Out With Dad (2010) s01e07 Episode Script
Chemistry with Vanessa
Ugh I don't get it! But you're good at math.
You're good at, like, everything.
But math doesn't make any sense when you mix it with chemistry.
But you're so close! OK.
Alright Sodium, plus oxygen, equals sodium oxide, right? What it means is, when sodium is treated with oxygen, you get the sodium oxide.
No? No! OK.
Na plus O2, equals Na2O.
Sodium oxide.
You want to put the coefficients in front of each one, to get the same number of atoms shown on this side.
Basically, you want to get the same number of atoms on this side, as you have on the other side! And then it's balanced! That's it? Yeah! But that makes sense! Yeah! That makes sense! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! It actually makes sense! Ladies? Is this what you call studying? Uh It's chemistry.
I think it's time you go home, Rose.
Um, yeah.
Thanks for all your help, Vanessa.
Things are really starting to make sense.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Ask me anything about sodium atoms! You're in a good mood.
I take the studying went well? Oh, I'm in a double-rainbow good mood! That's good? I'm gonna own that chemistry test! I finally get it! That's great! I think I was just overcomplicating things.
Ah, we all do that sometimes.
We just over-think things.
What's up? Just Vanessa.
Her mom is so up-tight.
You know how she is.
Actually, I don't.
In all the time you two have known each other, I think I met the woman once or twice.
She is like my own personal "Polkaroo".
Nevermind, you already missed him.
Well, anyways, I'm going to go upstairs and look over this stuff one more time, and then go to bed early.
Alright! Good luck on the test.
Hey Rose! Hey! You're in a good mood.
We could say so.
So what's up? Nothing.
What put you in a good mood? - Hey! - We were just studying.
Studying? - Studying put you in a good mood? - Well I was having difficulty, and then it started to make sense! Why are you not being straight with me? Hey Vanessa.
Here.
You accidentally left this after we were studying.
Whatever it is you're doing for her, - it works! - Kenny What? Vanessa, is something wrong? Just, leave me alone, OK? What's all that about? Hum I don't know.
I'm as confused as you are.
Yeah, that's impossible.
Oh, it's possible.
Hey, what's wrong? Conflict.
Text reviewed by Michel Cantigneaux
You're good at, like, everything.
But math doesn't make any sense when you mix it with chemistry.
But you're so close! OK.
Alright Sodium, plus oxygen, equals sodium oxide, right? What it means is, when sodium is treated with oxygen, you get the sodium oxide.
No? No! OK.
Na plus O2, equals Na2O.
Sodium oxide.
You want to put the coefficients in front of each one, to get the same number of atoms shown on this side.
Basically, you want to get the same number of atoms on this side, as you have on the other side! And then it's balanced! That's it? Yeah! But that makes sense! Yeah! That makes sense! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! It actually makes sense! Ladies? Is this what you call studying? Uh It's chemistry.
I think it's time you go home, Rose.
Um, yeah.
Thanks for all your help, Vanessa.
Things are really starting to make sense.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Ask me anything about sodium atoms! You're in a good mood.
I take the studying went well? Oh, I'm in a double-rainbow good mood! That's good? I'm gonna own that chemistry test! I finally get it! That's great! I think I was just overcomplicating things.
Ah, we all do that sometimes.
We just over-think things.
What's up? Just Vanessa.
Her mom is so up-tight.
You know how she is.
Actually, I don't.
In all the time you two have known each other, I think I met the woman once or twice.
She is like my own personal "Polkaroo".
Nevermind, you already missed him.
Well, anyways, I'm going to go upstairs and look over this stuff one more time, and then go to bed early.
Alright! Good luck on the test.
Hey Rose! Hey! You're in a good mood.
We could say so.
So what's up? Nothing.
What put you in a good mood? - Hey! - We were just studying.
Studying? - Studying put you in a good mood? - Well I was having difficulty, and then it started to make sense! Why are you not being straight with me? Hey Vanessa.
Here.
You accidentally left this after we were studying.
Whatever it is you're doing for her, - it works! - Kenny What? Vanessa, is something wrong? Just, leave me alone, OK? What's all that about? Hum I don't know.
I'm as confused as you are.
Yeah, that's impossible.
Oh, it's possible.
Hey, what's wrong? Conflict.
Text reviewed by Michel Cantigneaux