Please Like Me (2013) s01e04 Episode Script
All You Can Eat
I broke up with Geoffrey.
What? Why? - He keeps saying how much he likes me.
- What a dick! No, you don't understand.
It's all the time.
Constantly, just constantly all the time how much he likes me.
Then I have to say nice things and I never can, and I think it's because I think I don't really like him, you know? I think I just I'm grateful that he has so many muscles and he's willing to kiss me.
Niamh's coming over today to talk about the baby.
About what we're gonna do.
- Oh, shit, I think he's coming.
- (TOILET FLUSHES) What, he's still there? Yeah.
He went to the bathroom to cry.
I feel horrible that we wasted this conversation on my less important problems.
Do you feel at all horrible that you didn't wait for him to leave before you called? When you say you're gonna decide what you're gonna do with the baby, do you mean you're deciding if you're gonna have an abortion? - Yeah, I guess so.
- Oh, man, that's fucked.
- (DOOR OPENS) - But I've really gotta go.
I've gotta go.
You ok? I don't even want to waste energy talking to you about it.
SONG: * One, two * * One, two, three, four * Ooh * Yeah, I'll be fine, yeah, yeah * * Ooh * * Ooh * * Ok * * Ooh * * Oh, the good Lord knows it * * Ooh * * Oh, the good Lord knows it * * Ooh * * I left better behind * * I'll be fine, yeah, yeah, yeah * * Make my mamma tum another blind eye * * Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah * * I left better behind * * I'll be fine * - Josh? - I've made you a sandwich.
I've decided to do internet dating.
- Ok.
- And I need a photo for the profile thing.
Good.
Ok.
- What? - Come on.
- Why are you looking at me like that? - Come on! - What? - I need you.
- I really need you and I love you.
- Ok, fine.
Yes, fine.
Good! Ah, maybe you could try smiling.
So when did you start being gay? Oh, what? No, I don't - I don't know.
- Did you just realise, or what? No, I had an idea, you know? I just sort of hoped it was a phase.
- And it's not a phase? - (PHONE BEEPS) Nah.
- _ - Who's it from? - Geoffrey.
- Oh, he's so lovely, Josh.
Oh, but we broke up.
- Oh.
You ok? - Yeah.
You know, I broke up with him, so I'm the winner.
Oh, no, come on.
Show me the photos.
I can't stand this.
Show it to me.
Show it to me.
- (LAUGHS) - Oh! Oh, Josh, they're awful! Oh, they're so awful! Nuh.
I think I should get more of my boobs out.
- Really? - You think I should get more out? - Come on, take a photo of my boobs.
- Yes, 'cause boys kind of like that.
Yeah, take the boobs.
- Oh, no.
- No, don't be silly.
- Is that better? - Nuh.
Josh, take it with Josh! - No! - Take it with the boobs out.
(LAUGHS) Josh, don't be silly! - (DOG RUFFS) - Who did this? I have been reported to VicRoads for dangerous driving.
Apparently if you're old, people can just spy on you and dob you in to the authorities and you're punished for it.
Old people get penalised and have to redo their test.
You're not old, are you? Are you old? You don't look a day over 12.
- Did you do this? - No, I didn't do it.
But you think I'm a bad driver.
I think you're the worst.
I think you are just the worst.
But I didn't do it.
I didn't know you could, otherwise I probably would have.
Rose did it.
Mum doesn't have the confidence to make calls to strangers.
- ROSE: Josh! Josh! - (DOG BARKS) Josh, lovey! Yeah? Oh, I can't figure out how to put the picture on here.
I've figured out how to do all the "about me" stuff and I don't know how to put the goddamn picture there.
Ok.
"Mother of one boy and one dog.
" And that's your that's your headline? Yeah, that's who I am.
It's not very alluring, though, is it? Well, I don't know.
I just think maybe you should put something, like, snappy and fun.
Do you know what I mean? Like, "Hello, boys!" Ok, not that.
But just something, you know, fun? - Yeah, but it should be honest, though.
- Honesty's good.
That's good.
What's something honestly fun about you? Um - I guess we'll just come back to it.
- (LAUGHS) I will find out who did this.
(PHONE RINGING TONE) Hello.
This is Niamh.
I'm not available at the moment.
Just leave me a glorious message.
(BEEP!) Hey, um, just wondering when you're coming over today.
It's Tom.
Love you.
This guy says his ideal date is a nice dinner overlooking the ocean, not fish and chips, and then a walk along the beach.
- Why no fish and chips? - I don't know.
Is that a problem? Do you need a man who likes fish and chips? - Oh, just send him a thing.
- A kiss? - Yeah.
- Ok.
Ooh, this guy hates racists.
Are you racist? Well, I don't know.
Am I? No more than is normal, I don't think.
Well, send him a thing too.
This guy is "just an honest bloke who likes a laugh.
" - Well, that sounds nice.
- Everyone likes a laugh.
Who doesn't like a laugh? Doesn't make you special.
- Oh, just send him a thing.
- (COMPUTER BLEEPS) - What was that? - Someone wants to chat to you.
What do we do? Oh, my Lord, an actual person's chatting to us.
Well, say hi.
No, this has gone too far.
I'm not pretending to be my mother talking to strange men on the internet.
- Josh, time to go.
Come on, let's go.
- Where do you wanna go? Well, I'm not going to stand around here for days being humiliated while I try and work out who did this thing to me.
I'm doing my test this afternoon.
Come on, come on, come on.
Coming.
- (GRINDS GEARS) - Ah, bugger! Oh, I'm gonna be fine.
I've been driving for over 50 years.
Yeah? No, you'll be good, yeah.
Maybe you just need to relax a little.
I am relaxed.
Ok.
Alright.
Did you bring your phone? I'm having coffee with Dad.
Maybe you can call me when you're done.
I'm not an idiot.
I I never said you were, Peg.
But you dobbed me in to the cops, though, didn't you? I really didn't.
- What are you doing? - I'm just giving you a kiss goodbye.
You've never done that before.
Not since you were a little I was just trying to be nice.
You patronising little shit! Hey, um just wondering I thought you were gonna come over.
I thought you were gonna come over and talk about this about the thing.
Um, maybe your phone's flat or something.
I left you some Facebook messages in case.
Just I'm at home, so give me a call.
Bye.
How's your mother? Yep, good.
She seems happy.
Have you got her doing things? She has to get up and do things.
Yeah, Dad, she started internet dating today.
- Is that safe? - Yeah.
Yeah, it's safe.
Really? She's gonna meet men off the internet? I think that's I think that's the general point.
- Isn't that a bit uncool? - No, Dad.
People do that these days.
Yeah, but she wouldn't meet them at their house, would she? (LAUGHS) I don't know.
I didn't ask her where she was planning on meeting the men.
I hope not at the house.
- How much does it cost? - (PHONE BEEPS) She picked a free one.
Plentyoffish.
- _ - Sounds dodgy.
It's fine.
_ Um, how would you feel if I moved to Thailand? Are you moving to Thailand? Are you telling me you're moving to Thailand? I don't know yet.
But Mae wants to move back.
Does it mean that sometimes you'd pay for me to fly to Thailand? Yeah, if you like.
But then I'd have to see you there, once I get there.
- You'd want to hang out? - Yeah.
- (PHONE BLEEPS) - That's a shame.
_ (PHONE RINGS) Hi, Peg.
Yeah, we're just down the road.
Ok.
Yes.
Ok.
Ok, bye.
Yep.
In the sea.
- What? - Plenty of fish in the sea.
Probably where it comes from.
Yeah.
That's why they call the website yeah.
Hey, Aunty Peg.
I'm not your aunty.
I never was.
How'd it go? Oh.
Ok.
Are you gonna open the goddamn car or are we going to have some sort of car park party? Yep.
Jesus shit! ('5, 6, 7, 8' BY STEPS PLAYS ON CAR STEREO) (SINGS) * It's time to begin, I'll count you in! * 5, 6, 7, 8 My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy Oh, what's that? The car's slowing down! Peg, it doesn't seem to be responding that well to my singing.
- Oh, no! Oh, what's that? - Don't be silly.
It says it'll only speed up if you if you start singing.
- I'm not singing.
- Oh, well, we're in a pickle.
We're in a pickle.
Come on, you used to love this.
You used to love it when Uncle Walter did this.
- I don't love Steps! - (TURNS MUSIC OFF) Ok.
I never liked them.
And your uncle only pretended to like them because you liked them.
Then he died.
He didn't like them? No.
All he liked about them was that I hated them.
I can't believe Uncle Walter didn't like Steps.
How could anyone like them? - Josh? - What? John, hide your shame! Hide your shame! Don't you ever knock, woman? Stop being silly.
We're going on a date tonight.
Oh, wow.
Gosh, that was fast.
- Yeah, what else am I doing? - That's a good point.
Well, isn't this exciting? I haven't been on a date forever.
Really? Aren't you just a bit terrified? Yeah, of course I'm terrified.
So, what should I do now? I don't know.
I guess you should have a shower.
Ok.
Do you think I should shave my legs? Oh, yuck.
Yes.
Yes, I guess.
Oh, what about my eyebrows? Do you think I should pluck my eyebrows a bit? Oh, please stop asking.
Just do everything you can think of.
Do it.
You go! So, how do I look? Yeah, you look good.
Yeah? - You look - What? - No, it's good.
I just - What? No, maybe you just need to - You just need to - Josh, Josh! Shit, what are you doing? You just need to go and wet it and dry it and break it down a bit.
Shit, Josh! I don't have time to do that! - Ok.
Just - Is that alright? - Yeah.
- Is that alright? Yeah, that's - Are you sure? - It's good.
Yeah, looks good.
It's good.
- It's not good.
- (LAUGHS) It's not (WHISPERS) It's not good, is it? Mum wants to say hi.
Come here.
Come.
Sawatdee krap! (ALL LAUGH) _ _ Oh, oh! _ Uh-oh! _ Are you ignoring us, sweetheart, huh? - Um - What? What is it? What are you looking at? What is this? Ok, I was just looking at this I am sitting a metre away from you, talking to my parents, and you are looking at girls? It's not what you're thinking.
I was looking at Rose's online dating profile.
- Josh mentioned that she's - _ _ _ - Um - Pig! Oh, no, look, I was just curious to see what my ex-wife was Why are you so curious about your ex-wife? - Ok, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I was just checking up.
- _ - Checking up? - Yes, yes.
Josh mentioned that she was No, you don't use your son as an excuse! He has nothing to do with this! This is about your obsession with your ex-wife's suddenly fascinating life! _ What did he say? I can't stay here.
I am moving back home.
You can decide if you want to join me or if you want to stay here, being curious.
_ - Rose? - Rod? Hi.
I'm sorry I'm late.
Had to give my daughter a lift to a party and she was dressed like a slapper, so I had to wait for her to get changed.
Oh, it's fine.
Nice scarf.
Go, the Bombers.
Let's go get some food.
No, I don't think we should leave our bags here.
They'll be ok.
Nuh.
No, I don't feel right about it.
I'll stay here and keep an eye on them.
You go and get your food and when you come back, I'll go.
Oh, ok.
How did things go with Niamh? - She couldn't make it.
- Why? She was busy, I guess.
- Doing what? - I don't know.
You don't know why she couldn't make it? The thing that freaks me out about having a kid is that you could get one and it could be shit.
It could be a douche.
And then you have to spend the next 18 years pretending to love it.
Kind of like how your parents were really excited about, you know, having a kid and then they ended up with you.
Pretty harsh.
What are you doing there on your laptop? - Just making you a little gift.
- Oh, that's exciting.
Yep, you are going to love it.
I think we should go out tonight to bars.
- Ok.
- Great.
I'll call Claire.
- Oh, we don't need to call Claire.
- Yes, we do.
We always call Claire.
- Why? You don't need to call Claire.
- No, I think I do.
That's what we do.
We call Claire.
Yeah, but I just, like I was thinking it could just, you know, just be us boys.
What the fuck are you talking about? Yeah, but won't it be weird between you and Claire? - No.
Just shush and work on my present.
- CLAIRE: Hi.
Hey.
We're thinking about going out.
To bars.
I can't.
I'm at a costume party and I didn't bring any other clothes.
Oh.
So? I'm not going out in a costume with no-one else wearing a costume.
Ok.
We'll wear a costume too.
- Really? - What? Claire's in costume and she's embarrassed, so I was thinking maybe we could all go in costume so that she's less embarrassed.
- Like a team.
Like a costume team.
- Fine.
OK, great.
See you later, sugar lips.
- I finished your gift.
- Brilliant.
What is it? So what's happening here is that's you there, right? And then I'm there.
And what's happening is that I'm sucking your penis? Yep.
I don't understand.
Is this is this supposed to be insulting? Yep.
Suck my dick, bitch! You just spent 20 minutes Photoshopping a picture of me sucking your penis and it's supposed to make me look weird? Tom, I'm gay.
You know, I I quite like sucking penis.
- You hitting on me? - No, I'm not hitting on you.
- Tom, I'm not going to suck your penis.
- I don't want you to suck my penis! - It was just - I just You just did not think this through.
No, I did not.
Hi! Those are nice costumes.
Yeah.
I think mine's actually pyjamas.
Mae bought it for me on holiday.
Ah.
It's still nice of you both to dress up for me.
We just wanted you to feel comfortable.
- Yeah.
Do you want a cider? - Yes, please.
- Cider? - Yes, please.
Tom wants me to suck his penis.
No, I don't! I don't.
I believe you.
It's fine.
He drew a pornographic drawing of me sucking his penis.
Yeah, just to show that you're my bitch.
It was a joke.
Comedy.
He wants me to be his bitch.
So I don't want him to suck my penis.
- (JOSH LAUGHS) - You're a bit defensive.
It was just a joke! Could you imagine how disgusting his penis would be? No.
Why do you think my penis is disgusting? Just, um, extrapolating the data based on the other pieces of you that I've seen.
(LAUGHS) So, wait, you two haven't seen each other naked before? BOTH: No! Well, what about at a urinal? We use the stalls when we go together.
(LAUGHS) Yeah.
Josh broke up with Geoffrey.
Why? I don't know.
He's just he's just always so there.
But he's so nice, Josh.
Yeah, but he's not he's not very fun, though, is he? But the muscles.
The muscles just they just made me feel horrible.
They just made me feel like I was made out of doughnuts.
Are you gonna make out with other people? I don't I don't know any other people.
Well, let's definitely go out, then.
Let's go and find you other people to kiss and stuff.
Show everyone our great costumes.
I'm a mummy on holiday.
Right.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS) (PHONE BEEPS) It's Geoffrey! He's a bit upset! Yeah, I can see! Why don't you just call him? Poor guy.
No.
No.
('5, 6, 7, 8' BY STEPS PLAYS ON CAR STEREO) * It's time to begin, now count it in * * 5,6, 7, 8 * * My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy * * My obsession from a Western * * My dance floor date * * My rodeo Romeo * * A cowboy god from head to toe * * Wanna make you mine, better get in line * * 5, 6, 7, 8 * ('5, 6, 7, 8' PLAYS IN CLUB) * My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy * * My obsession from a * Hello! Can I please have a mojito? Hi.
Hi.
I'm Brendan.
Oh, really? My dog has a soft toy and its name is Brendan.
So if I say to him, "Where's Brendan?" he goes and gets it because he knows its name, because he knows the name of the soft toy, but he's a dog.
- Isn't that incredible? - It's incredible.
- Incredible.
- He sounds like the best.
Yeah.
The best! - I've lost my friends.
- Oh! Oh, no! Do you have friends? Yeah.
Yeah, they're over there.
I'm gonna go dance with them.
Ok.
So, what now? Should we go back to your place? (NERVOUSLY) Ok.
I'll follow you in my car.
Don't go through any red lights.
Ok, let's play that game where I ask you your opinions about world issues.
- Ok.
- Ok.
Um, war on terror.
Shoot.
Alright.
Um, I guess it just makes me sad because when I was in Grade and he gave me 20 cents to buy a choc-dip cone even though that had meant he couldn't buy a choc-dip Flake cone.
This is so nice.
It's just like "The Notebook".
Or "Spider-Man".
Invite me home? I can't.
We don't have to tell her.
(LAUGHS) Wow.
I can't.
It's just there's a whole baby involved.
I can't.
I know.
I want to.
I mean, I really want to, but Are you crying? It's just the rain.
So tell me about your dog.
Um, his name is John, and he's just the most adorable dog in the universe.
- Oh, I love dogs so much.
- I think I love them too much.
- Really? - Patting just doesn't feel like enough.
I want to squeeze them until they make a little noise that feels like we're interacting.
- Oh, my God, I know! - Oh, my God! We're so glad we found you.
We're gonna go to the Cadillac Bar.
Do you wanna go there? No.
I think I'm gonna go to Josh's place.
Brendan, you know you're quite good-looking, yeah? Yeah, we can take you to a gay bar and you can, like, find someone else if you want.
I think I'm going to go with Josh.
Brendan, would you like a frozen cola? Yes, please.
That would be the best.
- I'd like a frozen cola.
- Me too.
Oh.
(WHISPERS) Peg.
- (KNOCKS ON WINDOW) Peg.
- (SNORTS) Peg, what you doing? Hey, it's Josh.
I'll take you to bed.
Come on.
Oh! - You right? - Mmm.
Yeah.
Come on, I'll help you out.
There we go.
Come on.
There we go.
(CHUCKLES) What you doing? (COUGHS) Oh, I was (BOTH LAUGH) (HUMS TUNE) Hi.
Guess I should get you a towel.
What? Why? - He keeps saying how much he likes me.
- What a dick! No, you don't understand.
It's all the time.
Constantly, just constantly all the time how much he likes me.
Then I have to say nice things and I never can, and I think it's because I think I don't really like him, you know? I think I just I'm grateful that he has so many muscles and he's willing to kiss me.
Niamh's coming over today to talk about the baby.
About what we're gonna do.
- Oh, shit, I think he's coming.
- (TOILET FLUSHES) What, he's still there? Yeah.
He went to the bathroom to cry.
I feel horrible that we wasted this conversation on my less important problems.
Do you feel at all horrible that you didn't wait for him to leave before you called? When you say you're gonna decide what you're gonna do with the baby, do you mean you're deciding if you're gonna have an abortion? - Yeah, I guess so.
- Oh, man, that's fucked.
- (DOOR OPENS) - But I've really gotta go.
I've gotta go.
You ok? I don't even want to waste energy talking to you about it.
SONG: * One, two * * One, two, three, four * Ooh * Yeah, I'll be fine, yeah, yeah * * Ooh * * Ooh * * Ok * * Ooh * * Oh, the good Lord knows it * * Ooh * * Oh, the good Lord knows it * * Ooh * * I left better behind * * I'll be fine, yeah, yeah, yeah * * Make my mamma tum another blind eye * * Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah * * I left better behind * * I'll be fine * - Josh? - I've made you a sandwich.
I've decided to do internet dating.
- Ok.
- And I need a photo for the profile thing.
Good.
Ok.
- What? - Come on.
- Why are you looking at me like that? - Come on! - What? - I need you.
- I really need you and I love you.
- Ok, fine.
Yes, fine.
Good! Ah, maybe you could try smiling.
So when did you start being gay? Oh, what? No, I don't - I don't know.
- Did you just realise, or what? No, I had an idea, you know? I just sort of hoped it was a phase.
- And it's not a phase? - (PHONE BEEPS) Nah.
- _ - Who's it from? - Geoffrey.
- Oh, he's so lovely, Josh.
Oh, but we broke up.
- Oh.
You ok? - Yeah.
You know, I broke up with him, so I'm the winner.
Oh, no, come on.
Show me the photos.
I can't stand this.
Show it to me.
Show it to me.
- (LAUGHS) - Oh! Oh, Josh, they're awful! Oh, they're so awful! Nuh.
I think I should get more of my boobs out.
- Really? - You think I should get more out? - Come on, take a photo of my boobs.
- Yes, 'cause boys kind of like that.
Yeah, take the boobs.
- Oh, no.
- No, don't be silly.
- Is that better? - Nuh.
Josh, take it with Josh! - No! - Take it with the boobs out.
(LAUGHS) Josh, don't be silly! - (DOG RUFFS) - Who did this? I have been reported to VicRoads for dangerous driving.
Apparently if you're old, people can just spy on you and dob you in to the authorities and you're punished for it.
Old people get penalised and have to redo their test.
You're not old, are you? Are you old? You don't look a day over 12.
- Did you do this? - No, I didn't do it.
But you think I'm a bad driver.
I think you're the worst.
I think you are just the worst.
But I didn't do it.
I didn't know you could, otherwise I probably would have.
Rose did it.
Mum doesn't have the confidence to make calls to strangers.
- ROSE: Josh! Josh! - (DOG BARKS) Josh, lovey! Yeah? Oh, I can't figure out how to put the picture on here.
I've figured out how to do all the "about me" stuff and I don't know how to put the goddamn picture there.
Ok.
"Mother of one boy and one dog.
" And that's your that's your headline? Yeah, that's who I am.
It's not very alluring, though, is it? Well, I don't know.
I just think maybe you should put something, like, snappy and fun.
Do you know what I mean? Like, "Hello, boys!" Ok, not that.
But just something, you know, fun? - Yeah, but it should be honest, though.
- Honesty's good.
That's good.
What's something honestly fun about you? Um - I guess we'll just come back to it.
- (LAUGHS) I will find out who did this.
(PHONE RINGING TONE) Hello.
This is Niamh.
I'm not available at the moment.
Just leave me a glorious message.
(BEEP!) Hey, um, just wondering when you're coming over today.
It's Tom.
Love you.
This guy says his ideal date is a nice dinner overlooking the ocean, not fish and chips, and then a walk along the beach.
- Why no fish and chips? - I don't know.
Is that a problem? Do you need a man who likes fish and chips? - Oh, just send him a thing.
- A kiss? - Yeah.
- Ok.
Ooh, this guy hates racists.
Are you racist? Well, I don't know.
Am I? No more than is normal, I don't think.
Well, send him a thing too.
This guy is "just an honest bloke who likes a laugh.
" - Well, that sounds nice.
- Everyone likes a laugh.
Who doesn't like a laugh? Doesn't make you special.
- Oh, just send him a thing.
- (COMPUTER BLEEPS) - What was that? - Someone wants to chat to you.
What do we do? Oh, my Lord, an actual person's chatting to us.
Well, say hi.
No, this has gone too far.
I'm not pretending to be my mother talking to strange men on the internet.
- Josh, time to go.
Come on, let's go.
- Where do you wanna go? Well, I'm not going to stand around here for days being humiliated while I try and work out who did this thing to me.
I'm doing my test this afternoon.
Come on, come on, come on.
Coming.
- (GRINDS GEARS) - Ah, bugger! Oh, I'm gonna be fine.
I've been driving for over 50 years.
Yeah? No, you'll be good, yeah.
Maybe you just need to relax a little.
I am relaxed.
Ok.
Alright.
Did you bring your phone? I'm having coffee with Dad.
Maybe you can call me when you're done.
I'm not an idiot.
I I never said you were, Peg.
But you dobbed me in to the cops, though, didn't you? I really didn't.
- What are you doing? - I'm just giving you a kiss goodbye.
You've never done that before.
Not since you were a little I was just trying to be nice.
You patronising little shit! Hey, um just wondering I thought you were gonna come over.
I thought you were gonna come over and talk about this about the thing.
Um, maybe your phone's flat or something.
I left you some Facebook messages in case.
Just I'm at home, so give me a call.
Bye.
How's your mother? Yep, good.
She seems happy.
Have you got her doing things? She has to get up and do things.
Yeah, Dad, she started internet dating today.
- Is that safe? - Yeah.
Yeah, it's safe.
Really? She's gonna meet men off the internet? I think that's I think that's the general point.
- Isn't that a bit uncool? - No, Dad.
People do that these days.
Yeah, but she wouldn't meet them at their house, would she? (LAUGHS) I don't know.
I didn't ask her where she was planning on meeting the men.
I hope not at the house.
- How much does it cost? - (PHONE BEEPS) She picked a free one.
Plentyoffish.
- _ - Sounds dodgy.
It's fine.
_ Um, how would you feel if I moved to Thailand? Are you moving to Thailand? Are you telling me you're moving to Thailand? I don't know yet.
But Mae wants to move back.
Does it mean that sometimes you'd pay for me to fly to Thailand? Yeah, if you like.
But then I'd have to see you there, once I get there.
- You'd want to hang out? - Yeah.
- (PHONE BLEEPS) - That's a shame.
_ (PHONE RINGS) Hi, Peg.
Yeah, we're just down the road.
Ok.
Yes.
Ok.
Ok, bye.
Yep.
In the sea.
- What? - Plenty of fish in the sea.
Probably where it comes from.
Yeah.
That's why they call the website yeah.
Hey, Aunty Peg.
I'm not your aunty.
I never was.
How'd it go? Oh.
Ok.
Are you gonna open the goddamn car or are we going to have some sort of car park party? Yep.
Jesus shit! ('5, 6, 7, 8' BY STEPS PLAYS ON CAR STEREO) (SINGS) * It's time to begin, I'll count you in! * 5, 6, 7, 8 My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy Oh, what's that? The car's slowing down! Peg, it doesn't seem to be responding that well to my singing.
- Oh, no! Oh, what's that? - Don't be silly.
It says it'll only speed up if you if you start singing.
- I'm not singing.
- Oh, well, we're in a pickle.
We're in a pickle.
Come on, you used to love this.
You used to love it when Uncle Walter did this.
- I don't love Steps! - (TURNS MUSIC OFF) Ok.
I never liked them.
And your uncle only pretended to like them because you liked them.
Then he died.
He didn't like them? No.
All he liked about them was that I hated them.
I can't believe Uncle Walter didn't like Steps.
How could anyone like them? - Josh? - What? John, hide your shame! Hide your shame! Don't you ever knock, woman? Stop being silly.
We're going on a date tonight.
Oh, wow.
Gosh, that was fast.
- Yeah, what else am I doing? - That's a good point.
Well, isn't this exciting? I haven't been on a date forever.
Really? Aren't you just a bit terrified? Yeah, of course I'm terrified.
So, what should I do now? I don't know.
I guess you should have a shower.
Ok.
Do you think I should shave my legs? Oh, yuck.
Yes.
Yes, I guess.
Oh, what about my eyebrows? Do you think I should pluck my eyebrows a bit? Oh, please stop asking.
Just do everything you can think of.
Do it.
You go! So, how do I look? Yeah, you look good.
Yeah? - You look - What? - No, it's good.
I just - What? No, maybe you just need to - You just need to - Josh, Josh! Shit, what are you doing? You just need to go and wet it and dry it and break it down a bit.
Shit, Josh! I don't have time to do that! - Ok.
Just - Is that alright? - Yeah.
- Is that alright? Yeah, that's - Are you sure? - It's good.
Yeah, looks good.
It's good.
- It's not good.
- (LAUGHS) It's not (WHISPERS) It's not good, is it? Mum wants to say hi.
Come here.
Come.
Sawatdee krap! (ALL LAUGH) _ _ Oh, oh! _ Uh-oh! _ Are you ignoring us, sweetheart, huh? - Um - What? What is it? What are you looking at? What is this? Ok, I was just looking at this I am sitting a metre away from you, talking to my parents, and you are looking at girls? It's not what you're thinking.
I was looking at Rose's online dating profile.
- Josh mentioned that she's - _ _ _ - Um - Pig! Oh, no, look, I was just curious to see what my ex-wife was Why are you so curious about your ex-wife? - Ok, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I was just checking up.
- _ - Checking up? - Yes, yes.
Josh mentioned that she was No, you don't use your son as an excuse! He has nothing to do with this! This is about your obsession with your ex-wife's suddenly fascinating life! _ What did he say? I can't stay here.
I am moving back home.
You can decide if you want to join me or if you want to stay here, being curious.
_ - Rose? - Rod? Hi.
I'm sorry I'm late.
Had to give my daughter a lift to a party and she was dressed like a slapper, so I had to wait for her to get changed.
Oh, it's fine.
Nice scarf.
Go, the Bombers.
Let's go get some food.
No, I don't think we should leave our bags here.
They'll be ok.
Nuh.
No, I don't feel right about it.
I'll stay here and keep an eye on them.
You go and get your food and when you come back, I'll go.
Oh, ok.
How did things go with Niamh? - She couldn't make it.
- Why? She was busy, I guess.
- Doing what? - I don't know.
You don't know why she couldn't make it? The thing that freaks me out about having a kid is that you could get one and it could be shit.
It could be a douche.
And then you have to spend the next 18 years pretending to love it.
Kind of like how your parents were really excited about, you know, having a kid and then they ended up with you.
Pretty harsh.
What are you doing there on your laptop? - Just making you a little gift.
- Oh, that's exciting.
Yep, you are going to love it.
I think we should go out tonight to bars.
- Ok.
- Great.
I'll call Claire.
- Oh, we don't need to call Claire.
- Yes, we do.
We always call Claire.
- Why? You don't need to call Claire.
- No, I think I do.
That's what we do.
We call Claire.
Yeah, but I just, like I was thinking it could just, you know, just be us boys.
What the fuck are you talking about? Yeah, but won't it be weird between you and Claire? - No.
Just shush and work on my present.
- CLAIRE: Hi.
Hey.
We're thinking about going out.
To bars.
I can't.
I'm at a costume party and I didn't bring any other clothes.
Oh.
So? I'm not going out in a costume with no-one else wearing a costume.
Ok.
We'll wear a costume too.
- Really? - What? Claire's in costume and she's embarrassed, so I was thinking maybe we could all go in costume so that she's less embarrassed.
- Like a team.
Like a costume team.
- Fine.
OK, great.
See you later, sugar lips.
- I finished your gift.
- Brilliant.
What is it? So what's happening here is that's you there, right? And then I'm there.
And what's happening is that I'm sucking your penis? Yep.
I don't understand.
Is this is this supposed to be insulting? Yep.
Suck my dick, bitch! You just spent 20 minutes Photoshopping a picture of me sucking your penis and it's supposed to make me look weird? Tom, I'm gay.
You know, I I quite like sucking penis.
- You hitting on me? - No, I'm not hitting on you.
- Tom, I'm not going to suck your penis.
- I don't want you to suck my penis! - It was just - I just You just did not think this through.
No, I did not.
Hi! Those are nice costumes.
Yeah.
I think mine's actually pyjamas.
Mae bought it for me on holiday.
Ah.
It's still nice of you both to dress up for me.
We just wanted you to feel comfortable.
- Yeah.
Do you want a cider? - Yes, please.
- Cider? - Yes, please.
Tom wants me to suck his penis.
No, I don't! I don't.
I believe you.
It's fine.
He drew a pornographic drawing of me sucking his penis.
Yeah, just to show that you're my bitch.
It was a joke.
Comedy.
He wants me to be his bitch.
So I don't want him to suck my penis.
- (JOSH LAUGHS) - You're a bit defensive.
It was just a joke! Could you imagine how disgusting his penis would be? No.
Why do you think my penis is disgusting? Just, um, extrapolating the data based on the other pieces of you that I've seen.
(LAUGHS) So, wait, you two haven't seen each other naked before? BOTH: No! Well, what about at a urinal? We use the stalls when we go together.
(LAUGHS) Yeah.
Josh broke up with Geoffrey.
Why? I don't know.
He's just he's just always so there.
But he's so nice, Josh.
Yeah, but he's not he's not very fun, though, is he? But the muscles.
The muscles just they just made me feel horrible.
They just made me feel like I was made out of doughnuts.
Are you gonna make out with other people? I don't I don't know any other people.
Well, let's definitely go out, then.
Let's go and find you other people to kiss and stuff.
Show everyone our great costumes.
I'm a mummy on holiday.
Right.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS) (PHONE BEEPS) It's Geoffrey! He's a bit upset! Yeah, I can see! Why don't you just call him? Poor guy.
No.
No.
('5, 6, 7, 8' BY STEPS PLAYS ON CAR STEREO) * It's time to begin, now count it in * * 5,6, 7, 8 * * My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy * * My obsession from a Western * * My dance floor date * * My rodeo Romeo * * A cowboy god from head to toe * * Wanna make you mine, better get in line * * 5, 6, 7, 8 * ('5, 6, 7, 8' PLAYS IN CLUB) * My bootscootin' baby is drivin' me crazy * * My obsession from a * Hello! Can I please have a mojito? Hi.
Hi.
I'm Brendan.
Oh, really? My dog has a soft toy and its name is Brendan.
So if I say to him, "Where's Brendan?" he goes and gets it because he knows its name, because he knows the name of the soft toy, but he's a dog.
- Isn't that incredible? - It's incredible.
- Incredible.
- He sounds like the best.
Yeah.
The best! - I've lost my friends.
- Oh! Oh, no! Do you have friends? Yeah.
Yeah, they're over there.
I'm gonna go dance with them.
Ok.
So, what now? Should we go back to your place? (NERVOUSLY) Ok.
I'll follow you in my car.
Don't go through any red lights.
Ok, let's play that game where I ask you your opinions about world issues.
- Ok.
- Ok.
Um, war on terror.
Shoot.
Alright.
Um, I guess it just makes me sad because when I was in Grade and he gave me 20 cents to buy a choc-dip cone even though that had meant he couldn't buy a choc-dip Flake cone.
This is so nice.
It's just like "The Notebook".
Or "Spider-Man".
Invite me home? I can't.
We don't have to tell her.
(LAUGHS) Wow.
I can't.
It's just there's a whole baby involved.
I can't.
I know.
I want to.
I mean, I really want to, but Are you crying? It's just the rain.
So tell me about your dog.
Um, his name is John, and he's just the most adorable dog in the universe.
- Oh, I love dogs so much.
- I think I love them too much.
- Really? - Patting just doesn't feel like enough.
I want to squeeze them until they make a little noise that feels like we're interacting.
- Oh, my God, I know! - Oh, my God! We're so glad we found you.
We're gonna go to the Cadillac Bar.
Do you wanna go there? No.
I think I'm gonna go to Josh's place.
Brendan, you know you're quite good-looking, yeah? Yeah, we can take you to a gay bar and you can, like, find someone else if you want.
I think I'm going to go with Josh.
Brendan, would you like a frozen cola? Yes, please.
That would be the best.
- I'd like a frozen cola.
- Me too.
Oh.
(WHISPERS) Peg.
- (KNOCKS ON WINDOW) Peg.
- (SNORTS) Peg, what you doing? Hey, it's Josh.
I'll take you to bed.
Come on.
Oh! - You right? - Mmm.
Yeah.
Come on, I'll help you out.
There we go.
Come on.
There we go.
(CHUCKLES) What you doing? (COUGHS) Oh, I was (BOTH LAUGH) (HUMS TUNE) Hi.
Guess I should get you a towel.