All language subtitles for 07-Na

Marina del Rey is a singles community
located along the coast of Southern

California, some 20 minutes by freeway
from downtown Los Angeles.

The sun always shines in Marina del Rey.

The effect is sensual.

I really got my temperature rising. I
want

to get.

And baby, I'm gonna fall in love with
you.

Naughty girl.

Hey, hey, yeah.

We love those naughty girls.

Yes, we do.

Naughty girl. Yeah, you won't believe a
thing they do.

That's the nasty and that naughty girl.

Most of the residents of Marina del Rey
live in high -rises, built like so many

balmy club meds around a sunny, snug
harbor.

When the warm Santa Anas blow in from
across the desert, everyone seems to be

affected.

Sex becomes as certain as gravity.

Sometimes people even fall in love.

The secret of success in picking up
women is the line. It must be credible.

This is Walter Finsick, newly arrived in
Marina del Rey and trying to fit in.

In high school, Walter carried a slide
rule attached to his belt and told puns

instead of jokes.

Now, a dozen years later, he holds six
patents for microcomputer circuits and

is a multimillionaire.

More than anything else, Walter wants to
learn how to pick up girls.

Do you come

here often?

Sorry.

Here's Herb, the hired handyman.

Herb can fix anything.

Right now, he's on his way to fix a
leaky faucet.

My name is Honey.

I'm the one on top.

It's my faucet that needs fixing.

I'm the building's hired social director
and stay fit through aerobics leader.

I also sell vitamins on the side.

I know everyone in the building.

The one on the bottom is Faye, in from
Las Vegas on a visit.

Faye and I were showgirls together, and
we still keep up our friendship.

There's Lonnie, the girl Walter dreams
about but can't seem to get up the nerve

to ask on a date. What Walter doesn't
know is that Lonnie would jump at the

chance to meet him.

Jane is Lonnie's roommate.

She's quiet and works part -time in a
library.

You know, you really shouldn't do that
with the drapes open.

Lonnie's dream is to be a serious
actress.

Today, she has an interview for a
television commercial.

Professor Barry Kern lives right below
Lonnie and Jane.

Professor Kern teaches at the local
college.

Barry's course is the most popular on
campus.

It's called Sexual Practice in the 20th
Century, and there are rumors of special

projects.

Over Walter lives Skip Sims, one -time
king of Malibu Beach.

Skip's record of 18 girls in one day
still holds.

Life goes on at the Del Capri.

It's the leaky faucet.

I can go in for better answers.

Who do you think it is?

I don't know.

It's a man. I don't know if he's cute.

Hi, honey.

I came to fix the faucet, but if it's
not the right time, I'll come back

Someone in the kitchen.

Do you want to get him in here?

It's only her.

Mmm, man.

That honey. She has some tits.

Mmm. Mmm.

I looked through the door when you let
him in. He's cute.

Huh? You think he'll want to?

I don't think he's dead.

Want to have some fun?

Yeah.

What's that?

What are you doing?

Sounds like two girls.

Huh?

Oh!

Is the water ready yet?

I was just fixing it Then

I'll wait

I'm not bothering you, Emma.

Oh, no.

How would you like to meet my
girlfriend, Faye?

Sure.

This is my friend Faye.

Hi.

Isn't she sexy, Herb?

Faye's come all the way from Las Vegas
just for a visit.

Great. Why don't you join us?

We'll be in the bedroom.

And watch your head.

Thank you.

Goddamn 9 .30 in the morning.

What the hell is that jock doing up
there?

Uh, I'll get it.

Okay.

So? I live downstairs.

Right underneath.

My name is Walter.

You want a beer?

Okay. Thanks.

Smoke pot?

No.

But, uh...

Once the... Well, maybe the... Sure.

Sure. Yeah.

Come on, Walter.

I've got a couple of friends I want you
to meet.

Yeah? Yeah.

Do we play Boy Magazine?

Yeah. Yeah? Yeah.

You're gonna like this.

This is Corey.

Hi.

This one here is Janet.

Hi.

Hello.

There's somebody, uh, I'm kind of tired.

Do you mind taking these girls down to
your place?

Are you kidding me?

No, no, hell no.

You'd be doing me a big favor.

I mean, uh, what are neighbors for, huh?

You're right.

You're right. Yeah.

Yeah.

Ladies, welcome to my house.

Big tits.

Thank you.

My name is Lonnie Alexander.

I'm 22, and I was a cheerleader at
Homecoming Queen in high school.

I was also Little Miss Mission Viejo and
a California state lifeguard at Laguna.

I also studied acting and computer
science at junior college, and I'd love

a part of the entertainment business.

That's fine.

Uh... Lonnie.

Lonnie.

Now, could you lay down on those tires
and do some poses for me?

How's this?

Fine. Now would you take your clothes
off?

But I thought this was for a snow tire
commercial.

It is.

And you do want to be considered for a
part, don't you?

Sure.

Then do it.

Drop your hands.

Remember Jane, Lonnie's roommate?

Underneath, there's a completely
different woman.

I might check these out.

Is that a new writer?

Yeah, kind of teaching myself.

I figure you've watched enough Falcon
Crest and Chips. You ought to be able to

write one, right?

I'm just trying to learn.

There is another book I could recommend.

I'll write it down.

You know, you look kind of familiar.

Do I know you?

We live in the same apartment building.

Marina Del Rey?

That's where it is.

You, um...

You work here all the time?

Only part -time.

Uh, listen, you, uh, want to do me a
favor?

Don't tell anybody my name's Stuart,
okay?

Don't be a kid.

Do you know how little girls get started
in show business?

I wouldn't know. I'm not a little girl.
I'm an actress.

Actress, schmactress.

You know, this town is full of pretty
girls that all want to be actresses.

What it takes is a break.

Did your agent tell you about the
theories I might get?

Couldn't I just read for the part?

Read for the part?

That's not the way it's done.

Look, be smart.

Do yourself a favor.

This could be the biggest thing you ever
did for your career.

Do you promise I'll only have to do it
once?

Just once?

Sure. Just once.

Why?

You've never done this before, have you?

No. No.

Oh, you're in for a special treat.

You too.

Oh. Oh.

Ah.

Ugh.

He wore me out.

What about the part in the tire
commercial in the series?

Sure, I'll keep your application.

I have some other women to see.

Thanks, Lucy. I'll be in touch.

Lucy?

You son of a bitch.

Oh, shit.

My name is Lonnie.

that you take such an interest in your
students, Dr. Curran.

I wish more teachers did.

Where are we going?

Oh, that's my place.

I was going to get extra credit for
this.

How much did you do with that?

I don't know. Let's see.

Can I... Can I... Can I quit my job?

What?

How many... Can I quit my job? Yeah,
yeah, yeah. That's it.

I just wanna make it last.

I'd put them between my legs and
squeeze.

I could get up that way.

Then later when I started wearing these
tight jeans, I'd walk so that they'd be

impressed inside me.

I can come when I sit in class or even
when I walk.

High class?

All the time.

And when did you first start having
feelings for Diana?

Well, we live in the same dorm, and I
think we've always liked each other.

Sometimes when Diana would come over to
study, she'd wear panties and a top that

wasn't buttoned all the way.

And then she'd bend over and I could see
her breath.

They're really pretty.

You know, I wondered what it would be
like to touch them.

It got me really excited just thinking
about it.

Why don't we begin by having you open
your blouse, showing Lisa your breath.

What would you, uh...

Life to have happen next.

I don't know.

I do.

I want to touch her.

Is that all right with you, Diana?

Yes.

All right, let me guide you.

Why don't you start by kissing each
other?

Good.

And, uh, again.

Put your arms around each other and
brace.

Lisa, why don't you fondle Diana's
breasts, play with them,

caress them.

Lisa, why don't you go down and kiss
Diana's breast?

Okay.

Why don't the two of you just help each
other off with your clothes?

Lisa, I'd like you to take your finger
and put it between Diana's legs.

Tell me if she's wet.

She's very wet.

That's very good.

Is it as hard, Diana?

Yes.

I do exactly the same thing to Lisa that
she's doing to you.

We masturbate each other.

Diana, give me the head.

Pass me.

Just spread her over.

Heart of Diana.

Hello, Professor Kern. I brought the
vitamins you ordered. Oh, that's great.

Thanks. Well, what are... Well, let's
see. There's the vitamins.

Do you mind if I come in?

Well, it's nice out here.

What's going on in there? It must be the
TV. I have the TV on.

Oh.

Oh.

Is there something wrong?

No, no. It's nothing. I was just feeling
a little faint. I've been fasting.

Would you mind if I have a glass of
water, please?

Sure, sure. Look, why don't you just
wait right there? Don't move. It's best

you don't move. I'll get the water bring
it right.

What are you doing?

Heartbeat. I'm a doctor.

And those girls, they're your patients?

Students.

Taking their orals?

That's not what I think.

Relax, Professor Kern.

It's perfectly all right.

I've been looking for a man with your
imagination.

You're a man after my own heart.

And you didn't?

It's okay.

You're on the honor system.

Frank, everything was just great. We'd
have been really proud of you.

Don't make it sound like you discovered
America or something, you know? Easy.

Well, maybe that's no big deal for you.

I never did anything like that in my
whole life.

I loved it. Too much, man. Too much.

What did you do today?

Not much. I just read a book.

Oh, you think that's really funny, huh?

No, I didn't mean to laugh.

I just said you don't seem the type.

Walter, there's a lot you don't know
about, okay?

Well, teach me. I want to learn.

Like what?

I mean, you got everything going for
you.

You got it together up here.

Girl, I want to learn how to pick up
girls.

Walter, you know what?

That's technique, okay?

See that one over there?

All you got to do is walk up to him and
start talking, okay?

Watch me.

I'll tell you what, if you have dinner
with me tonight, you can find out.

Come on.

It'll make you feel better.

Okay.

If I bring my roommate along, will you
bring Walter?

Him?

Yeah, I've seen him before.

He lives in the same apartment as I do.

He looks nice.

Yeah, okay.

You'll be fine.

What happened?

We got a date.

What are you doing tonight?

Nothing.

It's dynamite because this chick's got a
roommate she wants to bring along.

Funny thing is, they both live in our
building.

Matter of fact, I ran into a roommate
this morning.

Man, she's a little plain, but hell, I
know you'll like her.

Uh, you do know how to cook, don't you?

Yeah. All right, I invited him to your
place for dinner tonight.

Now, what the hell, the prices of these
restaurants these days are way out of

line, you know what I mean?

Don't bother him with that.

Oh. Oh.

Oh.

God, bear it.

Bear it.

I can feel it all the way in my mouth.

Yes.

Talk dirty to me.

I love it when you do.

How are you going to do it?

Come here.

Oh, excuse me.

Yes.

Yes. Yes.

I think you can make me come again.

Honey's always been like my big sister.

See, I was born in the valley, not too
far from the Galleria.

No kidding.

I'm from Cleveland.

I knew we had a lot in common.

Yeah.

I don't know how to say this.

Do you, uh... Do you see anybody... Do
you see anybody in Las Vegas?

Well... I don't have any ties there, if
that's what you mean.

It's sunny there, but nobody really gets
tan because everyone stays inside all

the time.

Here, you have the ocean and the breeze.

All those boats.

See, that's why I'm studying to get my
manicure's license.

So if I ever decide to move, I could
have a trade.

I bet you're good, too.

You know, you could open up a shop right
here.

That could help.

Such strong hands.

You're hard.

Do you want me to make you come again?

I didn't come the first time.

Why?

It's not important.

It is to me.

Tell me.

When I was in the 8th grade, I was court
playing with myself by my 8th grade

teacher.

I was watching some girls change for gym
class.

She made me stay after school and she

said that as punishment I had to do it
in

front of her.

Did you?

Yeah.

She took me into a classroom.

after school, and she locked the door.

And she told me to pull my pants down.

What a dirty old lady.

I was very scared, and I didn't have her
heart on me.

She told me, well, I better get her
heart on or else I'm going to be

even more.

So I started playing with it, and she
told me exactly how she wanted me.

me to play with it and she wanted me to
squeeze it harder and she told me to,

you know, jerk it faster or slower and
she just kept staring at my cock and

telling me what she wanted me to do with
it.

And she kept saying how dirty I was, how
disgusting of a boy I was.

Did you cum?

Yeah.

I even got some on a dress.

I know you are.

I never came again like that.

It just had something to do with the way
she was talking to me.

Telling me how disgusting it was.

Do you want me to make you come like
that again?

I don't think I can.

Sure you can.

But only when I let you.

Come in here, young man.

And close the door behind you.

Disgusting little boy.

Yes?

We're going now, Professor Kern.

Did we do all right?

Great. You both get A's.

Without me.

What do you think?

I think you made that whole thing about
your teacher up.

You did.

Didn't you tell me the truth?

You know what I think?

What? I think we should move in
together.

Well, we don't want to get carried away.

We'll still go to swing clubs.

Yeah. As a matter of fact, I've got a
great idea.

What? I was really thinking of opening
one right here in Marina Del Rey.

I mean, we could do it together.

If that's a proposal, the answer is
definitely yes.

You didn't take your clothes off, did
you?

No.

Promise?

Sure. It was just an interview.

For snow tires.

So?

Well, what happened?

Nothing.

He said he'd keep my application and
call me.

Sounds like the brush -off to me.

Yeah. That's when it was all right.

Could I do your hair and makeup?

Why?

Because I think I could make you look
different.

You don't always have to wear your hair
up, you know.

And with a little highlighter, I can
make your eyes look great.

I think it's a lost cause.

You'll see. You won't recognize
yourself.

Trust me.

What's my date like?

He's the one I think's really cute.

His name's Walter.

You wouldn't consider switching, would
you?

Really?

No.

Stuart won't think I'm pretty enough.

Stuart?

That's cute.

Look, when I get through with you, old
macho Stuart won't know what hit him.

I'm Lonnie.

I'm Jane.

I'm Walter.

Hi. I'm Skip.

We met this afternoon.

Remember?

You look completely different.

Is that good or bad?

Oh, that's real good.

Well, I'm starved.

Something smells great. Who did the
cooking?

Me and Skip.

you can't open the door.

Thank you.

Listen, uh, what would you say if, um,
we switched?

You know, you'd take Lonnie?

Really?

What do you think they're talking about?

You and me.

Soup is on.

I hope you're all very hungry.

Basically, all computers do is turn on
and off real fast.

You really take me seriously, don't you?

What? You really take me seriously.

Of course I do.

I don't exactly see myself as Missile
Mission Viejo.

What I look like and who I am are
completely two different people.

No one sees me as me. I feel like I'm in
a comic strip.

Except for you.

You let me relax and be myself.

Come on, wait.

You have to give me a chance to use my
best line. I've been practicing.

Don't. I like you just the way you are.

up in the point house or down in the
basement Love can be self -delusion

or self -effacement.

Heart of the country, streets of the
city. Love can be beautiful, beautiful.

Sometimes it's not so pretty, but I'm
unadulterated.

That's why I waited for your love. Love,
I can be sure.

Love would be hard to find.

Just one time, or again and again, in
bright sunshine, or

in the foreign place.

It can confuse and amaze, like the
latest dumps craze. But if you find it

everywhere, then suddenly it fades away.

But you and I, I'm sophisticated.

You and I.

That's why I waited for your love. Love
has to be true love. A

true love would be hard to find.

Bye. Bye. Bye.

Oh, you can be blind with tears like a
shadow in waking dreams.

Not always what it seems.

When the mist begins to clear, then you
find it disappears. But now you're lost

in love, unadulterated.

That's why I'm ready for your love.
Love, I can be true.

True love would be hard to find.

And that pure love, on a dollar rate,

kind of escalated, pure love, love I can
be

sure of, a true love would be hard to

find.

What are you thinking?

You're beautiful.

Is that a lie?

No.

I've always thought of myself as plain
looking.

No one's ever said I was beautiful.

You are beautiful.

Really?

You bet.

and again in black sunshine or in the
forest

You make me very happy.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yes.