0:18

All right, So I'm I'm I'm going to

0:20

point out something that's either going

0:23

to blow your mind or

0:26

totally hohm and you have you've all

0:28

known this?

0:29

Oh, I love it. I love the fifty to fifty chance.

0:30

Yeah, and I think I don't hear home

0:33

a lot anymore now like that. Okay,

0:35

So when Indy was a

0:38

baby, we you know, we would

0:40

sing to him. And I had this

0:42

moment where I was singing

0:44

Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star and

0:47

then went into aby

0:51

Seed and I realized, oh

0:53

my god, it's the same melody,

0:56

right, and then Bob Bob

0:58

Black Sheep, and I was like, we're

1:01

all children's songs to the same melody.

1:04

So have this realization, you know,

1:06

and I will. Did you ever think about this?

1:09

No, I don't have.

1:10

Yeah, exactly, if you don't have kids, you don't think about

1:12

it. They're all they use the same two

1:14

or three melodies over and over. Okay, So have

1:17

that experience by then.

1:20

I play this game with Indy when

1:22

we're in the car. I

1:25

have a like, I put on a playlist of

1:27

movie soundtracks and

1:30

some of them he knows, you know, And and the

1:32

game is, can you guess what movie

1:34

it's from? That you've seen Harry Potter mostly

1:37

John Williams stuff he recognizes right away. Oh

1:42

my god, he's obsessed and it's so fun. But then I

1:44

also put in some that he

1:46

has never seen the movie and doesn't know it. And

1:48

what I do then is I'm like, what does this make you

1:51

feel? What does it make you think about? And it's really fun

1:53

because often you kind of land where

1:55

the movie is without knowing what movie it's from.

1:57

So it'll be like, you know, I feel like we're

2:00

stressed out and we're in space, but there's something

2:02

magical going on, you know, And then it's like it's Interstellar,

2:05

you know, or whatever, and you just keep playing with

2:07

that. And I do it too, like I don't look at what

2:09

it is, it just comes on. But anyway, Chariots

2:11

a Fire came on the classic movie,

2:14

right, So it starts and it's like, you

2:18

know, and India, I'm like, what does this make you think? And

2:20

we're listening to it and the melody comes in and goes,

2:25

I can't sing it all, but you know, it starts going and

2:27

and I'm like, what does it make you think? And he goes on

2:30

top of spagety

2:33

Oh my god, and it literally

2:36

is the same melody,

2:38

and I'm like Chariots a Fire, it's ruined

2:43

and like and then I remember in

2:45

college, like I had this friend who

2:47

when that song Iris by the

2:49

Google Dolls came on where it was like you

2:51

know, in the don nd the world

2:54

and my friends just started singing singer a

2:56

song, you're the piano man. I'm like, oh my

2:59

god, Like, there's

3:01

so many examples of this. The other one is,

3:04

uh, Lady Madonna.

3:06

I guess it's just like the Beatle song is done

3:08

over to. It's like the Sublime song Early

3:10

in the Morning, right ras it

3:12

it's the same melody.

3:14

Have you ever found Have you ever listened to Access

3:17

of Awesome?

3:18

No?

3:19

So.

3:19

Access of Awesome is a three

3:22

person group from England, either England

3:24

or Australia. I think, oh, yes, you play just

3:27

play the four chord songs and they play the same

3:30

four chords over and over again

3:32

and sing like sixty songs.

3:34

The chords. Yes, the chords is one thing, right, because

3:36

there's but the actual melody,

3:39

like note for note is like the

3:41

next level. And I actually don't

3:44

think it's really a gotcha

3:46

moment, you know, Like I don't I think it's more

3:48

just speaks to the universality of these good

3:51

melodies, like they're hook they have

3:53

a hook to them, they're they're catchy, they're

3:55

fun. Because yeah, if you look at just like

3:57

chord progression, something like like Pocable

4:00

Canon, which you and I both used to love when

4:02

we were teenagers, that like those

4:04

chords are just sort of like mathematically

4:07

perfect, that that so

4:09

many songs just riff on that same chord

4:12

progression because it's so satisfying

4:14

to hear. It's like that you build the tension and

4:16

you come back to a sense of release and repetitive.

4:18

It's so great. But yeah, when it's the actual

4:21

melody, I love it. I

4:23

find it so fun. I actually think it's inspiring

4:26

in a way because it's like there's nothing new under the sun,

4:29

you know, like.

4:30

Tables actually hire music

4:32

experts now to make sure this doesn't

4:34

happen because there have been so

4:37

many lawsuits

4:39

and.

4:39

Rip plangierism, right, it's just essential.

4:41

Well, but I don't think it's conscious most of the time, you

4:44

know, Like I think that you know, yeah,

4:46

I'm fascinated by this too, Like I'm reading

4:48

all about the what was that

4:50

the song that lost

4:53

the lawsuit a couple of years ago. Oh

4:56

my god, what's his name? He was the son of

4:58

a sick comm actor Rob

5:02

and they lost that.

5:04

But you Gay's estate, right, Yeah.

5:06

And now when you can hear it's like, oh that you

5:09

stole the whole vibe, like you still

5:11

like all the instrumentation and

5:14

the melody. You know, it's like, wow, okay,

5:16

that's you know, whereas what's

5:18

his name? The English singer who got sued recently

5:20

and got out of it again,

5:23

I'm horrible with sharing, you

5:26

know, that is like a much more Yeah,

5:28

that's just like like you're saying, well, those are like

5:30

just the same chords and a

5:33

similar melody. But you and

5:35

you can see that that there's a

5:37

an unconsciousness to the absorption of,

5:39

you know, a good song and then sort of writing

5:41

your own song and not realizing, oh, I'm I'm

5:43

actually quoting something without even knowing

5:46

it.

5:47

Very interesting. Well, writer, we'll

5:49

have to have you come up with your own

5:52

individual song that just steals

5:54

another melody and then I want to hear your lyrics

5:57

totally. Next next

5:59

pre show chatter, I want to hear your song.

6:01

I'm going to have on tap a spaghetti in my head for

6:03

months now.

6:04

Thank you for that great

6:07

song. We love it in this house. Welcome

6:09

to Pond Meets World. I'm Daniel Fischel, I'm Rider

6:11

Strong, and I'm Wilfordell. Welcome

6:14

to this episode. Recap of season

6:16

four, episode eighteen, Uncle

6:19

Daddy. It originally aired February

6:21

fourteenth, Valentine's Day, Yeah,

6:23

nineteen ninety seven. The synopsis.

6:26

When Eric discovers his girlfriend Kelly

6:28

has a son, he decides he's ready

6:30

to have an adult relationship. However,

6:33

he's not as prepared for adult responsibility

6:36

as he thought. Meanwhile, Corey Tapanga

6:38

and Sean study for the SATs. It

6:40

was directed by Jeff McCracken. It was written

6:43

by Steve Young. And

6:45

before I jump into our guest stars, do

6:48

you guys have any overall thoughts?

6:52

I completely forgot this episode

6:55

existed. Me too, really, ifoundly

6:57

didn't remember anything. Yeah,

6:59

I assumed you you had some memories

7:02

of it, but I was sort of like, oh, is

7:04

this Tommy? Is this a Tommy? Like I remember

7:06

Tommy storyline, but of course we brought

7:09

him back for Girl Meets World and all that. And

7:11

then I remembered that

7:14

we that the kid who had guest starred on our show,

7:16

went on to do Liar Liar. I remember think he

7:18

did.

7:18

Liar Liar first.

7:20

Okay, yeah, I remember, okay, But for

7:23

some reason I made the connection later. So in

7:25

my mind it was like, oh, he's doing Liar

7:27

and Liar and that was a big movie.

7:29

But no, didn't remember anything about this.

7:31

I remember the.

7:32

Story Justin Justin Cooper

7:34

the actor were talking about. I remembered

7:36

the same thing. When the episode started, I was like,

7:38

oh, are we all ready to Tommy? And

7:40

then when I saw Justin, I was like, oh, I

7:42

remember Justin. I was a teenager

7:46

who loved kids,

7:48

like loved kids, and so anytime

7:51

we had small kids on set for

7:53

me, it was like very fun. So

7:55

I remember Justin. I remembered enjoying

7:57

like hanging out with him and thinking he was the

7:59

sweet But I did not remember

8:02

anything about the storyline, the

8:04

A storyline or the B storyline. But

8:06

will you said you do, so.

8:08

I just remembered.

8:09

I remembered working with Justin, who was very very

8:11

cool little kid, and he and I got along really well. And I remember

8:13

working with Britney who.

8:14

Was great, such a good actress.

8:17

Yeah, and she and I got along very very well, I actually

8:19

saw her years later. She

8:22

and I hung out a little bit, so yeah, no,

8:24

I mean I knew Brittany as well, but the

8:27

actual storyline I didn't remember much of. I

8:29

didn't remember the sat part

8:31

of the storyline at all, and it

8:34

wasn't my favorite episode. But because of me, I

8:36

thought the writing was fine. I thought my acting wasn't

8:38

great in this episode. I felt it felt kind

8:40

of I don't know, like at least

8:43

I looked at it. When I finished, I was like, well, I was definitely

8:45

trying to make choices, so I gave myself

8:48

that kind of pat on the back. But I didn't

8:50

think a lot of the choices were that good. But at

8:52

least I was attempting something. And

8:55

I thought my scenes with the little kid were

8:57

better than my scenes with Britney. That

9:00

makes sense. I thought I was more natural with Justin

9:02

than I was with Brittany.

9:03

Yeah, I agree with you. You were you were more

9:05

natural with Justin, and yet I still loved your scenes

9:08

with Brittany. For me, I loved the episode.

9:10

I think it's a great I think it's a great episode

9:13

idea. I think the storyline of dating

9:15

somebody with a kid and how that changes your

9:17

relationship and how that you know what it

9:20

means to truly take on that kind of responsibility.

9:22

I love all of it. I

9:25

did not think she looked

9:27

any older than you, and I also

9:30

didn't think she needed to be any older

9:32

than you. No, I felt like

9:34

they could have and I guess the only reason they're doing that is because

9:36

I guess, what is Eric at this point? Nineteen

9:38

and so if she had a six year old,

9:40

I guess she would have had a kid at thirteen. So

9:43

they had to make her a little older.

9:45

They didn't say how.

9:46

Much older though, right, I mean they never really got to You

9:48

said a few years.

9:49

Yeah, you said, you know, you're a few

9:51

years older, like right at the beginning.

9:53

So figure she's what twenty five maybe twenty

9:55

four?

9:56

Maybe twenty four. The

9:58

other thing, I'll say that because I

10:00

loved the episode. I was shocked

10:03

by the clapping at the end over

10:05

the SATs really weird.

10:08

It's also I didn't understand. I thought they could have done

10:10

and I know we'll get into it, but I thought they could have attached

10:14

what Eric learns more to

10:16

then I've got to go take my SATs.

10:19

Yeah, than just one line at the end, like well

10:21

gonna go take my sat And it was like, oh, that was

10:23

a weird transition. It wasn't earned at all.

10:26

But you know what's funny about this episode for me, and I'm

10:28

curious what you think about it. Will Like we've

10:31

talked about how Eric never had

10:33

a partner or never, but we actually

10:36

investigated his dating life pretty

10:38

I know, you know, this is now, I

10:40

would say, the third time where

10:42

Eric has fallen

10:44

for sort of the wrong girl or a

10:46

girl that he doesn't expect to fall for and

10:49

grows from it. And because

10:51

you know, is a good date, is

10:53

a good guy? Is? Like you know, and

10:55

I was like, wow, we I think in our

10:58

minds we've all absorbed season

11:01

five and forward Eric, which is just sort

11:03

of wacky Eric. Yeah, he's not He's

11:06

not a romantic. I mean, I can't

11:08

wait to see those episodes because I know

11:11

you were pursuing Rachel and a lot of that, but

11:13

like, yeah, but this is now.

11:15

This is you know, first of all, Eric and the older

11:17

women like multiple

11:20

episodes, but we.

11:21

Talk about taking from our lives and

11:23

I always dated older women and they took stuff

11:25

from your life, and I bet you they took that from

11:28

my life.

11:28

The way already at this point in real life,

11:30

you were dating older women.

11:32

Oh yeah, well remember I mean season two, when I

11:34

was eighteen, I was already with Jill, who was ten

11:37

eleven years older than me. And I mean that was

11:39

two. That was just my I

11:41

mean that's I've always my entire

11:44

life dated older women. Always. I think once

11:46

or twice in my life I dated somebody

11:48

my age or younger. It was always older women. I just have

11:50

always been attracted older women.

11:52

You know, they probably did from your life

11:54

and it just made sense they took it.

11:56

But you know, the funny thing is exactly

11:58

what you're talking about is where remembering

12:00

it the same way. You and I remember never

12:02

having worked together, and then when we

12:04

watched the show, we were like, we work together all.

12:06

The time, all the time.

12:08

So it's did in the beginning,

12:10

but in the beginning we were now season four when

12:12

of Eric and now we're done. Oh wait, we

12:14

got in a fight. Yeah, you pushed me

12:16

again.

12:18

But for the most part, but I remembered it was like writer

12:20

and I did two scenes together and couldn't stop laughing.

12:22

And that's why. But when we watched it, it was we

12:24

worked together a lot. I think it's the same thing where I'm like,

12:26

Eric never had a girlfriend. It's kind of like, oh

12:29

no, he actually dated a specific type

12:31

of woman that wasn't always right

12:34

for him. But they were always good women. They never

12:36

had they were never awful older

12:38

women. They were just it was wrong timing or

12:40

they had other things going on in their life that Eric wasn't

12:42

prepared to deal with. But they always

12:45

had him with good people that weren't right

12:47

for him, and then he took from that to grow

12:49

better as a person, which is great and go

12:51

take your SATs. But yeah, so I liked

12:54

it. It was just my performance wasn't my favorite.

12:56

It is really intense in

12:58

the cosmog a boy

13:00

mets world. How important sat is

13:02

in college. I know, like it's just you

13:05

either are a towny with no

13:07

job prospects and a child out

13:09

of wedlock, or you are You go to

13:11

college and you uh and you get and it's

13:13

so interesting to consider. You know, something

13:16

that Jeff Sherman pointed out when he came back on our show

13:19

that Michael didn't go to

13:21

college. You know, our sort of

13:23

leading creative voice was

13:25

not a college graduate. Had actually I think started

13:27

and dropped out and and

13:31

yeah, but it's just it's that the world

13:34

of Boy meets World just pushes towards

13:36

that as like the ticket

13:39

to a better life.

13:40

And I think that was also very much an eighties

13:42

and nineties thing. Was absolutely to a better life.

13:44

It was you know, nowadays, I

13:47

you keep hearing about people and if I had a kid that was

13:49

college age, I'd be like, maybe go to

13:51

two year school. Maybe right, But you can hear it.

13:53

I mean, I think, like what we hear in that applause

13:56

at the end at Eric's line is

13:58

that it's so tethered to

14:01

like he has learned this lesson and therefore

14:03

he's going to do the right thing. Whereas nowadays

14:06

we kind of hear that and we go, is that what

14:08

what?

14:08

What?

14:08

This doesn't equal this?

14:10

Right?

14:10

This plus this does not equal that? And yet

14:13

the audience and I don't know it. Part

14:15

of the reason it felt awkward, I think is because

14:17

the audience applause was inserted or at

14:19

least bumped up. It sounded like they started

14:22

a little earlier than what actually naturally

14:24

happened. And again that was a choice

14:26

in the editing, a choice to

14:29

make sure the end on a triumphant note

14:31

of SATs and that just felt

14:33

forced. Yeah nowadays, you know,

14:36

at the time, I don't know if it did, but it felt very

14:38

forced watching I.

14:39

Remember I remember Michael and Jeff Sherman

14:41

both telling me at the time when they said

14:43

Eric was going to college, like, do you realize how many

14:45

people will go to college because they see you

14:47

go to college on the show? When

14:49

I remember getting letters and from people saying like

14:51

I didn't think I could do it, and because of you, I went to

14:53

college and bought and it was so I mean, it made

14:55

it so it is that was something that they were cognizant

14:57

of.

14:58

Is there. It's an instructional element moralizing,

15:00

an element of in a way, and it does make sense. You

15:02

think about Feenie as like the figure

15:06

of values. You know, he's a teacher. It's about

15:08

education. You are supposed to get an

15:10

education according to the laws of

15:12

boys.

15:12

They mentioned so they mentioned Alan goes

15:15

into the Navy, but they

15:17

say he and Amy medic college.

15:20

No, because they would have met before

15:22

college.

15:23

Did they traveled there?

15:24

They're they're steamy Europe a wild

15:27

time in Reginal.

15:29

Reginal Fairfield over there

15:33

they had a two and a half, a

15:36

two and a half way.

15:38

This episode guest starring Britney Powell

15:40

as Kelly, a former playboy model who was seen

15:42

on TV shows like Friends, California Dreams,

15:45

and Pacific Palisades. Also, she

15:47

dated Vern Troyer, the actor behind

15:50

the iconic role of Mini Me in the Austin

15:52

Powers movie, from two thousand

15:54

and seven until his death in twenty

15:56

eighteen.

15:57

Yeah's are together for a long time. She was also

15:59

an Airborne just like like

16:01

you know, the huge teen movie back in the day

16:03

with Shane West, the rollerblading movie with

16:06

Jack Black, And.

16:10

There's a rollerblading movie, Yes, Shane

16:12

West to Jack Black.

16:13

Hell, yeah, it's I'm not pretty sure Shane

16:15

Am I wrong? It might not be Shane West. But

16:18

this was like, this was before the

16:20

deca Shane West. Yeah, yeah, this was

16:23

before Brink became big on on Disney Channel

16:25

original movies. Airborne was like the

16:28

it was the North Shore or rad of rollerblading

16:30

movies. Was it was great?

16:32

Great?

16:32

Didn't know this exists?

16:33

Yeah?

16:33

Great? Also guest starring Justin Cooper

16:36

as Ryan, the adorable child actor best

16:38

known for his role Little Max, the

16:40

son of Jim Carrey's son and Liar Liar.

16:42

He was also seen on Full House, and starred

16:44

in two different sitcoms that each only

16:47

went one season, The Boys Are Back and

16:49

Brothers Keeper.

16:50

He was Ja McDermott, by the way, Shane

16:53

Shane McDermott, not Shane West got

16:55

it.

16:55

He was also Dennis the Menace in the straight

16:58

to video sequel Dennis the Menace Strikes

17:00

Again. And he is now a radio

17:02

producer and on air personality

17:04

on Fox Sports Radio, and we are

17:07

going to be having him as a guest next

17:09

week.

17:09

Oh, I can't wait to see him. I think he was five

17:12

the last time I saw him exactly.

17:13

I wonder how old he actually was when we filmed

17:15

this.

17:16

I think he was like five or six.

17:17

Yeah, No, really, yeah, I think he was.

17:19

Usually was an older playing young kid actor,

17:22

so I assumed he was probably seven. But wow.

17:35

Jumping into our recap, we are in Chubby's.

17:37

Eric and a new mystery girl are heavily making

17:39

out in a booth. He pulls away to ask,

17:41

I hope I'm not getting mixed signals here, and

17:43

then they kiss again because I'd hate to think

17:45

the fact that you're a few years older than me is putting

17:48

you off. They continue to kiss again,

17:50

but Eric keeps interrupting, I mean, what is

17:52

age really? The woman finally responds,

17:55

just shut up, you're winning. Eric

17:57

is stoked.

17:57

Did you guys notice the swing wall for the first time?

18:00

Of course, there's a couple of different angles

18:02

of Chubbies this time.

18:05

But yeah, we never see that other we've

18:07

never seen, you know, looking downstage at

18:09

the booth when she kisses you back. That her

18:12

angle is a new wall that we've never seen.

18:14

It's right there by the way.

18:15

Really, it's tight.

18:17

I know you had no idea that Chubby's was

18:19

just right there.

18:20

It's a small place. It's a small place for the

18:22

entire town to go to.

18:24

And then also that other angle where we see

18:26

from behind you, where we actually get the real

18:29

view that that pill table's back from there.

18:32

Yeah, so Eric wants to know what

18:34

she's doing tomorrow. She's apprehensive. Three

18:36

days in a row. I don't know, that's starting

18:38

to sound kind of serious. I mean,

18:41

how well do they know each other really? Eric

18:43

offers, well, let's start with me. He

18:45

gives her a sly smile and concludes that's

18:47

pretty much it. He asks her to tell

18:49

him everything. She gets nervous everything.

18:52

The woman stutters, thinking over the question. Eventually

18:55

she gives up, why don't we go back to

18:57

my place? Eric gives out a little yeah

19:00

yeah, such.

19:02

A Michael, that's such a Michael line and

19:04

reading absolutely.

19:06

And then we're in the mystery woman's apartment. She

19:08

warns Eric in the hallway if he wants to pursue

19:11

a relationship with her, he's going to need to commit

19:13

to someone else as well. She opens

19:15

the door to reveal another pretty

19:17

woman.

19:18

Well in the second you see that basketball above

19:21

the door, you know what's comed.

19:22

Of course, it's actually a

19:24

pretty it's a very adult but very

19:26

funny joke that she's a very funny into

19:29

a three way, which is what's

19:32

what's happening. I mean, just yeah, crazy,

19:34

it is.

19:34

It is funny.

19:35

It keeps going for like, I know, page and a half

19:37

of jokes. The babysitter, the you

19:39

know, it's like okay.

19:43

Eric looks at them both. Oh no, this

19:45

is too good to be true. Your vampires,

19:47

aren't you? He pulls down his shirt collar. Go ahead.

19:50

She explains that this is Diana the

19:52

babysitter. Oh. Eric loves

19:55

this. He thinks they're role playing. I want

19:57

to be the commander in chief of the Allied armies.

19:59

The woman explains, no, no, Diana is

20:02

my babysitter. And then a

20:04

little boy runs into the room. Hi, mommy.

20:06

He gives Eric's date a big hug, and then

20:09

Eric puts two and two together, Mommy,

20:12

that would be like, she cuts him off, I'd

20:14

like you to meet my son Ryan.

20:17

And then, which is a little intense.

20:20

Yeah, not to not tell

20:22

a guy that you have a kid until

20:24

the kid is there, and to not tell the kid

20:26

that you're bringing a guy. All of it seems a.

20:29

Little what what whendy?

20:32

Is it the first date where you would say I

20:34

have a kid? I mean, do you think that's

20:36

the right time to say it?

20:38

Do you tell him right on the first date? Or is it just now, I'm

20:40

gonna go have some fun. I'm gonna kind of forget that I'm a mom

20:42

tonight and I'm just going to go on a date. Like,

20:45

when's the proper time to say, By

20:47

the way, I have a child.

20:48

Nowadays, you would know right

20:50

away ahead of time, because well, because you would meet

20:52

on the line right and you would have like a profile,

20:55

and you'd probably know these things about

20:57

each other. But yeah, I assume it's the first

20:59

It's big part of your life. You

21:01

can't go on a date without somebody watching the kids,

21:04

so it seems like it would be By

21:06

the way, this is part of who I am.

21:08

Yeah, I mean, being a mom is so much

21:11

now a part of who I am, for better or worse.

21:13

I couldn't imagine sitting through an entire

21:16

meal with someone under the auspices of

21:18

getting to know each other and not mentioning

21:22

the biggest, most time consuming,

21:25

most important aspect of

21:27

my entire life.

21:29

I know she says three dates or three

21:32

days.

21:32

Well, she says it three days

21:35

in a row, but it doesn't

21:37

mean this is only your third date.

21:40

It could be that this is just the first

21:42

time you guys are now going to see each

21:44

other three days in a row, negatively.

21:46

Right, because you could have met You could have

21:48

met out and said hi and gotten

21:50

each other's number and then met the next day,

21:53

and I guess just had more of a casual situation

21:55

meeting with other people, something with other people involved,

21:58

and then now it's their actual date.

22:00

Yeah, because Eric has so many friends, He's out with all

22:02

of his friends and.

22:03

They had a falling out exactly. Yes, yeah,

22:10

so yeah, I agree with you,

22:12

writer obviously for a TV show.

22:14

It makes sense that this is the way they're going to show

22:16

it telling them obviously, But I

22:19

think in real life this would have been a real

22:21

conversation. I have a child, Are

22:24

you interested in meeting

22:26

my child? Like it's a conversation you have with

22:28

that other person because that's a big responsibility.

22:30

And then there's probably some prep you do to

22:32

your child as well.

22:34

Absolutely. I mean I feel

22:36

like most people I know single parents

22:40

keep it keep very separated for like months,

22:43

do you know what I mean? Like they maybe that everybody

22:45

knows about the other person, but they don't bring

22:48

him into the house and into the life

22:50

for a while, because you know, it is really risky,

22:53

like with a kid's heart, for you know, to get

22:55

attached to you know, somebody

22:57

like Eric in this situation, and then

22:59

the by Eric never see you again.

23:02

Yeah that's gone, I can devastating.

23:05

Well, then we're in Corey's room. Corey is focused

23:07

on homework as leather Jacket Sean strolls

23:09

around the room. I think I'm developing

23:11

quite a knack for these Scholastic aptitude

23:13

tests, or as I prefer to call them,

23:16

SATs. Corey ignores

23:19

him. Okay, here's another one. Verbal Sean

23:21

confidently answers, it's how you talk and stuff

23:23

keep them coming. Corey

23:26

explains, no, listen to the question.

23:28

Perreghee is to apagee as

23:31

Zenith is to a niter

23:33

B cortex or c sulfur.

23:36

Sean grabs his head in agony and makes disgruntled

23:39

noises, and is this the first episode

23:41

where you do that? And don't you continue? Isn't

23:44

this a running just as before?

23:46

So they set it up originally

23:49

where both Sean and

23:51

Eric in season two it

23:54

was thinking cramps.

23:56

That's right, Okay, yes,

23:59

we had a thinking cramp and that's what I thought. I was like,

24:01

oh, they're going to do that again. He's going to say thinking cramp

24:03

and Eric's going to acknowledge that, right,

24:06

And then no, they didn't do any of that. They just they went a whole

24:08

different route with it, but it was the same. It's based

24:10

on the thinking.

24:12

It's almost like that they wrote the same joke over

24:15

forget that they had already done it.

24:16

And yes, they wrote drink a Little Star, right,

24:20

that's amazing. They plagiarize themselves.

24:23

Yeah.

24:24

Interesting.

24:24

Corey opens the window and Sean slowly crawls

24:27

out, still groaning in pain. Eric enters

24:29

the room and heard the whole conversation. Hey, Nater,

24:32

I'm right al and I. Corey nods.

24:34

Wow. Eric explains, first two

24:36

times I took the SATs, I put down sulfur

24:38

and cortex, and we saw how all that worked out for me.

24:40

Boys back in the Corey and Eric back in the bedroom.

24:43

I know, it's kind of nice to be back

24:45

in that set and back just for his

24:47

comfort again. Yeah, there's something just kind of nice

24:49

about that. Yeah.

24:50

Yeah, and especially since the last time we really

24:52

saw you guys in the bedroom there was a lot

24:54

of tension, and now there's none of

24:56

that brother tension. It's really it is a comforting

24:59

it's a comforting feel. Corey asks

25:01

how his third date with Kelly went, and Eric says

25:03

she took him back to her apartment. Corey's impressed.

25:05

Wow details. Eric breaks

25:07

it down. Nice apartment, hardwood floor's

25:09

little kid overlooking the park. Corey stops

25:12

him, whoa, whoa? How did she get an apartment

25:14

overlooking the park?

25:15

Great?

25:15

Eric repeats, funny, I love I

25:18

love so funny, Corey.

25:20

We go back to Corey the real estate when

25:22

he was trying to help turn her find a place. I

25:24

love it.

25:25

I thought location Location.

25:27

Incredible, this episode great. In this episode,

25:29

he's so good at this. I mean he's good at everything.

25:32

He really is. If the episode's about him, he can can't

25:34

he can handle the load. But when he's

25:36

just this kind of Corey who's coming in joke

25:39

machine has the b storyline. Oh god,

25:41

he.

25:41

Has a face that he gives Alan

25:43

later. That is one of the funniest things I've ever seen in

25:46

my life. I have never seen it because I never watched

25:48

the episode. I'm not in the seats. I was like, what is he doing?

25:50

He's great? Yeah, he's great.

25:52

Eric repeats, I said she has a kid.

25:55

Corey's listening skills or subpar? Now

25:57

does she get the afternoon sun and everything?

26:00

Eric responds, If I'm going to involve you in these adult

26:02

conversations, you're gonna have to pick up on little key

26:04

phrases like she has a kid. Corey

26:07

is surprised. Well, that kind of complicates

26:09

things, doesn't it. Eric looks at the positives.

26:11

They really like each other and that's all that matters, right.

26:14

Eric evaluates his life. They're both out in

26:16

the real world. He's got a good job, got

26:18

me a nice house, frankly, I think

26:21

I'm ready for an adult relationship. I

26:23

love got me a nice.

26:25

House bedroom

26:29

share with his brother.

26:32

The door, like, it's just perfect.

26:34

Yep, so great, Corey

26:37

is happy for him. That's great? What ad mom and dad

26:39

think? Eric whimpers, I'm too scared to tell

26:41

him. And then we're in

26:43

Kelly's apartment and now I'm wondering,

26:46

are we in Ben Finals week?

26:49

This?

26:49

This feels like too big of an episode. This feels

26:52

like too and even for this, he's in too

26:54

much of it to be a Ben Finals week.

26:56

Right, Yeah, it's It's normally like a scene at the end

26:58

in a Ben Finals week or two scenes at the end. It

27:00

seemed like this was just a B storyline.

27:03

Yeah. Also, I've noticed, and Ben

27:05

has Finals, his scenes

27:07

are usually in like the same set so

27:09

they can be.

27:10

Shot sitting

27:12

down somewhere so he doesn't have to rehearse.

27:14

Yeah.

27:14

Yeah. So Kelly is cleaning up toys when she hears

27:16

a knock at her front door. It's Eric with a bouquet

27:18

of flowers. She admits, I didn't expect

27:21

to see you again, so you didn't expect

27:23

to see him again, But your

27:27

feels a little weird.

27:28

I think it's the final test.

27:30

Yeah, I guess, I guess, I guess worst

27:32

case scenario. She just introduced Ryan. She

27:34

didn't say this is a guy I'm dating. So for all

27:36

Ryan knows, he could have been there to fix the TV.

27:39

Like, no, I know you were

27:41

not fix the TV.

27:44

Uh.

27:49

Way to make that for something?

27:52

Just making of anything, as long as you

27:54

say it weird.

27:56

As long as I make you, you're

28:00

onto something. There when

28:04

most guys find out about and Eric stops

28:06

her, I'm not most guys. Eric

28:08

tells her he has a little brother and a little sister, so he's

28:11

used to being around kids. In fact, he loves

28:13

kids. He shoots a mini basketball into a kid's

28:15

basketball hoop and makes it.

28:16

No, wait, isn't it a mini football.

28:20

Basketball?

28:21

It is a basketball, wasn't it. I

28:23

thought he picked up a football and threw in the basketball.

28:26

Was like, yeah, it's my kind of sports.

28:28

No, rider, the round ones, the

28:30

round ones are basketball. The

28:33

oblong shape is for

28:35

football.

28:36

So he scored a goal. He scored

28:38

a goal?

28:39

He why is

28:44

yeah? I also thought be

28:47

a joke. I thought they were going to build it up for a joke.

28:49

He was gonna miss something was gonna happen. I was like, oh no,

28:51

you just shot from a foot.

28:52

Away, and it really like to add that in,

28:55

really like could have ruined some takes.

28:57

If you don't make it every time.

28:59

It's will.

29:03

He did not miss anything, even if

29:05

he.

29:05

Just made it the first one. Then you have it. You

29:07

don't need to worry about it the rest of them. So, uh,

29:10

that's true. So Kelly breaks it to him,

29:13

having a kid, brother and sister of your own is

29:15

a little different than being around someone else's kid.

29:17

This doesn't scare Eric. He's excited to get

29:19

to know Ryan. Kelly gushes and embraces

29:21

him. I'm so glad I met you, Eric Matthews.

29:24

Then Ryan runs into the room. Mommy, he

29:27

cowers as he passes Eric. Hello, Sir.

29:29

Eric playfully responds, sir, No, buddy,

29:31

it's Eric. I met you the other night. Kelly

29:33

tells him he gets a little shy around new people, and

29:36

Eric sits down next to Ryan and asks if he can go

29:38

out for a burger. They'll even bring his mom.

29:40

Ryan asks, you want to come with us? Kelly

29:42

shrugs, I suppose, but you got to put your sweater

29:44

on first. Ryan wins. He doesn't

29:47

want to. Eric steps in and grabs the sweater.

29:49

I know something about this sweater, and I bet

29:51

that I bet you you don't. This sweater

29:54

was made by a magic genie.

29:56

He whispers to Kelly, our genie's still hot.

29:58

She encourages him to keep going, so

30:01

Eric tells Ryan anyone who wears this sweater

30:04

can fly. Ryan isn't

30:06

buying it. Give me a break. Eric shrugs,

30:08

fine, don't fly. Take the bus, and as

30:10

the adults get ready to leave, Ryan puts on the sweater.

30:13

See this sweater can't. Then Eric

30:15

swoops in to pick up Ryan and fly him around

30:17

the room.

30:18

It makes such perfect sense that eron,

30:20

I know, wonderful with kids, right, Yes, I

30:22

love this as a development of his character.

30:26

It's like, yes, that makes.

30:28

Well, that's where Tommy came from. I mean, this is clearly

30:31

it's so bonned the whole Tommy, because

30:33

again, when I was watching the episode, I'm

30:35

way more comfortable working with Justin

30:38

than I was with Britney, and so

30:40

I was just more relaxed.

30:41

I don't know if that's all your fault, man,

30:43

I feel like the whole first half

30:46

of this scene is just a

30:48

little conflict free in a way

30:50

that like I think,

30:52

I don't know, there's just something about the

30:54

fact that you're like, I'm not most guys,

30:56

and she's like, I'm so glad I met you. Eric

30:58

Matthews. It's like all just sort of like everything's

31:01

working out, and then it also works out

31:03

that you get along with the kid. I was kind of like we could

31:05

have had some layers here of like Eric

31:07

being nervous in the kid, she being nervous about

31:10

Eric and the kid. Then Eric and the kid get along

31:12

great. It could have been like one

31:14

more turn if because the beginning

31:16

was so conflict free, and I felt that for a couple

31:19

of these these scenes with her, it's

31:21

it's just a little like you know that people presenting

31:24

their their ideas and their state

31:26

of life as opposed to being in conflict with one

31:28

another.

31:28

I think it's an overall conflict

31:31

for Eric because this is the yogurt cup, this

31:33

is I found my level, this is where

31:35

I'm going to be, and this is what I'm this is and

31:37

I'm fine with it. I love it. I'm embracing it. And

31:40

I think they've done that with Eric a bunch of times, where

31:42

it's like, you know, this is okay, here's

31:44

I'm going.

31:45

To live in this time. He's fine, and then the audience

31:47

is supposed to know it's not sad

31:49

for him, right, But actually, as an actor, that's really

31:51

hard to play because it's a conflict, which is, right,

31:54

yeah, you're just like cool, everything's great.

31:58

He said, that's why I don't do it well. But it's

32:00

it's true because the same

32:02

thing I felt in that yogurt Cup episode, which

32:04

is like I actually kind of at the end

32:06

of that I kind of thought, maybe it would

32:08

have been good for you to do it. And at

32:11

the end of this episode, I was a little

32:13

like everyone

32:16

every parent has lost their kid

32:19

for one second and had this experience where

32:21

they freaked out. And I understand that what they're saying is

32:23

parents have made that choice. You don't get the opportunity

32:26

to back out of it after you've already become a parent.

32:28

But like Eric is

32:30

really good at it, and Eric does realize

32:33

that he's freaked out and he made a mistake and

32:35

that it is really hard. I don't

32:37

know. I felt the same way at the end of this one too, which

32:39

is like, man, this guy's let him

32:41

look at these things. He's good at yeah, it

32:44

feels like a real relationship. But I will also

32:46

say, the reason we know

32:48

and the reason it hurts us that Eric had ever ended

32:50

up then in a long term serious

32:52

relationship, is because these episodes

32:55

showed us how much love he has to give and

32:57

showed us how great he is

32:59

in relationship. So it's extra

33:02

bitter that we never actually got

33:04

to see it be carried out.

33:05

Yeah, and she goes from

33:07

I'm so lucky to have met you, Eric Matthews

33:10

to breaking up with him because

33:12

he lost his kid.

33:14

I guess, well, no, I think it's because she's letting

33:16

him go because she not

33:19

what's best for him.

33:21

Yeah, even if he decides, even if he's really

33:23

fighting for it, and I

33:25

do like that. She at the end

33:27

says, well, you know where we live,

33:30

and then we don't know if maybe he's going

33:33

to show back up the next day. But by the time he

33:35

comes home, he has also agreed

33:37

that what would be best for him is taking the SATs.

33:40

But I was a little sad

33:42

by it.

33:44

I'd be the mayor of yogurt toown right now with

33:46

a kid.

33:46

But no, nope, look at that, Eric

33:49

yells, we have engine failure, and together they

33:51

land on the couch with a big boom. Ryan

33:53

loves it. He wants to do it again. Kelly interrupts,

33:56

mommy's hungry, let's go. Eric tells

33:58

her there's this really nice restaurant he knows

34:00

of, but Kelly says, kids in nice restaurants

34:02

don't really work together. Eric admits

34:04

some might think it's elegant and romantic, but

34:07

and we optical flip to where else?

34:10

Chubby like this joke was undercup

34:12

by the fact that they already they were there. The data

34:14

chokes.

34:15

I thought the same thing. I was like, it was a little we were just.

34:17

I know where we're going. I'm getting the tea up and

34:19

the reveal. But oh, we already.

34:23

I felt the same thing.

34:24

So this new little family is sitting at a booth

34:26

and Ryan asks if he can play pinball. Eric

34:28

pulls some quarters out of his pocket and sends him

34:30

on his way. I think the O J Jersey

34:33

is gone, by the way, I saw no

34:36

remnants.

34:36

You think somebody finally went, hey, wait a second,

34:39

we should take that down. This might not be the

34:41

best.

34:42

So now alone, Eric and

34:44

Kelly snuggle. Kelly asks, Okay,

34:47

what's wrong with you? Eric's confused? What

34:49

the quarters. I do my own laundry. Do

34:53

they not have a washer and dryer at the Matthews home?

34:54

Apparently they don't have a washer or a

34:57

dryer at the Matthew's house.

34:58

That seems really unlikely.

35:00

Or they make you do your laundry. It's very strange

35:02

at a laundromat, so Kelly

35:05

explains, you say all the right things. You're

35:07

good with Ryan, you're cute as heck, and you're not

35:09

running away. Eric says the right thing to

35:11

her, yet again, what could be better than

35:13

this? He admits that all the other girls

35:15

he's dated, if seems so young, Kelly

35:17

is well grounded and responsible for a whole

35:19

other life. Kelly nods Ryan

35:21

has been a blessing in her life, but at this point in Eric's

35:24

life, is that something he wants. They

35:26

both look at Ryan, who's playing pinball, and he gives

35:29

them a cute little wave and a grin. Eric

35:31

admits, this is where my life is going. Kelly

35:33

smiles and asks Eric about his.

35:35

Family moving so fast, very

35:37

quick.

35:38

I know this is where my life

35:40

is going. Eric

35:43

tells her about Corey. He likes the guy he's

35:45

turning into and actually enjoys hanging out with him

35:47

now and on cue. Corey and Sean walk

35:49

into Chubbies and Eric says not now, get out of here.

35:53

Sean asks, oh, and this is

35:57

hilarious.

35:59

It's really. I mean, I've definitely had

36:01

this moment with friends where like Indy

36:03

was two years old and people are like, how's

36:06

your baby? I'm like my baby,

36:08

Okay, well it's been a while since we've seen

36:10

each other. Then you have no idea what children

36:12

are like.

36:14

They baby.

36:18

Baby?

36:18

Sean asks, where's the baby? Eric repeats

36:20

himself, get out of here now. They don't listen. Corey

36:22

introduces himself and Sean and Sean asks again,

36:25

no, really, where's the baby? He looks under the

36:27

table. Kelly points to the pinball

36:29

game and Sean responds, Oh, do you mind if I go

36:31

over there and play with the baby? Eric

36:33

vouches for him, so Sean walks over to play

36:36

Cory.

36:36

The better joke would have been less awe

36:38

and more if I had gone like, oh,

36:42

like, and you think Sean's going to recognize,

36:44

oh, he's not a baby, and it said he's like, then

36:46

turns oh, can I go play with the baby?

36:48

Right?

36:51

Go back righter? And then I

36:53

do the worst background acting in the

36:55

history of Hysterically.

36:57

I walk over and don't talk to

37:00

the kid. I don't even like play with

37:02

him. I just stand there and you

37:04

can see my face in the so

37:06

bad I was not on

37:09

this week, guys.

37:11

He disengaged. I'm out.

37:13

I'm going to have a small part.

37:14

Okay, oh

37:17

man. Corey says they're going to a movie

37:19

and was wondering if they'd like to come along. Eric

37:21

loves the idea, but Kelly admits I have to get

37:23

Ryan to bed. But you guys go ahead. Corey

37:26

urges Eric, you do not want to miss this one.

37:28

It's Jim Carrey and Steven Seagal starring,

37:30

and what are you doing in my movie?

37:34

I'd watch that, but it's

37:37

such a random joke that

37:39

it seems like a placeholder joke, like a two am

37:41

joke.

37:41

And they're like, we're not going to beat that.

37:42

Oh yes, you know. They kept

37:46

going.

37:48

Keep it.

37:48

It's great.

37:49

Eric thinks about it, but tells Corey it's all about priorities

37:52

and his are changing. He turns to Kelly

37:54

and asks if he can come home with her and read Ryan

37:56

a story. Kelly's more than happy

37:58

to hear that, and Corey look a little let down,

38:01

and then we're in the Matthew's living room.

38:02

I think this is where I was kind of like, wouldn't

38:07

she be worried about this at

38:09

all? I mean, especially considering where she ends

38:11

up, which is that she's very aware

38:14

of like him moving too fast and not being

38:16

ready, and so I don't know,

38:18

I just want.

38:19

To I think maybe she's falling

38:21

into the fantasy a little bit too, where it's like, how did

38:23

I meet somebody that could this actually

38:25

work? You know, I

38:27

had a kid so early in my life, is so different than

38:29

everybody around my age, Like, did I actually

38:31

meet somebody that this kid? So that's how I chalked

38:34

it up. Was kind of like she wants it

38:36

to be yeah.

38:36

And she obviously hasn't experienced

38:38

that before because she is what she has

38:41

experienced, does everyone running the minute they

38:43

hear about him? So she doesn't really

38:45

know how does this go when it goes? Well?

38:47

Playing into the fantasy at this.

38:49

Point, right exactly. So,

39:02

Topanga and Corey are studying for the SATs

39:04

while Sean sets his feet on the coffee table and

39:06

leans back in a chair. Tapega reads

39:08

a question aloud and Sean can't handle it. He

39:10

grabs his head in agony again, and to Panga opens

39:13

the front door so he can stumble out. And you're

39:15

not wearing the leather jacket here. You're

39:17

wearing a different jacket, and

39:20

I don't know why.

39:22

Are you wearing Is this the scene, Danielle where you're

39:24

wearing a sweater crop top.

39:26

A crop top sweater?

39:27

Yeah, you're now officially

39:29

in that.

39:29

No. No, because my tummy's

39:32

not showing. I have hot, so my belly

39:34

button still needs to be warm. I'm like

39:36

Lonnie who wants a coold

39:38

belly button?

39:39

Gotcha?

39:40

I was wondering again, it was like warm

39:43

about wardrobe so much because I was really bothered

39:45

by how color clashing Eric

39:48

and Corey's wardrobe was in this scene,

39:50

because it's like they're both you guys are both

39:52

wearing like reddish sweaters. I

39:54

was just like, wait, it's like they're just close

39:57

enough to bug me, right, that's

40:00

funny. Something was off this this

40:02

scene.

40:02

Something was off with the wardrobe this this scene.

40:05

Maybe so, Corey smiles, you

40:07

did that just so we could be alone. To Pega walks

40:09

over and bites his ear while rubbing

40:11

his shoulders. Corey sighs, the

40:13

ear nice.

40:17

From the audience too.

40:18

Oh yeah, Eric

40:20

makes his way downstairs. You take those SATs

40:23

six or seven times, you start losing that loving

40:25

feeling. Corey tries to encourage him.

40:27

Maybe the eighth times the charm for you. Why don't

40:29

you take the SATs again? You could go to college,

40:32

Corey asks if Eric's still thinking about college,

40:34

and Eric shrugs, maybe I'll get around

40:36

to it. But right now I'm happy with my life. He's

40:38

got a good job, a good girl, good

40:41

kid. His life is really coming together.

40:43

Yeah, at Wilderness Store plays it

40:45

pays well at Wilderness Store. That doubt

40:48

still still living with mom and dad.

40:49

But well, that's one of the reasons that exactly,

40:51

it's one of the reasons the Wilderness Store pays so well. Yeah,

40:54

you don't have to pay for anything else. Then

40:56

Amy and Allen walk in looking less than happy.

40:59

Corey into Pega greet them, but they don't say anything.

41:01

Penga gets nervous, I'm gonna go now,

41:03

your dad is scaring me. Cory assures

41:05

her everything is just fine. Alan butts

41:07

in good night to Panga. Pega says

41:09

by and rushes out. Corey tries to say he's

41:12

leaving with her too, but Alan points at him. You stay.

41:15

Corey's confused. I thought you guys were going out.

41:17

Alan scoffs. We did. We got about

41:19

three blocks and the funniest thing happened.

41:22

We ran out of gas. Amy

41:24

asks, now, who had that car last? Alan

41:26

shouts, good question. I

41:29

think I know the answer. Could it be Corey?

41:32

Alan explains the rule he who has the

41:34

car last fills the tank with gas.

41:37

Corey apologizes and says he forgot, but Alan

41:39

interrupts, you're about three blocks too

41:41

late for Sorry, no car for a week.

41:43

Corey's jaw drops and his parents walk

41:45

out of the room.

41:46

Oh going back. This was where Ben made

41:48

the face when he was when Alan's

41:51

teeing him up about who you

41:53

know, and I've telling the story

41:55

and Corey knows what's coming. Ben just

41:57

makes the perfect light. I

41:59

don't I'm gonna pretend I don't know what you're talking about,

42:01

but I'm so worried. It

42:04

was hysterical.

42:05

Oh my moments

42:07

that.

42:09

It was perfect, so funny.

42:11

So Corey complains to Eric he could have at

42:13

least let me explain. Eric asks

42:15

what he had and Corey admits nothing. I had

42:18

nothing. Eric is sympathetic. I

42:20

was once a son myself. I'll go in there and

42:22

try to straighten it out for you. Okay. Corey thanks

42:24

him, and Eric shows off a very proud strut

42:27

on the head of the kitchen.

42:28

Yeah.

42:29

And then we're in the Matthew's kitchen. Eric tells Alan,

42:31

who's dressed like he's delivering packages for

42:33

you. Ps. I can't believe.

42:35

It's like seventies brown the whole and

42:38

what something's off?

42:40

Something weird because I noticed that as well.

42:42

It's like it's like, are we doing a

42:45

time travel episode again?

42:46

What are they wearing?

42:47

Yeah, I can't believe

42:49

the way Corey was laughing at you behind your back.

42:52

Alan. I know

42:54

it is funny because then it doesn't really go anywhere,

42:56

but it's just like.

42:57

I'll take care of it. Then it's he was really

43:00

saying bad things about you.

43:01

Alan gives a confused look. Just as we hear

43:03

a car honk outside. Eric says that's

43:05

Kelly and he begins to leave, but Amy stops

43:07

him. You guys have been going out for a while, we

43:09

still haven't met her. You should invite her to come in.

43:12

Eric says they're in a hurry, but Amy yells to Kelly

43:14

come on in. Eric's obviously not into

43:16

the idea, and Alan asks, afraid I'll say something

43:18

to embarrass you. Kelly walks through the

43:20

door and meets the Matthews, introducing herself.

43:23

Alan child's at a boy as he looks

43:25

her up and down like a total creep, Oh weird

43:27

thing.

43:28

To do, boy,

43:31

and.

43:31

Looks her up and down. Amy

43:34

is rightfully embarrassed.

43:36

So many beautiful women. Every every

43:39

time a door opens and a woman walks in on the

43:41

show, she's gorgeous. It's

43:43

like the.

43:44

Question I had was is and

43:46

I might be just reading too much into this or hopefully

43:49

this is what it was, is that Alan

43:52

is doing that specifically to

43:54

embarrass Eric. No, because

43:57

he says, you don't want you don't want me to say

43:59

anything embarrassing, do you like? And then he

44:01

comes in and so he specifically says something,

44:03

yeah, that he knows will be embarrassed.

44:05

It's a charitable to jay. I

44:07

think if you inserted a little more irony

44:09

in the performance, I might have seen that. I think

44:11

actually the the the

44:15

joke that the writers were going for is that she's older.

44:18

Right, so more like right,

44:20

it's somebody he would even be attracted to like

44:23

because.

44:24

Because remember when you dated the older woman that

44:26

Amy worked with, Alan was like stoked

44:28

for you, Like that was part of it. And so I think you're playing

44:31

back on that idea of like Alan being like, oh,

44:33

you've got a real woman this time. Unfortunately

44:35

she you, guys, you look older if you look

44:37

like you're in your early twenties, and she looks like she's in early

44:39

twenties. So it doesn't seem like that storyline

44:42

doesn't visually read.

44:43

Agreed, I was trying to be charitable, Yeah,

44:46

but unfortunately I think you're both right,

44:48

but I'm trying to be charitrible.

44:49

Amy is rightfully embarrassed, and she introduces

44:52

herself and Alan. Alan shyly smiles,

44:55

Hello, Kelly, Zippit, Alan Zippit.

44:58

Then Ryan walks in and lodge himself

45:00

between Eric and Kelly. Kelly introduces Ryan

45:02

to Alan and Amy, who stare at the kid

45:04

in shock. Alan stutters, trying

45:06

to act normal. Did you hear that? Amy?

45:09

They've got a son? And then

45:11

we go to the commercial break. We're in the Matthew's

45:14

kitchen. Amy gets it together to tell Ryan and Kelly

45:16

that it's nice to meet them both. Alan

45:18

offers to get everyone a drink a juice box.

45:20

Maybe. Kelly quietly asks Eric

45:22

why he didn't tell them, and he bluffs it's

45:24

easy, then proceeds to quickly introduce his

45:27

parents to Ryan. Kelly gives a full introduction

45:29

of Ryan to the Matthew saying he's six years old

45:31

and the love of her life. Then Morgan

45:34

peeps her head into the kitchen. Did someone mention

45:36

laser tag? She wants to come too. Alan

45:38

tells her they're on a date and Morgan doesn't

45:40

understand, so she's bringing her brother.

45:43

Ryan corrects her. I know they acted like

45:45

this was such a burn, like it.

45:46

Was such a huge thing.

45:47

Oh, I know, I do like this, you

45:51

know, inserting Morgan into this situation makes it

45:53

a lot of sense, and it's a cool way to highlight

45:55

Oh this is awkward, And I actually

45:57

thought maybe they would play that

45:59

out throughout the episode, like Morgan does

46:01

come along and then Eric has to navigate

46:04

having a father relationship with one

46:06

kid and a brother relationship with

46:08

another. I thought that was actually rich

46:10

territory for a cool yeah, like

46:12

conflict as it is like right now, I

46:15

guess the act break conflict is that Alan

46:17

and Amy are discovering that. But

46:19

then that's like, what are they going to do, Like, it's not like they're

46:22

going to say, don't date somebody who as a kid. That's

46:24

not a problem really, it's just okay.

46:26

So the conflict is kind of immediately

46:28

evaporated. Yeah,

46:31

I was waiting for something more to kind

46:33

of develop here, and it, Yeah, doesn't it just happens.

46:37

Ryan corrects her, she's my mom. Morgan

46:40

says, then she'll just bring her mom too. Eric's

46:42

had enough. Whoever wants to come can come, but for

46:44

the love of God, no more talking. Kelly

46:46

tells the Matthews it was nice meeting them, and she

46:48

hopes to see them again. Amy says she's

46:50

welcome anytime. Morgan apologizes

46:53

to Ryan for thinking his mom was his sister, and

46:55

Ryan shrugs, it's okay. It happens all the time.

46:57

Kelly and Ryan walk out, with Morgan and following

47:00

behind them, Morgan, no, goodbye,

47:02

she just leaves. I was

47:04

a little like, oh, I guess she is going.

47:06

I didn't realize she's leaving now

47:09

apparently.

47:09

Yeah, And then we're in Corey's room. Corey

47:11

complains to Eric about how nuts their dad is going

47:13

about the whole car thing. Eric asks you,

47:16

he's been all over me about Kelly and it's only been five

47:18

dates. It's not like I'm planning my big June

47:20

wedding. And then on cue, Eric walks

47:22

out of the closet wearing a good looking guy tucks.

47:26

As he checks himself

47:28

out, Corey brings up the SATs again. They

47:30

can even take them together and help each other out.

47:32

This is my favorite see it of the

47:34

episode, by the way, just you two in the bedroom.

47:37

Yeah, I don't know. Something about this too felt

47:39

comfortable and it was all

47:41

like, this is really fun. This felt old family

47:44

sitcom dynamics, everyone sort

47:46

of talking through where they're at. It's it's just good. It's

47:48

good, and you guys are all so good in it.

47:49

Yeah, Eric responds

47:51

on my little Corey with your get smart

47:54

quick schemes. The good old sessat

47:58

ship sound.

48:00

I mean, this is one of those lines that's

48:02

just so so funny, I know, and yet

48:04

so clever. It's just so

48:07

stink and clever. I'm just like, yeah, that's

48:09

the kind of thing that people like lodges

48:11

into people's brains and they don't remember what

48:14

episode of Boy thet World it is. But the good

48:16

ship ss S s AT

48:18

and your delivery. It's just so witty.

48:21

I love it. I love it.

48:22

It was fun dialogue.

48:35

Corey clarifies, So that's it. No college.

48:37

Eric shrugs. It's not like I'm ruining my life or

48:39

anything. I'll just move on to what I would have done after

48:41

college. Corey raises an eyebrow. Secret

48:44

service guy. Eric gets serious, you

48:46

read my secret dossier. Alan

48:48

walks into say good night. He points to Corey. I

48:50

hope you understand why I took away your driving privileges.

48:53

Corey nods, I completely understand. So

48:55

can I have the car tomorrow night? Alan scoffs.

48:57

Cory must be kidding. Corey says, it's been a couple

49:00

of days already. Why wouldn't he be able to Alan

49:02

clarifies, I said a week. Alan

49:04

then points to Eric. Take off my tuxedo.

49:07

Eric groans fits Eric pretty

49:09

perfectly right.

49:11

We never ever get into why he's in the

49:13

tuxio right, No idea? What I think we

49:15

could be going to the prom somebody?

49:17

No idea? Why never?

49:18

It's never mentioned?

49:19

Are you just trying to be more grown up? Is the idea?

49:21

Like you're trying to dress up.

49:23

I do think the the

49:25

implication is that you were planning

49:28

your June wedding and you are

49:30

so invested in this relationship

49:33

with her and imagining your future

49:35

that you were like, I'm going to go try on my dad's top,

49:37

I'm going to get a picture of this. That you really are lost

49:40

in the fantasy of your future

49:42

as a family man. So

49:44

I think that's the implication, which is why it never really

49:46

needs to be addressed. But it is

49:48

odd. It's a little like Morgan getting into

49:50

the tutu and then

49:52

there'll be like no reason for that either.

49:54

I mean maybe even just Alan being a little more

49:56

confused, like take off my talks, what do you

49:58

do? And then a response that kind

50:01

of gives him.

50:02

Anybody remember the last time Eric was

50:04

in that same.

50:05

Tux good look the good looking guy.

50:07

Good looking guy, Yeah, which was an episode

50:09

where you went on a date with a girl

50:11

who does she have a kid? In that one too? Didn't

50:14

at the end of the episode.

50:15

You end up in it was the real episode?

50:17

Yeah, yeah, and I think she also has

50:20

a kid.

50:20

She did? Yeah, I remember the kids making put

50:22

on texes, that's what it is.

50:24

Yeah, kids equals kids make him

50:26

get a job. The fear of dating a woman.

50:28

With a kid spurs fantasy.

50:32

Go on to the SATs and focus on college,

50:34

because god, you could.

50:35

Be a dad right now, Alan

50:38

hoofs between the two of you, guys, I've got

50:40

nothing. He walks out, and Corey is

50:43

defeated. He's taking this dad stuff way

50:45

too seriously. Eric tries to be the voice

50:47

of reason. I've learned something and all

50:49

the time I've spent with Ryan, the key to a successful

50:51

father son relationship is friendship,

50:53

communication and trust. And occasionally

50:56

you throw in a Tootsie roll. Not

50:59

bad advice.

51:00

Tutsi rolls are great.

51:03

And then we get a variation on the optical

51:05

flip to Chubby's. We focus on a huge

51:07

pile of Tutsi rolls on the pool room table

51:09

where Eric and Ryan are sitting. It's

51:11

not the pool room table, right right, right, Yeah,

51:15

there's a bunch of toys and stuffed animals scattered

51:17

around them. Ryan asks his new dad,

51:20

what do we do now? Eric replies, we sit

51:22

now, buddy, If that's okay, I think sitting's

51:24

the only thing we haven't done all day. Ryan

51:27

excitedly asks can we go to the zoo? Eric

51:29

tells him they already went to the zoo. He reminds

51:31

him how he had to jump into the ocelot cage

51:33

to get Ryan's sixers hat from the game they

51:35

went to. It is worth noting. Eric

51:38

holds up the Classic Sports Specialties

51:40

Sixers snapback, which currently

51:43

averages around two hundred dollars

51:45

on eBay.

51:48

Who says, I didn't, I didn't.

51:50

It's got mothballs in it. Ryan

51:54

remembers, yes, right, Ryan

51:56

remembers, you were scared. You ran fast.

51:59

Eric thought the a lot was part of the Gerbil organization.

52:02

Laughs, falling asleep because we are just

52:04

doing backstory conversation for

52:06

a page and a half. That is not funny,

52:08

but you get to say what's happening, just kind of

52:11

why are we talking about what happened? And

52:14

two characters regurgitating their.

52:16

Daily They needed to set up

52:18

why. Eric was ready to take

52:20

it with yeah and why yes.

52:23

They having a page and

52:25

a half of it, and then you did this,

52:28

and then you did that, and then you.

52:29

Did Ryan

52:34

laughs. So they were Leopards, Eric shoots

52:36

back, but you told me they were Gerbils. They

52:38

share a laugh and Ryan tells them he doesn't mind sitting

52:41

just as long as Eric sits with him. Eric says

52:43

he'll be sitting with him, no worries, and then Corey

52:45

to Pega and Sean walk in and Sean's shouts

52:47

it's the baby to

52:50

Pengaleen's down and gushas, aren't you adorable?

52:52

Ryan hans are a Tootsie roll. In return, Sean

52:55

announces, all right to Penga, me and Corey against

52:57

you and you're going down to

52:59

thank doesn't think that's fair? You didn't like that?

53:02

No, what is happening

53:04

to me that? I feel like I just showed up on tape

53:06

night, read the script and was like what

53:08

am I saying? Okay, and

53:13

make it so false and so like

53:16

forced.

53:17

It's so

53:19

Bega doesn't think that's fair, so she asks

53:22

Eric to be on her team. Eric can't.

53:24

He takes his babysitting responsibilities pretty

53:26

seriously. As the gang gets the game ready,

53:28

Eric turns to Ryan and pleads one quick

53:30

game? Can I? Ryan wines, you

53:32

said you were going to be with me. Eric assures

53:35

him he'll still be with him, He just wants to play a quick game

53:37

with his friends. Ryan asks if he can be on

53:39

Eric's team, and Eric jokes, well, you're still

53:41

too short to see over the table. Ryan

53:44

sadly asks, you'd rather be with them?

53:46

Eric says no, it's just that he's been with Ryan

53:48

all day. Ryan siys, it's

53:50

okay, you can go play with them. Eric tells

53:52

him he's the coolest and hands him a Tootsie roll before

53:55

tousling his hair and endearment. Ryan

53:57

looks at the Tutsi roll and then back at Eric as he walks

53:59

away. He's bummed. Eric grabs

54:01

a pool stick and Sean asks what he and his baby

54:03

have been up. To Eric's

54:06

s eyes, they did everything there is to

54:08

do in the world. Eric tells Corey, you

54:10

have no idea how adult you look to me right

54:12

now.

54:13

I just want to there is nothing more devastating

54:16

than you are kid, or a kid being more

54:18

mature than you, or or like

54:20

having sympathy for you as a

54:22

as like I had this moment with Indy.

54:24

We were on vacation with some friends

54:27

and they had a daughter who was

54:29

like two years younger than

54:31

Indy, and he had spent all day

54:34

with this four year old and he was six,

54:36

and you know, four

54:39

year old to a six year old seem like they're annoying

54:41

or right, and so at

54:43

the end of the night, you know, he and I were swimming

54:45

in the pool at this hotel

54:47

and he's like, Dad, let's

54:50

say this girl's name was Sarah. He's like, Dad,

54:53

when you hang out with me, is it like Sarah?

54:55

Do I annoy you? Like Sarah annoys me? And

54:58

I was like, oh, yes, they

55:00

are so insightful. That's exactly

55:03

what it feels like. Oh,

55:05

but it broke my heart because I was like, oh, I cannot

55:07

let him feel that, you know, But of course I

55:10

had because I'm a parent and I'm harried

55:12

and doing other things and letting it, you know, and I just

55:14

it was like such it was the most heartbreaking

55:17

thing because if he had said to me, like, Dad, hang out

55:19

with me, play with me, I would have, you know, found

55:21

a way to like rebuff him and talk to him or try

55:23

and do it. But for him to like have the next level

55:26

of like putting he knew my

55:28

mental state and was able to see it, and that

55:30

was just so devastated. I was like, yeah, sometimes

55:33

sometimes you are you know, you're young.

55:35

It's okay, it's okay,

55:37

I still love you.

55:38

Oh. Anyway, just reminded me of that a lot.

55:40

That's so funny. That is very insightful

55:43

of him. Though I appreciate that I

55:45

don't want children.

55:46

The more you guys talk, let's be honest.

55:49

No, it's great, man, Now, anyone like

55:51

this moment, even though it was devastating, was really

55:54

beautiful in a way. You know, it actually brought Andy

55:56

and I closer together because you know that I could

55:58

say to him like, yea, you are kid,

56:00

you are different than me, and that's great. Like, that's what's

56:03

fun about our engagement is that we're

56:05

not just friends. We're not the same,

56:07

We're not equals in all of our development.

56:09

It's it's a constant conversation.

56:12

Ryan hears this and looks crushed. He

56:14

walks over to Eric and tugs on his sweater. He asks

56:16

if he can get some ice cream. Eric hands him

56:18

some money and Ryan thanks him for everything.

56:21

He runs off and Eric takes his first pool

56:23

shot. Eric asks the group when they're actually

56:25

taking the SATs into Panga tells him it's a week

56:27

from Saturday. Sean gets a burst of pain

56:30

again. A Corey

56:32

reveals he told Sean that Saturday is just

56:34

cake day at school

56:36

and perhaps some crem brew let. He

56:39

and Sean both grin.

56:41

It's a cake face.

56:43

Yea, The Simpsons.

56:47

Eric calls his next shot and tells Ryan to come watch

56:49

it, but it gets no response. They all turn to look

56:51

for him, but he's gone. Sean gasps,

56:54

the baby's gone.

56:56

That's the new Chubby's angle, isn't it. Have we seen an

56:58

angle before? No, whole

57:01

table room straight through.

57:02

We haven't seen that. Yeah,

57:05

we've never seen all the way from the pool table

57:07

room to the bar line

57:09

the counter. Yeah. And then we're in Kelly's

57:11

apartment. Eric's pacing. He yelled at Ryan.

57:14

He can't believe he yelled at Ryan. Kelly

57:16

assures him it's fine. Ryan's in bed,

57:18

he's sleeping. It's over. Eric admits,

57:20

I flipped out. I saw him sitting outside on the curb,

57:22

and I started screaming at him. Even there,

57:25

Even though Eric only took his eye off

57:27

of him for one minute, anything could have happened.

57:29

Eric asks how she does this every day. She

57:32

says she does it because she loves him. Eric

57:34

explains, I was with him all day. I just wanted

57:36

a minute to myself, and he got so upset. Kelly

57:39

tells him, he's not upset at you, he's upset

57:41

at not having a full time father every minute

57:43

of every day to make up for what he's lost.

57:46

Eric says he needs so much. Kelly

57:49

agrees and tells Eric he's going to be

57:51

such a great dad when

57:53

he's ready. Just because she's a mom

57:55

doesn't mean he has to be a dad.

57:59

Eric grabs her hand. He's not looking

58:01

to get out of this, She shakes her head. I know

58:03

that, but listen to me. You still have

58:05

so many options available to you in your life.

58:07

Take advantage of them, she nervously.

58:10

She nervously laughs, you know I'm right.

58:13

Eric musters out, you're dumping me. She

58:15

says, no, I just think that the fair thing

58:18

would be to get out of this before anybody gets

58:20

too attached. Eric thinks

58:22

he let her down, and she tells him no, the

58:24

only way he could have let her down is if he stuck

58:26

around just to be a nice guy.

58:28

When I am acting in this scene, ooh, I'm I'm

58:31

trying swinging for the fences in the scene, I'm really

58:33

trying. This is a scene where I was like,

58:35

man, it's I'm I liked set. I'm making

58:37

choices, but I didn't like the choices I was making, So

58:40

yeah.

58:41

I thought it was good. I thought I thought it was a good

58:43

scene between the two of you. She

58:45

was great, She's yeah, she's really

58:47

good in this whole episode. I actually, I really

58:50

thought she did a nice job. She did a nice

58:52

job of.

58:54

Yeah.

58:54

It's a it's a tough balance to play

58:57

a mom who is also a

59:00

totally kind of well developed

59:02

character outside of being a mom. And even though they

59:04

don't give her like we don't know what she does for a living,

59:06

we don't know any of her like, what

59:08

she even likes. But I felt like,

59:11

I, I don't know. I felt like I liked

59:14

her as a woman, even though all I really

59:16

knew about her was that she was a mom. But I didn't feel

59:18

like that's one of the three types.

59:20

Not a fast girl. She's a mom.

59:22

She's a good girl. She's a mom, good girl, a good

59:24

girl mom. Even though to

59:26

be a out of wedlock mom means

59:29

she used to be a fast

59:31

a reformed fast.

59:32

Girl or jacket.

59:35

It's in the closet.

59:36

Corey. She had her own Corey. They

59:38

were married at eighteen, and he passed away in a

59:40

fiery car crash. Right, you don't

59:42

know, you don't know. She could have been a girl, girl, the

59:44

entire way.

59:45

You have no idea right. Yeah, she could

59:47

have been married at eighteen and married for five

59:49

days tbanga was Eric

59:52

tells her again, I'm not looking to get out of this.

59:54

She shrugs, well, you know where

59:56

we live. They both look at each other endearingly,

59:59

and then Ryan calls out for his mom. He

1:00:01

needs her.

1:00:02

She smiles, she's okay with

1:00:04

caddily dating.

1:00:07

No, I do think you know where

1:00:09

we live is.

1:00:12

You can come back if you grow

1:00:14

up. No, you're ready for this.

1:00:16

I really think. She's saying,

1:00:20

you are too nice to tell

1:00:23

me that you're in over your head. But

1:00:26

I see that you're in over your head

1:00:28

and that's make and so I'm going to end

1:00:30

it. But you're also telling me that you're not

1:00:32

willing. I don't want this to be put

1:00:35

on me. I'm not willing to say yes, I'm

1:00:37

breaking up with you because I don't like you. But

1:00:39

I do think if I just if

1:00:41

I give you an easy out and you really

1:00:44

think about it, you won't be back because

1:00:46

you do know that I'm right, And that is then kind

1:00:48

of what happens. He leaves her house, and

1:00:51

his drive home is him thinking

1:00:53

about do I

1:00:55

take the SATs? Do I go

1:00:57

to college? Is that really what I want?

1:01:00

Do?

1:01:00

I want to be a dad now? And he ends up

1:01:02

making the decision by the time he gets home, I'm

1:01:04

going to take the SATs. So I

1:01:09

did like that that that they

1:01:11

didn't put him in as they didn't put Eric in a

1:01:13

situation where she made the choice

1:01:16

for.

1:01:19

She opened the door and he's got to decide what he wants.

1:01:21

To do exactly. And she said, you

1:01:23

know, listen, I think I think if

1:01:25

you really are honest with yourself and with me, you

1:01:28

would realize that you're not ready for this. And and

1:01:30

what would make me would what would be

1:01:32

worse for me is for you sticking around just to be

1:01:34

a nice guy. And and so I think they

1:01:37

did a pretty good job there. I did like that that it

1:01:39

was on him. It wasn't that she, she

1:01:41

took made the choice for him. So

1:01:43

Eric holds one of the stuffed animals that

1:01:46

he got for Ryan today and he looks down at

1:01:48

it in distress. He places it on the table

1:01:50

by the doorway and he lets himself out,

1:01:53

And then we're in the Matthews living room. Amy

1:01:55

and Allen are cuddling on the couch watching the news.

1:01:58

Corey tries to quietly sneak in the front

1:02:00

door before realizing his parents are right

1:02:02

there.

1:02:03

They had to be howling, just

1:02:05

the idea. It's he's they're staring at

1:02:07

him.

1:02:08

He's staring at them, but he still tiptoes

1:02:10

up and so good, it's so

1:02:12

so funny.

1:02:13

He's like, commit, just commit.

1:02:16

It was so funny.

1:02:19

They stare at him as he tiptoes past them.

1:02:21

Once he gets to the stairs, he whispers yes,

1:02:23

then walks to the middle of the stairs, turns around

1:02:25

and pretends like he's walking down for the first time.

1:02:28

Hey, mommy, daddy, how you doing. Look

1:02:30

at you two? Watching tv? He dramatically

1:02:32

complains about his eyes. It'd be nice to look

1:02:34

at something other than a book. Amy deadpans,

1:02:37

we know you took the car. Corey

1:02:39

responds, Sorry, guys, my friends needed a

1:02:41

ride. You weren't around. It was late. Alan

1:02:44

angrily responds, I don't care. Eric

1:02:46

walks in as the argument begins, and Alan continues,

1:02:49

you just bought yourself two weeks. Corey

1:02:51

shocked, and he's acting very

1:02:54

entitled. My

1:02:57

friends needed a ride, Okay, it was

1:03:00

late. Why are you treating me like a kid? Eric

1:03:02

jumps in because you are a kid. Corey

1:03:05

scoffs, this is none of your business. Okay. Eric

1:03:07

admits, you're right, it's not because

1:03:10

I'm not a dad. I do know that he's got

1:03:12

a tough time raising us, and I know that we

1:03:14

don't make it any easier. Eric points

1:03:16

to Alan. You think he likes yelling at us. He doesn't.

1:03:18

He hates it, and he can't keep his eyes on us every

1:03:20

second. Now, go to your room. Corey's flabbergasted.

1:03:23

He turns to Alan. Are you gonna let him

1:03:25

just? Alan cuts him off, Go to your

1:03:27

room. Alan turns to Eric pleasantly

1:03:30

surprised. Maybe you are ready to be

1:03:32

a dad. Eric reveals she dumped

1:03:34

me. I'm gonna go upstairs and study for my

1:03:36

SATs. And then the crown

1:03:40

ooo round of applause.

1:03:42

Apparently everyone was secretly

1:03:45

really rooting for you to take the SATs. Yeah,

1:03:47

I guess so, I was not aware

1:03:49

of that.

1:03:50

I wasn't either, but I guess it's

1:03:52

I mean, the audience doesn't lie.

1:03:53

Yeah, that's true, those inmates.

1:03:55

Yeah.

1:03:56

And then we're in the tag. We're in the Matthews living room.

1:03:58

Alan and Amy are watching TV popcorn

1:04:00

to Panga and Corey barge through the door. Corey

1:04:03

greets them, how are you too this evening? Amy

1:04:05

responds, you're home a little late. Corey nods,

1:04:07

yes, we are. Isn't that interesting? Tapeka

1:04:10

urges him not to make a big deal of it, but Corey dismisses

1:04:12

it. He wants to know who had the car last. Amy

1:04:15

points to Alan. Corey sarcastically asks,

1:04:17

I just want to know what happened to that house rule

1:04:19

the one that goes whoever had the car? Last

1:04:22

puts gas in the tank. Alan mocks

1:04:24

him, Sorry, core I forgot. Corey

1:04:26

breaks into something very familiar. You're

1:04:28

about seven blocks late for sorry.

1:04:31

Alan needs some clarity. Let me get this straight.

1:04:34

You're out with your girlfriend, you legitimately

1:04:36

run out of gas. You push the car back seven

1:04:38

blocks just to yell at me. Corey responds,

1:04:41

no, I just wanted to explain why we were home so late,

1:04:43

and to say thank you to Penga

1:04:45

shouts Corey, and Corey tells her

1:04:47

thank you too.

1:04:49

I don't get it. What's the joke?

1:04:51

Did you he made out in the car.

1:04:53

That's something happened in the car, because the old joke is,

1:04:55

Hey, babe, sorry, I ran out of her. Now

1:04:57

we're trapped in the car with nothing dwe And

1:05:01

so essentially what they were saying was the

1:05:03

pango was due to your right while

1:05:05

they were down there.

1:05:06

Yeah, but we also pushed

1:05:08

against everything. So I guess we were

1:05:11

like making out while pushing

1:05:13

a car back.

1:05:14

No, because because you would have pushed the car back seven

1:05:16

blocks relatively quickly and then you just

1:05:19

outside.

1:05:19

We were gone all night making out

1:05:22

or you were.

1:05:22

Making out seven blocks away and then.

1:05:24

Pushed then pushed the car right,

1:05:27

it's yeah, right,

1:05:32

I really, I honestly just didn't understand what's happened.

1:05:34

I was like, is the joke that they just came home and they didn't

1:05:36

get to go on their day and then okay, now I get it.

1:05:38

We to Panga.

1:05:41

But against everything that

1:05:43

Corey, Corey.

1:05:45

Just kisses, just kisses, just kisses

1:05:49

making out.

1:05:50

It's you just called

1:05:51

me, genuinely called

1:05:53

me Sean. Did she

1:05:55

did play back the tape? He

1:05:59

just kisses show on My

1:06:02

name is writer?

1:06:04

God, you

1:06:06

could tell me that as many times as you want. I don't believe

1:06:08

it.

1:06:08

You gotta hangro.

1:06:15

Why is Seans away?

1:06:17

God?

1:06:18

My god?

1:06:18

Why does Sean have so many books behind him Sean.

1:06:22

Did Sean take the s A T S o.

1:06:25

Oh, guys, I gotta go, I

1:06:27

gotta go. Oh.

1:06:30

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