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[music]
The time has finally come, Ms. Anastasia.
Your guest appearance on As the Bold and Restless Turn
is about to begin.
I am so excited.
And thank you again for your help
running my social media account.
Now let's quiet down.
I prefer to watch my performances
in total and complete silence.
Hey, I got a new outfit, y'all. Check it out.
Tell me y'all like it.
Oh, you're unbelievable, Mr. Brown.
Yes, I am. You like this?
Uh, we're missing the show.
Okay, guys, I'm recording the show
so we can literally just press rewind.
Okay, I can read the room.
I can tell when I'm not wanted in a place.
Get out of the way!
You ain't got to tell me twice.
Apparently, we've got to tell you three times
because you're still blocking our view.
I'll go just help Philip
with his little prom proposal then,
since y'all going.
You can go help him fly to the moon, for all we care.
-Just move already. -Okay.
Don't ask me to see this later
'cause I'm not standing still.
Now this your last chance. Look!
[All] Move!
And not a moment too soon.
My part's about to come on.
Okay, I'm going to live post during the show
and share your thoughts with your fans
-in Anastasia's Army. -Great idea.
Social media loves to get a peak into the mind of celebrities.
So just share whatever it is you're thinking as you watch.
You see those actors,
they're having a steamy affair in real life.
Oh, that actor I'm about to kiss,
his breath smelled like a reggae festival port-o-potty.
I must say, you're being surprisingly blunt
with your audience there, Anastasia.
Pardon me?
Well, the things you're sharing on social media
are very honest.
You know, the affair, that guy's bad breath.
I'm not sharing that. I would never.
Woops.
You posted what I said?
Oh, no, can you rewind it?
No. Actually, your posts are getting a ton of likes.
You're totally going viral. Everyone's loving it.
Oh, my, that's wonderful.
Not everyone.
The producer's calling.
New number.
Who's this?
What's that?
Thanks to my posts,
the show is the number-one trending topic
on social media?
Oh, you go Anastasia.
I'll have to think about it.
You need an answer by the end of the day.
Okay. Ta-ta. Thank you.
What did she say?
She offered me a recurring role!
Oh, my God, Anastasia!
But if I accept,
I have to move to Hollywood.
Don't go, Anastasia.
? No matter what you do, I love you ?
? No matter where you go, I'm behind you for sure ?
? Always remember blood ain't never water ?
? We'll make it if we stay together ?
[music]
Philip, as the activities coordinator
here at Pleasant Days,
I have a stash of arts and crafts in my closet.
So I have poster boards, glitter, markers.
Whatever you need, I got you, baby.
Okay, thank you. Great.
So whatever you envision for your prom proposal,
I got you.
All right, thanks, Ms. Cora.
[Cora] You welcome.
Me and Chilecia have been fighting a lot recently...
Uh-huh.
I just really need this to be great.
Well, it's gonna be good.
God has a plan, baby.
Whatever you need, it's all gonna work out, okay?
Ah, hey.
Hey, Mr. Brown.
Oh, it got a little odor in here, Cora.
Boy, you gotta let this room...
You been arguing all this time about getting your own room.
They got you your own room. You won't even clean it up.
Okay, look, you're right. It's my room.
This isn't Sandra's room anymore,
so I can really do what I want.
Then how about you do clean it up?
It smell that bad?
Yeah, it smell like old rusty feet up in here.
Okay, look, anyway. I'm sorry I'm late.
I got attacked by a bunch of wild haters.
No worries, we're just getting started anyway.
Yeah, oh, now, Philip.
If you wanna knock Chilessa...
-Chiletra. -"Chilecia."
Chilecia. If you wanna knock Chilecia off her feet,
you gotta go big or go home.
Okay, so what you got in mind, Mr. Brown?
Well, Cora, I'm glad you asked.
I come up with an idea
or two or three
or four or five or six or seven
that I wanna propose in your proposal.
Okay, the first thing we gonna do
is we gonna get an airplane
to fly overhead and sky-write "Prom."
-"Prom." -[Cora] What?
It can write a "Prom."
What, you said what?
Prom. P, R, O, M, it's prom.
Well, I know that's prom, Mr. Brown,
but he can't afford no sky-writing plane.
He's on a budget.
Plus prom is not P, R, O, M.
It's probably like P, R, O, M, M, M...
It's not a good idea.
Okay, I'm gonna come up with something.
I got another. Okay.
What else you got?
Okay, okay, here's a good one.
You can hire me to do a prom rap for your proposal.
Yes, 'cause there's a lot of words that rhyme with prom.
You can go prom, ba-dom-dom-dom.
Prom-a-slom-lom.
-Prom-itty-bom-bom. -Okay, okay.
Keep it come-bom.
Okay, thank you. Thank you, Mr. Brown.
Good, but I just need help with the poster.
I already have a pretty memorable idea
that I think she'll love.
Oh, great, great, so what is that?
I think I'll just keep that between me and her for now.
Oh, well, that's understandable.
So you keep your surprise, and whatever you need us to do,
you just, just, just call me up.
Okay. Yeah. I know.
Boy, clean this room up.
Yeah, I'll crack a window. Thank you.
It smell like boys in here.
I'm going.
[Philip] What?
How does he come up with this stuff?
[music]
[Leah] Ooh, hey, baby. What's that?
Nothing. What's what? What are we talking about?
You got that girl some jewelry?
Better not be no ring.
No, Mom, it's not a ring.
-It's a necklace. -Oh.
She gets one half and I have the other.
The other? You got two necklaces?
-It's cute. -How much did those cost?
Look, Dad, I used the money I saved from my part-time job
and from fixing Mr. Brown's old junk.
Well, baby, it's your money.
Can't tell you how to spend it.
But why were you keeping that purchase a secret?
Because you and Dad don't like Chilecia.
What?
We never told you we don't like that girl.
[Philip] Well, not with your mouths,
but every time I mention her name,
you guys have a stank face, like that.
Come on, we don't be looking like that.
You look like that right now.
Look, son, we can't tell you what to do
with the money you earn.
We cannot tell you who you can and cannot date.
All right, that's on you.
Right. Yeah.
I mean, we just want you to be happy, baby.
And if Chilecia makes you happy,
then we're happy too.
Yeah, we happy too.
Well, I'm glad you guys are happy.
I'm gonna go help pick the colors
for my prom-posal poster.
Prom-posal?
He is taking that girl to prom and buying her jewelry.
What's next?
[sighs] Let's not think about what's next.
I don't like this.
-Oh. I heard that laugh. -What?
We definitely not thinking about what's next.
Ew. Hm-hmm.
[music]
Whatever she- Yeah. Oh here she comes, here she comes.
Thank you for agreeing to advise me on my big decision.
Ain't gonna be no decision
'cause you ain't moving to Hollywood.
-Meeting adjourned. -That's right.
This is over with.
Now, boys, play nice. I really do need your help.
Okay, let's [clears throat] make a Ben Franklin list.
I like that. I like that a lot.
So, Anastasia, how many Benjamins
would it take for you to stay right here?
No, Vincent, a Ben Franklin list
isn't $100 bills.
It's a way to take the emotions
out of a decision
by making a list of pros and cons.
Okay, okay, all right then.
Here's some cons for you.
Now, if you move to Hollywood,
you won't get to see my pretty face every day.
Won't get to eat my cooking.
Which will be breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
How many cons is that?
Well, let's just count that as one.
Get out of here, girl.
But if I take this job offer and move to Hollywood,
-I will miss you all dearly. -Aw.
Anything else?
Not that I can think of.
Okay, well, what about the pros then?
Well, firstly,
I would be performing a huge public service.
What public service?
Well, blessing homes across the nation
with my talent, of course.
Oh, of course.
And I would be fulfilling the promise I made
to that young barefooted girl in the mirror
back in Bug Tussle, Georgia.
Well, what promise did you make her?
That I would never stop chasing my dreams.
You see, I only retire from Hollywood
because I felt like I was being pushed out
because of my age.
You know, it's a shame a woman as beautiful as you
has gotta deal with that BS, you know.
-Really? -It is, Vinny.
But seeing all the residents here
continue to embrace life
regardless of that number on their birth certificate,
I knew I had to try to make a comeback.
And look how it turned out.
The Anastasia Devereux got a full-time job
on the top-rated soap opera in the country.
That is a pretty good pro, Ms. Anastasia.
-I'm not done. -[Vinny] What?
-Boatloads of money. -Cha-ching.
-Limo sex. -Get out of here.
-Red carpets. -What?
-Private jet sex. -Girl.
Five-star dining!
-Yacht sex. -Yacht sex?
-My own glam squad. -[Vinny] Get out of here.
Hot air balloon sex.
Wooh, girl, you so nasty.
[all exclaiming and cheering]
Turn around, turn around.
Turn all the way around. Let us look at you.
There you go.
Well, I'm on my way to do my prom-posal. Wish me luck.
Best of luck, young Romeo.
Boy, you don't need no luck.
You got the blood of Vinny in you!
Go get them, boy!
I hope Chilecia knows what a lucky girl she is
to have a nice young man like you in her life.
I hope she says yes.
Only one way to find out.
-Go get them. -Go get them, go get them.
You know, seeing sweet Philip
just made my decision crystal clear.
What, you staying, you staying?
Nora George?
I would be a fool not to continue chasing my dreams.
I officially accept your offer.
I'm moving to Hollywood.
Ta-ta.
[melancholic music]
Cora, hear, you should've took me to the prom.
Baby's gonna be the bomb.
If you say no, I take your mom-a.
Rah! Cora, that's a rah!
Cut out all that racket, Mr. Brown.
What is rah?
'Cause he should took me with him.
That's how I end my raps. Rah.
Oh, hey, Philip, how did everything go, baby?
Not, not well.
Yeah, you should've took me to the prom.
It'd be hotter than Vietnam.
Lord is my shepherd is my favorite psalm. Rah.
I would've got you there. Rah.
Okay, Mr. Brown, thank you, thank you.
So she didn't like your sign or your surprise?
I mean, she acted like she did,
but I could tell she was a little disappointed.
Oh. Well, why?
The poster was so thoughtful.
Yeah, I, it was,
but, I mean, she said she liked it.
I think she just wanted,
I don't know, something more exciting, I guess.
She said that? Now that wasn't cool.
For real, though, I mean, I see where she's coming from.
I mean, teenagers nowadays film their prom-posals
and just try to one-up each other.
Sound like bragging rights to me.
It's more important than going to the prom
with somebody you like?
I mean, in Chilecia's defense,
it was pretty basic.
-Oh. -Oh.
Are you saying what I think you saying?
-What? -That I can go back with you.
And I can bust a rap or two.
Rah! You see how I did...
No, no, no, thank you, Mr. Brown,
but I'm just gonna empty out my savings,
get two dozen roses,
and then trade in her necklace for a better one.
What?
Empty out your savings?
I don't think this girl is right for him.
Well, no, it's not our place, Mr. Brown,
but God has a plan.
I wish we could tell him.
[music]
This is the time that the serial killer escaped
and I was afraid for my life.
And Anastasia sat up with me all night
to help me not be so afraid.
Oh, man, check this one out.
This is the one where Anastasia was at the beach,
came out with that red swimsuit on.
Check it out.
[Reginald] Yeah, that is so...
What are you boys up to?
Oh, we just, uh, reminiscing
our favorite Anastasia Devereux moments.
So many of them, it's hard to pick one.
I won't be saying goodbye.
I will only be saying see you later.
You know, I say that
every time I ghost one of my females.
I like that. I like that.
I would never disappear on you two
or anyone else here.
Pleasant Days has become my family.
I hear that.
What about your twin sister?
When's the last time you seen her?
My twin is the family I was born with.
You're the family I chose.
Hear, hear.
Besides, we have cellphones now.
Video chat, airplanes.
I'm not moving to planet Mars.
The same thing I said to my son
last time I saw him.
It's been years now.
How many?
Sadly, I can't recall.
My mind isn't what it used to be
and next time we see each other,
you may have to introduce yourself.
I'm sorry.
I don't mean to rain on your parade
with melancholy.
Of course, we will see each other again.
And often.
And you right, you right,
and we gonna see you every week
right there on that television, Anastasia.
You sure will.
We are so proud of you, Anastasia.
-Yes, we are. -For chasing your dreams.
Promise us you'll never quit.
-Aw. -Aw.
-I promise. -We'll miss you.
-Please. -I'll miss you too.
[music]
Damn, man.
Look, I know this is your room now,
but you need to clean this mess up.
Why is everybody so fascinated with my room?
'Cause it stinks, all right?
Yes. Oh, my gosh.
Ooh. Um, baby, you know what? Um.
We heard your prom-posal didn't go like you hoped it would.
No, no, I'm good.
I've already found a better necklace
and if I expedite the shipping,
I can get it tomorrow and ask Chilecia to prom again.
Are you serious?
You about to buy that girl something else?
-[Philip] Dad, please. -Oh, my God.
Jeremy, just, Philip is gonna handle this
like he wants to, baby, okay?
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Yeah, we support you no matter what you decide.
All right, Philip, look, baby.
If you wanna talk, you know we're always here, right?
I know, thanks.
-Wait. -Huh?
Can I borrow your credit card?
I can give you the cash now.
Philip, no. Baby, no.
We not gonna give you a credit card
for you to buy something else for a girl
who doesn't appreciate and respect
what you gave her in the first place, baby.
No.
[Jeremy] That's right.
Ask your sister for her credit card.
He about to ask for your credit card.
Yeah, he about to ask for your credit card.
Oh, my God, what have you done to my room?
Oh, my gosh, it's not your room anymore. It's mine!
Okay.
Oh, you're buying that necklace for Chilecia.
You wanna borrow my credit card?
Yes.
Hell, no, you can't borrow my card.
Why not?
Because I heard what she did to you.
Okay, so, what,
you think I'm stupid, just like Mom and Dad do?
No, Philip, I don't think you're stupid.
Okay? None of us do.
We think that you are the sweetest,
kindest, most thoughtful guy we know.
Who are you and what have you done with my sister?
Being away at college has given me perspective, I guess.
I don't know, okay,
but what I do know is that you're not stupid.
-Thanks. -Chilecia is.
Don't, don't say that.
Look, I'm your sister, okay?
I'm gonna keep it real with you, always.
Look, Chilecia is a good person.
Okay, she might be,
but she doesn't deserve you.
She's just going through a lot.
Okay, and?
That doesn't give her the right to put my brother through a lot.
Look, she might be the one for you down the line, okay?
Who knows? Maybe she'll grow up like I did.
But right now, she's not good for you.
What, you want me to break up with her?
I think that you're a great guy.
And I think that you deserve a girl who recognizes that.
If it's meant to be, then you'll find each other.
You know, God has a plan.
Ms. Cora said something similar today.
You know what? I don't,
I don't think I need your credit card anymore.
Oh, I wasn't gonna give it to you even if you did.
That's cold.
That's real.
Actually, my friend Jenna
is throwing this birthday party for her little sister.
Do you wanna come?
Who's her sister?
Uh, a girl named Tasha.
I don't know. I've never met her.
Oh, I have.
What? For real? When?
Um, it was a few weeks ago.
Mr. Brown and Ms. Cora tried to set me up with her
on this church picnic.
It was actually the last time me and Chilecia had a fight.
No, no, we had two fights...
Anyway, yeah. Yeah, I've met her.
Was she cool? I mean, Jenna's the best.
Yeah, she was super cool.
I mean, she's actually the nicest girl
I've ever met in my entire life.
I don't know, Philip. I think it's a sign.
Sounds crazy, but I think you're right.
Wait, let me call Chilecia first.
You're not gonna ask her for permission, are you?
What? No. I'm gonna break up with her.
I'm proud of you, little bro.
Well, if big sis don't like you,
you gotta get to stepping.
[music]
[music]
Remember I shared this story
of how I was a little girl
and I promised myself
that I would always chase my dreams?
I do.
My parents were hard people.
My first dream
was that, one day, I would have a caring family.
That I would wake up every day
surrounded by love.
That's a wonderful dream to have.
And that's just it.
I do have that dream now.
I'm living it here.
At Pleasant Days.
I achieved that little girl's first-ever dream
and I would be a fool to run away from it now.
So you're staying?
I'm staying.
But I'm still going to set, but not on a show
where I have to move away from my family.
So what would you like to watch?
Me! Who else?
Be a dear and put my episode on again.
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