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Want to get out of here? I'll leave with you.
The only side I'm on here is yours.
PREVIOUSLY
Thank you.
The play was a flop. I spent all my money to produce that play.
Dude, come here. What's your business model?
I've spent the entire day here,
only one person came in to use the bathroom, then left.
This business model is called bankruptcy.
Victor told me you're really smart, that you're cultured.
Oh, he said that?
FROM FOOD TO LAMPS: A FAMILY'S SUCCESS STORY
[Erika] The diner was really popular, huh?
Wasn't your mom annoyed
when your dad decided to turn the diner into a lamp store?
They invited Celo to be editor in chief at a magazine in Lisbon.
So, it's decided, then?
You're moving to another country, and just came to let us know?
I don't know if I believe this notion of guys and girls being friends.
[Victor] I'd like to dance with you before you move away.
-You like your best friend too? -[Bia] I used to.
[Thais] Why did you never get together?
[Victor] Marcelo is stealing you from me. It's only fair I steal from him in return.
[Bia] Miss, can I get a cream puff, please?
[knocks on door]
[grunts, sighs]
[knocking continues]
[chuckles]
Is this a dream?
Yes.
I mean, no.
I mean, I don't know. Are you talking about me or the cream puff?
[laughs] I'm here.
In flesh and blood, and probably very frizzy hair.
[both chuckle]
I think it's a ten.
Being with me is very difficult.
-Are you sure about this? -Absolutely.
-But sometimes I forget to shower. -That's okay.
I do not share food.
-I know. -[laughs]
I snore.
-Not a problem. -No, no, it is a problem.
Because it's not cute. I've recorded it. It's like-- I sound like a rhinoceros.
Is that okay?
[Bia] This is me now, living in my happily ever after.
♪ I like you so much ♪
♪ I'd actually rather hide it ♪
♪ I just leave it Between the lines ♪
♪ Like an idea that exists in our minds ♪
♪ And is not at all required To come true ♪
Benefits With Friends
episode 7 Sea Turtles
RENT ME! R$2300 total, R$1690 rent
Every apartment I can afford is falling apart.
You're nuts to look for an apartment. Just stay here.
Fausto.
You're taking up the whole bed.
Mmm.
[sighs]
[snoring]
[Bia] The time a couple takes to adjust to each other's lives is also beautiful.
It's like a ballet we dance over several nights.
Honey, grab some paper towels for me, please?
Honey?
[laughs]
Ooh, I am not mature enough to hear you call me honey.
[panting, moaning]
[flatulence]
That was not me. It wasn't-- I mean, it-- Uh, it was me, but it wasn't--
-I know, I know, I know. -Okay.
-[kisses] -Ow!
Ow!
-[chuckles] -Sorry, sorry, sorry.
-Did that hurt? -No, it's all right.
-Sorry, I felt ticklish. I-- -It didn't hurt.
Ow!
-[chuckles] It's okay. It's okay. -[gasps]
Aw, fucking hell. No way. No.
-No fucking way. -I'm sorry. Yeah, that was bad.
[phone beeps]
Love on the Bones Jamile XXX
[pop music plays]
The Greatest Love Jota Quest
[song changes]
[moaning]
Did you just fake an orgasm?
No, of course not.
[clicks tongue] Fucking hell, Victor!
Wait, Bia.
I'm sorry, but there's just no way with this song, don't you think?
We're not adjusting, are we?
I thought it would be easier.
We'll adjust to one another. Trust me, it's just a matter of time.
Do you think maybe we were meant to be just friends?
Maybe we're both nuts and trying to force something.
-No. -We've always been friends.
We know how to be friends. What we have is beautiful.
-No, no, no. Mmm. -It's-- It's great.
Everything is great. I'm so happy.
We'll learn to be a couple.
-[sighs] -So I don't lose you,
I will learn to keep an erection even when I'm listening to Jota Quest,
or any other soundtrack. [chuckles]
-I promise. -[sighs]
[kisses]
Are you attracted to me?
Bia, you are the most beautiful person in existence.
Every living being is attracted to you.
Plants begin photosynthesis when you walk by them.
[both chuckle]
[Bia] This is me now.
Awoken from a dream and in the real world.
I tried to be an actress, theater director, writer. Nothing worked.
But what is a dream life?
Well? Can influencers act? #realtalk!
Success? Money?
Going for a swim with the rising sun = the secret to happiness
I had the love of my life.
Even with all our problems, it was like we were the only two people in the world.
Like nothing could ever get in the way of what we had.
At least until the day when I started suspecting that us two
were not just us two.
[phone beeping]
Please wait while we update your period tracker
6 days late - Sat/18
Now this could actually be the bomb that destroys us.
Hold on, wait. My cycle lasts 35 days.
My period was supposed to start on the 12th. Twelve, 13…
And today's still the 18th, Bia.
Holy fucking shit! [gasps]
But last year there was a month
when I was, like, four days late, and everything turned out fine.
Oh, my fucking God. Oh, fuck.
Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck!
I cannot be pregnant. There's no way. I broke up with Marcelo a month ago.
And you and Victor? How long have you been together?
-A month. -[chuckles]
Holy fuck! Holy fuck! [sighs]
Fuck, fuck, fuck. If I'm pregnant, it could have been either one of them.
Bia, relax, man. Have you been feeling stressed over anything lately?
Your new job? I don't know. Stress makes your period late. It's a fact.
-[door opens] -Wait, wait, wait. Bye.
[line clicks]
-Hi. -Hi.
-[door closes] -[lock clicks]
How were things at the store today?
[sighs] Emptier than a butcher shop on Good Friday.
Wait, let me-- I really need to go to the bathroom. Be right back.
[door closes]
[phone beeps]
Girl, sorry, I had to go. Uh-- [sighs]
Girl, please, buy me a test and bring it to me tomorrow.
Please, I can't do this on my own.
I love you. Bye. Sorry.
[sighs]
[intercom ringing]
[sighing, grunting]
Did you order anything?
[ringing continues]
It's probably the mother of that lady from the ninth floor
who always mixes up our apartments.
She'll give up.
[sighs] Fuck, what kind of person insists on ringing so long on a Sunday?
Sunday? What day of the month is it?
[ringing continues]
Shit, today is Sunday the 19th. I forgot! Holy fucking shit!
[Bia] What happens on the 19th?
I had totally forgotten.
-[chattering] -Ah! Vivi!
-Hey! -Vivi.
-Hi. -Hey, hey, hey!
[clamoring]
-[Bia] Wait a sec. -Let's go. I'm hungry.
-Lunchtime was ages ago. -[Bia] What is happening, Fausto?
I scheduled this before you moved in.
My grandma's been tearing into me, pressuring me hard,
saying I'm the only grandson who never offers family over for her birthday.
And she's been super depressed since Grandpa Celso died.
-I felt bad for her. -[ringing continues]
No, w-wa-wait a minute. Oh, shit.
-I can't even take a shower. -[Victor] Hello.
-He-- -[beeping]
You have to stop pushing the door, Mom. Wait, stop pushing.
[clamoring]
-Oh. Hallelujah! -I'm sorry. The intercom is broken.
-Oh! -Hi. Come in, Grandma. Come in.
-Vivi! -Hi, Mom.
[mother] Hi, honey. Where should I put this? How are you?
-Hi! [chuckles] -Hi, how are you?
Happy birthday, Grandma. I miss you so much.
You're too skinny, child.
Vivi said you're an actress. Are you in any soaps?
[chuckles] No, I'm not.
Vivi, let's talk about that store.
Are you famous?
Famously in love with your grandson.
-[both gasp] -[grandmother] My God, what a boring girl.
You know that place belonged to our side of the family, don't you?
I brought a little something for my sweet daughter-in-law.
Oh, my God! You shouldn't have.
I was at the store, dear. And when I saw it, I thought of you.
Do you like it?
-I love it! I love it! How gorgeous! -Ah! [laughs]
Put it on, put it on. Let me take a picture.
-Now? -Now, of course.
Look at that.
My God! You're a princess. Oh, wow. Wait, wait, wait. You're a princess!
-So beautiful! [laughs] -Come with me to our room? Quick.
Uh… U-Uncle, make yourself at home. There's beer in the fridge.
Make yourself at home. Get something from the fridge. Go ahead.
[chuckles]
[gasps]
You have any idea that I could be hanging out with Giselle right now?
Becoming friends, posting pictures.
Uh! [grunts]
[sighs]
Your grandma hates me.
She hates everyone. The only person she didn't hate was my grandpa.
Your cousin hates me too.
Yeah, but my mom loves you. I like the hat.
[knocks on door]
[mother] Son?
Vivi, is everything okay?
Everything is fine, Mom. I'm just taking care of something with Bia.
If you're feeling sick, just tell me. Mommy is here to look after you.
Doesn't it bother you how your mother talks to you?
It sounds like she's talking to a child.
You know, Bia, we have to try to see the world from other people's eyes too.
My mom gave birth to me, you know. To her, I will always be a child.
Okay, then. Vivi.
[mother] Vivi, answer me!
I hate that nickname. It sounds like it's short for Viviane, man.
So say that to her, Victor.
What do you want me to say, Bia? "Mom, I've grown up. Now I'm Mr. Victor."
I'm not saying that to her. She's my mom, man.
If she wants to call me cutie-pie, baby boy, that's fine.
It doesn't change who I am. She's showing her love.
But doesn't it bother you? If it bothers you, say something.
You have to be able to set boundaries.
Bia, every family is different, okay?
That's how my mom is. Your mom is more distant. Same for you.
When you're a mom, you'll have your own style.
I don't know if I want to be a mom.
Okay, that's fine. I don't want to be a dad either.
Why are we fighting? We never fight.
Should I kick everyone out?
No.
You don't need to do that.
Come here, come here. Come on.
Let's make up, please. It'll be over soon.
Let's try to turn all this chaos into a way to have fun.
Okay.
Things can't get any worse.
[door opens]
-[Erika] Hi! -[mother] I'm so glad you came.
[Erika] It's been so long, hasn't it?
-Want anything to drink? -[Helena] Oh, no. No need.
What are those two doing here?
[gasps]
-Oh, how-- how great that you made it! Uh… -[Victor] How are you?
-Hi. [kisses] -We-- We made plans to…
-To… -[Victor] To?
To get acupuncture.
-Acupuncture? -Yeah.
Bia, what the fuck is that on your head?
[shushes] My mother-in-law gave it to me as a gift.
I'm afraid if I take it off, she'll think I'm snubbing her gift.
Aw, I think it looks great on you.
Me too.
Are you ever going to serve lunch?
-I am. Wait up. Let me take care of that. -[Erika] Oh, I'll help you, dude.
Wait up, Grandma. Have a seat. Let me handle this. Wait a minute.
-How can I help, man? -[Victor] Come here.
Oh! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
No, thank you. Can you believe we were going to go to a country house?
And hang out with Erika's stoner friends.
Like, the mood would be that everyone was going to drink some acid
-and commune with nature. Here. -Uh-huh.
[sighs]
[Helena] Good luck.
Mrs. Ludovita. Do you want to get a cereal bar from my purse?
-So you're not on an empty stomach. -See?
-Relax a bit. Yeah. -Hmm. Yeah.
Make yourself at home, okay? Something sweet.
-[sighs] Thanks. Thank you. -No problem.
[upbeat music playing on speakers]
Have you seen Bia?
I don't know, Mom. She must be inside.
My God in heaven. What a mess.
Honey?
Is everything okay in there?
[Bia] I'm fine. I-- I'll be right there. I'll be right out.
You're my daughter too, now, you hear?
If you're not feeling well, I can look after you.
[lock clicks]
[door closes]
It's just that I-- I was feeling a little nauseous,
but I'll go back to the living room in a minute.
Mm-hmm.
SERENA TEST
I understand why you're worried.
I wanted to accomplish so much before I had Victor.
-And now I can't-- -Shit.
I can't anymore, you know?
Did Victor tell you I wanted to be a marine biologist?
-No. -[chuckles]
I have a degree in biology,
and I remember I was in college, and a position opened up.
A project to help save the loggerhead sea turtles.
[chuckles]
Have you ever heard of loggerhead sea turtles?
I haven't had the chance.
They're the most beautiful of all.
Beautiful.
And did you know their heads aren't even that large?
[chuckles]
So I remember I was going to apply.
And then I found out I was pregnant and I didn't even try.
Life gave me certain choices to make. I had to adapt, right?
Victor's father couldn't just leave the lamp store.
And I couldn't just leave Victor's father here.
[chuckles]
Do you regret it?
Don't you miss the sea turtles?
Bia, life is going to give you lots of choices to make.
There's no right choice. There's no wrong choice.
I think what matters most
is being surrounded by people who are supportive, right? Of the choices we make.
And, honey, you're part of my family now.
And all those people out there are on your side too.
[both chuckle]
And to answer your question… [chuckles]
Yes. I do miss the sea turtles a lot.
[both chuckle]
Not large-headed at all.
Exactly.
[knocks on door]
-[Victor] Lunch is almost ready. -[both sniffling]
Mmm.
Thank you. Thank you.
What?
Is everything okay?
I have to tell you something.
Holy fucking shit.
[gasps] Holy fucking shit, not because you're pregnant.
For the fucking shit I said to you earlier. I totally want to be a dad.
-I didn't mean it. -You totally want to be a dad?
I don't know what the right answer is right now that won't make you mad
or insecure, and that'll convey strength and confidence.
Please help me. What do you want to hear?
Whatever the test result is, whatever you want to do, I'm with you. I love you.
[sniffles] Even if it's Marcelo's?
What?
Because my period is seven days late, and this has never happened before.
I don't know if I'm pregnant, obviously, because I haven't taken the test yet.
So I don't know whether or not I'm pregnant, but I think--
I think this child is yours.
[sniffles] But could it be Marcelo's? Yeah, it could be Marcelo's too.
[sobbing]
[sighing]
What can I do for you?
Stay here with me while I take the test?
Of course.
[Bia sighs]
[Bia sighs, sniffles]
[urinating]
[toilet flushes]
Look.
If this is Marcelo's child, I'll raise him as my own.
Of course, you don't owe me anything.
If it really is his, I'll give the kid a little camera to start taking pictures
of their melancholy friends during recess at school.
And I promise to also welcome the kid with open arms
when he comes home crying because his girlfriend broke up with him
after he cheated on her.
[laughing, crying]
I will love this child no matter what.
[kissing]
You just kissed my pee.
Ouch. I overdid it, didn't I?
-[gags] Wait up. [grunts, swishes] -[faucet runs]
-[spits] -[faucet stops]
[Bia] There.
It's negative.
What's the matter?
Did you wish it had been positive?
It-It doesn't even matter anymore. It's-- It's--
Never mind.
Let's-- Let's head back.
[faucet running]
[grandmother] It's beautiful. I can see so much, so much I couldn't see before.
What's going on?
I'm so glad. [laughs]
No. No. Not there.
I have two things to tell you. Good news and bad news. Which do you want first?
-The bad news? -Your grandma took some acid.
And the good news?
This is going to be her best birthday ever.
I've never seen this. I've never felt--
Potato, potato, potato.
Mama, Mama. Take those sunglasses off, Mama.
[chuckles] It's too bright in here.
Pass me the salt, please.
-I think I know you. -Yeah?
-Yeah. We were friends in a past life. -Aw!
Get a grip, Mom. What are you drinking, anyway, huh?
Stop that! You're so annoying.
-Can one of you please help me out here? -Let's agree.
-You are annoying, right, Naldo? -Unbearable.
What's going on, guys? Even my wife is against me?
Well, if everyone's speaking their mind, then I will too.
Vivi, it's time to bury that old store.
You have to put that shop in the hands of someone who knows how to work, son.
You are not a man who's going to make that place successful.
Stop right there, Naldo. No one talks that way about my Vivi. He knows very well--
Mom, I love you, but I don't need you to defend me, okay?
And no one else in this family is ever calling me Vivi again.
I don't like it, man. When I was a kid, it was cute. Well, it's not cute anymore.
Everyone has limits, and this is mine.
And, Uncle, the store is mine.
I know very well what I need to do to make it successful.
I don't need help and I don't need your opinion.
-Sorry about all that. Thanks for coming. -[mother] It's no trouble, dear.
Thank you very, very mu--
When I thought I was pregnant, I felt so scared.
I don't know. I started thinking about all my dreams.
About everything I would have had to give up.
But then I thought that I--
I don't believe I'll ever achieve everything I want.
So then it would actually be nice to have a--
an excuse for my failure.
Don't talk like that.
I'll figure out a way to actually help you get an acting job.
[chuckles]
I really wish I could get one on my own.
But I love that you…
[kisses, grunts]
…always try to help me.
And I know that I will always have you by my side.
Even without a baby,
you're already my family.
Wait a second.
Where are you going?
[speaker beeps]
-What's this? What are you doing? -[phone beeping]
Proving to you that I can make any song sexy.
["The Greatest Love" playing]
[both laugh]
[chuckling]
[yelps]
Aw, I tried.
I tried.
[song continues]
[Bia] This is me now.
This is Victor now.
The two of us. Well-adjusted.
[song ends]
from the Web to the silver screen
This young influencer is the star
of the latest 7 o'clock soap, "My Spectacular Family."
Does every advertiser's favorite influencer have a future as an actress?
[Bia] Finding peace in a relationship has changed me.
I feel at peace. I'm not desperately looking for affection or connection.
I don't need to look for anything.
I have the strongest connection I could ever have.
I can think about other things more clearly.
And I see the piece that was missing from another part of my life.
[Giselle] For me, makeup is like a drink with alcohol in it.
Even if there's a lot, it's never enough.
Cheers.
Fausto!
I figured it out. I figured it out.
Figured what out?
Your mom said that we need to adapt to the choices life gives us.
That we can't sit and wish for-for the world to adapt to what we want.
We need to adapt to the world.
-Huh. -So then I had an idea.
Which might be a shit idea, but it might be a very good one.
Can you bring Giselle here?
Translated by: Daniel Erlich
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