Bump (2021) s02e03 Episode Script

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('MAJADERA' BY LA-33')
MAN: Hey, guys. Welcome.
Please, Father. Help them.
(SONG ENDS)
If you don't want to be here,
I won't be offended if you leave.
ROSA: No, we can't.
Because his mother-in-law
No, not my mother! No. (LAUGHS) No.
His last wife's mother, yeah?
She's out there, standing guard.
PRIEST: Oh. So
Can
Can we just sit here, please?
And contemplate?
(CHUCKLES)
Sure.
(SPORTS COMMENTARY IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
PRIEST: Oh, come
Ah. Sorry.
(COMMENTARY CONTINUES)
Are you watching Is that
Yes!
- Goooooooal!
- (BOTH LAUGH)
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
Gooooooooal!
(COMMENTARY CONTINUES)
PRIEST: Mmm.
(STOPS VIDEO)
You OK?
Oh, good morning.
Morning.
- You hungry?
- Yeah.
Good morning, puchs!
Mwah!
- Hey, um
- Yeah?
I was flipping through
This is a very
English-teacher-y thing to do,
but I was flipping
through this the other day
and I bookmarked a poem for you.
Oh! Thank you.
Yeah. Oh, you don't have to read it now.
- That's a gift.
- Oh. OK.
Thank you.
Mum, cooking? Thank you.
Yeah. That's all right, darling.
Thought we needed a bit of a reset.
We've all been a bit down.
Well, I have.
So I thought, "A positive breakfast."
Reema got an internship
with Tanya Plibersek.
Oh, that's great!
- Yeah.
- ANGIE: Isn't it?
Yeah.
It's great for her.
She was focused and I wasn't,
so she impressed and I didn't.
So good.
You mean because you have a
baby and she doesn't, so she won?
Bowie.
You should be happy for your friend.
Life's not about
competition, Oly. And you win.
You have a baby.
I just can't be here right now.
SANTI: Oly
(BABY GURGLES)
Do you want me to
I might, um
I'm just gonna
That was insensitive.
Katerina's already put
up pictures on Instagram
of her with another guy.
- ANGIE: Ohh.
- (DRAWS A DEEP BREATH)
(SIGHS) It sucks being dumped.
ANGIE: Mmm.
Now I know how you feel.
I wasn't d
- Is it tickle time?
- No.
- No, no, no, no, no!
- Is it tickle time?
(BOTH LAUGH)
Stop! Stop, stop!
Stop, Mum!
ANGIE: Oh!
(GURGLES)
I just feel like I'm mediocre
at everything in my life.
Oh, come on, Oly.
I am.
School.
Mothering.
(CHUCKLES)
And I'm happy for Reema. I am.
- I think you're amazing.
- Yeah.
What's this?
Oh, it's some poem.
Your mum gave it to me.
She wants me to read it.
This one?
Yeah, I guess so.
"And if I go, while you're still here
know that I live on,
vibrating to a different measure
behind a thin veil
you cannot see through.
You will not see me,
so you must have faith.
I wait for the time when
we can soar together again,
both aware of each other.
Until then,
live your life to its fullest
and when you need me,
just whisper my name in your heart.
I will be there."
That's really beautiful.
SANTI: Mmm.
Why is she giving me poems?
I think she's trying to reach
out to you about your mum.
OK, that's really embarrassing.
I don't really feel comfortable
talking to your mum about
- my
- (KNOCK AT DOOR)
Hey, Ol'. I just
wanted to say I'm sorry.
Um, do you guys want
me to take J for a walk?
- Give you guys some space?
- Um, yep.
That'd be really nice.
OK.
(GASPS THEATRICALLY) Oh,
you ready for a walk?!
Should we go for a walk?
Oh, yes, you little cutie!
(LAUGHS) Hello!
It's walkie-walkie time!
Thanks, Mum.
(LATIN MUSIC PLAYS SOFTLY)
Here. Have a nice day!
Hey. Enjoy.
Rosa
Don't.
Enjoy. Good, honest food!
(WHISTLES SOFTLY)
Sorry.
- No, after you.
- No
- No, you It's
- No, no, it's yours. You go first.
- There's only one vanilla left, so
- You know what?
This might be a good
opportunity for me to branch out.
Cookies and cream.
(CHUCKLES) All right! OK.
MAN: Just the
Is that a
first edition 'In Our Time' tattoo?
MAN: How did you know that?
Oh, I'm a massive Hemingway
fan. Well, my dad is.
I tracked down a copy for his 60th.
- 'Big Two-Hearted River'.
- That's it.
Yeah. You ever trout-fish?
No, no. I wanted to.
So did Dad, but
we never did.
Same.
Hmm!
- I'd
- Yeah.
better pay for this.
- Yeah.
- MAN: Otherwise it's stealing.
(CHUCKLES) Um, do you think I could
grab some, um, hot popcorn, please?
WOMAN: How long does
'Withnail and I' go for?
OK, great. Thank you.
We've gotta stop meeting like this.
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
What are you listening to?
Oh, uh, 'The Bends'. Again.
Greatest rock band of all time.
You like Radiohead?
Mate, I get the calendar every year.
Same. Family present.
You know they've got a,
um, jigsaw puzzle too?
- I just finished 'Kid A'.
- No way.
Yeah.
How sad are we, eh?
Radiohead ephemera.
Rock on!
- Rock on!
- (CHUCKLES)
- Thank you.
- Oh, hey.
I brought a bottle of red
wine to drink through this.
Do you wanna Do you wanna join me?
Is it superior to lighter fluid?
Oh, it is far superior, my friend.
Hey, you wanna share my popcorn?
- Mmm.
- Oh.
Oh. (CHUCKLES) OK.
Are you, like, Mossad or something?
Gotta know where all the exits are?
- SONG: Lately ♪
- (BABY CRIES)
- (KNOCK ON DOOR)
- OLY: Oh, my God!
ANGIE: Hey, guys.
(BABY CRIES)
Um, J's a bit grizzly.
Might need a feed.
OLY: OK! Can you just
put her in the bassinet?
- (CONTINUES CRYING)
- Uh, she's hungry now, Oly.
Mum! Go!
Go away!
- (CONTINUES CRYING)
- It's all right.
You're gonna get a feed.
Yes, you're gonna get a feed in a tick.
- Yes, you are.
- OLY: Mum!
- Please get out of my room!
- She's hungry, Oly.
(DOOR SLAMS)
'Shawshank' is a total Christ metaphor.
You know, when he comes out
of the drain, it's like
True, but you know you're not allowed
to like 'Shawshank' anymore.
What, the whole "If he
says he likes 'Shawshank'
on the first date, it's over"?
- That is so infantile!
- (CHUCKLES)
It's like, what are you supposed to say?
"My favourite movie
is 'Gas Food Lodging'"?
(LAUGHS) You know, my girlfriend
at uni made me watch that.
Oh, mate, everyone's girlfriend
at uni made them watch that.
(CHUCKLES)
Ah.
I'm gonna go eat.
DOM: Oh, yeah, I'm starving.
All right. Yeah, well
Yeah, it was good to meet ya, Dom.
- Oh, you too, man.
- Yeah.
Oh, um
- I'll see you round?
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Like a rissole!
Hey, we should
Why couldn't I invite him out to lunch?
We both obviously wanted to go.
I don't know!
He was cool,
like me.
You know, he had the limited edition
Radiohead jigsaw puzzles.
- Wow! That is really cool.
- Yeah.
And, you know, now he's
gone, because I let him go.
I stuffed up.
Oh, well, you've got
heaps of friends, Dom.
What about Jeff?
I don't like any of our friends!
They're either
happily married and smug
or they're divorced and
cry into their beers,
complaining about
their horrible ex-wives.
Aww. Is that what you do about me?
No! No, we're far
more evolved than that.
Oh, right, so you
couldn't make a friend,
so you've just come
here to follow me around.
Well, you're the only
friend that I like.
(LAUGHS) That's sad, Dom.
What about Birdie?
Well, she's always working,
because she's a high-flying
businesswoman, you know?
(CHUCKLES) Wow.
Well, here I am, just teaching
teenagers the meaning of life.
Ohh
(BOTH GROAN)
Who have you had round?
Ugh, well, obviously it's not mine.
Ugh, it's Santi and Oly's.
Oh! Yuck!
What's it doing in the washing?
And why are you doing his washing?
Because he practically
lives here now.
Oh, right. Well, can you do my washing?
Huh!
Um, you can help me hang it out.
Oh. Yeah, look, I
I better make like Tom and cruise.
Not my week with the house.
Hey, um
Uh, how are you?
And things are going
well with, uh, Matias?
(DOOR OPENS)
Great.
(DOOR CLOSES)
(CRICKETS CHIRP)
Oly! Santi! Dinner!
(SILENCE)
Guys! Dinner!
(SILENCE)
(MUTTERS) Fucking little shits
won't even fucking come down!
(KITCHEN UTENSILS CLATTER)
Oly! Dinner!
OLY: OK! We're coming!
ANGIE: Yeah, well, don't rush!
- SANTI: Oly, stop.
- (BOTH LAUGH)
- Sorry.
- I've been cooking for an hour.
SANTI: Looks good!
Oh, John and Yoko.
So glad you could make it out of bed.
OLY: Why are we John and Yoko?
You know, Beds-in for Peace.
Couple of little activists.
Changing the world without
even getting out of bed.
Tanya doesn't know what
she's missing out on.
Oh, come on. It's funny. It was a joke.
I love John Lennon and Yoko.
You know, the reason
I've been in bed all day
is because I'm upset and because
I couldn't face the world.
And then I come downstairs
to this passive aggression.
Oh, really? Oh, I'm sorry, Oly.
I thought you were
upstairs having sex all day.
- Whoa!
- (LAUGHS)
Mum!
What is wrong with you today?!
I feel like I'm living in a
share house except I'm the maid.
OK, Mum, we did not ask you
to make breakfast this morning.
And what was that childish nonsense,
hiding under the sheets?
- We were embarrassed!
- So was I!
And you know what? It's great
that you guys are using condoms.
But don't leave them in your pockets.
Can you please put them in the bin?
Because I had to pull a used one
out of the washing machine today.
You put it in your pocket?
I thought it'd be better in
case she emptied out the bin.
Yeah, well, that backfired, didn't it?
- (SIGHS)
- SANTI: I'm sorry.
Mmm.
I'm so sorry, Ms Davis.
Angie.
Thank you for the pasta. I'm gonna go.
No. Santi, that's ridiculous.
- I love you, Oly.
- Don't go home. Please don't go.
(ANGIE SIGHS)
(FRONT DOOR OPENS)
(FRONT DOOR CLOSES)
Thanks a lot, Mum.
It's probably good he stays
the night at his house anyway.
You know the reason he's here is
because you couldn't keep
your vagina in your pants?
Wow.
I'm eating this in my room.
In bed.
(DROPS FORK)
BOWIE: So, like, you've got your grid.
And then, so, you'd have, like, tiles
with all the subjects you're into.
- So, like, footy, movies
- Radiohead.
And it would be great
if you could have a
a thing on there where
you could message each other.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course, of course.
Oh, and! And! How's this?
When you connect with someone,
you have this little
animation that pops up
which has, like, two
beers clinking together.
- Maybe.
- What?
You don't think it's a stupid idea?
What, a phone app?
Does the world really need another app?
(COCKATIEL SQUAWKS)
Turtle reckons it's a good idea.
- Oh, love ya, Turts.
- Yeah, see?
So, like, this is exactly what
you were talking about, Dad,
like, you know, about being,
like, lonely for male company.
Male mental health, it's a thing.
And there's an app for everything else.
You know, why not one for
old guys meeting new friends?
Old guys?
It's an app for middle-aged men
who hate other people.
Guys like you. Exactly.
So, you know, maybe that bloke
from the movies, he'll join,
and you'll find him
find him that way.
- That would be good.
- Yeah.
Dad, this plays to our
strengths, you know?
Thanks, mate.
I just remembered. (SIGHS)
I haven't thought about
Katerina in, like
20 minutes.
Hey. Hey!
It's like Pop always said.
Takes a lot to laugh and a
Say it with me.
BOTH: a train to cry.
(TURTLE CHIRPS)
What does that mean?
(ADJUSTS RADIO DIAL)
Oi.
(WOMAN SPEAKS IN SPANISH ON RADIO)
Who bought me shampoo?
Goodnight!
Goodnight.
(WOMAN CONTINUES
SPEAKING SPANISH ON RADIO)
(CRICKETS CHIRP)
You sleeping here tonight?
Still in the van?
You deserve to be.
(MATIAS SIGHS)
(SIGHS)
(SULTRY MUSIC)
(VIBRATOR BUZZES)
(BABY CRIES)
(BABY CONTINUES CRYING)
Oly! What are you doing?
Mum! No, no, no, no, no!
Oh, Mum! I was trying
to let her self-settle.
What? You're controlled-crying her?
Is Santi involved with that?
That's a really big decision!
Well, I don't know what else to do!
You go to sleep. I'll settle her.
Are you sure?
Yes! Shh-shh.
You've got Migaloo. It's all right.
- Um
- What are you doing?
Just go to bed. We'll be fine.
She can't have Migaloo. He's mine.
- (CONTINUES CRYING)
- Shh.
Hey!
Grandma's gonna get you another toy.
But not Migaloo!
Goodnight.
(CONTINUES CRYING)
Look, let's go outside!
What do we think? It's a
beautiful night out here.
What do you think? Look. (GASPS)
Oh, is that a car? (GASPS)
Look at the car going past.
(SCREAMS)
Oh, please stop crying.
Please stop crying.
(BABY GRIZZLES)
(FALLS SILENT)
(WHISPERS) She's asleep?
(WHISPERS) Yes. Shh, shh, shh.
Oh, no! Mum, she's pooed!
It's fine. Let's just put her down.
No, she's gonna get a rash.
It's gonna be ten times worse.
- Mum
- Please.
I can change her without waking her.
- Please, no.
- Mum, Mum, Mum
I can do it.
(VELCRO RIPS)
(VELCRO RIPS)
(BABY CRIES)
(WHISPERS) Oh, my God.
- (CONTINUES CRYING)
- OK.
OK, OK, come on. Enough.
Enough.
- (SOUND EFFECTS ON TV)
- Mum!
We are not using screens as
a pacifier. (SWITCHES TV OFF)
(BABY WAILS)
Mum!
(CHATTER ON TV)
(GURGLES SOFTLY)
- What are you drawing?
- Jet pack cat!
Do you know how irresponsible it is
to condition a child to only
settle in front of a screen?
The kind of hardwiring
that's laying down in the brain forever?
I'm gonna send you the research.
I'm sorry, Oly, but
the only way I used to settle
you was in front of a screen.
Such a bad parent.
(SIGHS)
I know.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
(MATIAS URINATES)
(KETTLE WHISTLES)
(WHISTLING STOPS)
(TOASTER POPS)
Hey, boys. Boys. Gabriel.
You know how Papa has been
sleeping outside in the truck
to stop that possum from
stealing our empanadas?
He nearly caught him the other night.
ROSA: Yes, he did!
So the possum has gone away
to steal Mrs Nikaki's oranges instead.
Papa won.
So now you can come and kiss
him tomorrow in our bed, OK?
And start peeing in the toilet again.
OK. Go and wash your hands.
Just like that.
(SIGHS)
Where are you going?
Um to Oly's house.
To see my daughter.
Let me drive you.
(CAR PULLS UP OUTSIDE)
(CAR DOORS CLOSE)
Why are you so angry?
- Because of Rosa and I?
- No.
- No, Dad.
- What, then?
Remember my seventh birthday, Dad?
'Course you don't.
'Cause you weren't there.
You were hungover in bed all day.
You know, I got up that morning.
Made my own birthday cake.
I cut a slice for Mum,
'cause I had to imagine
she was there for me.
Man, I had just lost my wife!
I'd just lost my mum, Dad!
I needed you, Dad.
And the truth is you weren't there.
You've never been there.
(SIGHS)
(FLOORBOARDS CREAK)
OLY: What are you doing?
(CAR ENGINE STARTS)
You're in love with him.
I was.
I'm not.
(SIGHS)
It just hurts.
(SNIFFLES)
Santi really loved that poem, Mum.
So did I.
('TODO TIENE SU FIN' BY DOM LA NENA)
(BABY GURGLES)
(CHUCKLES) Hey, love.
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