The Hills (2006) s01e10 Episode Script

My first year in LA was crazy.
Who knew that so much could happen in one year? On top of juggling fashion school and a demanding internship, the last person I ever expected to hear from came back into my life.
I'm saying, since we live in LA now, let's start afresh.
There were a lot of ups and downs.
I apologised.
What do you want? But now Jason and I were stronger than ever.
I want to get a house so bad this summer.
At the beach, with you.
And the two people we thought would be together forever broke up.
I'm done.
School was over, our internship was about to come to an end, and Whitney got an offer to intern for the summer at Teen Vogue in New York City.
As for me, I was about to be faced with a decision that could change my life forever.
Not too shabby, huh? Wouldn't this be a killer summer rental? So nice.
This is so crazy.
I don't know.
I was thinking I don't know.
It's been crazy and stuff.
We've both been through a lot this year, up and down.
And it's just like, the last few months have been really good.
And I don't know.
I was thinking it'd just be nice to do our own thing for a little while, instead of being around people 24/7.
I want to get this place with you.
- Just you and me? - Just you and me.
Geplaatst door: Wendelina1987 - Hi, Whitney.
Hi, Lauren.
How are you? - Hello.
- Good.
- So, this week, it's LA Fashion Week, and we're gonna have a pretty rough schedule.
Nicole is coming out from Teen Vogue in New York, and she's gonna be working with you, Whitney.
- Okay.
- And you're gonna go to help her set up the Charlotte Ronson after-party - at the Roosevelt hotel.
- Okay.
Lauren, Amy Astley, editor in chief of Teen Vogue, is coming to town.
I want to make everything go as smoothly as possible.
She's gonna come to the shows for the first time in LA.
You're gonna be in charge of getting us tickets to the Jennifer Nicholson show.
That's gonna be huge.
That's exciting.
I just want everything to go smoothly while Amy's in town.
- You think you can manage that? - Yeah.
Hey, Heidi.
So, these are the fashion shows I want to go to.
If you want to go to the Jennifer Nicholson show, I can probably get you on the list.
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
That is so nice.
So RSVP me plus three, so I'll have four tickets, total.
- Thank you so much, Brent.
Okay.
- You're welcome.
- Guess what Brent just told me.
- What's going on? Tonight, I get to go to the Jennifer Nicholson show.
No way.
- Oh, my God, that's so awesome.
- Life in Hollywood is so good.
So, we'll take your car, and Lauren will take my car, and she'll go and get the tickets ahead of time for us.
Hi, Lauren.
This is Amy Astley, the editor in chief of Teen Vogue.
- Hi.
How are you? - We're a bit late for dinner, but we have two more people from Vogue coming, - and I need two more tickets.
- Can they - Will they just give them to me? - Yes.
Yes.
- Just ask them.
- Is it the same contact? - Kelly - Kelly, Kelly Cutrone.
Tell them it's two Vogue editors.
- Okay.
- Okay? Hello? Oh, my God, Lisa just told me I have to get two more tickets to the show.
- What? - Like, it's a sold-out show.
Like, there are no more tickets.
There's no more seats.
That's kind of, like, a really big request.
Seriously, I'm gonna, like, go buy two chairs real quick, and just, like, throw them in there and see if anyone notices.
- Good luck.
- Thanks.
Bye.
Can I help you with something? Oh, I'm waiting for someone to come out.
- Who are you waiting for? - For Kelly Cutrone.
- Oh, I'm Kelly Cutrone.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
I was wondering I called you about the two extra tickets for Lisa Love.
I mean, I love Lisa, and she's great, but this is, like, a little eleventh hour.
Who is it for? Who are her She said she had two other Vogue editors, and to see But what other Vogue I know every Vogue editor.
- Who else is coming? - She didn't tell me a name.
Okay, well why don't you wait over there, and I'll be with you when I can? Odessa? Oh, my God.
- Hi! - What are you doing here? - Brent got me tickets.
- Shut up! He was like, "Do you want to go to a fashion show tonight?" And I was like, "Yeah.
" And he's like, "And the after-party?" I was like, "Yeah!" - Are you okay? - No.
I'm supposed to get two extra tickets, and I can't get them, - and I'm gonna get yelled at.
- How are you supposed to get them? I don't know.
She won't give them to me.
She's like, "No, I can't give them to you unless you give me a name.
" - Did you try calling Lisa? - I've been calling her.
She's not picking up.
This is not fun.
- Come with me.
Come on - Okay, we'll figure this out.
I seriously, like I feel like I'm gonna throw up right now.
Like, I'm freaking out.
Hi, Lisa? I've been calling you.
They will not give me the tickets unless I give them names, and no one knows.
I called Juliana.
I called Blaine.
No one knew what names to give her.
Okay, wait, it's Hamish Bowles, and Okay, thanks.
Bye.
So, now, what's the story? Oh, she said she's coming with I have the names.
It was Hamish Bowles, and there was one other.
Howells or Bowles.
No, Hamish Bowles is one person.
- Okay, there was a second one.
- You need to hurry up, though, sweetie.
- It's Lawren Howell.
- So you need your tickets.
You're gonna have to move quicker than this if you are gonna work in the fashion business.
Hi, sweetie.
Hi.
We're gonna go right in here.
And Amy We really need Amy.
Oh, yeah.
They're in front.
Okay.
Thank you.
- That was a crazy night.
- Oh, my God, I was, like, ready to cry.
I know, 'cause we're usually not separated like that.
You know? - Like, we can problem-solve.
- I usually have help.
Someone to freak out with.
But I was, like, literally all alone.
- Hello.
- Hi, Blaine.
- How you guys doing? - Good.
How are you? Good.
Lisa wants to talk to you.
- Right now? - Yeah.
Just you.
Yeah, okay? - Just Lauren? - Just Lauren.
- Okay.
- Okay? Thank you.
That's never good.
I feel like the last time that happened, it was when you were getting in trouble.
That's good.
You should tell me that right before I leave.
- That's a really good friend.
- No, you're fine.
You did nothing wrong.
Yes, they should be there in an hour.
Au revoir, chéri.
Goodbye.
Lauren, we need to talk.
Amy Astley liked you and thought you did a great job at Fashion Week, and you did a great job while you were here.
I know it was shaky there in the beginning, and you worked your way up.
And you I think you got everything together by the end.
I tried.
They gave Whitney the internship in New York for the summer, so I think that's exciting, and I think she's gonna go.
So we're trying to think about what might be good for you next.
And we have this internship in Paris, and you've been nominated to go in the summer.
- For this summer? - It's this summer.
It's a great, great opportunity.
You work during Couture Week in Paris.
Wow.
Paris is probably the single most important place to ever be in the fashion business.
And New York thinks that you can do it.
You don't have much time to think about it.
You really have to let me know right away.
I think, honestly, if you go to Paris, you won't want to come back.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- What happened? - I'm not in trouble.
Okay, good.
- She offered me an internship in Paris.
- Shut up.
You're lying.
- For the summer? - Yeah.
- I'd do, like, Fashion Week in Paris.
- You are lying.
Like, couture shows, and, like, some huge ball that I can't pronounce.
And Oh, my God.
- I know.
- You've got to do it, right? I don't know, 'cause I, like, planned my summer with Jason.
- I know, but this is Paris.
- I know, but I'd be gone all summer.
It's like my dream to make it to Paris.
If you don't do it, I'll do it.
Seriously.
That's, like, insane.
It's just like It's something, like, no joke, would change your life.
I'm sure your heart's telling you to stay, but Timing, right? If it was only, like Another summer.
All right, my car is this way.
- Goodbye.
- I'm gonna miss you.
I'll call you tomorrow, okay? Okay, and you'll tell me what you're gonna do.
- Okay.
- Good luck packing.
Bye.
- Hi! - Hi! What are you doing? Paris Vogue.
What's going on? I got called into Lisa Love's office today.
- Did you get in trouble? - No, I didn't get in trouble.
I thought I was getting in trouble.
- "I didn't do anything.
" - She offered me a summer internship.
- To where? - They gave me one for Paris.
Oh, my God, that's huge.
Are you excited? Are you gonna go? - I don't know.
- That's, like, a huge deal.
I know, but it's like, I already kind of had my summer planned out, and it was like I wasn't expecting it at all.
Oh, yeah, what about Jason? I thought you were gonna move in with him.
You don't think it would, like, jeopardise things with Jason, do you? It just sucks, 'cause it's like This whole year, like, it's been up and down, up and down.
And finally, we're at a really good place.
And it's like, to leave now after all we've been through, I feel like that's just Like, how's that gonna work, you know? Yo.
- Hi.
- How was work? It was good.
- How was your day? - Look at you relaxing.
I know.
I've been relaxing and waiting for you.
- I'm here.
- I know.
You need to help me figure out what other stuff we need to bring here.
I was thinking about patio furniture.
And then, like, I was thinking about getting a barbecue.
And Some other stuff.
- What? - Yeah.
No, no, no, it sounds good.
- You don't sound too excited.
- No, I am excited.
What's wrong? Today, Lisa Love offered me an internship for the whole summer.
Where? Paris.
Are you going? I don't know.
Like, Paris isn't something you just immediately say no to, you know? Like, Paris, they only offer it to one of the interns.
I mean, I want to support you, whatever you do.
I mean Obviously, you'll make the right decision.
I mean, if you go I'll be happy for you.
Whatever you do, I'll be there for you, so You've always been there for me.
Come here.
- What? - I want you to sit with me.
What are you gonna do? I don't know.
Okay, look at this.
He is so off my list.
- I need a new guy.
- So do I.
But see, this is how I used to be.
I used to like a guy for, like, a day, and then I'd be sick of him.
And then, God knows what happened with Jordan.
I don't know how I started liking him.
- That was a mistake.
- Yeah, we had that conversation.
Yeah, I don't know what happened there.
And now, I'm, like, getting back to my old self.
- I'm like, "New guy, new guy.
" - Good, good.
But this is how I think.
In preschool is how you're gonna be the rest of your life, 'cause in preschool, I was like, "I love you.
I love you.
I love you.
" And I used to have a new boyfriend every five minutes in preschool.
Are you serious? Yeah, and I used to make guys fight over me and stuff.
So I'm gonna start doing that again.
It worked then.
- You're so over Jordan.
- I know.
I really am so over him.
Now that I'm single, I want to go out every single night.
We are going out every night this summer.
- I want to.
- And day.
And I want to meet so many guys.
We're gonna have the best summer.
- I'm gonna miss Lauren.
- I think she knows what she wants.
- You need help? - I'm almost done.
- You're bringing that? - Yeah.
Get in there.
Why are you being so weird? You're acting like I'm, like, going away forever.
Bella.
Bella, you're not supposed to be in here.
You're stinky.
- Say goodbye to Bella.
- Bye, Bella.
I won't miss you, you stinky dog.
All right.
You should probably get going.
Say goodbye to the apartment.
It's okay.
I'm not gonna miss the apartment.
- I'm gonna miss my Heidi.
- Just me.
Just miss me.
- Goodbye, you.
I love you.
- Goodbye.
I love you.
- I'll call you.
- You're my best friend.
You're my best friend.
- Don't find a new best friend.
- Don't get another roommate.
- I'm coming back.
- Of course not.
- Soon.
- I'll be back.
- Goodbye.
- Let me know when you get there.
- I will.
- So I know you're safe.
Bye.
- Hi.
- Hi, Whitney.
- How are you? - Good.
How are you? - I'm good.
- Are you ready to go? - I'm ready.
- Okay, let's go.
You came just in time for the sunset.
We're gonna have a good summer.
- I love you.
- I love you, too.