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>> All righty, all right, okay,
let's get this last shot in
before we break for lunch, okay.
Uh, Lorenzo, Piper, that sounds
good?
>> You know it.
>> Okay, let's do this,
all right, here we go,
cameras rolling and action!
>> Wow, my skin feels dry.
>> Hm, well, you know,
when I'm feeling a bit dry,
I like to use Paul Poontz
Body Butter.
>> Now that's the move.
>> All right, that's a cut.
Piper, that was a great take.
>> Thank you.
>> Good job.
>> Thanks.
>> But, you know, you looked
a little bothered a little bit.
Is everything okay?
>> Oh, yeah, no, I'm fine.
Uh... just the way Lorenzo said
body butter, it just kind
of threw me off.
>> Okay, we'll, we'll, we'll
get that, okay, thanks.
>> Thank you.
>> All right, uh, we're gonna
just do it one more time and if
you can just, just not hit
body butter so hard, okay?
>> Well, that's the move.
>> All right, okay.
Cameras rolling and action!
>> Wow, I feel so dry.
>> Well, you know, when I feel a
bit dry, I like to use
Paul Poontz Body Butter.
>> Cut!
(bell ringing)
>> Is that better?
>> Well, okay, it was good.
It was, uh, very, very good.
>> Thanks.
>> Okay, all I'm saying is if
you could do this for us just
not, for real, don't hit on the
body butter so much, you know.
>> Okay.
>> If you can just, you know,
just take a few of those vowels
out of there, and we'll just
pick it up for your line there.
>> Yeah, sure, sure, sure.
>> No big deal, okay?
>> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
>> Everyone ready?
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> Okay, here we go.
All right, and, uh, action.
>> When I feel a bit dry,
I like to use Paul Poontz
Body Butter.
>> Good God, why?!
Why is he saying it like that?!
>> Cut, cut, cut!
>> Body butter.
>> Cut!
>> Body butter.
>> Cut!
>> Body butter.
Body butter.
Body butter.
>> Cut!
This is what we'll do.
All right, we're gonna do
something different so you won't
have to talk this time.
You ready?
>> Yeah.
>> We'll just have you apply the
body butter on your leg and
that's it.
>> Now, that's the move.
>> That's the move, okay?
That's all we have to do,
you ready?
Okay, get that leg up there,
all right?
>> Okay, cool.
>> Last looks on the leg,
we good?
Here we go, action!
>> * Bah-dah-dum
* Bah-dah-dum
* Bah-dah-dum
* Bah-dah-dum-dum
>> Whoa, I'm gonna barf again,
man, make him stop.
>> Hey, hey, hey, look, stop.
Cut, look, um...
I have a great idea.
>> * Bah-dah-dum
>> Well, you know, when my skin
is feeling a bit dry,
I like to use Paul Poontz
Body Butter.
>> Mm, now that's the move.
**
>> Look, I don't think this
is working out.
>> But we just got engaged.
>> I don't give a damn about
this engagement.
Marry somebody else, okay?
Now check this out.
I gotta pee.
You get the check.
I have to use the bathroom
because I left my wallet
on purpose!
>> Wait a minute, wait a minute.
I've heard enough.
Why don't you just tag me in?
>> Thanks, Jake the Snake.
>> Oh!
>> DDT!
>> It's gonna be the best
camping vacation of all time.
The old high school crew
is back!
>> Yeah...
>> Yeah, man, we doing it.
We're back.
(loud bang)
(tires screeching)
>> What was that?
>> I don't know.
>> Is it dead?
>> Yeah, it's dead, man.
Sorry, bro.
>> Okay, all right, um...
Let's get the squirrel
in the trunk and get our
stories straight.
>> Stories straight?
For who?
>> For who?
The police, our families,
everyone we see for the rest
of our lives, we're murderers.
We need to bury that squirrel
and fast.
Did anyone bring a shovel?
>> Well, I'm pretty sure it's
legal to kill a squirrel, dude.
>> Absolutely.
>> That's right.
>> Yeah, if it's self-defense.
We need to make it look like
that squirrel attacked us.
>> No, no!
>> Whoa, geez,
what are you doing!?
>> It's legal all the time
to kill squirrels.
>> You can literally shoot
a squirrel with a gun and then
eat its tiny muscle.
>> No, I see what's
happening here.
I'm the driver so I'm the
killer, and as soon as we get on
the witness stand, the three
of you will dime me out.
>> This is insane.
I'll just Google it.
>> You're not calling the cops!
>> Aah!
>> Oh (bleep)!
>> Oh, why'd you stab me, dude?
Are you crazy?!
Billy, I wasn't gonna call
the cops, but now I am.
>> Aah!
>> Oh, Jesus.
>> Oh!
(gunshot)
(door alarm pinging)
>> Hey, Paul.
Now, uh... we've done
a lot of bad stuff here.
I think we can be okay
if you follow my lead.
Now... can I trust you, Paul?
>> Sure, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, you can trust me.
You can trust me.
>> Okay, good, good.
Well, I'm gonna go get
these two idiots.
You get the squirrel
and put it in the trunk.
>> Okay.
>> Okay.
Thank you, Paul.
Make sure to get all the
squirrel pieces, Paul.
Leave no trace!
We can bury them in the park
around the corner, all right?
Let's ride.
(thud)
(bleep) dammit,
go get him, Paul!
(squeal)
Mother(bleep)!
All right,
hand me the squirrels.
And the ones in your pockets.
You know, Paul, I...
I know that I've said that we've
done bad things, but,
really, I've done bad things.
You're innocent and deserve a
happy life.
>> Phil, wait, wait--
(gunshot)
> 9-1-1,>
hat's your emergency?w
>> I feel like you'd need
to see it.
>> * Bah-dah-dum
* Bah-dah-dum
* Bah-dah-dum...
>> Excuse me, can you, can you
hold my legs up, I don't--
>> * Bah-dah-dum...
>> Thanks, man.
A little higher, above the calf.
>> (laughing)
>> Next leg.
**
>> So, uh, I'm gonna get some
special effects makeup put on my
face so it looks like I got
attacked by like a wild animal.
And then, I'm gonna go around
and ask people for Band-Aids.
And we're done,
so, let's get started.
Uh, do you have a Band-Aid
by any chance?
>> What happened to you?
>> I was at a, I was at a
sporting event and they shot
that t-shirt canon gun.
Do you have a Band-Aid,
I fell out of my bunk bed.
It's the lower bunk but
it still felt like it--
like I hit something.
I tried to eat a waffle
clean out of the waffle iron
with my face.
This little kid hit me with
a baseball bat
that had nails on it.
Do you have a Band-Aid?
I got hit with a cannonball.
It was a Civil War reenactment
but next thing I know,
I'm on the ground.
>> So I didn't know if
it's fake or what.
>> That's the thing, yeah.
>> Good afternoon.
I'm Mr. Hufton.
I'll be your swimming teacher.
Any queries?
Godspeed, little boy.
Any other queries?
Good.
Now, there are two rules
when it come to swimming.
Rule number one: do not die.
Water does not care who you are
or what you had planned
for the rest of the day.
Now, I don't trust water.
Never have, never will.
Earth is 80% water
which means we're surrounded!
Any queries?
What?
>> So, for the people
that aren't afraid of water,
any tips on how to do
a backstroke?
>> Yeah, personally, I'd love
to learn how to... tread better.
>> Hm, backstroke.
Tread better.
Hm, let me see.
>> (coughing and choking)
>> How does that feel?
Feels like drowning, don't it?
>> (coughing)
>> Yeah.
Like 65 karate chops
to the throat.
I must confess!
This is not a swimming class.
This is self-defense...
against water.
Now, first technique: playing
dead in front of the water.
Demonstration.
Are you ready
for the next lesson?
Yes, you are, here it is.
Subdue the water by attacking
its privates.
Grab the water, kick the water.
Kick the water, kick the water
in the water penis.
>> That's not swimming.
>> Rule number two.
Before you get into the water
recite this spell
from a spell book.
This spell book repel the water
for about 20, 30 minutes.
Except Lake Michigan.
That water too strong.
>> What the (bleep) are you
talking about?
I mean, I know I came here
to have a good time
and learn how to swim.
>> Yeah.
>> What is this, an uprising?
A rebellion, a coupe?
Vietnam, four tours, fight me.
>> I think you're just a coward.
>> Blasphemy!
But I will get into the water,
not because you told me to,
but because my shoes
are thirsty!
Something's not right.
(kids screaming)
Oh!
(boy screaming)
Run, kids!
Open the doors!
I told you! I told--
**
>> You know, George,
if you stay under my psychiatric
care just a little while longer,
I think that we can crack this.
>> No, I don't think so.
You know why?
Because I think you suck, Doc!
You suck, you suck at being a
doctor, you have a dumb face.
You have a dumb sounding voice.
I still have all my problems.
You still smell weird.
I want a second opinion.
>> You want a second opinion?
>> Yes.
>> Fine!
>> Tag me in, Doc.
Sock therapy.
>> Mick Foley?
>> Legal, man.
>> Ohh!
>> Oh, thank you, Mick Foley.
>> Have a nice day.
>> Oh, have any of you ladies
read this book,
"Fifty Shades of Grey"?
>> No, Blanche,
but I did see the movie.
>> Oh, what's the movie called?
>> "Lawrence of Arabia," Rose.
>> Well, I plan on writing
a bestseller based
on my own sexual conquests.
>> Hm, there aren't enough pages
in the world.
>> Laugh all you want.
My writing takes a back seat
to no one.
>> And if anyone knows
back seats, it's you.
>> What you old bitches here
talking about?
>> * Let's go with the flow
* Relax and watch what happens
* Mmm
* Let's do it
* Let's go with the flow
>> Come on, fam, which one
of y'all ate my cheesecake?
>> Ma, did you eat
his cheesecake?
>> What? I can't hear you.
I'm old.
>> Y'all bogus for eating
my (bleep) cheesecake!
>> Well, just throw
the rest away.
>> What?
>> Yeah, we didn't pay for it.
>> You like wasting food
and wasting my mother(bleep)
money.
Well, guess what,
you about to pay.
Mmm-mmm-mmm.
Look at this beautiful
rice pudding.
Guess what you ain't gon'
have today.
It's the pudding, look at that.
>> Oh!
>> Dumped, huh?
Oh, it's grapefruit time, baby.
>> (gasping)
(all laughing)
>> * Let's do it
* Let's go with the flow
>> Do you have a Band-Aid?
My head got run over by a car.
I got swatted by a puma.
I got attacked by a monster.
I went into a forest
'cause I heard a flute.
It was a trick probably by the
monster, and he comes out of
this tree, and he just goes
"Grrr."
And I was like,
"Oh, no, (bleep)!"
All right, well, if you hear
a flute in the forest, don't go.
(woman laughs)
**
>> Water's trying to kill you,
and you just walkin' in it!
Water has no heart.
And no brain.
Or legs.
I am always urinating 'cause
my body is trying to get rid
of the water.
Please save me, please.
Thank you so much.
Who you talking to, the police?
Is it about the water?
(bleep) I knew it was.
> Game seven,>
ed Rebels down one.R
>> All right, Red Rebels,
here we go, Red Rebels,
here we go, baby, all right,
Mike, you got this, baby,
come on, Mike, come on.
Come on, Mike!
>> Mike Jones on the baseline.
ones drives for the win!J
e rims out.H
>> Ohh...
>> Unbelievable, he missed it!
he Skybirds win theT
hampionship.c
he Skybirds win!T
h, Top Shelf must be kickingO
imself.h
he streak continues.T
0 year without a Red Rebels3
hampionship.c
**
>> (sobbing loudly)
**
**
> It is an honor>
nd a dreama
o be inductedt
nto the Hall of Fame.i
have to thank my fans.I
ithout them, none of this isW
ossible.p
(applause)
**
>> This is Houston.
The mission is now live.
(loud crunching)
Ground control to shuttle one.
All systems are a go.
Proceed to phase two.
> Engines beginning throttling>
own now.d
Full throttle down to, uh, 65%
hortly.s
>> Ground control
to shuttle one.
Proceed.
Dustin, will you stop chewing
those chips already?
You got work to do.
>> Get off my butt.
>> Hey, Richie!
Tag me in, bro.
Dustin, get up!
He said quit eating
the damn chips.
Suck it!
>> Thanks, X-Pac.
>> No problem, Richie.
Now, let's land this damn
spaceship.
**
(dramatic music playing)
>> Crime, it's like a bad shoe.
It hurts to wear it,
but without it,
you never know how good
a good shoe really is.
Name's Lucas, Kenny Lucas.
I'm a private investigator.
>> And I'm Keith Lucas.
We're the best in the business.
No crime too dirty
or street too seedy.
Plus, we can hear each
other narrate.
>> Kenny talking now.
I'm not sure why.
A product of the genre,
I suppose.
>> Keith talking now.
Sure.
Louisa put a sour taste in my
mouth the moment she walked in.
Why wouldn't you knock?
>> It was open.
What, not a fan of making money,
boys?
>> Man, that's rude.
>> Terrible first impression.
>> My husband was kidnapped by
Fat Mike down by the docks.
I was told you two
would know where to look.
>> We can find him,
but it's gonna cost you.
>> (scoffs) Money is no object.
>> Classic bad guy answer.
Note this.
This is Kenny, note it.
The docks-- by day, it's crowded
and it smells like fish.
And by night, it's dangerous...
and it smells like fish.
>> Kenny said that.
>> Well, well, well...
(chuckling)
If it isn't my two favorite
gumshoes.
(chuckling)
A little birdie told me
you might be snooping around
the docks.
>> Enough with the cheap talk,
Fat Mike.
Where's Louisa's husband?
>> (laughing) Oh, geez,
you two stiffs really think you
know me, huh?
Well, I failed to mention,
I'm Louisa's husband.
>> The dame set us up.
>> See, I called it.
>> Suck lead, you twin bastards!
(gunshot)
>> All right, just have to
remember not to shoot Fat Mike.
He's the guy I'm gonna
double-cross Keith with.
>> What's that?
>> Oh, uh, uh, nothing.
>> You said you're gonna
double-cross me.
>> Yeah, I said it, but, but
now that you, you heard of it,
I won't do it.
>> I'm not convinced, dude.
>> I promise you, I won't.
>> Okay.
>> It's curtain call for you,
Keith.
Kenny works for Fat Mike now.
(laughing)
So you and your little--
Aah!
Ah-ah-ah!
Aah!
You're shooting Fat Mike!
Ah, ah!
(empty guns clicking)
(thudding to ground)
>> More like fat dead Mike.
(both laughing)
>> One, two, a-one, two, three,
hit it.
That's some really sweet tracks.
If you guys could just keep it
down, I'd appreciate it.
>> * At your door...
>> You can go through.
You just have to be very,
very quiet, it shows up
on the recording.
>> * Moving in...
>> Guys, this is going right
onto vinyl so, um...
With vinyl, we have to be
extremely quiet.
If you wouldn't mind just
going very, very soft.
You can go through,
you just have to be very quiet.
This groove like this comes once
a blue moon, you know?
(chuckling) Take care.
>> * Just got a new groove...
>> Hey, how you doing?
You can go through.
We're just recording this.
He's laying down a track for
vinyl.
You just have to be very, very
quiet, it shows up on the
recording, we really don't need
footsteps.
Don't look at him.
Uh, yeah, if you go very,
very fast.
Very, uh, a little faster,
faster, faster.
Yeah, okay.
How do you all know each other?
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