All language subtitles for The Kicks s01e05 Take The Field.eng

Devin: Soccer players come
to know their home field

like the back of their hands.

That's why it's called
the home-field advantage.

A little help.

In some cases, it's not much of an advantage.

Thank you.

Coach, we need another flag
over here.

But love it or hate it,
it's your home...

and you'd better get used
to it.

Can't believe you girls have
been playing on this field the whole time.

It's ridiculous.

The key is to kick at an angle
to account for the slope.

I swear these gophers
are multiplying.

I know. There are like four
times more holes than there were last week.

- Back in Connecticut--
- Oh, good, another Connecticut story.

Hey, that's enough.
Pack up and head to the exercise room.

I'll meet you there.

Uh, where are you going, Coach?

Gonna get Principal Walker to
fix our field once and for all.

Of course, sometimes your home is in desperate need of repair.

Oh, wait! Hold on! Hold on!

And desperate times call
for desperate measures.

Wait. Wait up!

♪ Five, six ♪

♪ Five, six, seven, eight ♪

♪♪

[whistles]
I have some good news.

- Principal agreed
to fix our field? - No.

But she said if we want
something that costs money,

we have to raise
the money ourselves.

Wait. How is that good news?

The good news is
we're having a fundraiser.

Yeah. I'm not sure you
understand the definition of good news.

- I know! How 'bout a carwash?
- Ooh! Great idea.

Hello? We're in a drought.
Maybe think about the planet for once?

We could sell wrapping paper.

We don't have any
wrapping paper to sell.

- Nobody has to know that.
- [chuckles]

- Okay. How 'bout babysitting?
- Also a great idea.

- And it's earth friendly.
- Are you kidding?

It would take forever
to raise money like that.

Besides, I don't even babysit
my own sister.

I'm not watching
someone else's kid.

Well, I don't see you coming up
with any bright ideas.

That's your job.
I'm here to make sure you don't go with the bad ones.

I got it!
My mom's an event planner. She'll think of something.

Hmm. Glad I could help.

Okay. So we'll do
vanilla cupcakes,

chocolate, red velvet,
my personal fave,

and we'll have
a gluten-free option,

because this is L.A.,
after all.

And we'll sell them
at five dollars a piece,

because this is L.A.,
after all.

We can make three dozen each.

Okay, so we need two
and three-eighths cups of flour per dozen.

So for 12 dozen that makes
nine halves, but that's an improper fraction.

Reduce to...

We're gonna need 28 and a half
cups of flour.

[chuckles]

Wow. You actually use fractions.

- I know, right?
- Of course, a quality product

doesn't mean anything
unless we build awareness.

You need a social media presence
and posters with slogans like--

- Wow.
- Oh.

- She's hired.
- I know, right?

Thank you, Kate.
This will really help the bake sale.

Wow, that's a lot of sprinkles.

Let's just say I know a guy.

- Oh.
- My wholesale distributor.

Never hurts to have
a sprinkles guy.

We should really
do coffee again.

I have a better idea.

How about your whole family
comes over for dinner Wednesday night?

That would be great.

Cody and Devin
are already friends.

And it's a chance
for our husbands to meet.

Count us in.

- Great!
- Bye.

Okay, bye.

You'll never guess
what just happened.

You're right,
'cause you're blocking the TV.

The McBrides are coming over
for dinner next Wednesday night.

Oh, great news.
Oh, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait.

I can't do Wednesday.
I gotta work late.

Yeah, I'm preparing
for a board meeting at--

You know what, sweetheart?
I can do both.

Good decision.
I just really like Kate.

I'm hoping the McBrides can be
our new couple friends.

You know, like Lori and Jim
back in Connecticut.

I think Lori and Jim would be
heartbroken to learn you've replaced them.

Not replacing.
But we need friends

that are closer than
a six-hour plane ride away.

Speaking of friends,
can I go to Max's house that night?

Absolutely not.
This is a family dinner, and you're part of this family.

Come on. You're gonna be busy
with the parents

while Devin and Cody
talk soccer all night.

What am I supposed to do?

Well, don't worry,
they have a kid around your age.

Hey, if things go well
with the McBrides,

I'm thinking we could plan
a family vacation together one day.

[chuckles]
Can I meet the guy first before we book adjoining rooms?

- Okay.
- [laughs]

Did you get the memo
about the big family dinner?

Yeah, and let me apologize
in advance

for whatever embarrassing things
my parents are going to say.

- Same here.
- By the way,

I think your fundraiser's
a great idea.

I mean, you can raise enough
money to fix the holes in the girls' field.

You're lucky.
The boys' field is in perfect condition.

Yeah, but so is our record.

Full of yourself much?

- Hey, come on, pass it.
- Take it from me.

Where did you learn that move?

Not on the girls' field.

I don't get it.
We had a quality product.

- We had awareness.
- Yeah, I know.

We did everything
Mrs. Burke told us to do.

So where is everybody?

Hey, where did you get that?

In there.

Vote here and get
your free cupcake.

Seriously?
You stole our idea.

Pretty sure you don't have
a monopoly on cupcakes.

Not cool, Steven.

- What are you doing?
- What? They're free.

Okay, sweetie, all the moving
boxes are broken down.

- Great! Thanks, guys.
- Still not sure why we had

to clean up the garage
for a dinner party.

Are we having dessert in there?

The McBrides might ask
for a tour of the house,

and I don't want them
to see a bunch of boxes.

But it's a garage.

- And?
- Yep.

Now, I need you to organize
your dresser.

Come on, Mom, they're not gonna
look through my drawers.

That one's for me.
It's a mess.

- And you, front porch.
- On it.

- [whistles blows]
- Come on, Mirabelle.

Keep it from Emma.
Get it to Devin.

[whistle blows]

You have to keep it in bounds.

Wait for it.

That's impressive,
but this isn't mini golf.

- We have to do something.
- We tried.

The bake sale was a bust.

It was more than a bust.

Thanks to those quality
ingredients you guys insisted on,

we lost $57.

Hmm.

I may have another solution.

How 'bout we share
the boys' field?

We can make a schedule.

Can't do.

Boys have a real shot
at state this year.

I can't jeopardize
my team's chances.

Keep it low!

How 'bout my team's chances?

It's not right the girls have
to play on a substandard field.

Really? You're gonna blame your
team's bad record on the field?

Have you tried a fundraiser?

My team doesn't stand a chance

if they're forced to practice
on a field that's

practically unusable.

That's no excuse.

A good team should be able
to win on any field.

The corners!
Go for the corners!

[whistles]
I have some good news.

We can practice
on the boys' field.

- Yes!
- That is fantastic!

Just one small catch.

We have to beat the boys
in a scrimmage to win the field.

Um, again, not good news.

Wait. You expect us
to beat the boys?

- They came in second--
- In the district. I know.

Look, I'm not saying
it's going to be easy.

But if we work hard,
I think we can do this.

[all talking at once]

[whistles]
Enough.

Listen up. The boys' record
has nothing to do with this.

Win or lose, they've always
had the better field.

History has a tendency
to favor male sports.

Yeah, tell me something
I don't know.

So now's our chance
to do something about it.

I know the potential
this team has.

You can beat these guys.

You just have
to believe it yourselves.

Fine. Then believe in me.

We can do this together
as a team.

- Yes?
- Okay, Coach.

[whistle blows]

Coach: Keep it close
to you and look up.

All the way till the end.

- Good. One more.
- [whistle blows]

- Come on. Good.
- [chuckles]

Coach: You can do this.

Ten more.

One, two, three, four.

Pick up the energy!

Stop! Stop! Go! Go! Go!

[continues shouting
instructions]

Stop! Go back!

I'm so fired up for this.

Hey, I just wanna say
good luck, you guys...

'cause you're gonna need it.

[laughing]

- Clever.
- Tough talk from a guy

who cried when he had
to dissect a frog.

Okay. For the last time,

I wasn't crying,
it was allergies.

- Oh, we're gonna crush you.
- Bring it.

- Oh, we will.
- All right, break it up.

Doesn't matter who wins.
It's about having fun out there.

Now get to class, all of you.

Hey, go get 'em, girls.

Bailey, turn that game off.
They'll be here any minute.

But I almost beat this level.

You've been trying to beat
that level for three weeks.

Give it up.
Okay, I vacuumed my room.

Thanks. Did you clean
the tub in the bathroom?

Yes. But, seriously, are they
planning on taking a shower?

- Again, that was for me.
- And the junk drawer?

Actually, that was for me.
Sorry, needed to be done.

- [game beeping]
- Bailey, if I have to tell you one more time.

But they're not even here yet.

[sighs]

Oh, fine.

Wait. Wait, I know this house.

Yeah, I had the listing in '09.

God, I wonder
what they paid for it.

Please, Peyton,
no real estate talk tonight.

[doorbell chimes]

Oh, and you know
I'm so proud of you, but--

Got it. No work talk.

Got it. No work talk.

- Hey!
- Come on in! Welcome!

Oh, thanks for having us.
Smells wonderful in here.

- And you must be Ashley.
- She's very excited to meet Bailey.

That's so cute.
Bailey, why don't you show Ashley your room?

- Seriously?
- Mm-hmm.

Mom, can I talk to you
for a second?

You told me the McBrides have
a kid my age.

I said around your age.

I'm not gonna make a scene
because we have guests,

but if I'm babysitting,
I expect to get paid.

- Come on, Ashley.
- This is Kit.

She survived
the Great Depression.

[Bailey sighs]

Need any help with that?

Sure. Sorry about all the forks.

My mom's a stickler
about one for every course.

[chuckles]
For the record,

I think it's dumb that Coach
won't let us share the field with the girls' team.

I know.
It's ridiculous.

I mean, this whole game
is pointless, right?

Why is it pointless?

Unless you don't think
the girls can win.

Come on, Dev. I mean, I totally
support you guys and all,

but do you really think
you guys have a chance?

Why wouldn't we have chance?

I'm not saying you'renot good.
You're really good.

But the rest of your team?
You guys have barely won any games this season.

And that's against
other girls' teams.

- [scoffs]
- Wait.

Do you really think
you guys can win?

Hey, you're the one who
couldn't steal a ball from me.

You guys might not be as good
as you think you are.

Um, we're undefeated
this season.

So you've mentioned.
But winning has nothing to do with it.

I mean, you guys have always
had the better field, even when you guys were losing.

Well, that has nothing
to do with me. That's just the way it is.

Yeah, 'cause no one's ever
thought to question it until now.

[soft chuckle]

Laugh all you want.
We'll see.

- Yeah, we'll see.
- [silverware clatters]

[sighs]

So... you like photography?

I like Ramona books.

I don't know what that is.

You wanna play with Kit?
I brought an extra outfit.

We can change her.

No, no, I'm good
with how Kit looks.

[exhales]

Here you go.

- Thanks, Tom.
- Sure.

So, uh, Sharon tells me
you're a real estate agent.

Yeah, yeah, mostly residential,

although I do some commercial.

Um, whatever.

Who wants to talk
about that, huh? Not me.

But you-- My wife says that
you run a big food company?

I run the
Mediterranean division,

but we're expanding
pretty quickly.

It's-- You know, it...

It's really not
that interesting, so--

Excited for
the big game tomorrow?

Yeah. Yeah, it should be
fun, you know?

Although I think it's a little
unfair of these coaches

to ask the girls
to play the boys.

I don't know, man.
The girls are pretty good.

Yeah, but, you know.

Devin's been playing
since she could walk.

Cody was kicking in the womb.

Well, they all kick
in the womb, so--

Of course.
Of course, they do.

But, you know,
some kick harder than others.

Yeah, they sure do.

You know, Devin holds
the all-time scoring record at her old school.

Five goals in one game.

Very impressive.
You must be so proud.

I sure am.

Cody once scored six.

Sharon:
I am positive it was her in the car in front of me.

Kate: Wow.

And then I'm in the dairy aisle,

and I look up,
and sure enough,

it's that guy
who plays Wolverine,

and he's checking prices,
just like a regular person.

[both chuckle]

Cody, would you please
pass me the mashed potatoes?

They're closer to Devin.

And girls are just
as capable as boys

at passing mashed potatoes.

Oh, no, by all means, Cody.

I mean, I know I can pass
the mashed potatoes,

but not as well as you can.

Well, it doesn't matter
who passes it.

I'd just like
some mashed potatoes.

- Here you go, Kate.
- Thank you.

Kate: So where'd you get
this recipe from?

Sharon: Oh, it's my Grandma's,
you know, back in the South.

- What game are you playing?
- Doubt It All.

- It's very challenging.
- Can I try?

[chuckles]
Good luck.

Thank you.
We had so much fun.

- Us too.
- See you at the game tomorrow?

- We'll be there.
- So will we.

- Can't wait.
- Neither can I.

- Ashley, come on.
- Coming!

Hmm. "Level up."
Is that good?

Wait. How'd you do that?

- Can you show me?
- Sure.

Kate: Ashley, come on.

- Sorry, gotta go.
- Wait.

Thank you.
Have a great night.

- Thank you.
- Bye.

- Get home safe.
- I got it.

I'm sorry, Sharon, but Peyton?
Not a fan.

Cody?

Even a not bigger fan.

Ashley's kind of cool.

[chuckles]

Come on.

- Good luck out there today.
- Oh, you too.

- May the best men or women win.
- [chuckles]

- Wait. Where are you going?
- To the field.

What are you talking about?
The field is this way.

Oh, you must be confused.

Coach, the scrimmage is
on the girls' field.

What? We're not playing
on that field.

Why not?
I heard someone once say

a good team should be able
to win on any field.

- Okay, you got your
shin guards, right? - Mm-hmm.

Remember, really stretch
out those hamstrings. Where's your water?

Dad, you're stressing me out.

Just breathe.
I'll be fine.

Have a good game, sweetie.

I just had that same
conversation with Cody.

They don't realize
how nerve-wracking it is watching them out there.

Yeah, sometimes I think these
games are just as hard on us.

- No, they're harder.
- [chuckles]

So Mediterranean foods, huh?

Yeah. Yeah,
we just got started.

- Wow.
- Yeah, just took it over.

That's pretty neat.
How'd you get into that?

- I'm smiling, but, you know--
- Totally.

- Hey.
- Yeah.

Did you know that Tom's company
sells that hummus that I love?

I see you've been talking
about work.

As matter of fact, I have.

Turns out Peyton serves
the red pepper at all his open houses.

Oh, by the way, did you know
that I sold your house in '09?

- No kidding.
- Yeah.

- So where's Ashley today?
- Oh, she had a playdate.

Hmm. Oh, here we go.
The game's starting.

- All right.
- Go, Devin!

- [crowd cheering]
- [whistle blows]

Coach Cannon: Nice, nice!

Go, Cody! Go to goal!
Take your shot!

[crowd cheering]

Hey, you stole my move.

Looks like the student
has become the master.

[chuckles]

- Nice save!
- Nice save!

[crowd groans]

What is this field, Coach?

Gopher hole!

[crowd cheering]

[Dad shouts]

[crowd groans]

Good.

Devin.

Take a look.
That's what we're playing for.

Next goal wins.
Go get it.

Tyler, you're on her!

- Nice pass.
- Wait for it.

Heads up, Jake!
Heads up!

- [whistle blows]
- Yes!

[cheering]

[girls screaming]

- About what I said before--
- It's okay.

It's actually not.
I'm sorry.

You're a great soccer player,
not just for a girl.

- Friends?
- Friends.

You have some moves
that I've never seen before.

Looks like I taught you
everything you know,

but I didn't teach you
everything I know.

Good game.

Well, I guess you won
fair and square.

boys' field is yours.

You mean the girls' field.

[sighs]
Right.

Look, Coach, why don't we
just make a schedule

and share the good field
like I suggested all along?

- Really?
- What can I say?

I'm a nice guy.

Devin: It's like I was saying
about home-field advantage.

Your soccer field is your home, and you have to get used to it.

But, as I recently discovered,

sometimes people move
to cooler, better homes.

And other times,
the real advantage...

is to play like a girl.

♪♪

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