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Hey, buddy. Move over. Let's get
this stall spick and span.

RUDY: Well, you can use the
indoor arena, just clean up your

tack afterwards. I don't want to
be your stable maid.

Roger that, Mr. B. Thank you.
Whoa! Is that what you're

wearing to afternoon tea?
That's risky.

No, it's what I'm wearing to
muck out TK's stall. What tea?

Afternoon tea with Lady C?
You're supposed to be there

in like fifteen minutes. It's
posted on our schedule.

It's the first I've heard of it!

You should get an invitation
from your house prefect.

Elaine wouldn't, would she?

That sounds like some serious
conclusion jumping.

I don't know. Girl warfare might
be too complicated for your

boy brain. How do I do tea? What
am I supposed to talk about with

Lady C for an hour? This is
going to be a disaster!

I've always been very proud of
how you don't overreact.

I need a buffer. I need a wing
man. Rudy?

Oh no, I can't. Josh needs help
getting Whistler back in order.

Right, Josh?

Oh no, he's cool.

See you outside Lady C's office
in ten. And change your boots.

They're gross.

Compliment the food, compliment
her dress. Oh, thanks, tea

etiquette website. I never would
have thought of that.

Of course you would have!

Can you imagine? Oh hello, Lady
C. Do you mind changing?

I cant look at that for the next
hour. Oh, and your cookies

taste like cat food.

Don't clink your spoon against
the cup, don't pour the tea

unless invited. It's a real
honour to be asked.

Thanks for being truly helpful.

You have to be at Lady
Covington's in seven minutes,

and three seconds.

That's a lot of books.

I have to ace my architecture
project, especially after I

fluffed the big race. I just
want to stay on top of things.

You're paired with Nav, right?
He seems like a smarty pants.

Do you think these earrings say
hard working and intelligent?

I don't know what you're so
worried about. You're going to

do great.

Thank you. And you know, Kit,
you can use anything from my

wardrobe.

Really?

Yeah. I'd really like that.
(LAUGHS) Good luck!

Anyways, I've got to dash. Bye!

Bye. Alright. Five minutes and
forty-eight seconds. Just enough

time for a finishing touch.
Oh, hello!

time for a finishing touch.
Oh, hello!

Let me help you, Anya.

Oh, thanks.

So, we need to choose a British
landmark on which to base our

drawing. There's Big Ben -

Oh! I did some research, and
here are my thoughts.

I've highlighted the ones of
interest. Or, Big Ben, and just

never mind that stuff.

Excellent. I'll get started on
my half after lunch.

Oh wait! Anyone can draw Big
Ben. Why don't we build a scale

model? I mean, we could really
make an impression with this

project.

That's an inspired idea. And I
know exactly what to do to take

it to the next level of genius.

Four minutes, six seconds.
Quick question, who is it that

is responsible for delivering
invitations from Lady C?

Oh! I see you're ready for tea.

Yeah. I didn't get my invitation
till just now. So how does this

system work, exactly?

I delivered yours promptly after
instruction. I left it in your

donkey's stall.

Well, I never got it.

Hmm. Interesting. Oh, wait.
No, it's not.

Thanks a lot.

Oh. Love the fascinator, by the
way. Dead on for tea-time.

(SIGHS)

Oh, hello. I thought I was on
time-ish.

One might consider arriving
ahead of schedule. Perhaps

another day. And your father
decided to join us for tea.

Oh, yeah. I invited him.
Is that bad?

Worse things have occurred, in
the general sense. But perhaps

it's good he's here. We have
much to discuss. Would you

care to pour the tea,
Mr. Bridges?

Oh, I'm not much of a tea
drinker. More of a coffee man.

Yo, Slacker. Can I ask some
advice? Um, how am I supposed

to draw a round building on a
flat piece of paper?

Try asking your partner. I'm
busy. Why do you ask, anyway?

What building are you drawing?

The gherkin. Coolest building in
London, yo.

That's hardly a classic
English design.

Totally is.

Peaches and I chose a building
of historical significance.

(SNORE)

What does that mean?

Buckingham Palace? It's been
done over and over.

It's better than drawing a
pickle. Did you know that's

what he's doing?

Why do you care?

Because he's not taking it
seriously, and the rest of us

care. He's predictable, and
lowering the bar for us all.

It was my idea.
Josh is my partner.

Oh. Well, I mean, I suppose it
could work for you.

It is interesting.

Yeah, not to mention innovative.

Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Modern. Yeah.

Yeah.

Fresh.

Yeah. I wonder if I should
rethink my project.

I'll keep you posted.

Once, just once, I want to be
able to knock her off her game

like that. Did you hear her? Oh,
he's not taking it seriously.

He's too predictable.

Yeah, you just need to know what
makes her tick. Oh, and no.

To what?

Your building.

Dude, it looks like
a giant pickle.

Right. We're doing St. Paul's.

Isn't this a lovely spread, dad?

Oh yeah. And that chocolate cake
looks almost as good as your

mom's mud pie.

Mud pie? That's a delicacy I'm
not familiar with.

Oh, it's what my mom used to
call a chocolate pie, and it was

awesome, but I'm sure that this
cake is a bit better. Mmm!

Let us move on to a more
pressing matter. It has come

to my attention that you have
yet to ride TK. That is not

acceptable. Mr. Bridges, was I a
fool to imagine that you could

champion your daughter onto a
horse?

My daughter will ride
when she's ready.

No. We will begin with some
cantering and some small jumps.

Then we will move on to
something a little more

challenging.

Not until she says she's ready.
And even then, your schedule

is unreasonable.

It's perfectly reasonable, and
it is what will happen.

You can undermine me as an
employee. I can take it.

But you will not undermine me as
a father. I'll be the one who

decides when Kit is ready for
the arena.

Every pupil must take part in
horse related activities.

That is the rule. There are no
exceptions.

I'm not going to sit here and
try to talk to someone who

refuses to listen. Thanks for
the hospitality.

(DOOR SLAMS)

NAV: So we'd like you to help us
build the model.

Is that what we'd like? Is that
all we'd like?

What are you saying? Nina is one
of the most accomplished

architects in Britain.

So? Let's improve Big Ben.

Build a better version.

Exactly! And do you know what I
always thought Big Ben needed?

A roof top pool!

Everything needs
a roof top pool.

Did you um, make this yourself?

No. I was very serious about TK.
He can only remain here on a

guarantee that you will ride
him. If you are not ready by our

next scheduled meet, he will be
in a horse trailer, on his way

to auction, faster than you can
say mud chocolate pie.

Are we clear?

Absolutely. And thank you for
the tea. It was delightful?

You may go.

Oh, you escaped! I thought maybe
the dragon lady might have eaten

you.

How could you yell at her like
that? Now she's really going to

have it in for me and TK.

Her schedule's nuts, kid. I'm
not going to let her dictate

your life. Not when she's
talking no sense.

I'll do whatever I have to to
keep my horse. Even if it

means keeping to her schedule.

But you haven't even sat in a
saddle properly yet. She had you

cantering and jumping next week.

If it means that we stay
together, TK and I will do it.

Whether you believe
in us or not.

And here's the rooftop pool. Nav
had an amazing idea for the

clock face.

Every hour it lights up in a
different colour.

Man! Elaine is going to freak
when she sees how next level

you guys went with this.

Alright. There is nothing wrong
with our St. Paul's Cathedral.

Or there won't be if you just
let me add the chair lift, dude.

Half pipe for snowboarding,
right off the edge of the

steeple. Like, come on! Please!

Well, today was a total
disaster. I never should have

taken my dad with me. He had a
huge fight with Lady C, and now

I'm supposed to be cantering
right this minute. What did you

guys do to Big Ben?

We added a rooftop pool.

And a helicopter pad.

Because last time I tried to do
some sight seeing, it was such a

nightmare trying to land.

(SCOFFS) Yeah, well, who hasn't
been there?

Kit, is that what you wore to
afternoon tea?

Yeah, why?

Well, it's feathery, and lacy,
and pink, which is cool.

It's cool.

You guys!

Josh Luders here. Fashion
coroner. Time of death?

The moment that thing went on
your head.

(LAUGHTER)

Why can't I get any of this
British stuff right?

On the bright side, it probably
distracted Lady C from how

wonky your tie is.

I would have been better off
showing up with hay all over me.

Did Elaine not tell you about
the invitation? If you got the

invite in time, you probably
would have been able to make the

right hat choice. And I say
probably because you still did

go with that.

(LAUGHTER)

She told me she delivered it.
And she told me I looked great

on my way to Lady C's.

She could have stopped this?
That's some seriously bad karma

she's brought on herself.

What goes around comes around.

(SINGS) Yes, this, acoustically
speaking, is the perfect space

for the musical water feature.

Will you explain the glass
floors for the class? You do it

so well.

Nav, why on earth was your
family helicopter on school

property?

Can someone explain why there's
chalk on the field? My field?

It's our architecture project.
We decided to build a new

and improved Big Ben.

And naturally, we flew in the
best architects we could find.

Aside from Mr. Bridges needing
the field for horse riding,

hiring an architect to design
your model is cheating.

You need to complete your
project, by the deadline,

without a professional doing the
work for you.

We're sorry, Ms. Warrington.

No need to apologize. Just go
get started on your own!

Go on! You have to admire their
ability to think outside the

box, and the building.

(LAUGHS) Everybody in this
school needs to be brought

back down to earth.

Would you like to talk about
what's really bothering you,

Mr. Bridges?

I had a throw down with Lady C.

Again?

And then Kit stopped talking to
me because I wasn't doing

whatever Lady Covington wanted.

Kit got mad at you because you
weren't doing as you were told?

Curious.

After her riding accident, I
pressured her to get back on,

and it backfired. I don't want
to blow it again. Certainly not

to please that dragon lady.

Girls can be complicated
creatures. One minute they

need you. The next they act like
you're the biggest embarrassment

ever. My advice, pretend she's
one of your horses. Give her her

space. She'll gallop off and do
her own thing, but she'll come

back when she's ready.

We could use boxes, sugar cubes.
Paper m?ch??

It won't dry in time! And we'll
never make the deadline,

and then we'll be expelled, and
we won't be allowed near

Covington again.

JOSH: It's so cool
that we're done.

What are those?

Ice lollies.

Ice lollies. Dude!

Hey!

I've got it!

Get your own!

This is an emergency! Nav, fetch
the glue gun. We are getting an

A start if it takes us all
night!

Personal space, please, Peaches.

Sorry, Elaine. It's just -

It's just I'm extremely busy
right now. So?

I was told you're wanted in Lady
C's office for afternoon tea

immediately.

Immediately?

Yes! Isn't it the greatest? Can
I come? I prom- So no?

Alright, everything is going to
be fine. We just have to follow

this schedule to a T, because
there is no way I'm letting them

take you away from me. Um, is
she joking? She wants us to be

doing double poles in a week?
Dude! It's okay. We can do this.

You know, it's possible. We
could do it in this century

probably. You know what? Go
ahead. Eat it. Get rid of it.

It's a goner! (LAUGHS) Oh, boy,
you're hungry. Alright, I'll go

get you some hay.

(HORSE WHINNIES)

You ate my invitation? Dude!
I just yelled at Elaine!

This is so not going to be good.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Good afternoon, Lady Covington.
Oh my, are those new curtains?

Yes. Should I have consulted you
before purchasing them?

Oh, oh gosh, no! They're lovely.
I love the fabric. I just wanted

to say thank you for inviting
me. I truly appreciate it.

Actually -

I've waited so long for this
opportunity, and I do love tea.

And cake.

Oh?

The gentlemen from the Board
are - oh! Elaine. Did I miss you

from the schedule?

Elaine, I'm a bit confused as to
the purpose of your

interruption.

Um, yeah, uh, yes, absolutely.
Straight to the point. I won't

keep you. Um, I would like to
take on the role of tea and cake

coordinator at next year's
annual spring bake sale.

Because you love tea, and cake.

Exactly.

This couldn't wait until spring?

I like to be forward thinking.

Indeed.

Excellent. Well, I'll be on my
way. Thank you for seeing me.

Have you guys seen Elaine? Whoa!
What is this?

Our, our project. Big Ben. So
tired.

It's amazing!

It took us all night.

And exactly how many ice pops
did you need to eat?

(LAUGHTER)

I never want to touch one again.

Do you want me to take a photo?

So, have you guys seen Elaine?

Maybe. Today?

No, it was yesterday.

Really? Oh, I've lost track of
time.

That was the most childish prank
in the history of Covington.

Are you talking to me? Because i
have no idea -

Don't deny it. I know you set me
up to look stupid in front of

Lady C.

What? I was looking for you to
apologize, actually. TK ate my

invitation. I just found out.

The second you showed up, I knew
you weren't fit to be one of us.

Same goes for your horse.

I have no idea what you're
talking about. And at least TK

isn't some kind of prissy diva
horse like Thunder.

I'll have you know Thunder's won
more ribbons in this school than

any other horse.

KIT: Yeah, because you bullied
him into it. You're not as

perfect as you think you are.
I bet Thunder doesn't even like

you.

How dare you!

(CRASH)

JOSH: Whoa!

(GASPS)

LADY COVINGTON: Elaine
Wiltshire, Katherine Bridges.

My office now.

I'm so sorry!

Oh!

So as it turns out, Elaine
wasn't even invited. So she

thinks that Kit set her up, but
Kit -

Kit didn't do it (LAUGHS).

How do you know?

What, you did it? You sent
Elaine walking into Lady C's

office like she owns the place?

I like to board, and call people
dude. I don't have a fancy

accent or anything, but that
doesn't mean I'm a moron,

right? Or that I'm predictable,
you know? And I'm definitely not

lowering the bar for anybody.

I can't believe you did that.
That is gold, and gutsy.

I should probably apologize.

Yeah, you really don't want to
be on the bad side of Elaine.

You'd better have a good plan
for that.

Wish me luck.

We did all that work for
nothing. I can't believe it!

What a waste!

We could still submit it.

Like this? And say what? This is
Big Ben after a Godzilla attack?

That's our idea of an
improvement.

Or we could show the class our
photo. The one that Kit took.

And then we could talk them
through it, and then our teacher

would still see our creativity.

Yes! You're amazing! I mean,
good idea. I think this'll work!

This is your fault.

You threw sticks at me.

I was provoked by your
existence.

Fine. I will stay as far away
from you as possible in

the future.

Sounds like a plan.

Manners and etiquette can be
quite subjective, can they not,

ladies?

Yes, Lady Covington.

Wrong! We have a very clear and
strict code here at Covington.

Ms. Bridges, I understand that
you are new to our ways, but you

are beginning to try my
patience. And I would be very

careful if I were you, Ms.
Wiltshire. You more than anyone

ought to know that that piece of
theatre the two of you performed

goes way beyond the realm of
what is acceptable or not at

this fine institution. And you a
prefect! I am shocked and

appalled. As punishment, Ms.
Wiltshire, you will tutor

Ms. Bridges and TK. I have
already added them to the

Rose Cottage roster. And I
expect excellence, ladies.

Lady Covington, respectfully,
she can't ride.

She's not wrong.

Well, this should give you both
further motivation toward that

end. You're excused.

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