Go On s01e20 Episode Script

- Please don't call attention to it.
I hate this dress.
And my parents made me wear these.
- So we finally have license to be sexy in here.
Hey, Anne - Still gay? - Ugh.
- They want to marry me off, and they feel my window of opportunity is closing.
I just came to say good-bye.
They're waiting to drive me to a singles cruise for Asian Christians.
- I'll save you the trip.
I'm in the market for wife number five.
I'll make you Queen George the Fifth.
I make them all call me King George.
- Yolanda, your parents are way off base.
Something as superficial as big breasts might appeal to certain men, but not the kind you want.
- Yolanda, did you do something different with your hair? How come I never sit next to Yolanda? We should hang out sometime, just the two of us.
Switch seats with me.
Switch seats with me.
- She's wearing cutlets, Ryan.
Fake boobs.
- Switch back.
Switch back.
- I wish my parents would send me on a cruise.
I'm constantly struggling to find mr.
right, And all I ever get from them is I'm sorry, I told you they were deaf, right? - No.
It did not come up.
- You know, it's really hard to meet someone new.
We should take help wherever we can get it.
- It's interesting that you should mention that, King.
I met a lady that I think would be perfect for you.
She's smart, she's attractive, she's damn sexy.
The only wild card is I don't know if she likes dummies.
- Well, why don't you let me determinize that.
- Oh, I gotta go.
Who's got my boobs? - Pay attention to me.
- I have to say, I like you better now.
Go On 1x20 Matchup Problems So this is the one.
The pain I live with every day.
- Oh, come on.
You don't feel that way about her.
- Wasn't talking to you.
- I see.
Listen, I really appreciate you including me in you private moment, but weren't you going to set me up with a girl? Are we going to get coffee? - There she is.
Let's go talk to her.
- What? In a cemetery? - Yeah.
She's a widow.
You have a lot in common.
- You want me to hit on her on the grass that used to be her husband? This is awkward.
She agreed to this? - Uh, she doesn't know about you.
- Why not? - In person, King, this all works.
But when I'm forced to describe you, honestly, it sounds like I'm insulting you.
- She is really hot.
You know what? Maybe I should--I should go up to her loaded with a joke.
How did her husband die? - Bad area.
Come on, you'll think of something.
- Then Jessica and Harvey don't know if they have enough votes to win back control over Hardman, But at the last minute, Louis shows up-- Hi, Anne.
- Hi.
- I'm just telling Trevor about the last episode of Suits.
- Ah, it was their favorite show.
- Are you into Suits? - I don't watch much TV.
- Oh, what are you, one of those Mad Men snobs? Ugh! Suits in the '60s, that's what that is.
- It's not going well.
Fix it, fix it.
- Talia, this is Ryan.
He's a widower.
- Aw.
When did you lose your wife? - Oh, uh, April.
- May.
My grief's a gemini.
You've taken something that's usually for alive things.
- Yeah.
- That's a nice stone.
I see you went with the granite with the matte finish.
I went with the honed alabaster.
- Ooh, somebody's doing well.
- Well, spend it while you got it.
Can't take it with you.
He certainly didn't.
There it is.
Everyone dances around it.
You don't.
I love that.
- Oh, yeah.
He's probably like, "oh, I can walk through walls--" - Don't love the ghost stuff.
- Oh, okay.
Well, you seem really cool.
We should-- we should hang out sometime.
- Oh, you mean you, me, and Anne? - Yeah, you, me, and Anne.
- Great.
Why didn't you tell her you meant the two of you? - I was scared.
She's very pretty and she could have said no.
This way, you can come, take the pressure off - Damn it, King, what is this, junior high? Am I gonna have to unhook her bra for you too? - Back off, I'm tired of your sexual bullying.
- Fine, I'll go on one date.
But if you close, I want details.
About her, not you.
So sorry for your loss.
- So sorry for your loss.
- You're a [bleep.]
ing mess, you know that? - Patty is so lucky she's dead.
- So is it a date - we don't know.
I'm gonna go as King's wingman to talk him up, But as soon as she gives him the signals, I'm out.
- What kind of signals? - Subtle ones that say she's interested, like when you approach a woman on the street and she starts blowing a whistle.
That whistle is saying, "Look, everyone.
Look who I like.
" - No.
- Mm-mm.
She'll touch your arm.
She'll toss her hair.
She'll show you the side of her neck.
- It's the way women and cats invite intimacy.
- So has anyone heard from Yolanda? How is the singles cruise going? - It's not going so great.
I could use a pep talk.
- Sonia, can you move me to the left? I'm having a little trouble seeing.
- Oh, I'm sorry, are there small limits To your vision that are irritating? Just before group, I sat on Ryan in the toilet.
- I thought we weren't telling anybody about that.
- I haven't met anyone.
I'm going back to my room.
- No, no, no! Yolanda, I want you to go out there and meet a guy.
Now, we're gonna help you.
Let's see what you got out there.
- Hey, this is fun.
Let's objectify men.
Uh, dumb.
- Okay.
- Cheap.
- He's cute.
- Ah, I've got a hunch.
Hey, buddy, where'd you get that drink? My beer? I got it at the bar.
- Mm-mm.
- Boston.
Blech! - There he is.
The one in purple.
That's my kind of guy.
- Okay, Yolanda, Avoid him and then report him to the captain.
- Ooh! Ooh-ooh-ooh.
- Ooh, look at the waitress.
- Ooh, yeah.
- That one.
- I like the hat guy on the left, But I'm not gonna just walk up to two guys.
- Okay, you know what? I'll do it with you.
Let's do this.
- Hi, I'm Yolanda, and this is Lauren.
- I'm Russ.
This is Glen.
You gotta get on a boat to get a catch like Yolanda.
- Yeah? Well, where do I have to go to get a catch like you? - What? Me? - Wow, one compliment and she's giving him cat neck.
- Yolanda and I couldn't help but notice you guys From across the room.
- Just one guy now.
Glen left.
He said I seemed sexually repressed, And I confirmed that was the case.
It didn't feel healthy to start a relationship with a lie.
- I work out.
You want to feel? - Ooh, so strong.
Hey, check out these calves.
- Wow.
- What's happening? - Thank you.
- Oh, can we get a round of shots? - You're looking at the happy hour menu, And it ended seven minutes ago.
- Oh, the other hours of my life aren't happy.
Why should this be any different? I'm a widow.
I just lost my husband.
And they both lost their wives.
We're just-- we're trying to forget.
A round of full-priced drinks is fine.
- I am so sorry.
You know, the drinks are on us.
- And some free buffalo wings? - Wow.
You are really playing that card, huh? - Haven't we been through enough? Don't we deserve things? - We have been through a lot, and Ryan has really been there for me.
I know, he looks like such a tough guy, But he's really been a shoulder for me to cry on.
Actually, we both cry.
I start crying, then he cries.
- I don't cry that much.
- Yes, you do.
It's nonstop.
- I hardly ever cry.
- I like a sensitive guy.
- I cry all the time.
I'm almost always crying.
That's me, just a sensitive crier who drives a porsche.
- Mm.
- Sorry, when I get nervous, I tend to brag.
I've been doing that since I started making six figures.
I make six figures.
When I get nervous, I brag about having won star search for my rapping.
Well, actually, I just lie about having won star search for my rapping.
I'm a rapper.
- I like you.
I like her.
- Yeah? Could we also get some bleu cheese dressing? - Oh, we just ran out.
- Oh, I really wanted bleu cheese.
- Oh, that's okay, there's a whole foods Right down the street.
I'll go get you some.
My wife used to love whole foods.
- I'll get the dressing.
My motherless children need some milk! - See what I'm talking about? - Yeah.
- Here we go.
Ahh.
- You know, a lot of celebrities come here.
You just gotta be good at spotting them.
I got a great eye for it.
Morgan Freeman.
- That's a white guy.
- John Entwistle from the Who.
- He's dead.
- Suzanne Somers.
- That's a chair.
- Agree to disagree.
- Oh, yeah.
I think I ought to be going now.
- What? No! I haven't even heard what your special talents are.
You know, Anne, I am so glad we met.
And Ryan, don't you go anywhere.
- What the hell was that? - I don't know.
Is she hitting on me? - I got the neck, you got the neck.
I got the arm, you got the arm.
- I got, "I'm so glad I met you.
" You got the wink.
- Well, the wink is definitely better.
- Did you see the eye contact on "so glad we met"? Am I still wearing clothes? Because I don't mean to be.
- She can't be hitting on both of us.
She had a husband.
- So did I.
I made a mistake.
I rectified it.
- She's coming back.
Play it cool.
Play it cool! - Right, okay.
- Hey.
- All right.
I ordered us some more shots.
- Which one of us are you hitting on? - What? That's not cool.
- We're not cool.
- Oh, right.
- To be honest, I was hitting on both of you.
I really didn't think you were catching on.
I almost had to resort to my sexy lip smack, Which I haven't really gotten down yet.
- Oh, no, that's not ready.
- Oh, yeah, that's not so good.
What you're saying is you're interested in some kind of together thing? Because if that's what you're saying, We could probably - No, yeah.
That is sick.
I mean, for some people, that may be, like, a lifetime fantasy, but not for me.
- Everyone responds differently to loss.
Some people try to recreate what they had, but you could spend your whole life doing that.
I want to experience something different, you know? I want to explore.
- Well, these are the only words I can think of to say right now.
- I don't want both of you.
And I don't know which one of you is going to be the direction life takes me.
I'm going to be here tomorrow night.
And if you're interested, either one of you, Join me.
- Wha? - For the record, you're a terrible wingman.
Okay, let's dive in.
Who has a problem they'd like to discuss? - I have a problem.
I can't stop thinking about your eyes.
- What are you doing on Yolanda's computer? And you need a new line.
You used that one last night.
- This guy-- it's like when tomcats used to come around cinderella in heat.
I know how to deal with this.
Get! Get! Lauren, what the hell are you doing? - Nothing.
I'm just chatting with my new friend.
- You're flirting, and it's wrong.
You're getting married to a great guy, And I'm not gonna watch you risk that by prancing around like a I'm sorry.
That was my mother talking.
- Sonia is right.
Flirting is bad.
Even the word itself, it's evil.
Let's break it down.
"flarting.
" "f-l.
" florida, bad place.
"a-r"-- - Fausta, dear.
The power of your ideas is somewhat diminished in the written form.
And what I'm doing is totally innocent, you guys.
It's harmless.
- Ryan, how was your date? - It was curious, Fausta.
Turns out Talia asked Anne to come, because she's interested in both of us.
- No way! I love Obama's America! - That's right, she's choosing to see the loss of her husband as a chance to expand her horizons and open herself up to new directions in life.
- So you guys are competing for this woman? - No, we decided not to.
Talia's great, but we won't have anything Get in the way of our-- What is "flarting?" - It's something very bad that Lauren does.
- Anne, what the hell? - What? - Well, you're making a play for Talia.
You're all tarted up.
You're betraying a trust.
- Sorry, I woke up horny.
- Look at your hair.
And your shoes.
And Are you wearing cutlets? - Oh, this is what I got, King.
I don't usually play to 'em, but I got 'em.
Look, she's a great gal.
I felt a connection.
She's fair game.
If you want her, you gotta step up and compete.
- I'm not afraid.
- You should be.
It's a dark time for men.
Women used to need us.
Now, they got options.
- It's true.
We have no more value.
They don't need our strength.
They don't need us to make babies.
They don't seem to enjoy the glass ceilings we put over them anymore.
- Something needs to change.
Manhood is under attack.
We've become a nation of chest-shaving, magazine-reading, pilates-doing, yogurt-eaters.
End it, Ryan, before we become a bunch of cosmo-drinking-- - Yeah, I got it.
No--no more lists.
- Hey, on top of striking out left and right, I've been vomiting.
I think I'm seasick.
- Or pregnant.
It's so funny, because she never has a man.
- Yolanda, talk to the guy in the purple.
Trust me, I have a good feeling about him.
Based on what? - He looks like he tastes like grape soda.
- I thought I was alone because I work too hard And I don't have time to meet people.
I had 1,000 excuses.
But if I can't meet a guy on an asian christian singles cruise, I might as well give up.
I'm calling it.
This cruise is over.
Time of death 6:34.
It's funny.
Because she never has a man.
- Wow, this is flattering.
I mean, I was hoping maybe one of you would show up, But both? I feel nervous, like I did right before I won star search for my rapping.
Oh, Talia.
- Let's just hang out and enjoy each other.
I don't want this to be a competition.
No agendas.
- Agreed.
No agendas.
Men.
- Since the dawn of time, men-- - Can it, King.
- Okay.
I'll rephrase.
In the words of Harvey Specter-- - Who? - From Suits.
What you didn't download all the episodes And watch them last night? - Okay, the appeal of men is unassailable.
Their hairy backs, their bad breath, Their zebra pants.
But women, we have a few attributes.
Empathy.
Emotional intelligence.
Boobs.
- So round one goes to the ladies.
- All right, enough about us.
Let's talk about you and how you're the most beautiful woman in the room.
- I think she's the most beautiful woman in the world.
- I think she's the most beautiful woman in the history of existence, human or animated.
I'm talking to you, Jessica Rabbit.
- Guys, I said I didn't want this to be a competition.
And I was wrong! Keep going.
- You know what I find so attractive? Someone willing to try something new.
- And you strike me as a lady--excuse me, may I? - Sure.
- A little something Right there.
- Oh, my.
- It works better without potato skin grease.
- Oh, yeah.
- Moment's passed.
- Yeah.
- Full disclosure.
I've only been with one woman, And that was in college.
- We've gotten a lot better since then.
- Hey, listen, there's obviously something between us or Anne wouldn't have set us up in the first place, And I woke up this morning smiling for the first time in a long time because I knew I was gonna see you.
- Oh - Let's go to the ladies' room.
- Sure.
- Mm.
I went last night.
There's couches in there.
- Thanks.
It's Russ, isn't it? Don't pick up.
- Oh, Sonia, relax.
It's innocent and fun.
It's like having a fifth-grade boyfriend.
- Hey, Russ.
- Hold on.
- Okay.
Oh, my god! - What? - It's his stuff.
You look at it.
You look at what you did! - Oh, you're right.
I was sending out signals that invited that! There is nothing innocent about this.
- I can't see you.
Are you getting naked? - Ugh.
- Shut up, Russ! Look, I know it's no excuse, But when I was younger, I never felt attractive, And so I never really flirted.
Getting a little attention felt like a thrill.
But Wyatt deserves better.
I'm gonna go tell him everything.
- Good.
- No way! - Are you crazy? - I owe it to him.
Honesty is an essential part of any intimate relationship.
- Oh, sweetie, you have never been married.
You need to choose what to tell and what not to tell.
- You'd only be telling him to soothe your own guilt.
Unless you've been doing this because you want to get out.
- Fausta.
- Hm? Do something physical to make me seem emphatic.
- Okay.
- I don't normally do this, but you were good.
13%.
- Listen, buddy, I overheard your competitive situation.
Me and the guys in the kitchen, we're pulling for you.
- We need this.
- Okay.
- Oh! - I am so sorry.
- Well, Talia, good night.
- Ryan, where are you going? - This has been fun, but I don't have another round in me, and you either like me or you don't, and by now, you should know.
- You're right.
I do like you, Ryan.
- And I want to leave with you.
- For reals? Based on what? - Chemistry.
We have a real connection between us, Emotionally and otherwise.
- Yeah, I don't think you should do that anymore.
- Damn it! I'm single now.
I need that move.
- Well, we can come up with some new moves, maybe.
- Would you just excuse me for one second? - Sure.
- She picked me! Ryan! Ryan! All: Ryan! Ryan! Ryan! - Talia, I'm really glad you chose me, And you are worth fighting for.
- Mm.
- Mm.
- And the reason I didn't gloat inside Was because I was hoping I'd see you out here.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Uh, is this you? - Fun, right? Good night, Anne.
I'll see you at the cemetery.
- See ya.
I'm sure you'll have fun, King.
- Why are you being classy about this? You're not classy.
- When we were in the bathroom, she invited me home.
I declined.
She's super-sexy and all, but I got a vibe.
- What kind of vibe? - Well - Uh-oh.
- Whoa! - Ooh.
Buckle up, man! - Nice car.
- I know, right? - Aah! Still getting the hang of it? - I haven't driven it before.
It's not mine.
Widows! You know what we should do right now? Let's go get crazy! - Are we not already doing that? Look, I understand, in the wake of loss, the desire to take advantage of-- Red light! Red light! Red light! I'm not ready to be physically intimate yet.
- Well, what the hell are we doing then? Cop! Cop! Cop! - Whoa! - It's fun being a free agent.
Lots of teams throwing money at you.
It's a chance for a fresh start.
Whole new worlds open up.
- I can't get arrested again.
Call me! - Okay, I'm not gonna do that.
- Widows! - Oh, hi, officers! This is a stolen car, by the way.
You guys watch Suits? Some guys jump at the sexiest offer for the quick ego boost.
You have to decide, are you happy with where you are, or is it time to make a move? The smart ones approach the big career decisions with more caution.
Sometimes, when you decide not to pull the trigger, You end up dodging a bullet.
- Hi.
Oh, no.
Don't.
But thanks.
Okay.
- So a male and a female officer picked her up.
- And instead of arresting her, They're all going out tomorrow night.
- Oh, man! That lady has got game.
- Yeah.
So do you, by the way.
- Yeah, that thing that you think you have with women, I actually have it.
- Just for the record, it was nice going out with you.
If you were a lady, I would make you mine.
- Okay, for the record, I am off of set-ups.
- Me too.
I'm off love altogether.
- Never give up on love, Yolanda.
- What? - What are you doing here? - Fixing you.
I boarded in Cancun because I've decided to be the bigger man in our feud.
Now, meet your perfect mate.
This is Evan.
He's a doctor.
A bit uptight, but a kind soul.
You should talk.
- You're pretty.
I'm terrible at this.
And I don't normally dress in purple.
My parents made me wear this.
- You don't need every team to want you, Just the right one.
- Whoa! Yo-yo! - Whoo! - Tastes grapey, doesn't he? - No.
- Oh, all right.
I'll find you another one.
Let's go.
- Oh, but No! K! Come back with my husband!