SOUR PATCH KIDS BECK AS A MIDDLE SCHOOL BOY BIKES.) (BECK ... · beck as a middle school boy...

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(JACOBSON) SOUR PATCH KIDS (VT) (OPEN ON : OPEN COUNTRY ROAD. BECK AS A MIDDLE SCHOOL BOY BIKES.) (MUSIC : UPBEAT FOLK) (BECK CRASHES INTO A SET PIECE DESIGNED TO LOOK LIKE A TUNNEL AND FALLS) (MUSIC : OUT) (CUT TO : ANIMATED SOUR PATCH KID WITH HAMMER WALKING OUT FROM BEHIND THE SET PIECE) MIKEY (V.O.) First they’re sour. (THE SOUR PATCH KID DROPS HIS HAMMER AND OFFERS BECK A BAND AID) MIKEY (V.O.) Then they’re sweet. (BECK REACHES FOR THE BAND- AID. THE SOUR PATCH KID PULLS SOUR PATCH KIDS 1 +

Transcript of SOUR PATCH KIDS BECK AS A MIDDLE SCHOOL BOY BIKES.) (BECK ... · beck as a middle school boy...

  • (JACOBSON)

    SOUR PATCH KIDS

    (VT)

    (OPEN ON: OPEN COUNTRY ROAD. BECK AS A MIDDLE SCHOOL BOY BIKES.)

    (MUSIC: UPBEAT FOLK)

    (BECK CRASHES INTO A SET PIECE DESIGNED TO LOOK LIKE A TUNNEL AND FALLS)

    (MUSIC: OUT)

    (CUT TO: ANIMATED SOUR PATCH KID WITH HAMMER WALKING OUT FROM BEHIND THE SET PIECE)

    MIKEY (V.O.)

    First they’re sour.

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID DROPS HIS HAMMER AND OFFERS BECK A BAND AID)

    MIKEY (V.O.)

    Then they’re sweet.

    (BECK REACHES FOR THE BAND-AID. THE SOUR PATCH KID PULLS

    SOUR PATCH KIDS 1

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  • THE BAND AID BACK AND HITS BECK WITH A BASEBALL BAT)

    MIKEY (V.O.)

    Then they’re sour again.

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID HOLDS OUT AN ICE PACK)

    MIKEY(V.O.)

    Then they’re sweet again. This

    is their little game.

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID TAKES OUT A PISTOL AND SHOOTS BECK IN THE KNEECAP.)

    (SFX: GUN SHOT)

    (BECK SCREAMS)

    MIKEY(V.O.)

    Shooting a child in the

    kneecap is sour.

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID FANS A STACK OF HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS)

    MIKEY(V.O.)

    But money is sweet, right?

    BECK

    Is that enough to pay for my

    mom’s operation?

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID NODS, THEN EATS THE BILLS)

    SOUR PATCH KIDS 2

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  • MIKEY (V.O.)

    Wrong. Now the pain is

    psychological.

    (PETE ENTERS AS SPORTY KID IN HELMET, ELBOW AND KNEE PADS)

    PETE

    Hey dude, who’s your friend?

    BECK

    Run.

    PETE

    Oh my god, are you bleeding?

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID CUTS A ROPE WITH A MACHETE AND A CAGE FALLS ON PETE.)

    PETE

    Dude, I don’t like this.

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID KNEELS DOWN AND STROKES BECK’S CHEEK GENTLY, THEN SLAPS HIM)

    BECK

    What are you?

    (THE SOUR PATCH KID RIPS A CHAIN SAW)

    (MUSIC: IN)

    (CUT TO: YELLOW BACKGROUND WITH SADISTIC PATCH KIDS LOGO)

    SOUR PATCH KIDS 3

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  • MIKEY V.0.

    Sadistic patch kids. Sour,

    sweet, enjoying this.

    SOUR PATCH KIDS 4

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  • (JACOBSON)

    FIRESIDE CHAT COLD OPEN

    (OPEN ON: WHITE HOUSE DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM. ALEC BALDWIN AS TRUMP SITS AT A DESK SPEAKING INTO SEVERAL RADIO MICROPHONES)

    ALEC

    Testing. Testing. I saw Susie

    sitting in a shoe shine shop.

    And she was beautiful, let me

    tell you. You know, I’m going

    to be very good at these

    fireside chats. All the ladies

    I talk to on the phone at

    night tell me I have a great

    voice for radio. Tell me when

    we’re going live.

    (CUT TO: ALEX AS PAUL MANAFORT, KATE AS JEFF SESSIONS, AND BECK AS PENCE

    FIRESIDE CHAT 1

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  • LISTENING IN ADJACENT WHITE HOUSE ROOM. THEY ALL WEAR HEADSETS.)

    ALEX

    We are live, sir.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    ALEC

    I know that voice. Manafort?

    They let you out of jail?

    Because all of us are totally

    innocent?

    ALEX

    No, they thought sending me

    back here would be worse than

    any prison.

    BECK

    I just thought of something

    horrible. Are the table’s legs

    showing?

    ALEX

    It’s a radio broadcast Mr.

    Vice President.

    FIRESIDE CHAT 2

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  • BECK

    Right.

    KATE

    Salutations Mr. President,

    it’s me, Jeff Sessions. Just

    wanted to share that I think

    this is a fine idea. Finer

    than a peanut broil in July.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    ALEC

    I know Jeff, now shut up.

    We’re live. My friends- is

    this thing on? I’m joking, I’m

    joking. Ok. My friends- it’s

    me, The President. Of the

    United States. Donald Trump. I

    know. Welcome to the first of

    my fireside chats. There will

    be many more, and they will be

    very good. Now what I’m here

    FIRESIDE CHAT 3

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  • to talk about with you all

    today is horses.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    BECK

    Is this in the script?

    ALEX

    Actually...yes?

    KATE

    Ooh boy, I love horses.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    ALEC

    Horses in this country are

    incredible. Incredible horses.

    We have big horses, small

    horses. Fabulous, truly

    fabulous horses. We have a lot

    of horses here. Depending on

    how you count it anywhere

    between some horses and many

    horses. That’s a lot of horses

    folks.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 4

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  • ALEX

    Do we...do something?

    BECK

    When have we ever?

    KATE

    Shhhhh! Horses!

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    ALEC

    And there’s not just one type

    of horse here and that type of

    horse there. No. There are all

    different kinds of horses. So

    many types of horses, you

    wouldn’t believe it. I’ve got

    a list of some of them here.

    The American Quarter Horse.

    The Thoroughbred.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    KATE

    I hope he says the Appaloosa.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 5

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  • ALEC

    The Appaloosa. All great,

    fabulous, spectacular American

    horses. Now you’re probably

    thinking, that’s it. That’s

    all the horses. But- and I

    just learned this today folks-

    there are many other types of

    horses. There’s the Andalusian

    horse, the Missouri Fox

    Trotter.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    BECK

    Say Warm Blood.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    ALEC

    The Warm Blood.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    BECK

    Ooooohhhhh.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 6

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  • ALEC

    Wonderful, very good,

    impressive horses. All having

    a wonderful time, here in the

    United States. Horses should

    thank me, they’re getting it

    so good here. You know I met a

    horse once. It was in the oval

    office. I’ll never forget it.

    Very nice. Very nice horse. I

    pet him on the nose, gave him

    a sugar cube. I was very good

    to him, the horse. And he

    knows it. He’s very thankful

    to me.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    ALEX

    Honestly guys, all things

    considered, this is not the

    worst speech he’s ever given.

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 7

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  • ALEC

    Horses are measured in hands.

    Not feet. Hands. Can you

    believe this? Still, they’re

    measuring horses in hands.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    (KATE’S POSSUM TALE POPS UP BEHIND HER AND TAPS BECK ON THE SHOULDER, STARTLING HIM)

    BECK

    Who’s there? If that’s not my

    wife I’ll have that hand cut

    off!

    KATE

    Oh don’t mind that, that’s

    just my tail. He’s a

    trickster. Oh tail!

    (THE TAIL DIPS DOWN AND POPS UP WITH A JAR OF PEANUTS)

    KATE

    Ooh he brought boiled peanuts!

    Anybody?

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 8

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  • ALEC

    Now get this folks, and I’m

    not making this up, if you

    want to know how tall a horse

    is, and many American horses

    are very tall, you measure

    where the neck meets the back,

    and that’s called- and again,

    seriously, ok, I’m not making

    this up: the withers. I mean,

    unbelievable.

    (CUT TO: ADJACENT ROOM)

    (KATE EATING PEANUTS)

    KATE

    You measure horses to the

    withers? Why that is a gas.

    ALEX

    That is odd isn’t it? Withers.

    BECK

    With- with- you can’t say that

    on the radio!

    (CUT TO: DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM)

    FIRESIDE CHAT 9

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  • (BECK STORMS THE SPACE, KATE AND ALEX FOLLOW)

    BECK

    Stop it! Stop the broadcast!

    ALEX

    Mike this is live!

    BECK

    Mr. President I would stand by

    your side probably through a

    genocide but saying with- with-

    that word on the radio, that

    is where I draw the line, sir!

    (KATE STILL EATING PEANUTS)

    KATE

    What a raucous!

    ALEC

    Mike, I finally get a chance

    to connect with the American

    people over something non

    partisan, horses, and you

    spoil the whole thing over-can

    you believe it folks-withers?

    FIRESIDE CHAT 10

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  • KATE

    Well ain’t that sweet.

    BECK

    You really wanted to connect

    with the American people?

    TRUMP

    No, there’s some stuff about a

    feather duster backstage at a

    Miss America pageant in ‘98

    coming out and I need a

    distraction.

    ALEX

    And again, we’re still live.

    ALEC

    I know. I think we’re done

    here but before I go I just

    have to say two things:

    Crooked Hillary and Live from

    New York it’s Saturday Night!

    FIRESIDE CHAT 11

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  • (JACOBSON)

    CHRISTMAS EVE

    (OPEN ON: A LIVING ROOM ON CHRISTMAS EVE. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND STOCKINGS HANG ABOVE A BURNING FIREPLACE. ORNAMENTS SPARKLE ON A TREE.)

    HIGGINS (V.O.)

    ‘Twas the night before

    Christmas and all through the

    house, not a creature was

    stirring, not even a mouse.

    (MUSIC: TWINKLY DREAM)

    HIGGINS (V.O.)

    The stockings were hung by the

    chimney with care in hopes

    that St. Nicholas soon would

    be there.

    (SFX: THUMP)

    CHRISTMAS EVE 1

  • (LARRY DAVID AS SANTA LIKE JEW CRAWLING OUT FROM THE CHIMNEY IN A BLUE VELVET JUMPSUIT, FANNY PACK, AND KIPPAH)

    LARRY

    Oy. You think they could’ve

    had a longer chimney? Yeesh. A

    Christmas tree?

    (SHOUTING UP THE CHIMNEY)

    LARRY

    Schlomo! Hey schlomo. I don’t

    think this is the right house-

    (AIDY AS A WHOVILLE LIKE LITTLE GIRL IN PIGTAILS AND FOOTY PAJAMAS)

    AIDY

    Santa?

    LARRY

    Oy gezunt men zikh-

    AIDY

    Santa? Is it really you?

    LARRY

    Not exactly.

    AIDY

    Who are you?

    CHRISTMAS EVE 2

  • LARRY

    I’m Shmuel. Shmuel the

    Hanukkah guy. Who are you?

    AIDY

    I’m Cynthia. Cynthia

    Hollingsworth.

    LARRY

    Cynthia Hollingsworth?

    (SHOUTING UP THE CHIMNEY)

    LARRY

    I definitely don’t think this

    house is one of ours.

    AIDY

    Who are you talking to,

    Shmuel?

    LARRY

    My camels.

    AIDY

    Camels?

    LARRY

    You don’t know who I am. Of

    course not. Sit down Cynthia.

    (THEY SIT ON THE SOFA)

    CHRISTMAS EVE 3

  • LARRY

    Have you heard of Santa?

    AIDY

    You know him?

    LARRY

    We’re cordial. You see, I’m

    very similar to Santa, except

    Jewish. You know how Santa has

    a workshop in the North Pole?

    Well I have a workshop too, in

    Israel where I spend all year

    making toys. Except not on

    Saturdays. That’s Shabbat.

    AIDY

    Sha-what?

    LARRY

    Shabbat. It’s a day of rest.

    Eh sort of like nap time but

    for a whole day, once a week.

    AIDY

    Naptime for a whole day!

    CHRISTMAS EVE 4

  • LARRY

    Yeah it’s not bad, it’s not

    bad. And every December when

    Hanukkah comes I put all of my

    toys in my camel drawn sleigh

    and ride allll over Israel and

    the US and a couple of the

    other ones delivering toys to

    the good Jewish boys and

    girls.

    AIDY

    I know Israel. My mommy says

    the declaration of Israel as a

    state was illegitimate because-

    LARRY

    A ta ta ta ta let’s not get

    into that.

    AIDY

    Why not?

    LARRY

    Why don’t you have your mother

    brush you up on your 1940s

    European history and then

    CHRISTMAS EVE 5

  • we’ll talk about the

    legitimacy of Israel, k?

    AIDY

    Ok. Do you keep a naughty nice

    list?

    LARRY

    Yeah. Well a mean or mensch

    list. I check it myself. I’m

    very good. Before I did this I

    was an accountant.

    AIDY

    Shmuel, am I mean or a mensch?

    LARRY

    Well Cynthia, I don’t know.

    Becase you’re not Jewish.

    AIDY

    If I’m not Jewish, then what

    are you doing in my house?

    LARRY

    That’s a good point. It looks

    like my camel Schlomo made a

    mistake guiding us again.

    CHRISTMAS EVE 6

  • He’ll never use the GPS. Oy

    vey Schlomo! Just use the GPS!

    You can see us on the map, it

    adjusts for air traffic, the

    whole thing’s easier. But I

    should probably get going.

    (HE STANDS)

    AIDY

    I wish I could be a part of

    Hanukkah.

    LARRY

    What a little mensch. Well let

    me see what I’ve got here.

    (UNZIPPING HIS FANNY PACK)

    LARRY

    I don’t use a sack, it hurts

    my back.

    (SFX: TWINKLE MUSIC)

    (HE MAGICALLY PULLS OUT A MENORAH)

    LARRY

    Here. A menorah. This is on

    me, but you’re going to have

    CHRISTMAS EVE 7

  • to ask your mom to buy the

    candles and matches.

    (HE STARTS UP THE CHIMNEY THEN COMES BACK)

    LARRY

    Oh and remind me tomorrow I

    have to call doctor Greenberg.

    His son’s getting married. Did

    you hear?

    AIDY

    You’re coming back tomorrow?

    LARRY

    Yeah we gotta do this 7 more

    times. Do me a favor ask your

    mom if you can put out some

    chopped liver, maybe some

    seltzer water, in case my

    stomach gets upset. Oh and uh,

    Cynthia, maybe don’t tell your

    parents about this little tête-

    à-tête we had.

    (GOING INTO THE CHIMNEY)

    CHRISTMAS EVE 8

  • LARRY

    Goodbye, Cynthia.

    AIDY

    Goodbye, Shmuel.

    (SHE LAYS DOWN ON THE SOFA)

    AIDY

    Goodbye Shmuel...Shmuel...

    (MUSIC: DREAMY)

    (WAVE DREAM EFFECT: AIDY SLEEPING)

    AIDY

    Shmuel...Shmuel...

    (CUT TO: CECILY AND BECK IN CHRISTMAS SWEATERS STANDING OVER AIDY)

    CECILY

    Cynthia darling, wake up! You

    must have fallen asleep on the

    couch waiting for Santa.

    BECK

    Merry Christmas darling.

    AIDY

    Mom? Dad? I had the strangest

    dream.

    CHRISTMAS EVE 9

  • BECK

    Silly Cynthia. Go on, open

    your presents.

    (SHE CONSIDERS RED AND GOLD PRESENTS UNDER THE TREE THEN A MENORAH WRAPPED IN BLUE)

    AIDY

    What’s that one?

    CECILY

    I didn’t buy that. Honey, did

    you?

    BECK

    No.

    (AIDY UNWRAPS THE MENORAH)

    AIDY

    A menorah! It’s from him. Can

    I light it?

    CECILY

    Well sure, honey, but just

    don’t put it in the window, I

    don’t want the neighbors

    throwing rocks at it.

    (AIDY LOOKS UP)

    CHRISTMAS EVE 10

  • AIDY

    Thank you, Shmuel!

    (CUT TO: CYNTHIA’S ROOF TOP. SHMUEL HAS A SLEIGH DRAWN BY CAMELS)

    LARRY

    You’re welcome, Cynthia.

    (HE GETS IN HIS SLEIGH)

    LARRY

    On Schlomo, on Yitzhak, on

    Yaakov, and Hirshell-

    (TAKING OFF INTO THE SKY)

    LARRY

    On Moshe on Izik on Avrom and

    Yankel. Happy Hannukah to all,

    and to all a great 8 nights!

    Schlomo, please just use the

    GPS! Oy vavoy!

    AIDY (O.S.)

    Mom, what’s chopped liver?

    (OUT.)

    CHRISTMAS EVE 11