PEN15 (2019) s01e09 Episode Script

1 Hello? - Maya? - Na.
- Guess what? - What? Freakin' crazy but, guess who the hell's sleeping over at your house for two school nights? - Wait, what? You are? - Yeah.
- No.
- Yeah.
Wait, is this real? - It's so real.
- Oh, my God.
Wait.
- My mom knows? - Yeah, she okay-ed it.
My parents are going on, like, a couple's retreat or something.
What's that? I don't know.
Summer camp for grown-ups.
They leave tomorrow.
- Oh, my freaking Jesus.
- I know.
Fluff your freaking pillows for me so we can be real comfy.
OK, OK, OK.
Oh, and bring your clothes that match mine so we can be twins.
I'm never, ever gonna wanna leave.
- Like, I love you.
- I love you.
- I love you more.
- I love you the most.
- F you! - F you, bitch! - Love you.
Bye.
- Bye.
Ew, what is that? It’s sage.
It's supposed to help with negative energy.
I want the house to be really clean when we come home.
Jesus, Kathy.
This is so freakin' heavy.
- What do you have in here? God! - No, no, no.
Don't.
No.
Why in the hell are we taking rocks to the retreat? - They are crystals, all right? - Yeah, bu And we need them for the meditations.
- Says who? - What is this retreat for? Well, it's because your dad and I haven't been getting along.
Well, you probably weren't aware of that.
Yeah, she she knows, Kathy, - because we are fighting right now.
- No, we are not fighting.
Is this thing for you guys to get along better? Yeah, that's the plan.
OK.
Well, I really gonna miss when you get back and dad doesn't sleep on the couch anymore.
Yeah.
Hopefully, that will be happening a lot less from now on.
Right? - Huh? - Yeah.
OK.
Vamonos! I'm getting a sister I'm gonna get a sister I'm gonna get a sister, sister Shut the fuck up.
- Maya! - Shuji, language.
- Maya - What? just because Anna is coming, it doesn't mean slumber party.
- Mom, you can't be too strict.
- You can't - No, it's still a school week.
You - Mo Mom, I know.
- two both have to behave.
- Mom, stop.
You can't be too strict with her.
We talked about this.
- No - No, I am just gonna treat her - just like I treat you.
- No, Mom.
- [SPEAKING JAPANESE.]
- Don't.
Mom! Stop whining, dummy.
Don't call me that.
Why, don't call you dummy? Dad, are you serious right now? Maya, stop whining.
Shuji, enough of the dummy thing, huh? That's them, that's them, that's them! Sister, sister, sister.
Hi - Oh, my God.
- My sister.
Thank you so much for letting Anna stay here.
I hope she's not gonna be any inconvenience.
I'm staying over on a school night.
You're staying on a school night - We should say goodbye.
- Yeah.
You're gonna be my sister, sister - Anna, we have to go.
- Maya.
- I love you.
- Hey, come here.
- Bye.
- Bye, sweetie.
- Be good, OK? - Have fun at the retreat.
- Bye.
- Love ya.
- OK.
- Buh-bye.
Goodbye, Maya.
Hmm.
- Thank you.
- Anna - Hm-hmm.
- Please take your shoes off.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Your shoes.
Bye.
- Please take them off.
- Oh, sorry.
- I always forget.
- She doesn't have to, Mom.
- Yes, she does.
- Stop! - Sorry.
- She does.
OK.
She doesn't have to.
Ooh, so muddy.
No running.
We are sisters.
Shuji, Shuji, Shuji.
- Get out.
- No.
Rwar! Smells bad.
Hey, girls, don't stretch that T-shirt.
Thanks.
Anna.
What song is this? Go help your mom.
- Go help your Go help your mother.
- Daddy, daddy, daddy You - Maya, stop it! - That - That that's fine.
- Daddy doesn't like it.
Don't.
Come on.
Yes.
Stop showing off.
I am not, idiot.
Anna, let's go play Sylvanian.
Um, I-I wanna help do the dishes.
Oh, thank you, Anna.
Mom, you never thank me for doing the dishes.
Well, you never help me.
Are you serious? Yes, I do.
When? Anna let's play.
We will.
I love the food.
What is that lemony thingy? It's so good.
Yuzu.
You like that? It's a It's like a Japanese citrus fruit.
- You like Yuzu? - I love Yuzu - I guess.
- It's really great.
And I love "You zu".
Anna Anna, let's go play.
Let's go.
Goin' to the chapel We're gonna get married to the man Let's get a hamburger.
Hamburger, go away I want What's your brother upto? I don't know.
Who cares? Maybe we should go annoy him.
I thought we're gonna play Sylvanian.
Well, who's to say how long we do Sylvanian for? And I just feel like guest's choice.
- So - Actually, it's the host's choice.
'Cause it's my house, like that's technically we are Technically, it's our house.
'Cause I am your sister for these two nights, so guess I get to choose.
OK, host gets pick.
You get to pick.
What do you wanna do? You wanna do Sylvanian, or you wanna do Shuji? Hey, knock, you soy bomb.
What's a soy bomb? It's like a really gnarly fart.
Maya has the smelliest farts of anybody - that I freakin' know.
- Yeah, I know.
'cause that's why he calls me soy bomb.
No, Anna is a soy bomb too.
- No, I am not.
- Anna.
What are you doing? Are you OK? - Ouch.
- That's disgusting.
- That's so loud, Anna.
- You want another one? - I got this shit like I'm automatic.
- No, I don't.
Put it in my face.
Give it to me next.
Stop.
- I like farts.
- No.
Yeah, I bet you drop crazy soy bombs, huh? I don't even know what you are talking about.
I don't poop.
Ugh.
I mean, like, you can't poop and you can't fart, like, what's on your butt? - Is there no hole in your butt? - I have a big hole in my butt and I poop a lot out of it.
OK.
You guys just don't realize it.
I am the smelliest shit there ever was.
Can I wear your chain? Leave.
Hello.
My name is Mayana.
Hello, Mother.
Hello, brother.
- Morning.
- Did you see that? - Morning.
- That's 'cause we are twins.
This looks amazing.
[SPEAKING JAPANESE.]
Oh, my God.
- You like it? - Really Wow.
- I love it.
- Oh.
- [SPEAKING JAPANESE.]
- What? I barely had a bite.
I am not done.
- Anna, just a little bit.
- I wasn't done.
- I, like, didn't even have any.
- OK.
- Seriously? - Yes.
Mmm.
Thanks a lot.
- It's OK, sis, we'll share.
- Enjoy.
Thank you.
Do you want some? Oop, sorry.
Aah, that's my napkin.
Yeah, Anna, stop being a dummy.
You are so funny, Shuji.
But for a dumb person.
Hello.
I am your substitute teacher, Ms.
Osei-Kuffor.
Now, Mr.
O told me to teach y'all some history on Mark Twain.
But guess what rhymes with Twain? Harriet Tubmain.
We're gonna be learning about her, and all the rest of my heroes today.
Now, I want everyone to write an essay Maya Um, are we still on to practice our dance after school - or - Yeah.
Fifty pages.
- OK.
- Of course.
- OK.
- That's the plan.
OK.
All right.
Five, six, seven, eight OK, sorry, you keep doing that.
It's actually like this.
That's exactly what I did.
OK, no.
You were doing It's like this, and you were doing like this.
And it's like this.
I wasn't.
I was doing this, But OK, whatever.
Whatever.
Actually, I don't really want to do it anymore.
Let's just not practice.
I am gonna talk to my boyfriend.
Can I have some privacy.
- Please.
- Who's that? What? Who is your boyfriend? It's Flymiamibro.
Like, I have talked about him - constantly.
- No, I know.
I didn't know it was official.
It's official now? Haven't been able to talk to him since however many days you have been here - 'cause there hasn't been time, but - All right, fine, whatever.
OK.
Whatever! To be honest, my mom usually uses canned tomatoes - so I have not really done this.
- Oh.
Like this? - Or like - Like that.
Yeah, yeah Very good, Anna.
You're natural.
- Is that thin enough? - Yes, yes, yes.
- Thanks.
- Good.
What are you guys doing? - Slice them little bit thinner.
- Yeah.
I can help.
- Here, I'll give me one.
- Be careful.
Shh Ouch.
Ow.
That's actually different than your mom wants it to be cut.
I know how my mom wants her tomatoes cut, Anna.
- Th-that's - That works.
N Not really.
It looks ugh.
If you can't use that then you can't use Maya.
anything.
I don't really understand.
- Shh - Sorry, she's so silly.
She's OK.
What do I do with the end slice? Oh, eat it.
Eat it.
It's OK.
- Mmm.
- Yum? Mm-hmm.
she kinda puts it to her nose and smells it and goes, "A female raccoon has been living in my helmet.
" So It's like What are you talking about? I was like, "What?" She'd know that.
It's not that funny, you guys.
It's hilarious, no, come on.
So does your dad sing? He does.
He's a very good singer.
And my mom can't hold a can't hold a note, very tone deaf.
- Well, you are really a great singer.
- Hmm.
- Thank you.
I sing too, Dad.
Yeah, I know I know, honey.
But, um, you are interested in scatting too, right? I like it, but I don't wanna know if I am I am flying now I have a little cape 'Cause I fly real high I think you are just hurting our ears.
Um, can I just use your phone? 'Cause I just remembered I need to call my parents to check in.
- Mm-hmm.
- Oh we are not allowed to use the phone during dinner.
- Oh, OK.
Sorry.
- Yeah.
No, it's OK.
Anna is a guest so it's OK.
- So go ahead, call your parents.
- It's fine.
- Thanks.
- Uh-huh.
Never in the 13 years that I have been living have you ever let me use the phone during dinner.
She's a guest, it's OK.
Bullshit.
What? What did you say? Nothing.
I just what I said is "bullshay.
" No, you didn't.
Yes, I did.
Fuck you.
Maya, go to your room.
- No.
- Go to your room.
Now! Mmm.
One two I'm not afraid of you.
- three.
- OK, I am going, I am going.
I hate you.
Um, Yuki is teaching me to cook.
Mm-hmm.
But, um, like with Maya - I think I might be bothering her.
- Mm-hmm.
Can you hold on? Curtis? Anna, I can't do two things at once, OK? I-I'm gonna call you back, OK? Mm-hmm.
Bye.
What? You OK? I feel like my parents are being annoying, so I could tell they were bothering you.
You wanna talk about it? No, I kinda wanna go to bed.
Mmm.
Do you mind if I sleep alone on the bed tonight 'cause I just haven't been sleeping that well? Sure.
Can I at least have a pillow? Yeah, of course.
Can I? I can't really get it.
OK.
Thanks.
- I was fluffing it.
- Yeah.
I fluffed it a lot before you got here so it should be fluffy enough.
- Good morning.
- Morning, Anna.
How did you sleep last night? My back hurts a little, but I am fine.
OK.
I need my eraser.
Hey, that's mine.
No, it's not.
- This? - Yeah.
No.
- No, I - I bought this.
You don't have any cool erasers, this is mine.
Are you kidding? I bought that at Sanrio.
Yeah, I am kidding, ha ha ha.
- No, I am serious.
- You Anna I-I bought it and I let you borrow it.
Silent work time.
Can you give it back? Seriously ask someone else for one.
Ask your mom for one to buy one for you.
- Anna, give it to me.
It's mine.
- Sto - I am I am - Stop.
I need to use it.
I am literally erasing one word.
Go ask someone else for one, like literally I need it right now.
This minute? - You're so annoying.
- You're being a bitch.
What? That's enough! Clearly, I need to separate you two.
Anna Kone, sit right here.
Oh, my God.
This is why you kids are not allowed to play with anything on my desk.
I am like bleeding.
What's wrong? How is it? Mm-hmm, it's really fun.
Good.
Aren't you gonna ask me how am I doing? Ask me, about me.
I know.
I was about to ask.
How are you? - I am talking our daughter, okay.
- Mom.
- Curt, is that OK? You're so controlling Can you pay attention, I'm trying to talk to you.
- I am paying attention, but please - What? - I am seriously not.
I'm just - All right.
- Curtis OK, look, you know what - Who do you I can't I can't talk to both of you at the same time.
I am getting so distracted.
You know there's too much Can you just be ready to go on when we get there? - OK.
I love you so much, Anna.
- OK, I'll see you soon.
- Curtis, why - Thanks for listening.
Bye.
I mean Thanks.
I didn't get the memo about the hair brushing.
Oh, I'll brush yours the next.
OK? Fine.
Can I at least have an Oreo? Oh, sorry, that was the last one.
Oh, sorry.
What's going on here? This This is getting, like, really weird.
Like, you have your own family.
Can you go back to your own family? Don't be so rude, Maya.
No.
I am sick of her being here at my house.
Like, you are stretching out my PJ's, Anna.
Maya, stop acting like a baby.
You are not a little girl anymore.
What? Oh, my God, I guess that's my parents.
OK.
I'm sorry, Anna.
No, I get it.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Bye.
Thanks for having me.
It's all right.
- Hi.
- Hey.
How was it? Good.
Good.
How was it with Maya? Good.
- Good.
- OK.
Oh, no.
No No Maya, come here.
You can never talk to someone like that, especially to your friend.
Yeah, but she was No.
Anna is going through a tough time right now, so we gotta be there for her.
Mom, I am going through a tough time right now and you haven't been there for me.
But I am always here for you.
Always.
When you said that I am not your little girl anymore, did you mean that? You're always my little girl.
- Mmm.
- Oh [SPEAKING JAPANESE.]
[SINGING LULLABY IN JAPANESE.]
- Anna.
- Yeah.
Can we come in for a minute? Yeah.
Um What's up? Go ahead.
Your dad and I have something to tell you.
I don't know how to say this.
Things with me and your dad haven't been working for a long time.
Right, Curtis? That's right.
So, I hate to tell you this But we're getting a divorce.
OK.
The retreat helped us realize that it's, uh the right thing to do.
You have reached the Ishii-Peters.
Please leave your name and phone number and we'll get back Hello? Hi, is Heather there, please? This is Heather.
I'm not a girl I'm just a woman I don't want the world to know Everyone's gonna go Away from me 'Cause I'm a little baby But not really 'Cause I'm a woman I'm gonna be a star 'Cause I don't have anymore mommy In my life I'm just gonna be a baby For life