The Worst Idea Of All Time - The Worst Scripted Event of All Time
Episode Date: November 28, 2018This special features the Workjuice Players reading a script based on Guy and Tim's memory of Grown Ups 2. Featuring Busy Philipps, Melanie Lynskey, Jason Ritter, Michael McMillian, Mate Micucci, Arde...rn Myrin, Baron Vaughn, Marc McConville, Hal Lublin and Humphrey Ker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Jordan Katz and the Elements of Style featuring Eric Koffs. I live every moment
Love every day
Cause before you know it, your precious time slips away
Live every moment, love every day
Cause if you don't mind, just throw your love away
I walked for seven miles this morning
With footprints in the sand
Washed away without a warning
Water kept the land
But I will walk on
Till I can no longer stand
I'll take you by the hand
And we'll live every moment
Love every day
Cause before you know it
Precious time slips away
There's water in the wind tonight There's a chair in the air
It's cooling down my skin tonight
Soaking through your hair
It's warm enough within tonight
For both of us to share
Take it anywhere
And we'll live every moment
Dive every day
Resemble you, darling man
Just throw your love away
Sometimes I wish
We could take a trip Far away
Live on a strong book
Then harlequin
Paid for another day
I will search for that place
Until I find it
All I can say
Is live every moment But till I found it all, nothing's the same
It's love every moment and love every day Sometimes I wish
We could take a trip far away
Leave all this trouble and heartache and pain for another day
I will search for that place till I find it. I'll find it. All I can say.
Is live every moment.
Love every day.
Before you know it.
Your precious time slips away.
Live every moment.
Love every day
If you don't mind, just throw your love away
You might just throw your love away
Just throw your love away
You might throw it away
You got to feel baby mama Your love away, don't grow. Your love away, don't grow.
You got to live in a moment.
Live in a moment.
Your love away, don't grow.
Your love away, don't grow.
Your love away, don't grow.
Your love away, don't grow. Your love away, don't grow. Oh, oh. You're the love of the lady, don't throw You're the love of the lady You're the love of the lady, don't throw
You're the love of the lady, don't throw
You're the love of the lady, don't throw
You're the love of the lady, don't throw
Ladies and gentlemen, Michael McMillan
Busy Phillips
Jason Renner
Baron Voy
Melanie Linsky
Kane Micucci
Arden Marin
Humphrey Carr Mark McConville and Hal O'Bland.
performers this is actually a note for you if you need to go to the bathroom at any point during
this script just tag someone in with one of your
characters
what we're going to do right now folks is
establish
who will be reading for what part
so Hal do you want to
would you mind kicking off
we're going to go from left to right
hello I'll be reading the roles of Keithy Would you mind kicking off? We're going to go from left to right. Hello.
I'll be reading the roles of Keithy,
Officer Flazu,
OJ,
Charlotte,
and Kyle.
Good evening.
I will be playing the parts of Higgins,
Wiley,
chilled out teacher, Adam Sandler's wife, and grumpy nurse.
Good evening. Tonight I shall be giving my Sally, bully, lady on Phone, and of course, Becky.
Hello, I'm Michael, and tonight I shall be playing the parts of Greg, Kid Dynamite, Principal Tardio, Officer Dante, Dante, and YouTube Sensation. Yes!
Dante,
and YouTube Sensation.
Yes.
Yes.
Hello, I'm Arden.
Thank you.
Tonight, I will be Donna,
Sherry,
Nick Schwartzen,
and Blonde Frat Guy, ladies.
Hey, I'm Kate, and today I'm going to be Deanne
and a ballet teacher and Gretzky and Taylor,
who I've been called as Taylor Lautner.
I don't know.
Sweet.
Hello, I'm Melanie.
I, thank you.
I'm going to attempt,
and I apologize in advance,
Roxanne.
I am also reading
Mom, Malcolm, and Patty Schwartz.
I'm Baron Vaughn, hello I'm playing Kurt, the Chris Rock role
Typecasting
Tommy Kavanaugh
Bean
Dickie,
and John Lovitz.
Everything's fine.
My name's Jason Ritter.
I'm playing Eric Andre.
That's Eric and Andre,
not Eric Andre.
And Postman and Dr. Dugan.
I'm Busy Phillips.
I'm playing Lenny.
And Brayden.
And Beefcake. Thank you all. And ladies and gentlemen, let us begin. cake.
Thank you all and ladies and gentlemen, let us begin.
Sweeping shot over a
tree-lined suburbia.
We're in Stanton, Connecticut
but it could be anywhere in the USA.
Interior shot
of a master bedroom morning.
Lenny Fader, Adam Sandler, and
Roxanne Fader, Selma Hayek,
are asleep in a huge bed, surrounded
by art and well-placed cans of Pepsi.
Lenny is awoken
by a big deer nibbling at a bowl
of chips on the bedside table.
Lenny tries to wake Roxanne.
Sweetie,
wake up.
No, I'm asleep.
Your mother is here from Mexico
and she needs to leave now.
Lenny, go back to sleep.
Go to the window and open it as wide as you can.
Why don't you open it, you lazy...
Roxanne is interrupted by the deer rearing up on its hind legs
and urinating directly into Lenny's open mouth.
Close your mouth!
No time for that as the deer careens out of the bedroom into the hallway,
racing past Becky, female, age nine and three quarters.
A deer.
The deer continues.
Now running past Keithy, male, early teens.
Enthusiastic young fella.
No way! Can I ride it?
The answer is no, as the deer crashes into the bathroom door.
In the bathroom, it disrupts Greg, male, mid-teens,
who is in the shower, presumably masturbating.
The arrival of a deer breaks his spell.
Roxanne has chased the deer down the hallway
and sees her own teenage son with a full-grown stiffy in the shower.
The deer turns, charging back past Roxanne toward the staircase.
Lenny and Keithy throw laundry at it, freezing the great ungulate.
The deer shakes off all the clothes save for a racy
pink bra and one of its antlers.
I left the front door open in case
any animals wanted to come in
and one did.
Yeah, one crazy ass one.
No, no, no.
You did a nice thing, sweetie.
Greg, I'm gonna need a bat.
Daddy, no. I'm gonna need a bat Daddy no
I'm not gonna hit the deer
I'm just gonna massage its head
With it a little bit
The deer runs into the kitchen
Scaring off the family dog
For an adult deer sprinting around a house
It is causing suspiciously little damage
The deer stops
Transfixed by a plush red monkey
Becky is clutching.
Move the doll towards me.
Now give it back to you.
Now back to me.
Give me that thing.
Mr. Gigglesworth? It's okay, sweetie.
Roxanne, take the kids into
the other room. Hey, dude,
you like this guy? Now
walk with me. Slowly.
I said
slowly.
The deer
chases Lenny out the front door. He
hurls the monkey onto the lawn and the deer
follows. A rotund postman standing
out front narrowly leaps to safety
throwing mail haphazardly in the air.
The deer decimates Gigglesworth.
It is a massacre.
Problem solved.
Mr. Gigglesworth,
Daddy, he's killing him!
A new problem begins.
Is that your bra, Mrs. Fader?
The postman looks for a high-five from Lenny.
Ew.
Easy.
Lenny looks at Roxanne.
He concedes his wife is a sexual object
for the enjoyment of postmen everywhere.
It is pretty nice, though.
The men high-five.
An appalling way to end an opening scene
and open a movie.
Interior, living room, morning.
Sally Lamonsoff, Maria Bello,
is helping her son Bean Lamonsoff, male, age nine,
with his math homework.
Sally holds up a card with a math problem on it.
Five times seven.
28!
That's right again, smarty pants.
They're both wrong.
Eric Laminsoff, Kevin James,
walks into the kitchen with a cup of coffee
and few fucks to give.
Hey, Bean, working on the math, huh?
Mom says if I get all my math homework right,
I'll get to ride my bike to school with Becky Fetter.
Okay, Bean, what's seven times nine?
Seventy-nine.
Is he a little boy or a computer?
Because I can't figure it out.
Don't destroy his confidence.
Donna, teen, female, walks in wearing ridiculous shoes
with baubles and flashing LED LEDs on them.
Happy summer, everybody!
You sure you want to go with those boots, honey?
I know you bedazzled them yourself.
I'm just worried they might get you too much attention, you know, from outer space.
It's the last...
It's the last day of school and mom says I'm free to express myself.
Building the confidence right here with R2-D2.
Confidence.
Q-U-R-T-X-Y.
Confidence.
Well, we're not going to have to pay for college, that's for sure.
Interior kitchen.
Morning.
Kurt McKenzie, Chris Rock, walks into the kitchen to see his wife, Deanne, Maya Rudolph.
Teen daughter, Charlotte, teen son, Kurt, and youngest son, Ronnie, hereupon known as Kid Dynamite.
Think of Richard Pryor, age two.
Kid Dynamite is shaking his butt with everyone watching in butt-themed amusement.
Go Ronnie, go Ronnie, go Ronnie.
He looks like Nicki Minaj trying to shake her butt implants back into place.
You got a busy day, honey?
Nah, just one repair job. Very special.
Whoa, looks like a horse took a dump in Ronnie's diaper.
You're going to need federal aid to clean that up.
You going to change him?
That's not my son. That's your son.
Nah. Ah, yesterday was my diaper day.
Today he's all yours, and it's going to get nasty.
Ronnie, honey, did a doo-doo grenade go off in your diaper?
Deanne reaches her hand into Kid Dynamite's diaper.
A bold approach to human feces.
Within it, she finds a box
which she opens to reveal pearl
jewelry. A necklace?
Happy 25th anniversary, babe.
Wow, dad.
You remembered. Mom didn't.
Ooh,
that's cool.
Exterior, train station, morning.
Higgins, David Spade, is standing on the platform,
talking on the phone and holding a teddy bear.
Brayden needs to spend at least one summer with you
so he can at least say he has a dad, you deadbeat Higgins.
Okay, no offense, but I'm not even sure who I'm talking to.
No offense, but I'm not even sure who I'm talking to.
I was visiting from Florida when in the middle of making out,
I got a really bad case of the hiccups.
Hiccups McGee, no way.
I have a kid I don't know about with hiccups McGee.
Hey, no offense, but I'm going to need to see a DNA test or something to... Brayden Higgins appears.
He's a late teen male dressed like his dad with identical hair
and a buttload of crudely drawn tattoos and ballpoint.
Clearly, this boy be a warlock.
No need. Later, hiccups.
Brayden produces a drawing of a stick figure wearing a hat.
The stick figure is labeled him.
You're him.
Yeah, except without the hat.
I got you this, if you want it.
But obviously you're like 17.
So obviously you should cut the head off it with a knife.
Anyway, we got to get you off to school, buddy.
No school.
Summertime.
Yeah, I know.
It's a drag.
Usually I just let you know,
let you blow it off and play hooky,
but I promise I'd stay late at the soup kitchen.
But we'll hang out afterwards.
It'll be fun.
Believe it or not, that's the end of the scene.
Exterior.
Exterior driveway in front of the Fader Mansion. It's morning.
Roxanne drives a tank-sized SUV
while Lenny walks next to her carrying a shoebox.
Hey, don't forget this.
What is it? A gift?
No.
It's the Gigglesworth Massacre.
I told Becky you could fix it.
What? Martha Stewart couldn't fix this.
But you're such a good daddy for picking up all the pieces.
That's why I've been thinking we moved here so we could have more quality time with our children.
Right?
How would you feel about expanding?
What? Having another kid?
Yeah.
Oh, but it's perfect right now.
When we order pizza, I get four slices.
Greg gets two slices.
Keithy gets two.
You and Becky get one.
I don't want to have to order another pie.
the pie.
Why don't you go on a diet,
you fat gordoys?
What's that?
You nailed it.
Come on It's the first time I haven't had a job since I was 16
I'm just enjoying the fun
And don't forget about Becky's ballet recital
I gotta go to that
I mean, I get to go to that
I'm just saying
I thought it was sold out
That's great news
Roxanne drives towards her kids Who are by the front gate to that? I'm just saying I thought it was sold out. That's great news.
Roxanne drives towards her kids
who are by the front gate.
And this car has got some real toe in it.
She is hooning it out the gates.
It's pretty dangerous, to be honest.
Have the best last day of school
ever, my wonderful children.
I love you all.
Becky rides her bike in circles
while Keithy and Greg just hang out like a couple
of lads. Greg might be stoned.
We'll make that decision on the day.
So, Greg, last day of school,
last chance to ask out Nancy Arbuckle.
Nancy Arbuckle?
Who's that? You like a
girl? Is that why you've been taking
those long showers?
Just conditioning my hair. That's all I do in the showers.
That's not what the deer told me.
That deer is a liar!
I heard too much conditioning can make you go blind.
Where'd you hear that?
Higgins.
Ooh, I should kill him.
Besides, I'm too chicken to even talk to her.
Hey, you're a feeder.
Feeders ain't afraid of women, buddy.
That's not the way I'm raising you.
Hey, Dad, did you ask Mom if I can go to football practice?
No, I was afraid she'd yell at me in that accent.
No one understands.
It should be noted that that accent is simply her native Spanish.
Besides, Nancy Arbuckle is the hottest girl in school
And Greg is fugly
So what is fugly?
All the guys in our family are fugly
That doesn't stop us from getting the hot chicks
I mean, look at me and your mother
It makes no sense
Only in like a Hollywood movie.
Singletons, listen up because Adam Sandler knows how it goes.
All you gotta do is follow my three-step program.
One, make her smile.
Two, tell her she has a nice smile.
Three, say she has to go out with you that night.
Why that night?
Because it'll give her friends less time to tell her how fugly you are because you are fugly.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Everyone's favorite idiot, Bean, comes cycling into frame.
Come on, Becky, it's 8.15. School starts at 8.30.
That means we only have 25 minutes.
Daddy,
do you promise Mr. Gigglesworth will be better by
bedtime? I promise.
Have a safe ride to
school. I love you. And you
read the road signs. Don't let Bean.
Becky and Bean ride off.
Probably into respective Disney projects.
Look at that Riding their bikes to school
You couldn't do that in LA
With all the nuts out there
Yeah, thank god we don't have any
Crazy people out here
Cue a dramatic entrance by Nick fucking Swarstrick
A school bus screeches into frame
before breaking heavily. The doors swing
open. Hey, Nick.
How's it going?
You look a little rougher than usual.
My wife's
leaving me.
After three weeks.
Three weeks?
That's not bad for you.
Yeah. She caught me eating a banana with my butt.
Still, I shouldn't have done it at her mom's house.
I've never seen this movie
but I did audition for it
three times
what is up with you?
You seem a little extra out of it today.
I met a very reliable doctor at a Cypress Hill concert,
and he floated me a couple of pills just to feel better.
But I don't feel better.
You feel worse!
Exterior shot.
Front of the McKenzie household
It's morning, the McKenzie family is standing out front
Waiting for the school bus
Which appears with Lenny at the wheel
Ladies and gentlemen
Meet your new bus driver
Lenny mimes playing a clarinet
Like a fucking idiot
So you finally got yourself a job.
I'm just filling in for
Drulio Iglesias
in the back.
Nick is comatose and high schoolers
are shoving Cheetos up his nose.
It's pretty classic stuff.
Eddie Ann,
happy anniversary.
Lenny remembered
And I never got him pregnant
Isn't that sweet?
Kurt steps into the school bus
For a confidential chat with Lenny
Oh, she forgot
I got the biggest get out of jail free card ever
I want one of those
Oh, you ain't never gonna get one like this
Hey, sweetie, don't worry about forgetting the 20th
I'm sure you'll remember the 30th.
I love you.
Yeah.
I'm sure you do.
Deep down.
The bus door is closed,
leaving Deanne and Kid Dynamite out on the front stoop.
Kid Dynamite is jiggling his nappy,
which is filling up with fecal matter.
That's not another necklace in there, is it?
Nailed it.
Interior shot, school bus, morning, Lenny and Kurt
up at the front of the bus,
gasbagging like a couple of high school teens.
I'm telling you, I'm going to abuse the hell out of this
get-out-of-jail-free card.
Maybe I'll walk on the good rug without taking off my boots.
Or maybe I'll have a nice diet soda with dinner.
And not just one, either. The whole damn picture.
So you're going full gangster.
But do you know what I'd really like to do?
Throw a first night of summer party, you know?
Something a little crazy.
It's been many, many years since we did something that crazy.
There's only one problem
though. My house isn't big enough.
But yours is.
The last party I threw was
senior year of high school.
And it was the best. We all hooked up
with chicks.
Now we all got wives
and kids and high
cholesterol.
Look, if you and Dee want to come over for drinks, that's fine.
I think I have to ask my wife first.
The bus is now bristling with teenagers doing teenage things.
Near the back is a big boy with flowing blonde hair, and he's bullying Donna.
Hey, nice shoes. Where'd you get them?
Losers are us.
Hey, nice shoes. Where'd you get them? Losers are us.
Hey, fuck you.
I made them.
You made them? In a toilet? Boom!
Hey, leave her alone.
The bully, being a bully, takes the opportunity to focus his bullying on Keithy.
The following may differ slightly from the actual movie dialogue.
What did you say, Hollywood?
Leave her alone.
It isn't very nice to be mean to people.
Oh, yeah.
I never really thought about it like that.
Really?
No, you little bitch!
Of course I had!
I'm a bully!
I am in this script to bully people.
You can't talk me out of bullying in the opening act.
It'll be a disaster.
To be honest, I've seen the rest of the script and it's not looking so shit hot anyway.
Hey, stop breaking the fourth wall.
I'm trying to bully you here.
Lenny and Kurt notice Keithy is being bullied.
That kid looks like white precious.
That kid looks like white precious.
The grown men giggle at the youngster's expense before Lenny starts straight Comedy Central roasting this bully on the bus PA.
Excuse me, beanbag with arms and legs.
Take a seat or seats before
somebody gets hurt.
You're lucky your dad's here, but he won't be here
all day. Keithy slumps into
a seat, looking worried. Exterior,
the front of a school. Morning.
Kids exit the bus. Kurt and
Lenny have rigged Nick up in the driver's seat with
some ropes they presumably carry on their person
at all times.
The bully is the last
off the bus. Have a nice
last day of school, Rapunzel.
Oh,
enter Principal Tardio, male,
50s, wears a too small shirt.
He walks over from his
car, which has been vandalized.
And it's all spelled correctly.
This can't be my
students!
Hey, Principal Tardio.
Can you believe this? The last day of school
and my students, they turn into
animals. Maybe they're
just mad because you still shop
at Baby Gap.
Seems like
something he would do. Go to class!
Go to class! Hey, how was your. Go to class. Go to class.
Hey, how was your last ride in before the summer, Nick?
Nick is unconscious, but sitting upright in the driver's seat.
He's strung up like a marionette.
Real Weekend at Bernie's-like.
Now remember, today is only half a day.
And half a shirt, right?
What?
Nothing.
Nick's just trying to say goodbye.
Nick jerks around violently
as Lenny and Kurt pull on the rope system.
Principal Tardio has no time to notice
because he's being bullied by his students.
Hey, that's my laptop.
That's not waterproof.
Exterior, leafy suburban street, morning.
Lenny drives the bus with Kurt in tow.
They're watching Eric hug a strange lady.
Look at this. It's ridiculous.
It'll ruin his marriage.
Will you be stopping
by to watch Days of Our Lives later?
Well, we've got to find out which twin murdered
Rinaldo, don't we?
The two laugh and nod. Okay, mommy,
bye now. Eric walks down the front stoop towards the school bus.
Didn't mommy make the boo-boo go away?
Don't tell the wife.
What's with the bus?
Get in.
Eric boards the bus.
Kurt and Lenny have now suspended Nick
from the ceiling of the bus.
His head hangs dangerously close to the floor.
Hi, Nick.
Eric pulls a rope and Nick crashes down with the impact
of his entire body onto his neck
surely killing him.
Let's hit it.
Lenny accelerates wildly.
Oh sorry. That's alright.
I mean that's fine.
After saying watch this, Lenny accelerates
wildly, sending Nick's lifeless
body sliding down the bus aisle.
His head smacks straight against the end wall.
He's definitely dead now.
These men have just straight up murdered a guy.
Eric and Lenny high five.
Kurt looks horrified.
You gotta respect that.
Interior, a high-end ladies' clothing store.
Morning.
Roxanne is in her store talking with her assistant.
Business is dire.
I'm going to be out of the store all day today.
Is that all right?
No problem.
No one will come in anyway.
This is what I auditioned for.
Three times.
Three times.
More and more barrettes got at it.
Didn't get the part.
I better do a good job right now.
Does Leonard ever talk about me?
You're hired.
Oh my God, thank you!
Thank you!
I can play movie unfuckable easy.
Okay, does Leonard ever talk about me?
Who is Leonard?
Oh, Lenny?
He used to be my boyfriend.
This one time in recess, we shared a stick of chewing
gum.
He gave me this note. I felt weird
having a secret with you.
Do you prefer my hair
in a barrette or a headband?
That's what I wrote.
Barrette.
And that was his response.
Sherry points to a 30-something-year-old Barrette
and her 30-something-year-old hair.
I think he still has feelings for me.
I'm going to go work out now.
You really think that a tight-tongued body
will keep him away from his hubba-bubba baby?
I hope so.
Bye!
You dismissed her the wrong girl, chica!
And interior, a run-down gym.
Late morning.
The ladies of the town are arriving for a gym class.
I know what Lenny's problem is.
They're so cute when they're little.
Diane walks in with Kid Dynamite on a leash.
He is struggling against the leash as you'd expect any human being to do.
you'd expect any human being to do.
Kid Dynamite walks up to a Swiss ball and clean pops it with his gnashes.
You think that's cute.
Don't you growl at me.
Beefcakes, female, 40s, muscle bound, enters.
Kids don't belong in here.
That leash better not trip me up.
That leash ain't gonna trip you up. It's your big ass hairy. That leash better not trip me up. That leash ain't gonna trip
you up. It's your big ass hairy man
feet that are gonna trip you up.
Tough to side with
Deanne on that one.
Beefcake growls.
She was just joking around
us, sir. Cool it, you're gonna
get us killed. Beefcakes is
justifiably upset.
No time for that, though, because enter John Lovitz.
He's pushing a janitor's mop and bucket into a fully carpeted gym.
Ahem.
Good morning ladies
Your instructor is running a little late
So he told me to run some warm up exercises
But it's only
Shit
But it's only 5-2
Yeah yeah so I need everybody on their feet
Stand up.
Now shimmy.
Shake the shoulders.
The women comply, but are baffled as to why they must jiggle their bosoms in front of the janitor.
Yeah, nice.
Now faster, a little faster.
Okay, not too fast.
A little slower, a little slower.
Yes, perfect.
Now I need everybody to turn around, face the back of the
room, and touch your toes.
Adam Sandler's wife, 40s,
female, speaks up on behalf of women
everywhere.
Why do we have to turn? The following line
is...
The following line is delivered with the authority
of the king of God, Zeus himself.
If you please.
Now bend over.
Take your left hand and slap it against the left cheek.
Good. I want you to hear those slaps.
Yes, wonderful. Wonderful!
Enter
gym teacher Kyle, Kate Hudson's
brother.
Good morning, ladies. So you started
without me? Yes, like you
asked me to. Say, it's
true even if it isn't.
Ew.
You loved it. You loved it.
Kid Dynamite bites
John Lovitz on the ankle. John Lovitz
screams and exits. You're all
prostitutes.
Alright, good morning ladies and welcome to
Squat Fitness 101.
I wish I didn't have to call it that, but that's what they told me to say.
Now, before we get started, for real, any questions?
Are you single?
Yes.
Sally has her hand up as though she has a question.
I'm sorry, I forgot. You're so gorgeous, I just...
I have a very important question, and it's a two-parter.
The first part is, did a scientist make you in a lab?
And the second part is, can I stick my tongue down your throat?
Look, most of you are married, and I happen to be gay.
The woman quickly turn on Kyle, akin to the witch trials of old.
They throw homophobic slurs.
Kid Dynamite ruffles through Beefcake's bag
meanwhile, finding a jockstrap
and holds it aloft.
Why does she have this?
That's not a jockstrap. That's a g-string.
Deanna and Roxanne laugh in a mean-spirited way.
Another scene in the can.
Exterior Kmart storefront
Late morning
The opening chords of Werewolves of London play
The grown-ups walk through a Kmart infomercial
Nick removes his clothes
Nick removes his clothes
And climbs into a comfortable looking bed
The others continue
Looking for great Kmart products
To give them fulfilment looking for great Kmart products to give them fulfillment.
They find a Kmart employee, Malcolm, to Meadows.
Hey, Malcolm, I didn't know you worked at Kmart.
And apparently the hair on top of your head
didn't know it either.
What?
Hey, next time you should use that Chia Pet stuff
on your whole head. What? Hey, Malcolm, can I use that Chia Pet stuff on your whole head.
What?
Hey, Malcolm, can I use the top of your head for a second?
I think I've got something stuck in my teeth.
What?
Yes.
Lenny notices Higgins fucking around in the weapons section.
Over by the crossbows in the semi-automatics.
What's Higgins doing
with O.J.'s knife right now?
Higgins is talking to himself while brandishing
a massive blade. You think you're
tough? Hey, crocodile
dumdy, how'd it go
with the kid? Uh, he's in school.
You put him in school for
one day? He's a thug, Lenny.
He cut the head off a teddy bear.
Imagine what he's gonna do to me. So you're gonna Lenny. He cut the head off a teddy bear. Imagine what he's going to do to me.
So you're going to buy this knife to cut his head off?
Kmart employee...
Oh, shit, I'm so excitable.
No.
I just want him to think I'll cut his head off
so he won't cut my head off.
Now Kmart employee OJ,
male, 40s, cross-eyed,
and familiar to Sandler fans everywhere,
pipes up with the tombra of a chainsaw burrowing into dirt
You want to cause harm to a relative without causing permanent injury
May I recommend this?
OJ produces a can of pepper spray and sprays his own eyeballs
Elsewhere in Kmart, Malcolm and Kurt shoot the shit
So, my son told me he's going to ask your daughter on a date.
Charlotte's never been on a date before,
and she sure as hell isn't going to start with some kid named Bump D.
He's the only black kid in her class.
What, you'd rather she date a white kid?
Yeah, Farrakhan, I'd rather she dated the whitest white kid
before your little bald-headed boy.
Okay, but don't worry, because I already gave him the talk.
What talk?
You know, chicks.
I told him how he used to roll with the ladies in high school.
You know, beep beep.
Malcolm ear-tweaks nipples.
Then opens his mouth and flails his tongue about.
Is that happening?
Yeah.
Yeah, great.
Kurt strangles Malcolm.
Don't you get that?
What?
Cut to exercise part of Kmart.
Eric eats a pretzel.
Lenny rides an exocycle.
OJ and Higgins are at a fake campsite.
I gotta get some pepper spray for my kids.
This big dumb idiot on the bus won't stop abusing him.
Hey, remember when Tommy Cavanaugh moved here from Texas?
He non-stop abused you and you did nothing about it Tommy Cavanaugh?
That guy was a right freak
He had back zits on his back zits
Besides, we were just messing around
If it was serious, I swear to God, I would have knocked him out.
Hey, isn't that Kavanaugh right there?
Where?
In a panic, Lenny flips over the handlebars of the exercycle, injuring himself and landing on the floor.
Meanwhile, two extras walk through the bag of shot twice in a row, providing the first...
Providing the first significant continuity era of the film.
Okay, now, you weren't exactly Captain Courageous back in high school.
I never backed out of a fight, though.
Yeah, but did you ever jump off Suicide 35 at the quarry?
Oh, that's right.
You always made up some lame excuse.
Oh, I can't. I'm on my period. It'll attract sharks.
Suicide 35. Off the top rock, 35 feet above the water.
My mom did that job when she was pregnant with me.
Cut to Nick Swartzen carefully inspecting the inflatables in Kmart.
He spies a box with a picture of a raft.
There's a raft in there?
Nick pulls a loose cord on a box
and is blown back by a giant and instantly
inflatable watercraft.
Nick is killed again.
Interior shot of a school classroom.
It's late morning. Chilled out teacher
is running a classroom of students who have all
had their textbooks out even though it's the last day
of school.
Alright little birds. Find your nests, man.
Now, usually we don't have this exciting news this late in the term,
but we have a new student.
Brayden Higgins is here from Florida.
Hey, Brayden, why don't you go cop a squat?
Brayden the warlock walks in the opposite direction.
Or go that way, man. Find your own path.
Brayden is finding his
own path. Brayden is a warlock.
Brayden walks
to a table with a nerd sitting at it.
The nerd offers his wallet.
No, I sit here.
Is your dad Marcus
Higgins? That guy's the funniest.
I've known him since I was a kid
Great, great man
I wanna smash his face
Screw him
I hate that guy
End
Exterior shot of Kmart storefront
It's now late morning
The grown-ups are walking out of Kmart
Carrying a variety of items
Which they will no doubt get excellent longevity out of
Kmart really does provide only the finest products At the most competitive prices carrying a variety of items which they will no doubt get excellent longevity out of.
Kmart really does provide only the finest products at the most competitive prices.
Hold on, hold on.
I think I've got a burp snark coming.
The men freeze in anticipation of this hilarious gag from Eric. He burps, sneezes and farts in one semi-fluid motion.
Do it.
Do it You gotta teach me how to do that
Burp's not that simple
You start with a burp
You sniff or sneeze
Get that going
And then that triggers a fart always
Officer full of zoog
Played by Shaquille O'Neal
Interrupts proceedings
Alright, what's up with the school bus? Officer Flazu, played by Shaquille O'Neal, interrupts proceedings.
Alright, what's up with the school bus?
I can explain that.
Flazu draws a handgun.
Put your hands in the air. Flazu cocks the gun.
It is definitely loaded.
And wave them like you just don't care.
Say ooh-ooh.
Ooh-ooh.
Say ooh-ooh.
Ooh-ooh.
I heard you're having a party tonight, Lenny.
What? I'm not having a party tonight.
Where'd you hear that?
Kurt shrugs his shoulders guiltily,
because remember that party was his idea,
back on the bus, right?
Officer Dante, played by Peter Dante, imaginative,
bursts out of the cop car and comes in piping hot.
He's a cop. He hears everything.
Oh, look, everybody.
It's Magnum P.U.
I still can't believe
they made you a cop
after all the sick stuff
you pulled.
The Peter Dante
who stole your parents'
snowmobile
and sold it to purchase
crack cocaine
is dead, Miranda.
I mean, Fader.
This side of the law is way better. To serve and protect, McCain is dead, Miranda. I mean, Fader.
This side of the law is way better.
To serve and protect.
Gotta love it.
Oh, no.
The recital starts in five minutes.
We'll never make it on time.
The ballet recital at Madonna Elementary School?
Can we come?
Why?
Trust me.
Everybody is going gonna be there.
We've only got five minutes.
We'll never make it in time.
Oh, you'll make it on time because we're gonna give you
a five-star presidential police escort.
Isn't that against the law?
I am the law!
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for a Grown Ups 2 Power Play.
Brought to you by Kmart.
Kmart is quality with a capital K.
The following scenes were cut for time.
Number one, a ballet recital featuring the men and John Lovitz ogling the ballet teacher.
Featuring Tim Meadows' best line of the...
Wait, what?
Featuring you, Tim.
Oh, featuring my favourite line of the film.
I'm having a wonderful
time.
The second scene cut for time. The introduction
of Lenny's old high school bully, played by Stone
Cold Steve Austin. And the third is
seen at an ice cream store, in which
Colin Quinn, character named Dickie,
remember that, appears to shit all over an ice cream machine. It Colin Quinn, character named Dickie, remember that, appears to
shit all over an ice cream machine.
It's bloody good, but it had to go.
Now we're in an exterior shot.
It's establishing of Stanton
High School. Hashtag Puritan power.
Go Puritans! It's afternoon.
Principal Tardio speaks over the PA.
Meanwhile, in a classroom, Greg is sitting
with his crush, Nancy Arbuckle,
female, 16, attractive by traditional Hollywood standards.
And so we arrive at the end of another school year, filled with growth, learning, and hopefully a little bit of fun.
Principal Tardio finds something in his belly button.
Oh, Froot Loops?
He eats the Froot Loop.
But education
is not set on some
fixed schedule. The school bell
rings. Kids erupt.
Please, please, return to your seats.
Two classic pranksters are perched
above Principal Tardio in the ceiling. They hold
a bucket of blue paint and pour it all over
him. Oh, damn you! Every
year you do this to me!
And this is my favorite shirt from when I was 12
Cut to the school hallway
Donna and Charlotte see each other across the hall
How's it going, sophomore?
Not bad, sophomore
Lovely stuff
Meanwhile
Keithy sees the bus bully making his way down the hall
Keithy turns his body Into a rigid shape
Pretending to be a statue
This kid is a moron
The bully immediately
Sees through the ruse
Oh hey wait a minute
You're not a statue
You're an ass chew
That didn't even make any sense
Shut up
The bully knocks all
Keithy's books
Out of his hands.
What? What? What?
Nothing.
What?
Nothing. Nothing!
Insane.
Exterior.
Friend of high school.
Afternoon.
Greg, Andre and Brayden are standing together.
Somehow those first two nerds have befriended a warlock.
How are you getting home?
Well, my dad said he's got to stay late at the soup kitchen,
so it's all me.
You can come ride the bus with us if you want.
No, why don't we do something fun?
Why don't we do something we're not supposed to do?
Exterior, a fence blocking a walkway.
It says, keep out, afternoon.
Brayden, Andre, and Greg are walking down a gravel road
towards the gate. Keep out? That just makes me want to not keep out, afternoon. Brayden, Andre, and Greg are walking down a gravel road towards the gate.
Keep out?
That just makes me want to not keep out.
Verbatim.
Brayden leads Greg and Kurt through the fence into the forbidden land.
Exterior, a large cliff face above water, afternoon.
Our dads used to come here when they were kids.
They claimed to be all squeaky clean, but
I reckon they were nuts.
It's a flat boy party!
The cameraman becomes incredibly excited
by the change of tech the movie has found and
starts shooting a hip hop video.
College kids!
We better go
No go
Stay
The warlock disrobes
And Ford flips into a dive
From a 35 foot drop
He's nuts
Let's get out of here
Greg and Andre
Start making their way
Back from the quarry
When Wayne Gretzky's
Very sober daughter
Shows up
Carrying a six pack
Pretending to be
Very drunk
She is the daughter of
a legendary ice hockey player not an actor hey where are you guys going join
the party who are you guys
We're seniors.
We became seniors like 20 minutes ago.
College seniors, not high school seniors.
Wait a minute.
I know you.
You're Scully and you're Boomer.
Here, take one of these.
She hands the nerds a beer H and gives them a hug.
I love you guys so much. I love you too. I love you more.
Woo! Body shots!
The guys watch her
unconvincingly stumble towards the party.
No go. Stay.
Okay, but
what are we gonna do about these?
If we don't drink them, they'll be
on to us and I don't know them, they'll be on to us.
And I don't know if I'm ready for beer yet.
We'll pretend to urinate and pour them out.
This isn't exactly what Andre says, but you get the gist of it.
The best shot of the movie follows.
Brayden lying on an inflatable, wearing sunglasses,
barrels the shit out of the camera.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Summertime!
Mystery scene. Guy and Tim couldn't remember what happens here and in the interest of time we decided not to try and remember it.
So now we're in an exterior
shot of a treed area in front of
the quarry. It's afternoon.
It's been a lifelong shame, but you're finally
going to do suicide 35.
It's a big day.
Yeah, what are you afraid of? You're the
rope from the tree. Triple back flip
bird crush guy. No one has any
idea what Kurt is talking about.
Everyone ignores him.
They emerge from the trees and arrive at a clearing.
The thing is this, though.
I just ate.
What?
What did you just eat?
I had chicken chow mein.
When did you eat?
We were with you the whole time.
Yeah, you didn't see. they had it at Kmart.
It is good there.
Get out of here.
Lenny sees the college party taking place across the quarry.
What do I see here?
Look at this.
Hot chicks.
Beers on ice.
This is how we used to do it.
This is how I still do it, buddy.
Into ex-war wolf, werewolf, come frat boy Taylor, played by Taylor Lautner.
Well, you should stop.
This is kappa, delta, sigma, theta, pi property.
We couldn't remember the frat name.
The rest of the frat boys consist of
Paddy, 20s, son of Arnie,
an absolute legend on the LA party scene.
Joining him, blonde frat guy, 30s,
with a real Van Wilder vibe.
And YouTube sensation, 20s,
in this movie for the internet generation.
Huh?
Listen. We've been swimming at the quarry since we were eight years old,
so you can calm down there a bit, Abercrombie.
I'm sure it was the bomb back in the day,
cranking your Al Jolson tunes on your transistor radio,
but this is the 21st century,
and Thicky Thick and Flabby
Bunch should never take their shirts off again.
Well, I guess I'm Thicky Thick.
Yeah, well, I don't really enjoy being in the Flabby Bunch.
I haven't seen this many arrogant white kids since Eminem played Duke.
Oh, yeah?
Well, at least we aren't stuck in some lame-ass town
hanging up drywall for a living.
First of all, I own pretty much the greatest auto body parts shop in town.
Mackenzie here works for the cable company.
Free cable for life!
And Higgins, well he works part-time down at the go-tart track.
Go-cart track.
What?
Oh, so he was high-balling you with the drywall?
The blonde frat guy and Taylor do an elaborate handshake
to celebrate the burns.
It takes about 30 seconds.
And to be honest, it's actually a pretty good gag.
And to be honest, it's actually a pretty good gag.
The grown-ups patiently wait for the handshake to end.
Paddy stands in the background but is unmissable.
He is now acting at maximum capacity with his entire face and body. Nice handshake
We got one too
It goes like this
Eric and Kurt shake hands normally
Pleasure to meet you
And also you sir
Look he's just gotta jump off of that cliff
And then we're outta here
Oh I can't permit it
I can't permit it He can't permit it. I can't permit it.
He can't permit it.
You guys have ruined our celebrations by being here.
Look at my hands.
They're shaking.
I'm so mad.
Patty is very excited.
He's about to get a line.
Yeah, my brother's shaking.
Patty has nailed his line.
Taylor starts doing backflips.
I can take this guy.
I just need to warm up first.
Hold on.
This guy's doing 11 backflips for some unknown reason.
Look, we can't afford to do this.
We've got kids.
Then he addresses this to Tyler and the frat boys Hey look guys
We'll just come back another time
You will come back never
Dude why are you acting so crazy
Oh did Betty White
Just call you crazy
Did he just call you Betty White
That's pretty funny
Looks like we got a situation.
Taylor wolf whistles and many frat boys
suddenly appear whooping and cheering.
Okay.
Okay.
You know what?
You're obviously having a party
so we'll just be on our way.
The men go to leave but the frat boys stop them.
Not that way.
What? Is there an escalator? That way. Taylor and the
100 frat boys all point in different
directions.
This is
a mistake. They should all be pointing at Suicide
35's cliff, but movies are hard to make.
You're gonna
make us do the plunge?
Naked.
Assholes.
The nude grown-ups begrudgingly take turns to jump off Suicide 35 with their penises tastefully left out of shot thanks to a very skilled DOP.
Upon landing, the men are treading water, upset and naked.
I can't believe nobody's scared of a black guy anymore.
Damn you, Obama.
Insane. I can't believe nobody's scared of a black guy anymore Damn you Obama End scene The gate in front of the pathway from before
Afternoon
The four men walk back to their transport, dejected
What are you, made of rocks, dude?
Hey, feel that right there
Lenny forces Higgins and Eric's hands on his nipples
Those are my balls They went right up there Hey, feel that right there. Lenny forces Higgins and Eric's hands on his nipples.
Those are my balls.
They went right up there.
Stop it, I'm getting turned on. Eric notices a torn off teddy bear head atop the car's antenna.
What's this?
These kids won't stop abusing us!
Damn you!
This wasn't frat kids.
It was my son.
Satan.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for a Grown Ups 2 Power Play,
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choose Blaze Pizza. The following scenes
were cut for time. Number one, Higgins rolling
through town in a gigantic tyre.
There's no dialogue, it's fine.
Number two, Lenny sharing
a tender moment teaching Keithy to play
football shortly before breaking his leg.
And number three, the frat boys
returning to their frat house to discover it has been
frat trashed to their frat house To discover it has been frat trashed
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Now, interior shot of a doctor's office
It's daytime
Lenny and Roxanne stand next to a bedridden Keithy
Whose leg is in a cast
They are joined by Dr Dugan, 50s, male
Played by the film's director
And grumpy nurse, early 40s, grumpy
Dr Dugan pins an x-ray of Keithy's obviously
broken leg to a light board.
So it's just a hairline fracture
then? No, no, it's a
clean break. But is it broken
broken or just kind of broken?
The leg is broken.
I'm afraid he's gonna have to be wearing that
cast all summer. What
was once one bone is
now two half bones.
Thank you, nurse.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I haven't slept in 68 hours.
So, you're saying
you're a little loopy
from the lack of sleep
and that isn't my son's leg up there.
That's a piece of celery
you snapped, right? Lady,'s leg up there. That's a piece of celery you snapped, right?
Lenny, the leg is broken.
It's Chapozzardo.
It's DeRota.
Doctor?
Oh, boy.
Is there anything you can do about my wife?
I'm a doctor, not a psychiatrist.
So you're saying my wife is crazy?
No, no, it was a joke.
Lenny, you lied to me, and now you're going to pay for it.
Doctor, don't you wish there was a cure
for anger?
There is. It's called Jack Daniels
Ah
Another one of your jokes
I wish
Doctor Dugan
played by the film's director Dennis Dugan
produces a hip flask and takes a deep sip
in what might be a thinly veiled
Metacry for help
from the man himself.
It's time for another Grown Ups 2 Power Play.
Brought to you by Grown Ups 3D,
an exciting new chapter in the Grown Ups canon.
The following scenes were cut for time.
One, Andre McKenzie passing his
driving test with Steve Buscemi, aka Wiley
and the birth of the Steve Buscemi
mystery tour.
Two, Eric and Sally
having a frank emotional discussion about their
crumbling marriage before getting a car wash from
the cast of SNL.
Three,
word miraculously spreading across the entire town
that there will be an 80s-themed party
at the Fader House tonight.
Interior, supermarket, night.
Lenny pushes a trolley with Becky
and as much product placement as humanly possible.
I used to buy cases of beer for my parties.
Now I'm just buying cases of juice boxes.
Kyle, the fitness guy,
appears with a trolley
full of good-looking,
healthy food
because he's a good-looking,
healthy guy.
Hey, Beckstar.
Hey, Stud Muffin.
Mommy calls him Stud Muffin,
so I call him Stud Muffin.
Is that right?
Hey, you must be
Roxanne's husband.
I'm Kyle.
Oh, yeah.
And how exactly do you know
my wife again there?
Mud stuffing?
Ignoring the homophobic nature of the slur
the spoonerism is one of the cleverest gags
of the film
Oh, I worked her out
this morning
Yeah, well I worked her out this morning
too, pretty good, actually.
Okay.
Enter.
Hi.
What's up?
This is awkward.
I'm here with my husband.
I'm sorry, why is that awkward?
Sherry points at the 30-year-old barrette in her hair.
You have brain damage?
Sherry laughs nervously, thusly.
And her husband Wiley, a.k.a. Busimia,
appears carrying a jar of mayonnaise
he's presumably just finished fingering.
Hey, honey.
Hello, Lenny.
Hey, Wiley. How'd Andre McKenzie go on his test today?
He squeaked by.
We definitely didn't check out any soapy cheerleaders.
What's going on with you and my wife?
I gotta go.
In fact, why don't we all go our separate ways?
I don't see any of these conversations working out for me.
Wiley, I will see you at the party
later. Yeah, party
tonight. Eddie style.
Rocky 3. Wiley starts
earboxing. Sherry slips a note
into Lenny's hand. I'll bring the hubba
bubba. Roxanne reappears
as everyone disperses.
What did that note say?
That was really good.
I think it sounded just like her.
Thanks, Susie.
You're welcome.
It says beets, mayonnaise, zucchinis.
The other side.
He turns it over.
Meet me by your mailbox at 11.
Why would I meet her by the mailbox at 11?
Roxanne snatches the note from Lenny and eats it.
She leaves with sass.
Do you have any idea what just happened?
Not a clue.
That's it.
Anterior.
Foyer of the fader household.
Nighttime.
When was the 80s?
That was way back in the 1900s.
We learned about it in school.
The phones had these long curly things on them
and you actually had to watch commercials.
It was whack.
Isn't that right, Bowser?
Someone dressed up the fucking dog for this shindig.
Unbelievable.
Lenny appears in blue jeans and a white tee.
He has a red cap in his back pocket.
Hey, Dad, how come we have to wear costumes and you don't?
Lenny puts the cap on.
Bruce Springsteen, born in the USA.
Who's Bruce Springsteen?
You don't know who Bruce Springsteen is?
I stink as a parent.
You do not stink as a parent.
That's why I don't understand why...
Why I don't want a baby is because I don't want one!
Can we move on from that?
Roxanne starts crying and leaves.
Pretty fair, given her husband's outburst.
End.
Because why not?
Exterior.
Balcony outside the master bedroom at the Fader house.
Nighttime.
Roxanne is drying her eyes on this lovely balcony.
It might be Roxanne or it might be Selma Hayek.
Breaking character.
She realises what a poor career choice she has made.
she realizes what a poor career choice she has made.
I'm sorry, I yelled, honey.
In front of the children.
I'm sorry, but you keep saying you want another kid.
Why don't we just adopt a 20-year-old or something?
That way we could make some money off them.
I'm just trying to understand.
I mean, are you going through a hormone thing?
Menopause?
What?
Are you not old enough for that or something?
I'm sorry. Well, I have been going through kind of a hormone thing.
Good.
We can get pills for that.
I'm pregnant.
The doorbell rings
Our guests are here
Exterior shot of the backyard
It's the Fader household
Night time
We're in one corner
Of the palatial Fader backyard
The yard has dope ass lights
Everyone looks set
For the party of the decade
Lenny, Laminsov, Higgins and Kurt
A.K.A. the grown ups
Are all seated on outdoor furniture
All of them dressed elaborately
As 1980s icons
Except Lenny
in his shitty Springsteen
cop-out costume.
What are you supposed to be?
A meatloaf. Your meatloaf or your maid
of meatloaf? Ha ha!
Who are you supposed to be, Doug Henning?
I'm Oates. Oh yeah?
Where's Hall? He's having
a playdate with your kids. In the backyard,
Braden is spinning around in circles with Bean and Becky in his grip.
They are screaming in fear.
I can't believe I have to drink juice at my own party because we got all these kids running around.
Which one of you guys has even been to a party in the last six months?
Higgins shoots his hand up in the air.
Kurt whoops loudly.
A party without a bouncy
castle. Kurt puts his
hand down and whoops sadly.
A party you were
actually invited to?
Higgins puts his hand down.
Face it, fellas.
The party's over.
We're irrelevant.
I mean, you saw how those frat guys treated us.
Laman Soft's completely surrendered.
He's wearing a fanny pack, for God's sake.
First of all, it's a Sir Fanny Pack, a survival fanny pack,
and it has many special features.
Oh, yeah.
Like if I pull this triangle triangle a lasagna pops out.
Ha ha ha.
Why don't you try it?
You got it. I
pull the string. Lenny pulls the
string and an instantly inflating raft erupts
out of the fanny pack throwing everyone but
Eric ten yards.
Like a raft out of
hell.
Eric mounts a nearby coffee table
Victorious, hands on hips
He bellows at his injured friends
Don't ever say the party's over
The coffee table breaks under the weight of an over-employed Kevin James
And the legs all snap simultaneously
Dropping him by three feet
It's a visual depiction of his lowered status, you goons.
That didn't happen.
Good one.
As if by magic, the party is now full of people
and totally happening.
Officers Flazu and Dante
and Dr. Dugan
dressed impressively as Billy Idol
and Lenny are playing quarters and Dante
nails a coin bounce right into Flazu's bear.
Buckle up, partner.
Flazu downs the drink and won.
Roxanne approached the table with Becky by her side.
Quick, secret table.
Lenny presses a button which splits the bear-laden table surface into two.
It mechanically disappears downwards and is simultaneously replaced by a nice tabletop surface with cupcakes and non-alcoholic beverages.
Hey, honey.
Becky's tired and she wants her daddy to put her to bed.
Oh, well, I'm just enjoying some refreshing punch.
Couldn't you put her to bed?
You wouldn't want to drink too much punch with all these kids running around.
I think I'd be okay.
Actually, you wouldn't.
Lenny concedes, steps up from the table and high-fives Flazu.
I'll be right back. That's a promise.
He lifts Becky into his arms.
Roxanne takes the vacant seat and pushes the table button,
flipping it back into beer mode,
before bouncing a quarter immediately into Flazu's beer.
As easy as making a free throw.
Because he's Shaq.
Flazu looks despondent,
as if someone was meta-referencing
Shaquille O'Neal's terrible free-throw record in his NBA career.
No time to dwell on that, though,
because now it's an interior of Becky's room.
Lenny is tucking Becky in.
He grabs a nearby bottle of cough syrup
in a hasty attempt to drug his...
His what?
Daughter.
Oh, daughter. Okay, we've got a typo there.
To drug his daughter so he can return to drinking booze with his friends.
Like an arsehole.
Daddy, no.
You don't want one, slug.
I thought you liked this stuff.
Eric Lammensop's voice can be heard in Becky's room,
coming from outside of the party over the PA system.
Hey, look who's here.
It's some of Lenny's friends from the old Jay Giles band.
You got it.
A spirited live version of
Jay Giles Band's soul hit, Centerfold,
starts playing loudly.
Lenny looks absolutely gutted to be missing it.
Daddy, tell me a story.
What? You're not sleepy
anymore? Okay.
Once there was a claw.
Lenny makes a claw shape with his hand.
And it face-raked the child.
There was a K.
Raked.
Lenny runs his hand claw over Becky's face vigorously.
The last thing you'd expect a child to be placated into sleep by.
Daddy, I can't get to sleep without Mr. Gigglesworth.
Mr. Gigglesworth is just resting, sweetheart.
But I can't sleep without him, please, Daddy.
He's had a very rough day.
But I'll get him for you.
End scene, because fucking why not?
Interior of the Fader kitchen now.
It's night time.
Nick Swartzen is dressed perfectly as boy George.
Kyla's dressed as Indiana Jones.
And Lenny enters.
Why are you naked?
Global warming.
Where's Gigglesworth?
Oh, you looking for this?
Carl produces an immaculate-looking
red toy monkey from a box.
What happened?
Why does he look so good?
I sewed him.
You sewed him?
You know how to sew?
Well, yeah, I learned at gay camp.
This is in the movie.
We did not write this bit.
You went to gay camp?
You're gay?
No, I mean, I am gay, but there's no such thing as gay camp, man.
It was a joke.
My dad was a tailor.
He taught me how to sew when I was Becky's age.
This is great.
You're not sleeping with my wife.
Giggles is fixed.
And you've got a pee stain.
Nick Swartzen looks at his pee stain.
That is not mine.
The conversation between Nick and Kyle continues.
I can start a relationship with a woman, but I just can't sustain it.
It's like there's a distance there, and I can try to fill it up pharmaceutically or with dino nuggets.
But nothing works.
See? You get it.
Because I heard you're sensitive to men.
Nick snaps at Nick's crazed, yelly discussion with himself.
God, he's hot.
Zip it.
He'll find out our secret.
End.
Exterior, the eye of the party.
Nighttime.
The party's in full swing, and Greg and Dickie emerge from around a corner.
I'll give your dad one thing.
He sure can throw a party.
This is my dad's party?
A sweeping shot of the rager
quickly distracts the audience from the fact
that Greg has forgotten both where he lives
and what his house looks like.
Shortly after, Greg trips over a power cord,
disconnecting the sound system.
The band is playing through.
Charlotte, who has been singing along to the band loudly,
is now caught unawares and is singing solo.
Time stands still as her angelic voice fills the backyard.
Came into my heart, boy
Still can't believe
That all that butter love
it stings like a bee.
Charlotte opens her eyes
to see everyone is suddenly looking at her.
You can applaud that. The crowd
erupts in applause.
Charlotte, that was incredible.
Where'd you learn to sing like that?
No place. I just sing a little in the shower.
Insane.
Cut to Tommy Cavanaugh and the ballet teacher,
who's seen we deleted,
hanging out at the party when Lenny spies his old bully.
Hey, who invited you?
Your beautiful wife does
Well, she invited her
And naturally I assumed there was a plus one
Okay
Well, great
Terminator outfit
And you with the Robert Palmer thing you got going on
Blah, blah, blah, blah
Nice babble
Cavanaugh is dressed as the Terminator
And it's Stone Cold
Steve Austin. Bang on.
He throws his
beer cup onto the ground without a care in the world
and faces away from Lenny. Lenny looks over
to his kid, Keithy, who is being accosted
by the bus bully. The bully
is jamming a crutch into Keithy's side.
Yo, does that hurt? Yeah.
Oh, I'll keep doing it then.
Boom!
Lenny faces Kavanugh with renewed resolve.
Hey, I want to apologize.
For what?
For being a dick when we were in high school.
You don't want to let bygones be bygones?
I do, but only after you apologize.
For stuff that happened 30 years ago
There isn't a statue of limitations on being a dick
What did you call me?
I said what I said
Now you and me are fighting
Right now!
Roxanne sees the fight about to begin
She is nervous because Stone Cold Steve Austin is a lot bigger than Adam Sandler.
Somebody call the police.
Officer Dante emerges from the crowd
wearing skis and a foam dome
with two dozen cans of beer strapped to his head.
We're already here.
A circle of onlookers crowd around Lenny and Tommy.
They size each other up in a tense moment.
I gotta show my kid what's right.
We'd do anything for our boys, wouldn't we?
Yeah.
My boy's serving over in Afghanistan.
Well, I hope he comes back safe.
Me too Me too
Suck a punch
Jim Fader
Lick him
Bite him
Lick his tan off
I tell you what
Hit me right here
And I'll go down
Like a sack of potatoes
What?
Just do it
Lenny winds up
For a trick punch
That will make him a hero
In the eyes of his community
And family
Because people who win with violence
are the best people and that's what we need
to teach our kids
No, stop, please don't hit me
you tear me from limb to limb
What the
The only reason
I picked on you is because I was afraid of you.
Please don't hit me.
Tommy begins to fake cry.
Kavanaugh's crying.
This is ridiculous.
You don't want me to hit you with this.
Lenny extends a clenched fist.
Tommy winces.
How about I give you the elbow?
Tommy winces once again.
Finger in the eye. Tommy cowers. How about I give you the elbow? Tommy winces once again. Finger in the eye!
Tommy cowers.
Listen to this guy.
Get up.
Straighten up.
Listen.
If you ever talk to me or my family like that ever again,
I will slap you into a pile of acne, bad breath, and back zits.
Oh, brother.
Do you understand me?
Yes, I understand you. Do you understand me? Yes, I understand you.
Do you understand
me? Yes, I understand
you. Good. Now
get out of here before I change your
mind. Lenny whispers into Tommy's ear.
Thank you very
much. Lenny turns and walks
away with a needlessly smug look on his
face. Exterior, faded
driveway, night.
Sherry is walking into the party with Wiley,
who is dressed hilariously like Flavor Flav.
Jeez, fetters are playing their rock and roll records pretty loud.
I guess they haven't heard of Neighbors.
So good.
Sherry stops next to the mailbox.
What are you doing?
I'm just going to get some air. Get some air?
We haven't even been to the party yet.
I would appreciate it if you'd stop trying to manage me.
Word.
Word.
You want me to stay and wait with you?
I just want to be alone!
Yo,
don't believe the hype.
Boy!
Nailed it.
Wiley walks off grabbing his crotch with one hand
and throwing snaps in the air with the other.
It is truly the low point of Steve Buscemi's illustrious career.
Suddenly a fleet of cars arrive in the driveway.
University assholes climb out of them.
Some are scantily clad young women.
Some are hot-headed men with LA...
Oh, with lacrosse sticks.
They look pissed off, but unstoppable.
Hey, have you guys seen Lenny?
Can you tell him I'm waiting out here like we arranged?
Guys, excuse me.
Hey, I'm a person!
The mob ignores her and marches forward.
They are now in the field of vision of Wiley and Nick,
who are hanging out in the party yard.
Who are they?
Bronson University frat guys.
Ugh, I hate white people.
Taylor Lautner leads the group to the top of the hill we didn't know existed to right now in the fader's yard.
How convenient.
Isn't it?
He looks down into the partygoers.
How convenient.
Everyone whose asses we need to kick together in one spot.
You disrespected our frat house.
They disrespected the hell out of it.
It is now apparent that all the partygoers
have grouped together.
They stand against and opposite the university group.
Then do it.
Me do it.
You don't have to cover for them, Z-Dog.
Who's Z-Dog?
We know these old townies wrecked our first frat house
after we made them jump naked at the swimming hole.
Hey, oh, that's me.
Hey, I've been swimming at that quarry since I was eight years old.
Apparently everyone in this lame town has been swimming there
since they were eight years old.
I guess nobody had time to
move away because they were too busy
sucking.
The university crowd
erupts with support at this awesome
slam. This feels like a
real seminal moment in the movie. Like we
are about to witness some conclusive action.
Hey, Lenny Fetter left this
town, went to Hollywood, made big bucks,
probably made more money than all you brainiacs ever will put together.
And he came back here because this is his home and it will always be his home.
Lenny gives Dickie an appreciative nod.
The kind of appreciative nod one man can only give another man when they have truly grown up.
That's nice But we didn't come here to hear any lame speeches
We came here to kick
Some old smelly
Ashes
Ashes
Ashes
My fire is all around
There are also pets on the ass
Coming hard and fast
Hey, we may be old
We may be smelly
We may have a penis
But the only ones getting their asses kicked
Is going to be you spoiled
Privileged uppity
D-bags
Now let's get busy
The two groups bump into each other
In a dramatic
slow motion sequence
reminiscent of the film
300.
LA cross sticks
held aloft.
Fuck you.
Young men
launch themselves
impossibly high in the air
and even the stupid
small minded woman
look ready for blood.
That was in the world
of the film.
That's not Tim and Guy.
What ensues is the single worst choreographed fight scene in the world of the film. That's not Tim and Guy. What ensues
is the single worst choreographed fight
scene in the history of cinema.
It's frankly embarrassing to watch.
Higgins is about
to be laid out by a frat guy when his son
the warlock comes to the rescue.
Yeah, go Braden!
Hit him!
Just outside the kitchen, Nick
is being attacked.
Kyle steps in and lays out the assailant with the shittiest faux kung fu anyone's ever seen.
Nick steps in and delivers the final blow.
Hey.
We did it.
Yeah.
We make a pretty good team.
Nick closes his eyes and walks into the direction of Kyle to try and kiss him.
Kyle steps out of the way and a dog steps in.
Nick makes out with the dog.
Kyle vomits.
We now fast forward to the moment no one has been waiting for.
It really happens.
Lenny is in a standoff with Taylor.
All right, flippy boy.
Think you're going to flippy your way out of this one?
Lenny throws a right hook, then a left.
Taylor handily ducks both.
Too slow, old man
Where do you work out, Cinnabon?
Taylor lands a sweet-ass kick on Lenny
Lenny falls and fails to get up
Oh, so we're throwing legs?
Okay, well, give me a moment to stretch
We're gonna throw some legs, huh?
We're gonna throw some legs, huh? We're gonna throw some legs, huh?
Taylor gets bored of Sandler's groaning
and executes an amazing backwards roundhouse into his face.
Lenny stays down this time.
Boom, that just happened.
What were you, raised by ninjas?
Lenny collapses into unconsciousness.
Becky emerges from her bedroom out the front door
with Mr. Gigglesworth. She faces
Taylor. Congratulations.
You won the fight.
Here's your prize.
She hands him Mr. Gigglesworth.
Oh, thanks little girl. He looks just
like you. Becky walks back into the house.
Good night.
Taylor is waving the toy around weirdly in front of him.
It's a monkey.
Oh, look at me.
I'm a stupid little monkey.
Suddenly, that deer from the start of the movie reappears.
And gallops towards Mr. Gigglesworth, striking Taylor in the chest, pinning him on the ground.
Taylor holds off the deer struggling on the deck
against the beast in a timely metaphor
for how the audience is struggling against the film
which seemingly will not die.
The university crowd disperses in fear of
the deer. The townies have
won. Yeah, what is
correct?
The townies have won and it's all thanks to the plucky,
quick thinking of young Becky Fader.
Meanwhile, Lenny is still laid out on the lawn.
Lenny, are you all right?
It's your pretty shiny panty.
Roxanne kicks Sherry in the fucking face, full noise,
with a boot or some shit.
Goddamn intense.
Y'all, Sherry's now out cold.
Oops, I'm sorry.
I kicked your barrette.
Roxanne walks off.
She don't even care about that husband of hers.
Oh, sorry, honey.
Super weird crossfade into the Laminsoff's kitchen.
Oh, into Eric Laminsoff's mom's kitchen.
You got Lenny Higgins, Laminsoff, Kurt Dickey,
all the boys are around the table with Laminsoff's mom.
She's laid out an amazing spread.
We got waffles, we got bacon, we got pancakes.
The fucking works, all right?
The guys, they look banged up from the fight.
They're looking at old photos of Eric.
Where'd this guy go?
Eric pulls a face to mimic his fucked up childhood mug.
He's still here.
The boys laugh their stupid heads off.
So, Lenny, I hear you're having another baby.
Yeah, apparently I am, Mrs. Lamensloff.
I made that name up.
Oh, surprise, huh?
That doesn't mean you'll love it any less.
You know, Eric was a surprise.
Mama!
His father and I were in the bathroom at a Patriots game and...
Mama!
The men laugh again because they're all
idiots.
Crossfade to the
fader master bedroom. Roxanne is in bed.
Lenny walks in eating chips.
Squeezing in one last piece of product placement before
it's too late.
Officer Dante has passed out
on the lawn. I know. I saw him
trying to arrest an anthill.
So, you want to talk about this baby thing?
We can talk about it tomorrow.
Okay.
Then I'll make this between me and the kid.
Lenny puts his head against Roxanne's womb.
Not as weird as it sounds, though.
Plus, it gives us a nice reason to frame a shot
of those swell, high-hecked jubblies in a nightgown.
Hello in there.
This is your daddy speaking.
Listen, I know it's been a crazy day.
But I want you to know that me and your mom will love you a lot.
And sometimes you'll find yourself in weird situations.
In front of room full of strangers in West Hollywood.
But don't worry, because I'm a grown up.
Plus, do me a solid and take ballet when you get older
so that I can see that dance teacher again.
Roxanne hits Lenny on the head.
I knew that was coming.
I'm kidding, cause I'm already married
to the most beautiful woman in the world.
Are you saying sweet things because you want to fool around?
It would be a nice way to kick off summer.
Okay, but let's make this quick.
We've got a big day tomorrow.
Okay.
Watch your head in there, dude.
The shot zooms out of the Fader master bedroom window
with some CGI magic,
because apparently there was some change
out of that shitty deer animation.
Honey.
Oh, honey.
Lenny, no.
I'm gonna do it.
Lenny burps,
sneezes,
and farts
in one fell swoop
and destroys
the rest of
Sandler's credibility.
I did it for the baby.
Congratulations, brave warrior. You just clocked Grown Ups 2
Love ain't no billy goat
Love don't got no beard
Love don't need no garbage
Love got regular human eyeballs
Love don't got Satan's eyeballs
Love ain't no billy goat, that's for sure
Love ain't no Billy Goat Adrian Belove, the Work Juice Orchestra, ladies and gentlemen.
Featuring Elo Wolfmer, Trip Beam, Eric Cuffs,
John Dinerstein on the keys, Ethan Phillips,
and musical director Jordan Katz on brass.
Thank you to the amazing cast of Rick Grown Ups 2.
And thank you to you, ladies and gentlemen.
You've been part of history tonight.
Give yourselves a big round of applause. Thank you. no Billy Goat, that's for sure. Love ain't no Billy Goat,
that's for sure.
I'm Tim Smith!
I'm Gov O'Gobrin!
Good night!
Good night!