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The best part of being a party planner is taking stuff home.
Leftovers, free flowers. And when would we ever splurge on a mini balloon
archway?
Look at this.
Chip got my reviews on Little Shop of Horrors framed for me.
The school newspaper says it was a triumph. And the Westport Gazette said
maybe worth seeing. That's great.
I'm proud of you. This just confirms exactly what I've been thinking. I'm not
going to go to college so I can concentrate on becoming a singer. For
thousandth time, you are going to college.
Or, hear me out, I can take my college fund and go to L .A. and become a
If anybody's taking your college fund and blowing it on a trip, it's going to
me. I'm not stupid.
I have a plan.
I'm going to go on American Idol, sing my heart out, leave with a golden
boom, pop star.
Then I meet a charming man on a flight from Paris, second boom, He's the king
Sweden. I'm a queen.
That's not how it works. And he'd still have to go to college.
Well, Katy Perry didn't go to college.
In fact, she dropped out of high school to pursue music.
You could have an amazing voice and still never make it. That's why it's
important for you to have an education to fall back on. You're my parents.
Aren't you supposed to tell me that dreams are worth fighting for and that I
should believe in myself?
Nah. Uh -uh.
Dream crushers!
Sure. We'll make it our kid miserable.
But we're doing it together.
Hi, what's your name?
Taylor Otto.
And where are you from?
I'm from Westport, Connecticut.
And how young are you?
I'm 17.
17? Yeah.
What are you going to sing for us? Climb by Maya Cyrus.
All right, go for it. I can almost see it.
That dream I'm dreaming, but there's a voice inside my head. Okay.
Thank you. That's enough. Mom?
Dad? Where are the judges? We are the judges. Let me just tell you something.
That, um, I was not feeling that. No, it made my ears sad. You should just go to
college. Following your dreams is overrated. I agree with that 100%. I
Lionel, Katie, and Luke were my parents.
Well, they're not.
Dreamcrushers!
Hey, Kateray. This is why people keep reporting you to HR, Kevin.
Right.
Anyway, Whitney wants to see you. She is in your office. It's probably just
another Westport housewife wanting to throw another party with another
I want a pink chocolate fountain.
A what?
A Pui Pui Se fountain. What's that now?
A bone broth fountain.
Whaaa?
A La Mer face serum fountain.
Katie, maybe you could try some.
Hide those fountains.
Katie!
I'm on medical leave again.
You think the camera can't see you there, Kevin?
Oh, hey.
How's it going?
Did you get my edible arrangement?
Shut up, Kevin.
On it. Katie.
I need you to take over an event for me. It's the Westport Businesswomen's
Awards. Oh, I'm so excited I get to do something honoring my fellow working
women. You can count on me, Whitney.
Great. Now, if you'll excuse me, they're injecting the anesthesia. Are you
calling me from the operating table?
Ten, nine, eight, seven.
And now, Taylor thinks that she can skip college and become a pop star and
follow her dreams.
This whole dream thing is BS.
I'm not raising wussies like everyone else in this town.
Sure, I get them music lessons, but not so they can become musicians.
I do it so they learn discipline, focus, and hard work.
My mom did the same for me, and I turned out great.
Okay, look, if you try and shut Taylor down, she might run off and pursue her
dream anyway. My cousin wanted to be a dancer, so she ran away from home. And
now she's a rockette. What?
pretty big deal no she's a rockette that's what they call strippers in
rock so telling her no might backfire on me it's not enough to injure a dream
you have to kill it slowly but completely like my kids did with those
crabs they smuggled in from mexico how am i supposed to do that i'll just loan
you ms bell my kid's music teacher she sucks all the joy out of music she's a
real throwback to the golden age of truly abusive educators
You're not going to believe this. Abe Henderson died.
Who's Abe Henderson?
He was in charge of keeping supply lines open for our regiment.
He ordered our lunches. Historical Guild is losing people left and right. We
need new, young members. So I had this brainstorm.
I made these scrolls, and I'm going to put them up all over town.
Yeah, kids will totally go for that. Scrolls are so in right now. It's not so
crazy people would like scrolls. It's the most fun kind of paper.
Dad, if you really want to get through to young people, you should make a video
and post it on social media.
Right. The key is to make something that goes viral so it has to be memorable.
Flashy, but never desperate. Funny without trying too hard. Quirky, but not
lame. Got it.
Can we revisit the scroll? I made 50 of them.
Haver, I have been thinking about our conversation yesterday.
If you want to be a singer, you've got to work at it.
So, I got you a couple of music lessons with the person who teaches Doris' kids.
So awesome. Thank you, Mom.
What was that?
Oh, I was writing a song about what a terrible mom you are. But now I'm going
throw it out.
You might want to keep it.
So this is the music space I built for my
kids. Wow, Doris, you're such a supportive mom.
Yeah, sure, whatever.
Hi.
You don't use your voice unless you're singing.
While you can.
I didn't even know there was a business women's association in Westport.
Can't wait to meet them and talk shop.
I must be in the wrong place. I'm looking for businesswomen. We are the
businesswomen.
No, you're not.
Buying things from businesses doesn't make you businesswomen. If you recall, I
made all that peppermint bark last year. And I got all caught up in that Ponzi
scheme, remember?
And I just thought of the name of the jewelry business that I might start.
Glamville, by Nancy Granville.
I know, it's so good.
Katie, I'm just gonna do this.
This is still a party celebrating working women, so I was thinking we
seminar with successful mompreneurs. Katie, it's really not that kind of a
thing. This is the kind of party where we drink champagne and honor each other
for the important work we do in Westport.
For example?
Last year, I received a Lifetime Achievement Award.
For what? For all of my achievements.
Don't worry about us. You just need to figure out a fountain that has never
done before. Sure.
I will get right on that.
I'm not sure what kind of fountain I'm doing yet, but there's definitely going
to be pee in it.
Today, you will sing Row, Row, Row Your Boat.
You will start when I say start.
Good.
Start.
Now, off pitch, again.
No, again.
Until I hear perfect rows. No vote for you. Now row, again.
No, again.
No.
I've been playing the same note for six months.
Fun is coming!
The fun is coming! To the Westport Historical Guild.
So saddle up your steed and take a ride through history!
What does membership entail? Fear not, for I shall explain it all to you in
90 short minutes.
90 minutes?
I know, don't worry, it's only part one.
We'll just do the video for you.
I thought mine was good.
This lack of self -awareness is part of the problem, Greg.
They approved my idea for a kombucha fountain.
I'm surprised you know what that is. I didn't. I googled, what do idiots love
drink? And kombucha was the first thing that came up.
How was the lesson?
The worst.
I'll never make it as a professional singer.
I can't even sing Row, Row, Row Your Boat.
Guess I'll have to figure out something else to spend my college fund on.
College? You're going to spend it on college?
Wow.
That Miss Belt really delivered.
Maybe I can send you to Miss Belt to break your love of whistling while you
your nose hairs.
Not a chore if you're cheerful.
You're not going to hang those up?
What's the point?
I really thought singing was going to be my career. It's something I'm good at.
At least I thought I was.
That teacher didn't believe in me.
Don't be so hard on yourself.
You always say if you have your dream job, then it's not work.
Dad has his dream job.
You have yours.
Yeah. Thought I found mine.
Oh, honey.
There are plenty of things that you are good at.
Like what?
Oh, honey.
I can almost see it, that dream I'm dreaming, but
there's a voice inside my head saying, you'll never reach it.
Every step I'm taking, every move I make feels
lost with no direction.
My faith is shaking, but I...
I gotta keep trying.
Gotta keep my head held tight.
Cause there's always gonna be another mountain.
I'm always gonna wanna make it move.
Always gonna be an uphill battle.
But sometimes I'm gonna have to lose.
Ain't about how fast I get there.
Ain't about what...
I appreciate it.
Luke, what do you think? We knew the big note was coming.
I didn't know.
Can she get there? And you got there. Thank you.
Good job.
Always like little surprises, but you're a natural at this. You know that. Very
good.
Taylor, when I was 17, I had the same type of dream. I was going to do it. I
going to go for it. I needed someone to believe in me, and I really believe in
you. Thank you. So should we give her a vote? Let's do it.
Okay. I'm ready.
I'm a yes.
Yes? Yes.
I'm a yes.
And I'm ready.
I'm a yes.
You're going to Hollywood. You're going to Hollywood.
Come on.
Congratulations. Thank you so much. All right. That'll be something to take home
to your mom and dad. For sure. Will do.
Yeah. Take care. Very good.
Oh, my God.
Hey, congratulations.
Thank you so much. I can't believe it. How does it feel to be holding the
ticket? It feels like a dream.
Oh, no.
It was a dream, Luther, but I'm gonna get there for real.
Damn right you are.
Can you talk?
And the award from Best Idea for a Business, if eBay wasn't already a
goes to... Nifty Crandall!
That's it.
Well, how will people know when the meetings are or where to sign up for the
Westport Historical Guild? That was the whole point of this. They will look it
up. Trust me. Here's what people care about on the Internet.
Parkour fails and dogs dress as people.
Well, I really don't get it, but if you guys believe in it, I guess I trust you.
Millard Fillmore dressed up as Beagle in a tuxedo. So, you know, there's
historical precedent.
Dad, you are the Snapplecap of people.
I can't.
I had a dream last night that I auditioned for American Idol and Katy
she believed in me. I can do this. I can feel her vibration.
She's coming.
Miss Belt is coming.
You came back. And you're smiling.
Well, we'll take care of that.
Begin with Ro.
Ro. No.
Again.
Row, row. How dare you do a second row?
Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Stop that right
now. What are you doing? What are you three doing?
Put them down.
That was pretty good.
You!
What the hell have you done?
You and your joy have ruined everything!
Your father said I was crazy when I wanted to build this soundproof room
two -way mirror to keep an eye on things. Well, who's crazy now?
Ah! Fire!
And the award?
for best acceptance speech from last year goes to... Oh my gosh!
It's me!
Oh, thank you.
Hopefully this is like that movie where someone calls you and if you answer, you
die.
Damn.
Hi, George.
Miss Belt was supposed to make singing so hard it broke Taylor, but instead,
Taylor... broke miss spelt with her passion and her dream well it's not a
of your cheerful am i quoting greg's nose hair trimming mantra well i won't
it in my house man i think i played this wrong gotta go dora you owe me three
more life children and i know somewhere inside me is that little girl from
tennessee who never could have seen herself standing here i'm not done this
supposed to be an event about women supporting women And I haven't been the
supportive woman myself.
My daughter told me her dream, and I tried to crush it.
Instead of crushing her dreams, I should follow her lead and find one of my own.
We all should.
You're intelligent women. Should you really be giving yourselves awards for
doing nothing?
Come on.
Say, you sound stupid, but there's got to be some brains in your head.
Thank you.
And Nancy.
Take Glanville and actually do something with it. You're right. I have a real
responsibility. I think the world needs Glanville now more than ever.
Suzanne, you are so much better than repackaging store -bought peppermint
as your own. You know.
Oh, everybody knows.
And Tara, I think you'd be amazing at jumping off a bridge and hitting as
many things as possible on the way down.
Ladies.
You've got to find your dream, and I did too, because it is not this.
Come on, Kevin.
I don't know if you're going for a Jerry Maguire thing, but you complete me,
Taterade.
I'll report myself to HR.
I can't tell. How's the video doing? Well, it's actually gotten a lot of
The unofficial fan site for the Geico lizard retweeted it. But no one's signed
up yet. In school, we're forced to learn history.
No one wants to do it for fun.
I guess the guild will go the way many of its members did, neglected by their
caretakers.
Hey, two people just signed up.
Oliver Otto and Anna Cat Otto.
We saw how much it meant to you, so we thought we'd give it a shot.
Thanks. I don't know what to say.
Come here.
You guys are not going to regret this. We're having a mutton truck on Thursday.
It's just fried chicken, but we're pretending.
Hey, how was the event?
I might have quit.
I'm not sure.
Okay.
Well, let me know so I can change the family back to generic phone charger
cables.
You guys will not believe what happened today. First, I want to apologize for
not supporting your dreams. If you don't want to go to college and instead
pursue singing, that is fine with your father and me.
It is?
Why do I always feel like I missed a meeting?
No, I will go to college, but for music.
Miss Belt was telling me about all these great music programs. Oh, and there's
this one at the school that's named after a honeydew. Carnegie Mellon? Yes,
that's it.
She's going to do great in college.
It's nice to see Taylor pursuing her passion and Greg sharing his passion
the kids. I'm passionate about two things. My family and hating these
Westport idiots.
But there's got to be room for something else.
Mom, why are you always nodding your head, smiling and staring at us?
It creeps us out.
Oh, my.
Why do you have that look on your face?
You know what? I don't care. When you're done, just clear the browser history.
What? No.
I was looking at the honeydew school that Taylor wants to go to. It's a lot
expensive than community college.
Oh, my.
Right?
We played this wrong.
Should have just let her run off to L .A.
In light of this, when you say you might have quit your job, can you clarify
that? I didn't quit quit.
I quit in my mind.
Okay, what exactly does that mean? Like most working Americans, my spirit has
quit, but my body is forced to attend.
No one wants you to follow your passion more than me, and I'm just floating this
out there. How about you find the profession that you're passionate about,
quit your job? Or hear me out.
Quit my job, hang out in Stewart and Kingston, somebody comes in, likes my no
-nonsense attitude, gives me my own talk show, boom! I'm the queen of daytime.
Where are you guys off to?
Our first historical guild meeting.
I'm very enthusiastic.
Oliver is less so.
It's mutton madness.
You sure you don't want to go?
No, I've got a lot of work to do.
But I thought you were quitting.
No. You're right.
I'm going to keep this job until I figure out what I really want to do.
But I know what I really don't want to do.
Go to your thing.
Bring me back some more chicken. We're not supposed to call it that.
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