All language subtitles for Drama Club s01e09e10 Stress Rehearsal

Good, Samantha.

Better, Gabrielle.

You're sharp, Marion.

But I'm still puning. Not the tuba.
You're close.

You're looking sharp.

Everyone tuned up, Sniff? We are good to
go, Max.

Steven, why am I holding your symbol?

All right, drama club, places for dress
rehearsal.

Hey, everyone, places.

No, I am not playing around.

Stage manager.

It's a dress rehearsal.

Some people might say that dress
rehearsal is more important than opening

It's the first time we perform the show
all the way through without stopping.

Costumes, choreography, lights, makeup.
If we can't get through today, then the

real show is going to suffer.

So it's a good thing we're going to get
through it today.

I have a really good feeling about this.
Don't you?

Yes.

Okay. Like.

Bench to the stage. Repeat.

Bench to the stage.

Bench? What are you doing? The Sasquatch
opens the show.

You're the Sasquatch. You're on.

Oh, it's already time for the show? Yes.

Dress rehearsal was supposed to start
five minutes ago.

And this rehearsal is a show.

Pretty much.

So I should probably get dressed up?
Yes, that's why it's called a dress

rehearsal.

Theater people talk weird.

All right, everyone, back to one.

Do it for the drama.

I'll do it for the drama.

Okay, second time's a charm. We're going
to get through Minnesota the Musical

without stopping now.

Curtis, let's again.

And curtain.

Gertie, curtain!

It's stuck.

Oh, no. Mac, stay calm. I'll handle
this.

Not gonna lie, Mac has a tendency to
freak out before shows. I call them Mac

attacks.

But we can't afford a Mac attack this
year because Mac is the student

And as her best friend slash stage
manager slash soulmate, I must do

in my power to keep her calm. What
happened?

The cones are stuck.

Yeah, but why are they stuck? I threw a
pencil up there. I got stuck in the

pulley. Why did you throw a pencil up
there?

To see if it would stick.

Oh. All right, we've had a few snags
getting dress rehearsal started.

Wait, where's Bench?

Don't worry, it's just me.

Ben, I'm not trying to brag, but I guess
you could say I'm the MVP of this

musical. I play a Sasquatch known as the
Hairy Man of Zorgish Trails. It's like

a famous urban legend here in Minnesota.

Such an honor to bring this beast to
life.

All right, come on. Drama team, huddle
up.

Tonight's the big night.

It's finally time to do the show. Dress
rehearsal. Whatever it's called. And I

just want to say, I am so proud of you.
Okay, I'm the director. I give the

inspirational speeches.

Drama club.

Before we start again, I'd like to share
a word of advice.

Chillax!

Chillax? Hey, Mr. Sniffit called. He'd
like his lame terminology back.

You guys, I didn't call.

I didn't call!

Bianca is my enemy, and I am dreading
the moment I have to share a stage with

her, but that was... funny?

Ew.

I cannot believe I just said it out
loud. My point is, we've got this. While

they're fixing the curtain, let's take
this extra time to breathe.

Center yourself, because once this dress
rehearsal train leaves the station, it

will not be stopping.

Every dress rehearsal, Darcy freaks out
trying to keep me from freaking out, but

it freaks me out even more than I would
normally freak out.

It's a whole thing. Darcy, you don't
need to worry about me. I'm fine.

No, I'm fine. Okay, stop.

You're working yourself up. Seriously?

Look, you don't need to worry about me.

Everything's going to be okay. Mac, I
need to worry about you, okay? It's my

job. Okay, well, let's check it, check
it to my office so we can talk about it.

The week leading up to this show is the
busiest time of the year for me. Like

Santa on Christmas Eve. Or Fireman when
there's a fire.

Last year, the workload was almost
unmanageable.

So,

this year, I'm hiring an assistant.

Some low -rent minion to do my bidding.

Colin, is it?

It's Colin.

Looks like Colin.

Before I begin, I must warn you, joining
the tech crew is an immense

responsibility. Are you prepared to rise
to the occasion?

Yes, sir.

Absolutely.

Good.

I see on your resume that you have over
13 years of experience with lights.

Elaborate on that.

Absolutely. So I work with lights on
every day. Every day. I turn them on. I

turn them off. Yes.

I even dabble in dimming. Oh, dimming.

Yeah. Impressive.

Why am I applying for this job?

Because I could use the extra credit.
And because this Curtis kid is

entertaining. Well, I'm going to need
some time to think.

But we'll be in touch.

Cool. Well, I look forward to hearing
from you.

Okay.

Yo, this is Colin.

Colin? It's Curtis.

Congratulations. You're hired.

You start immediately.

Oh, cool. So I'm actually at lunch right
now, but I can be there in, I don't

know, two hours?

You're not at lunch.

I'm looking at you. Wait, if you're
looking at me, how can I be in the

eating food?

But I swear, you're right.

Okay, well, schedule when you can.

Oh, and Colin, fetch me a ham sandwich
while you're there.

You got it, boss.

Hey, Bench, mind running my line with
me?

Absolutely, dude. Go ahead.

Debbie, where are you?

Deborah, I dare you!

Deborah, truth or dare?

Ugh, it's all wrong.

What's going on, bro? You were nailing
it before.

Look, Bench, you don't have a line,
okay?

He wouldn't understand.

You're right.

I only have ten dance solos.

Having one line is a lot of pressure.

It means I've only got one shot, one
opportunity.

This is everything I've ever wanted.

Am I going to capture it or let it slip?

I just don't want to go out there and
lose myself in front of a bunch of

Well, lucky for you, Skippy, no one's
out there.

You're doing your line for nobody.

You're right, bro. I just got to pretend
no one's out there. Thanks, Bench.

We're going to kill this dress
rehearsal.

Which is the show, right?

Basically.

After my tiny tumble into the pit, I was
forced to step down as dance captain

and become Bencher's understudy. If he
can't go on for some reason, I will be

doing all of his parts. Even on
crutches, I could do it in my sleep.

All right, everything is fine.

Once Gertie dislodges that pencil, we'll
be ready to go.

One way to keep Darcy off my back during
dress rehearsal is to give her lots of

water. One, it's good for her. Two, she
can't yell at people if she's drinking.

And three, if she's having to run to the
bathroom every five minutes, I finally

get some alone time.

I need to run to the bathroom. By the
time I'm back, I'm sure Gritty will have

gotten the pencil.

Got the pencil.

All right, places for dress rehearsal
for real this time.

Third time's a charm, right?

No, no, no.

Every Mac attack begins with nail
biting. I was hoping I wouldn't have to

this, but it's time I break out my Mac
pack.

You're biting your nail. Put these on.

I don't need midden. Don't fight me on
this. We both know I have superhuman

strength. It's just a hangnail.

Hangnails are the body's natural cry for
help.

I put these on. Will you leave me alone
so we can finally get through this dress

rehearsal? Yes.

Normally. I'd never lie to Mac.

But these are dire times. I saw that she
crossed her fingers. But it's still

just easier if I wear the mittens. Here
we go. Dress rehearsal all the way

through without stopping starts now.

Curtis likes.

And curtain.

Again?

What happened this time? What is that
sound?

Is that my megaphone?

May me my move.

Can you not?

What's the cow noises?

Doing liquid eyeliner.

Oh, it looks good.

I mean, it looks good. It looks good?

What is up with him?

Something is up.

Can you do mine, then?

I would love to.

Do you?

Fine! Fine!

Darcy, if I find another rat sniffing
around in my office, I'm going to...

Excuse me, can I help you? Sorry, I was
just looking for... Oh, hey,

Mac. Um, what is Colin from chemistry
doing in my office? Um, what is a butt

fart doing in Mac's office? What is he
doing in my office?

Uh, I was... Oh.

Found it. I'm Curtis' assistant now, and
I'm giving him...

A hand with the lights.

So I'm guessing you're his right -hand
man.

Wow, you really nailed that one.

Oh, geez. Mac attack level two.

Nervous laughter.

Things are progressing dangerously fast.

Thank you so much for coming on.

It is a pleasure to have you in the
kitchen.

All right, you listen. When I say
listen, you listen good.

Stay away from Mac.

I have the eyes of a hawk and the talons
of also a hawk. Well, I'm Colin.

I don't think we've actually met, but...
Deborah!

I scare you!

I can't get it right.

We started just for her for like seven
times, and I still haven't gotten to

in my line. The longer we wait, the
worse I feel.

What is happening to me? Dude, just, you
got pregame jitters.

Jitters?

No, no, you're just nervous.

I get nervous before every game. I know
exactly how to help you. Let me ask you

a question. What makes you feel calm and
comfortable, Skippy?

Hmm.

Staring at my lizard?

Okay. So then just think about your
lizard.

Okay.

Deborah! That's it, bro. Just let it go.

Here you go.

What took you so long? I mean, it was
just your order was really specific.

What is this?

It's a hand sandwich. It's what you
asked for.

Oh, Colin.

No one eats ham.

It's all right. Look, kid. If you want
to make it in the lighting biz, you have

to learn that when the master lighting
designer says ham, it means ham.

I am so sorry, master lighting designer.

It won't happen again.

You know what? Let's go.

But don't you need help with the lights?
I'm too upset to even look at you.

I'm sorry.

Here we go again.

Curtis, lights again.

And curtain.

Had to choose today to join the drama
club. The second most important day of

whole production. And this random guy
that I barely know. Just, I fear the

has happened.

Mac attack level three.

Spontaneous ranting. It's okay. Let it
all out.

The goal is simple, Darcy. Get through
dress rehearsal.

Put on a great show. And go down in
history as the best student director

school has ever seen. But Colin just had
to get a ball in my business. Shh.

I know you're upset.

Here.

Take a stress ball or two.

I'm not upset. I'm just... Just what?

Matt,

are we stopping again?

Mr. Sniffit, my mom is here to pick me
up. It's getting late.

Can I talk to her?

Marion is my girl.

Her mom can step off.

Hi, Sharon.

It's Clyde Sniffit. She'll be done when
she's done. All right, bye -bye.

Sharon.

Colin. What are you doing? I thought you
were running the spotlight. Yeah, I

was. But Curtis sent me home.

I knew I liked Curtis.

Don't let the door hit you on the way
out.

It's okay, Max. I'll run the spotlight.

Darcy, do not touch that spotlight.
Remember what happened last time? Max,

relax. I've helped deliver a baby cow
before.

I'm pretty sure I can handle a gigantic
flashlight.

Darcy!

So does this mean we're starting over?

Yes!

So I can't find Darcy, and the lights
are out, which is making it even harder

find Darcy. Oh, can we please just get
through one dress rehearsal?

Mac, great news.

Bench got rid of my jitters.

I did. What? Ew.

I just got to think about my lizard, and
I'm ready for the show.

I don't know what that means, and I
don't want to.

Yo, speaking of the show, is it a little
weird that we restarted like seven

times? Yes, it is, Weird Bench. We were
supposed to get through it the first

time.

So it is the show. Got it. You know, I
was confused at first, but...

No, I'm not. Dorothy?

Bianca? Oliver?

Where is my cat?

Wow, you are, dare I say, Ryan Gosling
meets a

speech? I don't know what I'm saying.

And you, like a literal angel, meets
Lady Gaga?

What are we doing?

happened to my office.

Everyone comes to me with their problems
because I tell the truth.

But sometimes the truth hurts.

That's why they call me the truth
hammer.

And then she made another horrendous
joke that I was howling at for no

And he said that if I were two feet
taller, I could be Gigi Hadid.

We're supposed to be enemies, Gertrude.
But you're not enemies.

We're not? Then by all means, tell us
what we are. Yeah. You're friends.

No! Absolutely not. Yes. This is a joke.

No, a big waste of time.

Thanks for nothing, Gertie.

Boom.

Truth hammer.

Why would Earthie, where would I go and
hide?

There you are. Why are you hiding in the
mannequin head?

who freaks out. I am. But only because I
worry about you freaking out. It freaks

me out. No, Darcy, you were right. I do
freak out.

But strangely, me trying to keep you
calm today took the focus off other

would have freaked out about.

So, thank you.

Now, come on. We've got a dress
rehearsal to get through.

Cookie.

Yeah, I'll have a cookie.

All right, drama club.

Places for dress rehearsal and this time
I mean it. Excuse me?

Why didn't anyone tell us the stage
lights went out? Yeah, we feel really in

dark right now.

So, what's the plan?

Well, I guess we're doing dress
rehearsal in the dark unless Curtis gets

lights up and running right now.

Now.

Thank you, Curtis!

Nailed it.

The show's back in business.

Places, now!

Stage manager.

Okay, let's do this. Curtis, light.

And cut.

This doesn't make us friends. Absolutely
not.

Mission accomplished.

We got through rehearsal, and it was
amazing.

Guess we won't be needing this anymore.

Woo!

Oliver and Bianca, I don't know what
changed, but your chemistry was

Skip, you nailed your line. All four
words in the right order. And Bench,

Sasquatch dance solos really elevate the
show. Yo, can I just say, when I first

joined this club, my expectations were,
like, you know, mad low. But now all I

can say is...

I love you guys.

I mean, it is a little strange how we
started the show over eight times and

nobody came, but whatever.

I had a great time anyways.

I'll see you guys on the next one.

Bench, for the 20th time, what we just
did was dress rehearsal, not the

performance. Wait, wait.

So you mean this was just like a
practice in full gear?

Yeah. So when's the actual performance?

Tomorrow night. Okay, so... Oh, I can't
do the musical tomorrow night.

I got a game. We made the playoffs.

What?

Oh, man, I was really looking forward to
this show. But it's the biggest game of

my middle school career.

I can't miss it.

Super sorry, bros, but I'm positive. You
guys will kill it without me. You will.

Believe me.

I know.

Excuse me.

Oh, no.

Wendy, just a touch of fairy dust and
we'll jump on the wind back and fly all

the way to Neverland.

When Max's stress level got an all -time
high, she morphed into Peter Pan.

Ha! I'm Peter Pan.

Guys, we don't need bench.

We have me, his understudy. The doctors
have cleared me to dance without my

crutches, so unless the sky falls, I'm
ready to go on.

Oh, look.

The sky fell.

It's the day we've all been waiting for.

Opening night for Minnesota the Musical
is only hours away.

And, have you seen my shadow?

Hi, I'm Peter.

Mac is in Neverland.

The first character Mac ever played was
Peter Pan when we were just eight years

old.

Come, Winnie. Let's fly to the Mermaid
Lagoon.

You can fly, Peter?

That is so cool!

Now, whenever she gets super stressed
out, She goes back to being Peter.

It's their happy place.

Are you sure this is going to work? I
don't know.

Hey, Peter, it's me, Wendy, and Michael,
John, and Captain Hook, and Tink.

What's up? You should get down from
there.

Stop talking when I'm talking. John,
Michael, stop bickering. I'm trying to

my shadow. Wendy, fly up here and help
me. Um, no.

We're too busy for that.

You see, Peter, we're putting on a play
and we need you to direct it.

Direct? What does that mean? It means
you're in charge of the whole play and

tell everybody what to do. Well, that
doesn't sound like fun.

A play is called a play for a reason.
You can make it fun, Peter.

You can make it whatever you want.

Whatever I want.

Now you're talking. I'll just fly right
down and we can get started.

Climbing down might be a better choice.
I don't listen to anyone who has a hook

for a hand.

I'll fly.

It'll take just a little...

out of a tree yes there she is max back
let's go y 'all we got a show to do what

am i wearing what happened yeah

i had a teeny tiny little melt down
there but i'm back now and the show must

on right after i brush my hair

I have been talking, and we need you to
take it back.

Take what back?

Yesterday, you said something extremely
hurtful. Hurtful and completely untrue.

I stand by what I said. You're friends.
No!

Absolutely not.

Yeah, whatever.

Bianca is funny and really good at doing
my makeup, and I want her opinion on

everything. But that does not make us
friends.

Fine. Oliver is amazing, and we have so
much in common.

But we are not friends. Fair.

Put your head in your can. Put your head
in your can. Hey, Ben.

You good?

I'm ready to go, bro. You sure?

Even though the drama club show is
tonight?

Bro, I'm fine.

The last time Ben said, bro, I'm fine,
he was torn. And when he's torn, he's

distracted. And when he's distracted, we
lose.

And goblins don't lose.

Yo, I am not distracted.

Look, I love the drama club, but we're
in the playoffs, baby.

Like, come on.

Nothing could distract me right now.

I wonder what this kid's doing.

Look, we lost Bench, but that's okay. We
don't need him. He was just a temporary

fix to our dance captain problem. Which
we still have, by the way, because

Fenton is back in the hospital.

Announcement, everyone!

In the absence of Bench and Fenton,
Marion and I will be taking over as lead

dancers. Right, Marion?

I'd rather play my tuba.

Hush, Marion.

We're saving the show.

Bench was more than just a dancer. He
was my hype man. Without him, I'll never

get my line right. Our relationship was
very complicated.

He was really tall, which was helpful
for reaching things.

We didn't talk much, but I did like his
hair. Okay, maybe Bench was a little

more than a temporary fix, but we can
still do the show without him.

Can you, though?

Gibbons?

What are you doing? You can't be back
here before the show. I'm the principal.

can do whatever I want.

Don't be rude.

What? I'm just a fan, excited for the
show.

I bought my ticket, and I'm even
bringing friends.

You have friends?

Members of the school board.

Patsy and... Susan.

We're trying to decide if the drama club
is worth keeping around. We've only

sold, like, what, 17 tickets? 13.

I suggested we check out the show before
we make that decision. If it blows us

away, the drama club stays.

But if it doesn't, this place becomes a
chill zone for the football team.

Such a shame about Bench.

Have a great show, everyone.

Okay, forget what I said. We need to get
Bench back.

Principal Gibbons thinks he can come in
here on opening night and throw me off?

Well, spoiler alert, Gibbons. We've
spent months rehearsing this show to

perfection, and I will deliver with or
without bench.

Though it would be a lot easier with
bench.

Okay, let's go. Goblins on three. One,
two, three. Okay.

You're not supposed to be in here.

I just, I came here to tell my friend
Bench to break a leg at his game

Break a leg? No, it's a theater. This is
the most important game of his life. He

needs a clear focused mind. What he
doesn't need is little theater friends

messing with his head.

What is this?

It's his head.

For the costume he's supposed to wear in
the musical?

Can you give it to him for me? I will do
no such thing. You!

Stay away from him. And don't try any
funny drama business.

No dressing up like a football player
and talking to him on the sidelines. No

cheerleading costumes.

Oh, yeah.

I'm on to you, Adele Dazeem.

You're not getting anywhere near that
boy tonight.

Johan! Johan? Who's Johan?

Johan will be watching the locker room
for me.

So don't even think about coming back.

I'm Johan.

Lovely meeting you, Johan.

places everyone i'm back mac did you get
bench is he with you i couldn't even

get near him you mean i actually have to
go through with this either you or

smith what if we all dress up like
football players it won't work darcy

coach cobbler is on to us we have to
figure out another way to get to him but

until then all we can do is her best
okay you'll be fine do you know the

kind of go break a leg i can't see You
can do it.

Probably.

Curtis. Do we have to stay for the whole
thing?

Gertie. Yes.

Well, here goes something.

You got this, Bianca.

When this is over, we will not be
friends, okay?

No, we'll be best friends.

That's what I was going to say.

Why aren't they stepping out of the time
machine? Why aren't they stepping out

of the time machine?

Best friends!

Best friends! Best friends!

We're in Minnesota, Deborah.

This doesn't look like the Minnesota I
know. Where are the gas stations?

The drive -thrus? Where is the Mall of
America, Baldor? It hasn't been built

yet.

Our names are Baldor and Deborah.

Famous Minnesota historians on a hunt.

Throughout history. But what we're
looking for may not even exist.

It's The Hairy Man of Burger Trail.

I'm sorry, what is this musical about?

Minnesota the Musical is the most epic
musical to ever come out of Minnesota.

It's the only musical to ever come out
of Minnesota.

A gripping tale about time travelers
searching for a Sasquatch called The

Man.

Historically accurate. It's fun for the
whole family. The Sasquatch dies at

hand. Ultimately, it's a story about
climate change.

Minnesota is great.

Minnesota has lakes. Minnesota has the
greatest lakes in all of the state.

Hey, how long is it? How many acts?

Twelve. No.

We're bored here.

They're here all right, and they saw
everything. I can't get back out there.

need bench back. We really do.

The Sasquatch means so much to him. If
we get this in front of him, I know he

would come running down.

I'm on it.

Oh, yeah.

You're in our house now.

Come on in.

The water is warm.

We are the fish of lake.

Win a big gosh, it's the best.

In the Midwest, by gosh, you wish you
were the...

seven feet tall.

Skip, I believe in you. I won't let you
down.

Good luck.

I can't believe I'm missing the football
game for this.

Wait, the hairy man of what?

What's the vibe out there?

I'm thinking the ping pong table could
go here.

Not great. I was really hoping Benj
would be here by now. We need him for

finale. Any word from Gertie? I haven't
seen her since she left for the locker

room.

Everyone sees me as this big, scary guy.

But I'm not a bad person, Gertie.

Inside, I'm a ball of sunshine.

I know, Johan.

I know.

Thanks for the talk, Gertie. I really
needed it.

Bench isn't coming.

He would never choose us over football.
Don't say that. It doesn't matter

anyway. We lost.

Gibbons won.

The show needed to be perfect, and it's
a disaster.

Perfect? What's the fun in putting on a
perfect play?

As a wise man named Peter Pan once said,
a play is called a play for a reason.

Peter Pan said that? You had to be
there. I mean, you were there, but never

mind. I really thought if we could get
to bench by halftime, we'd have a chance

at getting him back. But who was I? I'm
not kidding.

Once a football player, always a
football player.

I hope they're losing.

Move! Move!

Logan! We're losing.

Down by three points at the half. We
should be ahead by 20!

What's going on with you?

What are you looking at, son?

It's the hairy man of Virgus Trials.

We've arrived in July of 1989.

Ooh, ooh, Deborah, Deborah, it's much,
much colder than expected.

We're going to freeze before we can find
the hairy man.

There's snow on the ground. Hey, that's
not cool. I was just bathing in my...

makes me want to cry because we're
frozen on the fourth of July.

It's almost time, Skip. Are you ready to
say your line?

I just really got bent with Jill.

You got me.

Boo.

Did you let one of those drama kids in
here?

Johan, how dare you?

Who'd you... There's something I got to
go do. Will it clear your head for the

second half of this game?

I think it just might.

Then go do it and be back on that field
in 15 minutes ready to play.

Your teammates and the fans are counting
on you.

They can come too.

Did I make it in time?

No, you're 400 pages late. No, I mean
for my boy's line.

That was a sick line.

Damn, you came.

I knew you would come.

I wouldn't miss it for the world,
Skippy. I hate to ruin your bromance,

there's a crowd?

I invited a few friends.

I believe this belongs to you.

Thanks for keeping it warm for me.

And sweaty.

I danced really hard. Bench, hurry.
You're on in two.

Not if I have anything to do with it.

Benton, I thought you were in the...
hospital it was supposed to be me bench

left and i was going to take back my
rightful place as dance captain of this

drama club bench can't play the hairy
man only i can adrenaline

is my superpower the hairy man was
supposed to be played by me not you so

you dude the more hairy men the merrier
let's both do it okay cool squat

Miss Director Lady, I was wondering, can
we dance too? I mean, we're classically

trained. Sorry, Tanner, that's not in
the script.

Forget the script.

Let's go have some fun!

Come on! Put them on!

Well, Deborah, we've searched high and
low throughout time, and we never found

the hairy man.

Maybe everyone was right.

Maybe it is just an urban legend. You're
right, Baldorf.

We didn't find the hairy man. But what
we did find is so much better.

Part -time jobs at the biggest mall in
the country.

The Mall of America.

The Mall of them all.

I get it. This is about climate change.

Put together a fair smoothie and buy a
sweater at the mall of the mall of the

mall of the mall of the mall. Are you
tapping your feet? You're not actually

enjoying this, are you? I love the mall.

Janet,

I want to dance. I'm going to dance. I'm
dancing.

supposed to be on the field.

Easy, Gibbs. It's halftime. I don't
care.

Bench, you don't need this stupid club
anymore. You've got your credit. Stupid

club? This guy wants to turn our theater
into a chill zone. Hey, that was

supposed to be a surprise.

A chill zone? But where are we going to
do all our musicals? He's getting rid of

the drama club.

Yo, that's not cool. Exactly.

Drama club is not cool. We don't need
it. But I'll mean the drama.

club. If the drama club goes, so do I.
And if Bench goes, I go too.

I also go as well. And I go too.

Yeah, you can go.

Look, you're all making a huge mistake.

This isn't the last you've heard from me
or Patsy or Susan.

I actually liked it.

to see what you kids do next thank you
all right let's go let's go bye gibbons

where is this gobblers this is all very
sweet i almost cried i really did but i

need you back on that field we got a
game to finish

well

we did it

Minnesota, the musical, and the drama
club live to perform another day.

It was so, so, I can't even explain it.
It was like,

like, oh, how do I put this? It was like
the thing that like. It was amazing.

She always knows what to say. Was the
play good?

I don't know. I didn't watch it.

But my lightning design was exquisite.

Maybe I'll go for two. Or three.

No.

I'm not ready for three.

We did lose the football game.

We were late coming back for the second
half, and the other team started playing

without us and scored like eight
touchdowns. But I helped my drama team

the crowd got one heck of a halftime
show. I think I need to go back to the

hospital.

That musical?

Flapped.