literally a rocket scientist. Michael's book smarts and Joey's people smarts allow them to help each other out whenever they can, and make them nice companions.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
  Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
TV-14
Year:
2004
22 min
521 Views


But your teacher told me

great stories about them.

What happened?

I know about the dangers, but you can

master them, if you recognize them.

Damn, they're everywhere!

- You can't move the stand

through there. What are they doing?

- Make a report.

- Okay.

Headquarters, come in. All is quiet.

We have reached our advanced watch post

and will keep you informed - - over.

- What is this?

- Some interference in the line.

Attention! We're facing an enemy spy...

We do not have time

for that, let her go.

Okay Sally, get lost.

We will try to get to the

center of the enemy base.

We are not making any prisoners.

We'll fight to the bitter end.

Our single objective is Joey Collins.

I demand courage and

determination from everyone.

Now to our strategy.

Spiderman, you're in

command of the left flank.

Robin and Golden Eagle, you're

in command of the right flank.

My men and I will go

straight through the center.

Any questions? Good.

- May the force be with us!

- May the force be with us!

Okay, understood.

We were starting to get bored.

Hey, look who's coming.

Headquarters, Joey's

mother's leaving the house.

Wait, the jerk of a teacher, too.

Laura!

- I am so hot!

- Stop whining!

- Mayday! Mayday! There's Sally!

- Hey!

Hey, what are you doing there?

Attack!

Girl, where are you going?

Joey, they're trying to capture you!

They can be here any minute.

Come on, we must hurry.

Hey, stay here!

Joey, do something.

- I can't.

- Why not?

Get them all!

- Please Joey, do something.

- Okay, but for the last time.

- What's going on here?

- Where are they all going?

What are they doing?

What do we have here?

Where are these kids coming from?

- Do something.

- Watch the equipment.

- How do you do it, Joey?

- I play the game.

Dr. Hayden, look!

Attack!

Whack him!

What is this?

Mommy, Mommy!

I understand why you ran

away, it was just too much.

- The boy needs you now, let's go.

- Yes.

When everything settles down you

should take the boy on a short getaway.

You both need it.

I hope this will all be over

over soon, I will see to it.

But if his father isn't dead,

is he some kind of ghost?

When you die, you're not really

dead. The soul enters a new world.

If I'd say something like this

at home, they'd think I'm nuts.

- I don't think so.

- Sorry, but he lost it.

Just wait... I'll beat

the crap of you someday.

What's going on here?

- Tell us

- I lost my teddy bear.

Joey, we would like to know if

you are led by your feelings.

Come on, tell us!

Do you wish it or is

it simply happening?

One moment, I'll be right with you.

- Tell us, what was it like?

- Why is the light always there?

- What's your name?

- Leave him alone, he doesn't want to talk.

- Why don't you try it?

- Tell us your name.

What are you all doing here?

Get out, move, go!

Joey, is everything all right?

I shouldn't have left you alone.

What did they do to you?

Asking stupid questions.

Should I tell them to leave?

Good, I'll be right back.

- What is it?

- He's gone.

We have to warn them.

- I'm going home.

- Look, this is you.

Too bad, we can't tell anybody.

Can you imagine what they

would pay for a story like this?

We all gave our word of

honor, so let's keep it.

- Mommy, Mommy, we'll keep quiet!

- You wait...

Knock him down! Get him!

We started the jukebox!

Watch out!

Mommy! Help!

Watch out!

- Head for the stairs!

- Hurry up!

Come on, let's get this door open!

- The kids need their rest.

- They are totally upset.

- Maybe there's another staircase.

- Are you crazy? I'm not going.

Then stay there, fatso.

Wait!

Watch out, the ceiling caved in.

Do you see anything?

- So, what do we do now?

- I don't know.

We split up. You two come with me.

- Joey, we can't go in here.

- We have to.

It's a dead end.

We're never ever get out!

Wait for me!

- William, you won't believe what I saw!

- Do you hear that?

I told you not to go

in, now we're in trouble.

Come on, calm down.

- Oh, it's you!

- Did you find a way out?

No, just a big monster with yellow eyes.

Come on Sally, we have to find them.

If we only knew where we are...

- I want to go home!

- Let's keep looking.

Joey, Joey!

Joey!

Where are you?

My God, Martin, he must be somewhere!

Relax, Laura. It probably was too much

for him. I'm sure they'll find him.

But I promised him I'd

get rid of them all.

He's not here either.

Come over here.

- We're now in the forest.

- Any sign?

- Not yet.

- Okay, keep looking.

Davis, for you.

Anything new?

Some more parents say their

children did not come home.

Try to calm them down,

I'll get in touch.

Take over, will you?

Mrs. Collins, we got news that

other children are missing.

Let's go on.

I can't go no more, we won't

ever get out. We'll die of hunger.

Shut up. We'll get out!

We have to find them!

Hey, be quiet. You hear that?

- Come on, let's get out of here.

- Shut up!

Who's there?

How did you find us?

Where's the way out?

There's no way out. Who's got the dummy?

Look at that.

No, he hasn't got that much power.

- Don't you dare disturb him!

- I won't listen to you!

Please, help us getting out of

here. Tell him to leave us alone!

Joey, who are you talking to?

- Get lost! I told you to get lost!

- Shut up!

You have to help. Do you hear me?

Do you understand me?

What are you doing here? Who are you?

I've never seen you before.

He has trapped us here.

Help us TO get out.

I will not let you get out

of here! That's a promise!

I don't need to help

you. You have a friend...

coming for you. The door,

can you see the door?

- Go, have no fear.

- Joey, don't go!

- Hold him back!

- Joey, you can't go there!

Joey, don't go in!

Daddy.

Joey, don't go in!

Daddy.

Joey!

Joey!

Joey!

Where are you?

Joey talk to us!

They've found the boy.

They found the boy.

Mrs. Collins, they found him.

Joey!

Joey, what happened?

We need a doctor.

Move the barricade, quick!

How's the blood pressure?

- All ready for the EKG?

- Where's the probe?

Pulse.

Blood pressure?

Hurry up!

Oxygen.

Drip. Start the EKG.

Serum.

I.V. ready?

Do it.

Is the I.V. ready?

- Okay Bernie, then what happened?

- The entire ceiling collapsed...

- We tried to run, but couldn't get out.

- Why not?

We tried everything,

there were many doors...

and this horrible monster

with evil yellow eyes.

- And then you saw?

- A hamburger...

...never seen such a large one,

at least as big as a mountain.

- A hamburger?

- Maybe a cheeseburger.

- Come on, what did you see?

- Okay, I saw him.

- Who did you see?

- Darth Vader.

- Will he get well?

- Sure he will, Sally.

Sally, tell me what you saw.

I told him not to go in there.

But maybe he didn't want to stay here.

Why do you say that?

The light was so beautiful.

What light are you talking about?

As if the sun had come up.

Blood pressure 70/20.

Atropine, 5mg, let's go!

Atropine, 5 mg atropine.

How is the pulse?

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Shana Goldberg-Meehan

Shana Goldberg-Meehan is an American television producer and television writer. She was an executive producer of Friends and its spinoff Joey, which she also co-created along with Scott Silveri, whom she married in 2006 (they met when both were working on the Harvard Lampoon). In 2005, she left Joey while Silveri stayed on the show. In 2010, she created the series Better with You, which ended in 2011.Goldberg-Meehan's father was comedy writer Gary David Goldberg, best known for creating Family Ties. more…

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