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[Whispers] Hey.
Babe.
Babe.
I thought I heard you snoring,
and I rolled over,
and look who I found.
I tried to put her back
in her bed, but she was asking
in her bed, but she was asking
for her daddy,
and then she fell asleep
halfway down the stairs.
Look at this little muffin.
Look at this little muffin.
Oh.
Oh, look at my sleeping beauty.
Oh, look at my sleeping beauty.
[Snoring]
She sure doesn't sound like
sleeping beauty.
Mm-mm. [Laughs]
Mm-mm. [Laughs]
Here.
Here.
So why are up?
Still writing?
No, more like not writing.
No, more like not writing.
Finally have a chance to write
my first novel, and nothing
is coming.
Oh.
I promised I'd get
to 100 pages by the end of
the month.
Baby, I'm not even close.
[Sympathetically] Oh.
Well, let me help you.
Well, let me help you.
Let's talk through the part
where you're stuck.
Maybe that'll get you going.
You know how much I love
you know how much I love
to read, and I'm always
bursting with ideas.
As a matter of fact, I am
bursting as we speak right now.
Bursting as we speak right now.
Look at this.
Look at this idea.
Look at it.
Babe, babe, babe, babe?
Boop!
Thank you, but no thanks.
Thank you, but no thanks.
I'm better working the story out
in my head.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I'm positive.
Thank you.
Come on, what am I going to
Come on, what am I going to
do with all this creativity,
huh?
Where's it going to go?
What am I going to do?
Unless, oh--
unless you want to go upstairs,
unless you want to go upstairs,
you know, and you know...
Well, that's--
Well, that's--
that's real good motivation.
All right, let me finish
these five pages.
Then we go upstairs.
Okay.
Okay.
All right, all right.
Go, baby, go.
Go, baby, go.
Uh-uh.
Wait, do you really think
people talk that way?
What?
Sweetheart.
What?
What?
Nobody calls a woman
a "winsome lass."
Winsome lass.
I think it's fine, Carla.
I think it's fine, Carla.
Okay.
Is--is your lead character
called Jason?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Sweetie.
What?
It's the Harlem renaissance.
It's not 90210.
It's not 90210.
I happen to like the name
Jason.
What about Duke?
Duke is such a good name.
Duke is such a good name.
What about we put Alexis
to bed and we just go upstairs
and...you know.
And...you know.
Oh, yes, I do.
I know. I know.
But I don't know.
What?
What?
[Funky music]
♪ ♪
♪ ♪
Water, h2o.
Water, h2o.
Two parts hydrogen,
one part oxygen.
The Spaniards called it agua.
The Spaniards called it agua.
What are you talking about?
Come on, Alexis.
Just film my vision.
What's up, good people?
What's up, good people?
We're talking about agua.
Well, I'm doing a video
about harvesting water.
Wait, you can't grow water.
Wait, you can't grow water.
Are we in the same
science class?
No, it just means
collecting rainwater in a tank
to use later.
To use later.
Here's a thought.
You see this thing right here?
Just turn it on,
and water comes out.
And water comes out.
It's like magic...
But not.
Okay, I don't know why
I'm even wasting my time on you.
I'm even wasting my time on you.
I don't know why you're
wasting your time on this movie.
We have plenty of water.
Water's not going anywhere.
It's in the kitchen.
It's in the kitchen.
It's in the bathroom.
It's even outside in the hose.
Okay, you so do not get this.
Okay, you so do not get this.
Just go away, please.
Just--
okay, look.
Okay, look.
We're going to start
on the plant, and then
we're going to cut to me
doing all different things
with the rainwater,
like washing the car
like washing the car
and watering the lawn.
And then you'll come inside
to shoot me in the bathroom,
where I will show that rainwater
where I will show that rainwater
can even be used to flush.
How are you going to get rain
in the toilet?
In the toilet?
Once again, Alexis, come on.
Just film my vision.
Okay.
No one's going to watch that.
No one's going to watch that.
How about you put some vampires
and monsters in the tank
and call it tank monsters?
And call it tank monsters?
Or, if they smell really bad,
stank monsters.
Yeah, and I can call Von
and see if he has
and see if he has
any stink bombs.
No, no.
No vampires and no stink bombs.
Well, we can put, like,
Well, we can put, like,
little stink lines,
like in the cartoons.
Okay, out.
Okay, out.
Is that a definite no?
Wow, you are so fired.
Wow, you are so fired.
[Elevator dings]
[Elevator dings]
[Laughter]
Hey, Ms. Helen.
Hey.
I love to see young lovers
take the time out to have lunch.
Yeah, my last boyfriend
used to pick me up from work
used to pick me up from work
and take me out to lunch.
Of course, we never got
a chance to eat lunch.
A chance to eat lunch.
Ms. Helen,
don't make us blush.
Oh, now, if you want to
blush, let me tell you
about dinner.
Okay, okay, please don't.
Okay, okay, please don't.
No, no, please.
No, no, it's for the best.
Hey, guys.
Alex, what you doing here?
Oh, well, I'm suffering
from a little writer's block,
from a little writer's block,
so I figured to take my mind
off things, I would take
a beautiful woman out to lunch.
Oh, yes, i'm--that's me.
Oh, yes, i'm--that's me.
I'm the beautiful lady.
Aw.
Well, you know, I work
with a lot of creative types
that struggle with
writer's block.
It can be a vicious cycle.
It can be a vicious cycle.
I mean, you're blocked,
so you're stressed.
You're stressed,
so you're blocked.
Acupuncture can actually help
with that.
How about a session?
How about a session?
I'm free now.
Oh, that's a great idea.
Oh, yes, it is a great idea
if you don't mind being stabbed
with a lot of needles.
With a lot of needles.
Oh, please.
She's making it sound worse
than it actually is.
Trust me, Alex.
What do you have to lose?
Blood?
Blood?
Babe, Gabby'll take
great care of you.
Baby, I'm not worried
about Gabby.
I'm worried about the needles.
You won't feel a thing,
You won't feel a thing,
I promise.
And the first session's free.
Oh, well, have fun, you all.
There are a lot of people
working out here,
working out here,
so do me a favor:
Just keep the screams down.
No, Ms. Helen--
Screams?
What are you talking about,
screams?
Screams?
Ow.
All I did was touch you.
Oh.
[Laughs]
Oh!
What?
What?
You're very tense
on your left side,
which is your creative side,
by the way.
Yup, you're definitely blocked.
Yup, you're definitely blocked.
That's what I said,
Gabriella.
Can I go now?
Come on.
First we have to release
first we have to release
your chi.
But, Alex, you're going to
have to put that pillow down
and try to relax.
This is how I look
when I'm relaxed.
When I'm relaxed.
Don't you have
any starter needles?
No.
Now, do you want me to talk?
What do you mean?
What do you mean?
Well, some people prefer
silence, and others want me
to talk them through
what's going on.
How complicated can it be?
How complicated can it be?
You're going to stick needles
in me.
You mean I already stuck
needles in you.
Where's your "ow" now?
Where's your "ow" now?
Wow, you're good.
Yeah, yeah, tell me something
I don't already know.
Okay, now, I need you to relax.
Okay, now, I need you to relax.
Okay.
Breathe.
Just try to clear your mind.
Just try to clear your mind.
Now, what are you stuck on?
Well, I'm trying to
Well, I'm trying to
figure out where my potential
lovers meet for the first time.
They're from two different
they're from two different
worlds.
Sylvia is a poet
in the Harlem renaissance,
and Jason is a hard-nosed cop.
So I've been playing around
with the idea of them meeting,
I don't know, on a bridge,
I don't know, on a bridge,
in a jazz club,
maybe even a bus station.
Oh, I vote for the bridge.
It's so romantic, you know?
It's so romantic, you know?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'll buy that.
It kind of symbolizes bridging
their two worlds together.
Yeah.
Hey, Gabriella, stick
some more needles in me.
See what else
I can come up with.
I can come up with.
[Laughs]
There are many ways
to harvest rainwater
ranging from very simple ideas
ranging from very simple ideas
you can do at home
to complex industrial systems.
Please find one
that is right for you.
That is right for you.
All right.
Yes!
Oh, my goodness.
Kaci, I am so proud of you,
kaci, I am so proud of you,
sweetie.
Yeah, it was very informative
and entertaining.
Wow.
Yes, it was.
It was?
It was?
I didn't get it.
Thank you.
Videos are supposed to hype
the people;
get them on their feet;
create some buzz; Make them want
create some buzz; Make them want
to collect dirty, gross,
polluted water.
Keenan, I don't think
it needed all that.
I think it was fine.
I think it was fine.
Oh, so you were going
for fine.
Well, yeah, in that case,
it was fine.
But if you want it to be good,
we're going to have to shoot
we're going to have to shoot
new material
and re-edit the whole thing.
What?
Keenan, let your sister do
Keenan, let your sister do
her thing, all right?
Respect her vision.
If that's her vision,
then somebody needs glasses.
Then somebody needs glasses.
What's wrong with him?
I don't know.
I still don't get it.
It's okay.
Just watch it again.
Just watch it again.
We might get it this time.
Ms. Helen, is Alex still
in there with Gabby?
Ooh, yes, he is.
Dr. Reed, let me ask you
something.
Something.
Yeah.
Aren't you the least bit
concerned about your husband
going to see another woman
to help him with his problems?
To help him with his problems?
Ms. Helen, really?
Come on, just stop.
I'm just saying, in my day,
I would never let any man
I would never let any man
of mine, you know,
see another woman
right under my nose, you know.
Right under my nose, you know.
As my grandmother used to say,
"if you poke a dog
on his left side, he's bound
to limp on the right."
To limp on the right."
What--what does that mean?
What--what does that mean?
It's folk wisdom.
Use it as you well.
Ah, thank you.
Ah, thank you.
Okay.
Okay, so you're saying
that they found the watch
tucked underneath the mattress.
Yeah, exactly.
I like it.
I like it.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Hey.
Hey, babe.
So how was your second
session of acupuncture?
Actually, we never really
Actually, we never really
finished.
I mean, she stuck a couple
of needles in me, but we spent
so much time bouncing ideas
off of each other.
In fact, I need to go
in fact, I need to go
so I can write them down
before I forget them.
Gabriella, thank you so much.
Babe, see you later.
Ms. Helen, good to see you.
Ms. Helen, good to see you.
Okay, good to see you.
Okay.
So you were just in there
so you were just in there
kicking it, huh?
Mm.
Ay, that woman.
Ay, that woman.
So let me ask you a question.
So if you guys didn't do
much acupuncture, what'd you do?
Some sort of, like,
holistic treatment
to get his creativity following?
I didn't do anything special.
I just made myself
a sounding board so he felt
comfortable enough
comfortable enough
to kick some ideas around.
Oh, so you just relaxed him
and talked?
That was it?
Oh, you'd be surprised
Oh, you'd be surprised
how much people share
in the privacy
of my treatment room.
I'll see you later.
See you later.
Married man
Married man
in a private room.
Huh.
Dr. Reed?
I think you need some more
I think you need some more
of my folk wisdom.
No, thanks.
Right now, I'll all folked up.
Right now, I'll all folked up.
I brought you some tea.
Oh, hey, thanks, babe.
Oh, hey, thanks, babe.
Appreciate that.
Sure.
Bottoms up.
It's matcha green tea.
It's matcha green tea.
Mm.
Mmm, it's good.
Yeah, it's calming.
And energizing, which is
and energizing, which is
an oxymoron, but it's just that
they worked so--
they worked so--
[whispering] Enjoy.
Enjoy.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Uh, did you need something,
honey?
Honey?
No.
No, I just--you know,
I wanted you to know
I'm here for you.
You can consider me
a sounding board.
A sounding board.
If you want to bounce any ideas
off of me, I'm all ears.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay?
Yeah.
Okay.
Ha ha!
Okay.
All right.
Um, well, you know my novel
um, well, you know my novel
is based on a true story...
Uh-huh.
About a magazine
that was started
that was started
during the Harlem renaissance
called fire.
Uh-huh.
And ironically enough,
a fire destroyed the building
before the first magazine
before the first magazine
was even published.
And then you could have
some heroic firefighters come in
and save the building.
And save the building.
Yeah, but that's not
the story I'm trying to tell.
What I'm trying to tell--
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
Okay, okay.
Some jazz musicians
from the Harlem renaissance
from the Harlem renaissance
who moonlight as firefighters.
Huh?
What?
Yeah, but I want to know is,
Yeah, but I want to know is,
who started the fire?
Trumpet players.
Trumpet players.
Why?
The question is, why not?
The question is, why not?
Okay.
Then what?
Oh, no, i'm--I'm just
Oh, no, i'm--I'm just
the sounding board, babe.
The rest is up to you.
You got it.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Thanks, babe.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
[Laughs]
[Laughs]
What?
Good ahead.
What?
What?
[Phone ringing]
[Phone ringing]
Hey, Gabby.
Hey, Gabby.
Uh, yeah, Carla?
Let me get her for you.
Oh, hey, Gabby?
Oh, hey, Gabby?
You know, since I have you
on the phone, do you mind
if I bounce a few ideas
off of you?
Okay, great.
Okay, great.
Well, I was thinking of...
All right, sit down.
Oh, okay, all right.
You can open your eyes now.
You can open your eyes now.
[Energetic percussive music]
What is this?
What is this?
Your harvesting water video,
the remix.
Oh, my god, Keenan.
What did you do?
What did you do?
Water, h20.
Two parts hydrogen,
one part oxygen.
One part oxygen.
The Spaniards called it...
Keenans: ♪ agua. ♪
[Water splashes]
[Water splashes]
♪ agua. ♪
I hooked you up.
I hooked you up.
I didn't ask you
to hook me up.
Yeah, I know.
It was a gift.
You're welcome.
Wait, you made yourself
the background dancers?
The background dancers?
Yeah.
Can you believe
can you believe
I choreographed that
all by myself?
Yes, I can.
While I'm trying to get people
to conserve water,
to conserve water,
you're dancing around
with buckets of it pouring down
on your head.
Keeping the water thing
going.
By wasting it?
By wasting it?
The video's about
waste water.
See, I'm all up in their heads.
Okay, now, this is
Okay, now, this is
so embarrassing.
How could you?
I thought I was helping.
You had, like, two hits
on YouTube, mom and dad.
On YouTube, mom and dad.
Four hits!
They watched it twice.
Kaci.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Please forgive me.
[Laughs]
That is a fantastic idea.
That is a fantastic idea.
No, really, I never would have
thought of that.
Thank you so much.
It's--
it's--
oh, hey, Carla is right here.
Yeah, hold on one second.
Yeah, hold on one second.
Thanks again.
Hey, Carla.
It's your grandmother.
Oh, okay.
Hey, Nana, how are you?
Hey, Nana, how are you?
Yeah, I'm good.
No, no, I've not learned
how to make your
how to make your
banana bread recipe yet.
Uh, yeah, yeah, he still
seems happy.
Seems happy.
Hang on a second, okay?
I'm going to get the kids
to pick up.
Okay, hold on.
Kids, it's your Nana!
Kids, it's your Nana!
Pick up the phone!
You got it? Okay.
You know, I told
You know, I told
your grandmother about my novel,
right, and she had some
really great background
information.
Very, very inspiring.
Very, very inspiring.
Wow, really?
Inspiration just seems to be
going around like the flu.
Going around like the flu.
Oh.
Are you okay?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, no, no.
Honestly, Alex, my feelings
honestly, Alex, my feelings
are a little bit hurt.
I don't understand why
you don't like my ideas.
Babe, you helped me out
Babe, you helped me out
with the jazz firefighter idea.
Oh, are you going
to use that?
No.
Babe, you inspire me
in so many different ways, okay?
Creative writing
just isn't one of them.
Just isn't one of them.
Why not?
Because you don't let me
find it.
Instead of letting me write
the book that I see,
you're trying to get me
you're trying to get me
to write the book you see.
No, I wasn't.
Yes, you were.
I was just--i was trying
to help.
Look, I need you to help me
Look, I need you to help me
by encouraging me in what I do
instead of you trying
instead of you trying
to change it.
I'm so sorry.
Sweetie, i--
sweetie, i--
I got so spun out by you talking
to Gabby and not me,
and I just--i wasn't listening.
God, I listen for a living.
That's it.
Now, I just need you
now, I just need you
to listen to me without--
Interrupting, I know.
Oh, my god, I'm sorry.
I don't know what I'm doing.
I don't know what's wrong
I don't know what's wrong
with me.
I'm sorry.
Welcome to my world.
It's not that bad.
Well, sometimes.
Well, sometimes.
Shush.
Alex.
Oh, babe.
You know I'm your biggest fan,
you know I'm your biggest fan,
right?
Yes, I know that.
Okay.
All right?
So how about we start over?
So how about we start over?
That's a deal.
Okay.
Where should we begin?
Well, I need someone
to proof.
I can do that.
I can do that.
Yeah?
Pencil, please.
Thank you.
All right, then.
All right, then.
You know, this--the title--
Just proof.
Sorry.
[Indistinct conversation]
Hey, wait.
Hey, wait.
You two made up already?
Oh, that's got to be
some sort of record.
What is the deal
with you two?
I thought you were fighting.
I thought you were fighting.
Keenan's remix got
over 3,000 hits on YouTube.
Yeah, he's got the entire school
yelling "agua!"
It is huge.
I could almost hug him.
I could almost hug him.
Wow.
I said almost.
No, we are huge.
My next video is going to be
my next video is going to be
about composting,
why worms are our friends.
Maybe this time,
I can direct.
I can direct.
Hey, do you know any cute girls
who would get their worm on?
I'm a cute girl
who could do the worm.
Who could do the worm.
I like it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Let's talk wardrobe.
Wow.
Shoot, you know what?
We could make our own movie.
We could make our own movie.
Mm.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Yeah?
Mm-hmm.
Check me out.
Check me out.
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