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not to play.
Man.
But... I saw the tape
of that halftime show
you put on.
You got some game.
I am honored
to have you on my team.
Thanks, coach.
You bet.
Whoo.!
Whoo.!
Geoff:
We've got a biggerand a lot of it is curiosity.
The Knights have a brand new player.
He's 4-foot, 8-inch Calvin Cambridge,
joining us straight from the playground
of the Chesterfield group home.
Reggie, your reaction.
Geoff, this is unprecedented.
I can't imagine what the Knights players
are thinking. We'll see what happens.
We're gonna fiind out shortly.
Both clubs are taking the court
as we get ready
for tonight's opening tip.
Go Knights!
What was that?!
Admiral! Admiral!
He just waved at me.
Admiral!
Hey...
Come on! Hey! Hey!
Geoff:
Coach Wagner of the Knightshas seen enough.
He wants and gets a time-out.
Let's go. Let's go.
Good hustle, baby.
What?
Come on, guys.
It's not funny.
Now, offense, is there any play
that's gonna work for us tonight?
I have an idea.
Oh, man.
I've been watching,
and they're vulnerable
from the weak side,
especially to a pick set
away from the hoop.
Why don't we run
the give-and-give-and-go?
You mean
the give-and-go?
No, see,
they'll be expecting that.
Have Tracy feed the ball
to Henderson.
Henderson's gonna
feed the ball to Joad.
Joad's gonna pass it
back to Tracy.
As Henderson sets the pick,
Tracy's gonna take the shot.
I like it.
Oh, no. No.
I'm not gonna run some play
by some snotty-nosed kid, man.
Damn straight, coach.
Fine. Henderson, you're out.
Tracy, you take Henderson's slot.
Calvin, you take the shot.
What?
Have you lost your mind?
- You said I could play anybody I want.
- Yeah, well, I didn't mean him.
Am I the coach or not?
You are. For now.
Can you believe it, Reggie?
It looks like
the kid's gonna play.
A rousing welcome
for the man they came to see,
the little fella,
Calvin Cambridge,
into the game for the Knights.
Calvin! Run the play!
What's he doin'?
- Run the play.
- No.
Would you just run the play?
Time out! White!
Why'd you call time out?
Uh... I gotta pee.
He's gotta pee.
Announcer:
Calvin Cambridge is calling for
a bathroom break?
Reggie, you gotta go.
Yes!
The crowd is roaring.
That can mean just one thing.
That little guy,
Calvin Cambridge,
has taken care of business
in the locker room
and is back on the court.
He's done.
Ladies and gentlemen,
this kid's for real.
He can play some basketball.
## Tied up, tied up ##
## You got me so ##
## You got me so ##
Slam dunk over David Robinson!
Unbelievable!
Trying to find some way
to actually come back
and win this thing.
It's good! The Knights win!
Am I a genius or what? Huh?
Tell me I'm a genius!
Announcer:
This is the NBA on NBC.
The big story in the NBA:
Calvin Cambridge,
the 4-foot-8 dynamo,
has now signed
a lucrative contract
with the Knights.
And no wonder,
after he led them
to a come-from-behind win
over the Spurs with 27 points?
That kid was unbelievable.
Did I just see
at the end of the game?
You know, Cambridge's
contract makes him
the youngest,
and the shortest person
ever to sign a deal
with the NBA.
He's lean, he's mean, he's 13.
Yeah, now all the kids
are gonna be saying,
"I wanna be like Calvin".
Well, I guarantee you one thing,
this orphan
will not be an orphan for long.
I can't believe you're going on the road
with the Knights.
Can I fit in your suitcase?
Hey, what about me?
Bittleman.
Hey, Calvin, this is great.
Well, uh, I'm proud of you.
Listen, uh, when you're on the road,
uh, people might want to adopt you.
But you should realize it's, uh,
only because you're a celebrity now,
and, uh, they're just after your money.
Besides, your contract forbids it.
Wait a minute. Forbids it?
Oh, yeah.
Didn't I tell you?
Uh, I signed your contract
as your guardian,
so, um, as long as
you're playing for the Knights,
that can't change.
Hey, coach, check this out!
Pretty good.
Welcome to
Self-Hypnosis for the Fearful Flier.
During today's peaceful flight,
you'll transport
yourself into a state...
Tracy.
What?
Relax. Flight's fine.
Just came by to say hello.
OK, my bad. I'm sorry.
You are familiar
with the NBA mentoring program,
are you not?
Oh, no. No. No. No.
You don't even know
what I'm gonna ask.
No, I do know
what you're gonna ask,
and it's not gonna happen.
No.
The kid's rooming with you.
for both of you.
We're goin' down!
Whoa. Whoa.
No. No. No.
There is no way in the world
I'm gonna be roomin' with that kid.
I'm callin' my agent.
You know why?
'Cause it ain't gonna happen.
This gonna be so cool
roomin' together.
Uh, my boy Murph
says I snore.
I think he has to be
trippin' sometimes.
Maybe we could
rent NBA Street.
Or if you don't like that,
we could play Monopoly.
Or if you don't like Monopoly,
then we could just sit around and rap,
because I love to talk.
Oh, yeah, I noticed.
Have fun, Tracy.
All right, look.
Coach says I gotta room with you,
so let me set down the rules
right now.
First of all,
I ain't your boy, OK?
I'm not gonna be playin'
Monopoly with you,
Game Cube, Rubik's Cube...
Anything with a cube,
I ain't playin'.
Third, you know, I'm not gonna
be tuckin' you in at night,
and I'm defiinitely
not gonna read you
you got that?
Whoa! Look at this!
Do we always
stay in places this fancy?
Mm-hmm.
OK.
All right, I'm goin' out.
Oh, um, w-would you
like some company?
No. No,
I wouldn't like company.
Well, what do I do?
Uh, well, um...
oh, call room service,
get some food.
But what's room service?
Right. Right. OK.
Here's what you do.
You pick up this phone, right?
Mm-hmm.
And you dial "6".
Tell them what you want
and they'll bring it
to the room... for free.
For free?
For free.
You got it. Eat up.
No, you gotta be
messin' with me, right?
No, I'm not.
Try it yourself.
For free.
Hello?
Uh, yes.
Um, is this room service?
Yes, it is.
And will you really
bring me up
some food for free?
Well, sure.
Anything you like, sir.
You will?
OK, um, in that case,
I'll have a pepperoni pizza,
french fries, and cake,
ice cream, and lobster tails.
Lots of lobster, lots of seafood.
Chicken fingers, french fries...
Ah, man.
Um, you know what?
Let me...
I just want to clean up
just a little, OK?
Well, that's OK.
No. No. No. I just
want to clean up this...
Hey, you're so beautiful,
I have to clean up for you.
No, it's all right.
OK, so I'll be right back.
Calvin, I need you...
Calvin, what are you doing?
What are you making such a mess for?
You were right about room service.
OK, Calvin. Calvin.
Know what?
I need you to get lost.
OK? I don't care where you go,
just get lost.
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