The American Scream Page #7
HUNDREDS OF SOME OF THE THINGS
THAT YOU DON'T EVEN REMEMBER OR
JUST THE GENERAL FEELING OF NO BEING TREATED THE SAME.
>> I FEEL DISGUSTED.
HE'S JUST NOT WHAT I WANTED HIM
TO BE.
I MEAN, HE LOOKS OKAY.
IT'S PASSABLE.
BUT NOT WHAT I WANTED FOR HIM.
>> HE'S TRYING TO MAKE UP ALMOS FOR LOST TIME, AND IT'S HIS WAY
OF RECLAIMING ALL THOSE
CELEBRATIONS THAT HE MISSED.
IT'S LIKE JAMMING THEM INTO ONE
HOLIDAY, SO...
>> LESS THAN 48 HOURS, WE'LL BE
OPEN.
IF I CAN PULL IT OFF, IT'LL BE
WORTH IT.
>> EVERY OCTOBER, WE HAVE A GOOD
WINDSTORM.
AND JUST AS BAD.
LAST NIGHT WAS REALLY BAD.
IT BLEW EVERYTHING.
KNOCKED DOWN MOST OF MY STONES.
THIS ONE WAS ELECTRONIC.
AW, SHUCKS.
I DON'T THINK I'M GONNA BE ABLE
TO SAVE THIS ONE.
ANOTHER ONE.
IT'S A LOSING BATTLE, IT SEEMS.
I'M NOT ALWAYS FEELING 100%.
LATELY, IT'S BEEN ARTHRITIS.
I DON'T ALWAYS HAVE THE AMBITION
SOME DAYS.
IT'S TOUGH.
>> WELL, HE WAS IN REALLY GOOD
SHAPE.
I WAS HAPPY THAT WE HAD IT JUS ABOUT DONE FINALLY.
AND NOW, YOU SEE, I'M GONNA HAVE
TO MAKE SOME NEW MONSTER MUD UP
AND TRY AND PATCH IT.
I THOUGHT THIS WAS GONNA BE A
QUICK PROJECT.
YOU KNOW, ONE DAY, WE COULD BANG
IT OUT AND HAVE IT DONE.
>> [ GRUNTS ]
WITH THE ARTHRITIS, IT'S JUS A LITTLE HARDER.
[ GRUNTS ]
AND MATT WILL SAY, "YOU GOT TO
DO IT FOR THE KIDS," AND WE JUS MANAGE.
WE KEEP GOING.
>> HEY, DAD?
>> WHAT?
>> THAT'S THE WRONG WAY, I HATE
TO TELL YOU.
>> AW.
YOU ARE A PAIN IN MY NECK.
>> IT WAS SUPPOSED TO GO BETWEEN
THERE AND HERE.
>> WELL...
>> CAN YOU FIX IT?
>> I CAN FIX IT, BUT IT'S A PAIN
IN THE NECK.
>> YOU DIDN'T MOVE THE POLE, DID
YOU?
>> NO.
I CUT THE MATERIAL TO A CERTAIN
LENGTH.
I GOT TO MAKE IT FIT.
>> ALL RIGHT. SORRY.
'CAUSE REMEMBER WE HAD SAID THE
MAZE?
>> YEAH, I KNOW.
>> SO, WHY DON'T YOU TAKE THA PIECE OF PLASTIC...
>> THAT'S WHAT I'M DOING.
>> ...AND PUT IT ON THIS POLE?
>> THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO
RIGHT NOW.
>> WE NEED A WALL BETWEEN HERE
AND HERE, DAD.
CAN YOU HANDLE THAT?
>> EASY DOES IT.
>> YEP.
SO, HERE AND HERE, BARBARA, AND,
THEN, THERE'LL BE ANOTHER WALL,
>> WELL, DICK'S GOT HIS WORK CU OUT FOR HIM TODAY.
[ LAUGHS ]
>> I CAN'T MEASURE THIS THING
OUT.
I'M DOING NO GOOD. [ SIGHS ]
>> YOU KNOW HOW IT'S SUPPOSED TO
BE EVEN?
>> YEAH.
>> LIKE, TO MEET THE GROUND?
>> YEAH.
>> IT'S, LIKE, A FLOWING, LIKE,
BRIDAL DRESS.
[ BOTH LAUGH ]
>> I TOLD HIM HE SHOULD FOLD I UP A LITTLE MORE.
I NEED A REST.
IS, BUT PLASTIC WALLS JUST DON' STAND UP.
[ SIGHS ]
[ GRUNTS ]
>> MY JAW CLICKS. SERIOUSLY.
SOMETIMES, IT DOES THAT.
I CAN'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT THA ONE.
SOMETIMES IT WON'T DO IT FOR A
WHILE.
>> I'M SURE IT SUCKS.
>> EVERY SO OFTEN, IT GETS VERY
CLICKY, LIKE TODAY.
AND IT'S RIGHT HERE.
>> [ GRUNTS ]
>> THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A
TREKKIE GET TOGETHER.
>> [ LAUGHS ]
>> THE STORK BRINGS AN UGLY,
UGLY BABY LIKE THIS.
I'M JUST BEING GOOFY.
>> [ LAUGHS ]
>> I KID AROUND WITH HER, BUT,
YOU KNOW, I JUST DON'T SEE HER
LIKE THAT.
I MEAN, HONESTLY, I SEE HER MORE
LIKE A SISTER OR SOMETHING, SO
SISTER, YOU KNOW?
>> HE'S TOLD ME POINT-BLANK
[LAUGHS] MANY A TIMES WHEN WE'VE
GOTTEN TOO FLIRTATIOUS WITH EACH
OTHER, "I WOULDN'T WANT TO BE
WITH YOU IF YOU WERE THE LAS WOMAN ON EARTH" KIND OF THING.
YEAH. [ LAUGHS ]
SO, IT'S NOT A HORRIBLE THING.
I MEAN, IT'S JUST THE WAY IT IS.
>> SO, WE DID MAKE QUITE A BI OF PROGRESS TODAY.
HE'S FINALLY DONE.
HE'S STILL A LITTLE BIT TACKY.
SHELTER.
OW.
I JUST GOT A SPLINTER.
AAH, DAD!
>> WHAT?
>> I BROKE IT.
>> SHUCKY DARN.
I GOT TO GO GET THIS SPLINTER
OUT NOW.
>> MATT'S LIVED ON HIS OWN
BEFORE.
HE WAS DOWN IN FLORIDA FOR A
LITTLE WHILE.
SO THEY HAVE LIVED APART FOR A
FEW MONTHS, BUT IT HASN'T BEEN
VERY LONG.
[ CHUCKLES ]
>> I'M GONNA HAVE TO SOAK IT FOR
A WHILE.
IF YOU SOAK IT, IT'LL COME OU 'CAUSE THE WOOD SWELLS UP.
I CAN SEE WHERE IT WENT IN, BU I DON'T SEE IT THERE.
>> HE HAS FAMILY, BUT HE DOESN' HAVE AS CLOSE A FAMILY AS HIS
FATHER.
THAT'S IT.
WITHOUT HIS FATHER, HE'S LOST.
>> IT'S A LAVA-SOAP PRODUCT I'M
USING NOW.
>> HE'S UNDER HERE FOR TONIGHT.
I GOT TO WORK ON HIM AGAIN
TOMORROW.
IT'S A LOSING BATTLE.
>> TONIGHT IS HALLOWEEN.
TONIGHT IS THE BIG SHOW.
THIS IS THE SUPER BOWL FOR US.
WE'LL BE VERY BUSY.
I DON'T WANT TO SAY CHAOTIC.
IT'S AN ORGANIZED CHAOS.
PLANTS, DONE.
PLASMA BALLS, U.V. LAMPS,
MONSTER.
I'M NOT GONNA DO IT.
CURTAIN, YOU HUNG.
NO, THAT WAS FOR THIS.
I GOT SOME BLACK CURTAIN FOR
RIGHT HERE.
DRAPE IT THIS WAY.
>> YEP.
>> AND STAPLE IT HERE AND STAPLE
IT UP TOP.
YOU KNOW, WHEN THEY GET OUT TO
ABOUT HERE, JUMP UP AND MAKE A
BUSH NOISE, LIKE A -- I DON' KNOW.
WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T SAY
"BOO."
I HATE THAT.
I CAN'T WRAP THIS.
I'M GONNA HAVE TO HAVE TINA WRAP
THIS.
STUPID THING.
I DO START TO GET STRESSED OU AS THINGS FALL OFF SCHEDULE.
YEAH, WE GOT TO MOVE THESE.
>> WHY?
>> 'CAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE A YARD
SALE.
IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A CEMETERY.
HE'S GOT THE GRAVESTONES ALL
TILTED, AND IT LOOKS LIKE A YARD
SALE.
AND HE'S GOT SOME OF MY GOOD
PROPS IN THE BACK AND SOME OF MY
AND IT'S REALLY NOT FUNCTIONAL
THE WAY IT IS.
YOU KNOW, YEAH, I'M AMAZED THA I HAVE ANY FRIENDS [CHUCKLES]
THEY HAVEN'T JUST UP AND LEFT.
BUT I JUST WANT THINGS TO RUN
SMOOTHLY.
THE ANUBIS STATUE -- IT CAME OU GOOD.
I SHOULDN'T COMPLAIN, BUT THERE
ARE SOME THINGS THAT I WOULD
HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY -- THE
COLLAR AND BACKGROUND PIECE.
I'M A PERFECTIONIST, BUT YOU
HAVE TO GET TO A POINT WHERE YOU
JUST LET IT GO.
"OKAY. TIME'S UP.
TIME TO MOVE ON TO THE NEX PROJECT."
>> OUTSIDE, HE'S RUSHING TO
FINISH THE LAST-MINUTE DETAILS.
IN HERE, I USUALLY HAVE GARMEN RACKS SET UP.
WE HAVE MASKS.
WE HAVE ACCESSORIES -- HATS,
GLOVES, CAPES.
THEY'RE KIND OF LIKE STACKED UP
OVER HERE OR OVER THERE.
IT'S AWFUL.
PEOPLE ARE VOLUNTEERING TO BE
HERE AND STAY HERE ALL NIGHT, SO
>> MY WIFE, TINA, OF COURSE --
THE FOOD FOR THE ACTORS, THE
MAKEUP, THE COSTUMES.
SHE'S JUST PHENOMENAL.
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