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** (soft orchestration)
>> Look here, Julian.
In our generation, we had
a thing called romance.
Oh, I can remember when I first
fell in love with your
grandmother.
Mm.
I saw the face of this
elegant woman.
She seemed a bit closed off.
But with patience,
it's possible to break down
any wall.
And by the hand of Lady Luck,
oh, ho, our stars were crossed
that evening.
In those days, you had to seize
the moment.
So I walked right up and
introduced myself.
I'll tell you, she had the voice
of an angel.
>> No!
**
>> (chuckles)
It was clear she was
a Renaissance woman.
>> Now, get it, get it.
>> She even introduced me
to her best friend Molly.
Now, Molly was the type that
could make you feel like a
million bucks.
Aw, she gave me all the
confidence in the world.
Ah! Oh.
(groaning)
(sighs)
It was truly love
at first sight.
>> Grandpa, literally, nothing
you just told me was the truth!
You stalked and hunted hundreds,
if not thousands, of innocent
women on the Internet.
>> Okay, and? Huh?
Since when is that a crime,
huh?
>> Always!
>> Okay, nephew.
You gotta get me up out
of here, man-- I can't be
in here no more, junior.
Come on, you live your life.
Oh, they got me.
Come on, get me out this future
prison!
>> Zap him.
>> Ah!
>> Take that, you old bitch!
(laughs)
>> Hey, Doc,
thanks for the toothbrush.
>> Hey.
>> You are all set, Mr. Luger.
>> Great.
Oh, and uh... the doctor told me
to ask you about a toothbrush?
>> Here you go.
>> Thanks.
>> Have a nice day.
>> No doubt.
** (hip-hop music)
>> Okay, all right, fine.
If they wanna cancel our show
after 11 episodes, then I say
let's go down in flames!
>> (all) Yeah, yeah!
>> If they don't want the next
"Cosby Show",
(bleep) 'em, right?
>> Man, I say we drive this
entire (bleep) network
into the ground.
>> But wait... what y'all
got in mind?
>> Look, I was thinking, right?
What about a black nerd?
>> But there aren't black nerds.
>> No duh,
that's the point, man.
So when we add one to this TV
show, it'll be so terrible,
every executive will lose
their jobs too-- what, huh?
Genius, ain't it?
>> And we could put that black
nerd in suspenders.
(laughter)
>> But can we give him a dumb
(bleep) name?
>> Ooh, uh, Turkel.
>> Nah, dumber, dumber.
>> Lurkel?
>> Furkel.
>> Uh, Monica.
>> Yo, step off.
I got it, right?
Urkel.
Steve Urkel.
(laughter)
>> How the (bleep) does anyone
like this?
>> Yes!
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Y'all some bona fide geniuses!
Steve Urkel?
Steve Urkel?
Who thought of that?
Was it you, Christian Slater?
You, High Top?
I got my check today,
and I cashed it!
I'm so happy, man.
Whoo!
Keep it up!
We're gonna do the show
forever, man!
(cackles)
Thank you!
>> We gotta do something.
>> I think I've got it.
Our audience loves Urkel
because he's an unbelievable
nerd (bleep).
But... what if we gave him...
a super-cool alter ego?
>> (bleep)!
Oh, my God, y'all some geniuses!
Stefan Urquelle?
* It's a rare condition
* This day and age
I can't stop singing
that stupid-ass song, man!
Keep it up, y'all, keep it up.
(bleep) Step by Step.
(cackles)
>> Let's put that wiener
in a dress!
>> (all) Yes!
>> (laughs)
>> Myrtle Urkel?
This show has lost no integrity.
Someone zip me up.
Oh, oh, my God!
Y'all have outdone yourselves,
man.
Look at this (bleep).
Look at this (bleep).
I am Urkel Bot!
Hi-yah!
(laughs)
Bruce Lee-Urkel, man!
Whoo!
(laughs)
(laughter)
>> Ah, this is it!
(laughter)
>> "Did I do that?"
(laughter)
>> (exhales sharply)
What are y'all doing playing
with matches? Come on, y'all.
We got money to make.
Play with some money.
(laughs)
It's the Urkel show!
Doing it forever!
(cackles)
(all crying)
We're gonna be on the show
forever, man!
(cackling)
>> Frank!
What up, Frank?
Is that your name?
Oh, I was just trying to guess
your name, all right, cool.
Be good, man, stay blessed.
**
>> * Dreams find your dreams
* When you're rushing around
* Find your dreams
* When you're looking down
* You gotta go
* Find your dreams *
>> Nah, I asked you for a
chopper, what you think
this is?
If you don't have my chopper...
then one of these hostages dies
today.
(gunshot)
>> All right, he didn't
take my phone.
Why don't we each call somebody
that we love and say good-bye?
You know?
>> Okay, yeah.
>> Okay.
I love you.
(chuckles)
Yeah, you'll be in my heart
too.
>> Look, I will always
be your man.
Always.
>> Hey, Mary, it's-- it's Josh.
I just... wanted to call
and say--
>> Jesus Christ, Josh.
Stop calling me, all right?
You were a mistake.
I made out with you for, like,
a minute three years ago,
all right? Stop calling me!
(phone clicks)
>> Just give me one second.
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> Girls.
(dial tone rings)
>> Yo!
>> Hey, Chad, it's, uh--
it's Josh.
>> Josh, yo, what's up, man?
>> I'm doing... doing good.
Uh, well, I'm actual--
well, I'm at a bank, and, uh,
I'm being held hostage, and...
I just wanted to say good-bye
because you're my best friend.
>> I am?
Is this Josh Rom
or Josh Williams?
>> It's, uh, Josh from--
from work... from work.
>> Oh, work Josh, okay.
Uh, okay, all right.
How'd you get my number?
>> Um, remember the blizzard
last winter, and you were out
of the office, and I went by
your desk, and I memorized your
number 'cause it was--
I saw it.
>> Now, honestly,
I'm trying to picture your face,
and I can't.
I don't remember your face.
>> Uh... Chad, I-- you know,
I don't know what's gonna
happen, so I just wanted you to
know that whatever does...
I love you, man.
>> What the (bleep) you talking
about?
(phone clicks)
(clears throat)
>> Who is this-- is this yours?
>> All right.
Who's it gonna be?
>> What, why, why? No...
>> Yes, yes, he's a loser,
so you should... him.
>> He ain't got no friends.
>> Wait.
Is that true?
>> Yeah.
>> I don't have no friends
neither, man.
I mean, that's...
that's why I rob.
** (soft acoustic guitar)
Yes.
>> My name is Josh,
and I love you.
>> My name is Mark, and I--
(gunshot)
>> Mark!
Mark!
Mark!
Mark, say something!
Mark?
Say anything, Mark.
And that is why I named you
Mark.
>> Thank you so much for coming
on such short notice.
>> Oh, no problem, lady.
>> I thought those ants would
never leave.
>> Oh, they didn't stand
a chance.
We're the best in the business.
Take care.
>> Thank you.
**
(Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata"
playing)
(pounding dance music playing)
>> Man, this is why we need more
black superheroes.
Can't believe we all dressed as
Blade.
>> Blade? Nah, man.
We're Morpheuses.
>> Yeah, dude, I'm
Big Daddy Kane, you idiot.
>> I'm Ray Charles with a sword.
>> I don't know you're not
tucking in y'all shirt.
>> Yeah.
>> Tuck your shirt in, man.
>> (all) Tuck your shirt in.
>> Yeah.
>> You know what?
It does look dumb.
(overlapping agreeing)
**
>> Hey, man, I'm saying, dude,
like... wolves nowadays is
getting a real bad rap.
You always see pictures of
wolves, like, destroying things,
ripping things up.
You never see a wolf just
hanging out, looking sweet.
>> Yeah, dude.
>> It's not right, dude.
I gotta tell more people in the
streets about this, man.
I'm sorry, I'll keep moving,
but, you know, just...
food for thought, dude,
you know?
Yo, man, I was just telling this
dude, it's just, like, wolves
nowadays...
**
>> Oh!
(cheering)
>> Did y'all see that?
That was crazy!
Oh, baby!
It's not over, everybody.
Here we go.
Coming up next, this dude right
here really needs no
introduction.
Straight representing from
Brooklyn, I need y'all to make
some noise for my main man,
Smooth!
(cheers and applause)
Let's go!
**
>> Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
>> That was the lamest dunk
I've ever seen.
>> That (bleep) was terrible.
>> Pretty sure I saw
Bill Russell do that (bleep)
in 1967, man.
>> That's zero points.
Not on my watch.
>> That's a good use of that
phrase, man.
>> I know, I know, I've been
saving up for it for a moment
like this.
>> Perfect.
>> Oh, yeah, here we go!
Lock your laptop because this
signal got all four bars.
I need y'all to show some love
for my boy, from Queens,
Wi-Fly!
Let's go!
**
>> Not interested.
>> No.
>> If I could give something
less than a zero, I would.
That dunk sucked.
>> Yup, not on my watch.
>> Used it again.
>> Callback, that's called
a callback, brother.
>> Yo, our last dunker of the
day, representing BK
with one of the most ridiculous
names I've ever heard
in my life, give it up for
Keithany Brucas!
>> Yes, whoo!
>> That's what I'm talking
about-- give it up, baby.
>> Crazy aim, this guy's--
>> Great face, let me tell you--
this is what we've been waiting
for.
**
Damn, that was perfect.
Yeah, baby.
>> You got to go.
>> The glasses, the hat, that's
what I'm talking about, baby.
That dunk was pretty average...
>> That was-- that was okay--
>> But-- but you dress
phenomenal.
**
>> What's your return policy?
>> 30 days with receipt.
>> Your resume says you
graduated valedictorian
from Harvard.
>> That's exactly what
I wrote down.
>> Well... we'd like
to offer you the job.
(both chuckle)
**
>> * Party
>> (roars)
>> Barack Obama.
There you have it.
The United States has agreed to
dispose of all weapons
of mass destruction.
(applause)
>> And it's with great pleasure
that I, Vladimir Putin,
can say the global peace treaty
has been signed by all countries
representing the G8 Summit.
(laughs)
>> Yes, yes, yes.
This makes Prime Minister
of Japan Shinzo Abe very happy.
Very, very happy.
>> Mm, mm.
Who loves orange soda?
Obama loves orange soda.
I do, I do, I do, ooh.
(laughter)
>> What did you just say?
>> Oh, don't mind me.
I'm just quoting a television
show from the '90s.
>> Yes, it's, uh, "Kenan & Kel."
I, Angela Merkel, as well as the
rest of the Merkels,
we love that show.
>> Fantastic show.
>> Me too.
Kel was so damn funny.
>> Ah, yes.
>> The best characters.
>> No!
You got it all wrong!
Kenan is the greatest.
>> Well, I'm not saying
Kenan wasn't good.
I'm just saying Kel
was a little better.
But any leader who puts his
country's economy before war
would know that.
>> Ooh, hoo, hoo.
>> Of course your country
loves Kel.
He's loud, and he's black.
>> What?
>> I'm Matteo Renzi from Italy.
I actually agree with Mr. Putin.
Kenan was much greater.
>> I, Francois Hollande,
think you need both of them.
You can't have Kenan without
Kel, and Kel without Kenan.
I'm French.
>> You make a great point, okay?
They both work great as as team.
But this imbecile
choose to think that Kel
is better than Kenan,
and it's just not true!
>> Kel was obviously way better.
>> They both are.
>> You don't need both 'cause
Kel is better.
No.
>> What are you saying?
It's Kenan, You Yankee skunk!
**
>> Kel was better in
"Good Burger."
>> Hey, I'm Canada's Stephen
Harper, and I got burgers, eh?
>> You all right?
>> Yeah.
>> Hey.
Name's Kel.
Yeah, I was over making
some couscous, and I overheard
you guys having a little
commotion, and I thought I'd
sneak over here so we can work
things out, okay?
Look, it doesn't matter
who you like better,
Kenan or me.
What matter is that we made
your childhood enjoyable.
Look, I don't want world peace
to hinge on the shoulders of
"Kenan & Kel."
I just don't.
Come on.
>> All right, he's right, okay?
Look, let's do this.
Let's take a shot of this orange
soda to show everyone
we've made up, all right?
Come on, grab a glass, everyone.
>> I'm with that, come on.
>> Let's do it.
>> Who loves orange soda?
>> (all) Kel loves orange soda.
I do, I do, I do.
(chuckling)
Ah, I don't!
(coughs)
Gross!
(coughs)
Look, I tried to do it with
y'all, I really did.
But, look, I drank too much of
it, and the fructose burns my
throat, I can't do it no more.
Okay? I'm sorry.
Here you go.
(clears throat)
World peace.
>> It's all a lie!
(all sob)
>> We're here with
Mason Plumlee, star of the
Brooklyn Nets and First Team
All-Rookie.
>> He's gonna try to dunk it,
but we're gonna block it
'cause we're nice.
>> Let's go, let's go, baby.
>> Ah!
Ah!
(overlapping chatter)
>> Y'all said you was gonna
block me, y'all said you was
gonna block me.
>> I didn't say block, I said
"propel."
>> Oh, my goodness.
**
>> Hey, how you doing?
Would you mind if I got a, uh--
a napkin, just, like, a napkin?
Oh, thank you very much, thanks.
**
(whooping and cheering)
>> Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
I am ready for some "man"-tasy.
(all cheer)
>> Did somebody say they ready
to see a "man"-tasy?
(all cheer)
>> I cannot hear you.
Did somebody say my name?
I'm in the cake.
(all cheer)
>> Whoo!
Yeah!
>> Yeah!
>> I ruined your cake!
(laughter)
Yeah!
Look at these sequins!
(all cheer)
* Dancing out of some cake
* Dancing out of some cake
* Dancing
(coughing)
>> Oh, someone needs a doctor.
>> (both) Someone needs a
doctor!
>> Oh, my God, ooh, yeah.
>> Are there nuts in this cake?
>> Ooh, you bet your sweet ass
there's nuts!
(cheering)
(overlapping chatter)
>> Oh, (bleep), a pecan!
Oh, oh!
I'm allergic to pecans.
(overlapping shouting)
>> Shake it, shake it, shake it,
baby, shake it, baby...
>> Whoo, shake it!
>> Oh, somebody get me a shot!
>> (all) Shot, shot, shot, shot,
shot, shot--
>> I need an EpiPen!
>> (all) Shot, shot, shot, shot,
shot, shot, shot, shot--
Oh.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh.
>> Uh-oh.
>> I don't know, I--
I don't think he's okay.
>> Do something.
>> (all) Yeah!
>> Hi, hi, hi, hi!
>> Hey, sir, yo.
Would you, uh-- would you mind,
uh, racing our friend?
>> He's real tall and strong.
>> I can take him,
I can take him.
>> Yeah?
>> You can take him?
>> You need somebody to hold
your book bag?
>> So this'll be-- this'll be a
standard, uh, race between
Kevin and Tyler.
The first person to get to the
twins wins.
All right, Rel-- Rel will do
the National Anthem.
>> No, I'm not doing that.
>> Okay.
>> On your mark!
>> Oh, it's going down, bro.
>> Get set!
Go!
>> Go, go, go, go, go, go!
(laughter)
>> My shoe slipped!
It's the shoe that slipped!
This is all I have!
Man, we gotta do it again.
(overlapping chatter)
It was the shoes.
It was the shoes, man.
>> Yay!
(bleep)
>> You saw, it was the shoes,
man.
I slipped, it was wet over
there, you know it was wet.
>> Uh, sir, how does it feel to
lose so badly?
>> I didn't lose because that
should've been discounted, man..
Something was over there that
I slipped on, it wasn't fair.
>> Uh, sir, it looks as though
there's nothing wet over there
at all, so what could you have
slipped on that--
>> There was something wet.
I felt something wet in my feet.
You weren't over there, Jen.
>> Do you see that? That is the
sound of failure right there.
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