[about their daughter] What shall we name her?
We could name her after Eric and Annie.
HJHank and Julie
Erica.
Erica Camden-Hastings.
S4 E6Just You Wait and See
I love you more than life itself, and I will never leave you. We are going to make fabulous parents. True, you'll be doing the pushing, but I'll be there every step of the way. And you have never looked more beautiful. Don't cry.
I can't help it. It hurts.
S4 E7Sin... (1)
CCCoach Cleary
I understand that some of this has to do with "senioritus." I don't care. You were told in no uncertain terms that your studies were the priority and your grades had to show immediate improvement. Unfortunately, these reports show that they haven't. Now, I don't know if you didn't have an understanding of just how serious I was, or if you didn't have time to study. But now, you have both. (locks the gym doors)
EElaine
Practice is cancelled?
CCCoach Cleary
You are students here who play basketball. You're not basketball players who show up to classes whenever the mood strikes. Until you proven that you understand that by bringing your grades up, this season and this team are cancelled!
You can't do that!
Eric (to Mary): Did you guys know what would happen if you didn't get your grades up?
(hesitantly) Yeah.
Well, then, for now, I support this lock-out.
What?
I'm sorry, kiddo, but your coach didn't screw up. You did.
This can't happen. This is my senior year and I have a scholarship to play basketball. I mean, somebody has to do something.
Why did he lock you guys out?
Matt: Mom had two babies, Dad just had a heart attack, and now this? They have enough going on without having to worry about without the stuff. You're supposed to be the oldest. How can Mom and Dad trust that you can keep an eye on everyone else when you can't keep an eye on yourself?
Oh, boy. One more lecture on how it is to be the oldest. How many times do I have to hear this stuff from you?
Until you get it right.
Go away! And take your lemony-scented self with you.
S4 E8... And Expiation (2)
Mary (to Lucy): We trashed the school gym.
What?! Who?!
Mary: Some of the girls from the team and me.
Why?!
I don't know. We were just eating and talking about the team lockout and it just happened.
And you got busted?
Yeah, We must've set off an alarm or something'cause the cops showed up.
What's gonna happen?
I don't know. Sgt. Michaels saids I need a lawyer.
This is unreal.
I wish.
Sgt. Michaels (to Annie): If you need any help trying to find a lawyer...
What?!
We're releasing her without bail on your recoginance, but this isn't over. She's... you're gonna need a lawyer.
I thought I was an ok parent. I thought I knew my kid. But I didn't.
WMs. Williams
(to Eric and Annie when she agrees to meet with Mary) I know she's your baby and probably always will be to you, but not to me. She's not in your house anymore. She's in mine. (goes into another room with Mary) Someone must really like you. You can't even begin to imagine what kind of favors it took for me to come in today to review your case. So, Mary, what happened to your grades? Drugs?
(shocked) No.
WMs. Williams
Booze? A boyfriend you couldn't get enough of?
No. None of that.
WMs. Williams
Well, did you see something on TV or at the movies that you had to copy? Marilyn Manson hypnotized you with one of his songs? Your parents just didn't love you enough?
No.
WMs. Williams
Well, then, I heard about the team lockout, so I'm guessing that your coach and school did you so wrong, you had to get back at them, and that basically, they had it coming.
Mary: No.
WMs. Williams
Come on, Mary. There's got to be some reason why you did this that has nothing to do with it being your fault. Why should I consider you for the diversion program?
I don't know. I.....I've made some mistakes, but for the most part, I've always been a pretty good kid.
WMs. Williams
Pretty good kids don't trash other people's property. What else have you got?
Um, I just got off the phone with Mr. Wolf. Um, Mr. Wolf from the group that gave me the scholarship. Apparently, word of what happened has gotten around, and in light of everything that's gone on, including me recent subpar academic performance, Mr. Wolf said the committee felt there were better candidates out there for the limited funds that they have to donate, for college next year. I lost my scholarship.
I knew the choices I was making was wrong and I did it anyway... and I am sorry. I am sorry that I did it, and I am sorry for the way I've been acting, and I am sorry for everything that everyone has gone through because of me. And it kills me to know that sorry doesn't make a difference, and that it doesn't undo what I did, and it doesn't make my family like me again.
Hold on...
Look I know you love me. But how could you like me? I don't even like myself, and I don't know what to do to make things better.
What if I get expelled?
Well, we'll just have to wait and see what happens, and then deal with it.
I know I blew it, but up until now, I've been a pretty good kid. Now it's gone. It's all gone. Who knew that one mistake could ruin your whole life?
Your dad and I.....when you're an adult, you know that one mistake can ruin your life. Your life's not ruined. It's going to be radically different, but only you can decide if that's going to be a good different or bad different.
S4 E9Dirty Laundry
How would you know anything about being left out? You have been in the in-crowd your whole life. You've been Miss Star, Miss Athlete, Miss Popularity all during high school. You have no idea what it's like to be left out.
Are you crazy? Why do you think I got into basketball in the first place? I was, like 7 feet tall by the time I got into the fifth grade. Kids laughed at me and called me names, and so I did something. I learned a sport. I used my height instead of just complaining about it. I became an athlete instead of just whining about being different. And after all that, I'm nothing. I'm just the tall bad girl who let everybody down, and now I'm paying for it!
S4 E10Who Nose
You met a guy at your community service program, didn't you?
Yes, I knew you wanted to know.
No. I don't wanna know. I don't wanna know anything.
He's gorgeous, and his name is Robbie.
Great. Now I know his name.
Hey, do you wanna tell me anything?
Not really.
Sometimes when someone leaves out information that absence could be considered a lie by omission.
Am I that someone?
I thought we agreed that you couldn't see anyone while you were on restriction.
I'm not seeing anyone. But in the interest of not lying by omission there's a guy who's also doing community service that I talk to. But he is just a guy. And doing community service together can hardly be considered seeing anyone. And, besides, why does punishment always have to be a bad thing?
Well... because it's punishment. Does this guy have a name?
Yes, he has a wonderful name. Robbie Palmer. Now I have to go or I'll be late.
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