All language subtitles for Velma s01e04 Velma Makes a List.eng

[narrator] Previously on Velma.

Guilty.

Based on what?

I'm saving money
to hire a private investigator

to find my biological family.

Norville, guess what
Daphne gave me?

Uh, is it mononucleosis?

Because I saw you two
kiss last night.

Honestly, I think
what I really need is a friend.

Me too.

But also maybe
a friend who found who--

No.

Let's just keep it simple
and try and be friends again.

Yeah, you're right.

[Velma] Now, this may be hard
to believe,

but I was never that popular.

[screaming]

[children crying]

I just never seemed
to really fit in

with the other girls.

Ugh, weirdo.

Which was fine.

I always took pride
in not fitting the mold.

[laughs wickedly]

-[electricity crackling]
-[pig shrieking]

Oh God!

And while you'd think a brush
with a serial killer

might have brought us
all together...

Well, it's official.

Two weeks
without a murder, y'all.

...you'd have thought wrong.

-[plays flute]
-Oops.

[laughing]

Ugh. I hate hot girls.

Except Daphne.

[woman screaming]
Help! Help!

I just found another
dead girl killed

in exactly the same way
as the others.

[all screaming]

Well, great.

A $10,000 banner
down the drain.

Another dead girl?

-[mic feedbacks]
-So I got good news

and I got bad news.

The good news,
as this new girl was murdered

while Fred Jones
was in jail,

Fred is exonerated

and going free.

But we just turned his room
into an ice skating rink.

Now for the bad news.

The real murderer
is still on the loose.

[crowd gasps]

Now, are there
any more questions?

[Velma] Yeah, I have one.

How come no one
ever cared this much about my missing mom?

[crowd shouts indistinctly]

[Sheriff Cogburn]
All right! Quiet!

Now, there's a good reason

we're taking this case
more seriously

than the "missing mother"

of a mouthy girl.

We've had a breakthrough.

-[crowd gasps]
-Now, after careful review

of all the evidence,

we have found a pattern.

-[crowd gasps]
-[man] Interesting.

Each of the victims is hot.

Oh my God! We're hot.

Hold on!

Are you telling us

life is now even harder
for beautiful girls?

Gigi and her friends
already spent half their days

responding to compliments.

Thank you, Dad.
That's so nice.

Tragically, yes.

[all gasping]

Our hot little baby.

Now, we don't have the money
to protect every student.

So instead we've decided
to rank the five hottest girls

at Crystal Cove High School,

and give them each
a personal police detail.

Fun, right?

Yeah. We're calling it

the Crystal Cove
Hope Initiative.

-[crowd cheering and clapping]
-[woman] Yeah, acronyms.

Wait. So a couple of
middle aged white dudes

are gonna decide
which of us are hottest?

Okay. Well,
if you have a better idea

of how to make the list
maybe you should do it, Velma.

You want me to make the list?

I'd rather die.

-[crowd gasps]
-Velma, please.

That's a very insensitive
thing to say.

I mean, especially
from a student

who is in no danger
from a hot girl murderer.

[crowd agreeing]

Also, if you don't do it,
a bunch of other girls

will be murdered,
of course,

and with them,

Crystal Cove's
tourism based economy.

-[man] Not the economy!
-[crowd clamoring]

Fine. Though don't forget
that ranking hot girls

is exactly how the Trojan War
and Facebook started.

Velma, wait up.

On behalf
of hot girls everywhere,

thank you for agreeing
to make that list.

Friends, Velma.

We both just need
to be friends right now.

[whispers] Especially
because I finally have enough money

to hire a detective
to find my birth parents.

Uh, hello. I'm a detective.

Velma, you already have
too much on your plate.

And our relationship
is complicated enough as it is.

Is it though?

Maybe we should
hug again to see.

No, you're right.

But if you want to help,
take something off my plate,

make this hot girl list for me.

Uh, you mean the list
of which of my friends might get to live?

No thanks. One,
I hate making lists,

and two...
Oh, no, this is a list.

But I can't do it.

Next to you,
every other girl looks like a potato in a dress to me.

Aw.

You guys talking
about the hot girl list?

Be careful, 'cause us bitches
will do anything to get on it.

Anything.

Have fun with this. Bye.

♪ I just like the attention ♪

♪ Baby you know
I got tricks up my sleeve ♪

-♪ Come to my intervention ♪
-[people gasping]

♪ Do I have your attention ♪

♪ All eyes on me ♪

[alarm blaring]

-Ooh.
-♪ Do you like what you see? ♪

Pick me, Velma.

♪ All eyes on me ♪

[clangs]

Hey, Velma.
You need to finish that list.

It's bad enough
girls might die,

but now
my trumpet is dented.

I'm trying. This is the first
chance I've had to focus.

Thank God, hot girls
would rather be murdered

than enter the band room.

And the hot girls
are distracting

because you recently came out

and get too turned on to focus.

-Got it, copy.
-Norville,

I didn't come out, I told you.

I like Daphne
but also find Fred attractive.

He has this deep,
inexplicable magnetism.

That's called being rich,
but go on.

But Daphne,
our personalities just click.

I can't explain it.

Mmm, I see.

But if you had to explain it,
so I... I mean, someone

could possibly study
Daphne's personality and emulate it,

so you liked him
instead of her.

Ugh. This is exactly
the problem with this list.

Men make everything about them
and what they want.

Not me. I'm an ally.

Now get back to my question.

Our whole lives,
girls are told by guys

there's a right way to be hot,
and I'm not it.

Guys even teach us
to be ashamed of our own bodies.

Every little kid knows
how to draw a penis,

but make a little kid
draw a vagina,

and what happens?

-You go to jail?
-Exactly.

But now, because of this list,

I have to validate
everything I hate

about men's ideas of
beauty norms

or girls will die.

And one of them
might be Daphne.

Imagine all the things
you'd miss about her personality.

In this form,
out loud, and go.

Okay, look, I know
my hottest list won't help you.

♪ I just like the attention♪

♪ Baby you know I got--♪

But if you can manage

to not get too horned up
from his magnetism,

we do know a guy
who might be able to help.

[prison horn blaring]

[metal gate creaking]

Mmm.

Mom, stop.

-Not in front of my gang.
-[laughing]

Hey, Fred.

Wow! You look good after jail.

And you're way less
stabbed to death than I expected.

Uh, thanks.
You look--

Why am I here?

I need your help
ranking the five hottest girls

at Crystal Cove High.

Yeah, I don't know.

I did that for
the science fair last year

and got suspended.

Your entry was called,
"From Freud to Jung: An exploration in horniness."

But it's fine.
The police need the list to keep hot girls safe.

Oh, so like charity work? Okay.

But if this doesn't help
restore my public image

as a good guy,
I'mma be pissed.

All right.

Yes...

Yes...

[ethereal music playing]

Yeah!

[pants]

[Velma] Daphne, Olive,

Gigi, Becca and... Kimmy?

But Kimmy's so sweet.

Wait. Is it an
inner beauty thing?

No, it's a huge-cans thing.

Now, anything else
I can do for you?

Yeah, maybe read this.

The Feminine Mystique.

No way, I love Mystique.

Is this about
whether Jennifer Lawrence is hotter than Rebecca Romijn?

Well, I'm excited to see

how they settled that
in under 400 pages.

[man] Look, kid, I know
you wanna find your biological parents,

but as my name makes clear,
I'm too short

and too high to be useful.

[sighs]

[doorknob rattling]

Moms, my door's locked.

Sorry, sweetie,
we had no choice.

The serial killer
is targeting hot girls,

and you're almost
as hot as Donna.

Oh, you.

But you can't just imprison
a totally innocent person.

What don't you get about cops?

-Visitor!
-[yelps]

Norville? What
are you doing here?

Well, with all the talk
about hotness,

I'm writing an article
for the student newspaper titled,

"Reasons someone might like
someone else's personality."

So what do Velmas--

Uh, I mean, people see in you?

We have a student newspaper?

-[shatters]
-[shrieks]

Hey! Who just threw a rock
through my window?

Do you have any idea
what a pain it is to get out the vacuum?

Huh?

There's no one there.

And this isn't a rock.

It's a geode
from the crystal mines,

The crystal mines?

That old tourist attraction
that's now a seagull toilet full of condoms?

[sighs] Here's your dumb list
of hot girls.

Of course,
if society exerted half this effort

teaching girls
not to be slaves to the patriarchy,

we wouldn't have this problem
in the first place.

Boys don't like
a know it all, Velma.

Wait. Oh my God,
that's it.

Boys don't like a know it all.

If the serial killer

only wants hotties,
instead of spending half our town budget

on police protection
for five smoke-shows,

why don't you just teach them

to be not hot
like you, Velma?

Wait. So you're saying

I get to actually
release these girls

from the shackles
of the male gaze?

[Sheriff Cogburn] Exactly.

[both] Uggo lessons!

Mmm.

[doorbell rings]

Hi, girls.

Velma, your new
way-cooler friends are here.

Oh, we're not friends.

Because of Velma

our personal police details,
which we earned by being hot,

got downgraded
to uggo lessons.

You know, maybe
a good place to start

would be not referring
to what we're doing as "uggo lessons".

I was thinking,
maybe goddess renewals.

I don't care what you call it.

We're not starting
until Daphne gets here.

Oh, Daphne isn't coming.

Her moms have her
in a full on Rapunzel sitch,

so she gets a pass.

Okay. But the thing is,

we kind of rely on Daphne
to tell us what to do.

She's like our queen bee,

and you're like a...
a King Kong.

[grunts]

Well, interestingly enough,

a key component
to being not hot

is not fitting in.

And the best way to not fit in

is to never just do
what other people tell you to do.

Like how King Kong
didn't listen to people,

so airplanes killed him?

No. You know what?

We need to start these
uggo lessons right now.

[engine starts]

Daphne, your moms are gone,

but how
are you gonna get out?

-[lock rattling]
-Damn!

Thank you for helping me find
who threw that geode

and for explaining geodes
in terms I can understand,

the hot-girls of rocks.

Daphne, look,

I'm always up for anything
geode related,

know that,

but have you wondered

if this is the serial killer
trying to lure you out?

I have.
And have you wondered

how grateful
everyone would be

if we caught him,
including Velma?

What? Velma?

Why would I care
what Velma thinks?

The Feminine Mystique
is a total rip-off.

Not one mention
of a sexy shape-shifter.

This was more disappointing
than George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman.

Ugh, I feel weird.

Nice.

Banging bod, unhooked bikini.

Oh, hello.

What do we have here?

Sensible shoes,

forging her own identity,

regardless of
what society expects.

She's just got this
kind of mystique.

Wait.

What have you done to me?

So we have one day
to unlearn

a lifetime
of internalized misogyny.

I'm getting waxed at 4:00.

Then we have until 4:00.

No, terrible, too flattering.

Oh, these might work.

Damn it! Now you look
hot and relatable,

like an athlete
who wears glasses.

Ugh, just put on
the sleeping bag.

♪ Oh-oh-oh
Go totally crazy♪

♪ Forget I'm a lady ♪

♪ Men's shirts, short skirts ♪

♪ Oh-oh-oh ♪

How do we do our hair?

Wet bun
or cut it, baby.

[all gasping]

♪ Oh-oh-oh, ♪

♪ get in the action ♪

♪ Feel the attraction ♪

♪ Color my hair
Do what I dare ♪

♪ Oh-oh-oh, ♪

♪ I wanna be free, yeah ♪

♪ To feel the way I feel ♪

♪ Man! I feel like a woman! ♪

[screams]

[Norville] So welcome
to the Crystal Cove Historical Society.

You can learn anything
about geodes

and the crystal mines here.

And time permitting,

walk through
the hall of controllers.

[shatters]

So Crystal Cove's
famous crystal mines

were discovered
in the 19th century

by a prospector who thought
he'd found a gold mine

and was looking for a rock

with which to bash
his partner's brains in.

[splatters]

I'm rich!

But the crystal were worthless.

[splatters]

Then came the 1970s,
and everything changed.

A nation
betrayed by Vietnam and endless guitar solos,

people abandoned
their old belief systems

in favor
of literally anything else.

Enter the healing power
of crystals.

And Crystal Cove
became a boom town.

The mines themselves
became a tourist destination.

But by the 1980s,
the crystal fad ended,

replaced by the aerobics fad
and the cocaine fad.

Crystal Cove never recovered.

The mines closed
and the guy running the display

got into sexual pottery.

Which is why I'm ending
the tour early.

[Daphne gasps] Norville.

I feel like
I've been here before

as a baby.

[baby Daphne crying]

[baby Daphne cooing]

Is that crazy?

No, I vividly remember
breast feeding.

Though I did stop at five.

Ugh. What if that geode

was thrown by my birth parents?

Maybe they're also trying
to find me

without my mom's finding out.

-We have to go there.
-[yelps]

Mayor Dave,
Sheriff Cogburn,

I want you to remember
this moment.

For far too long,
we have told girls that pain is beauty.

Well, today

you will see these
painfully beautiful girls

transform from "Damn"
to "Eh..."

Ooh, they are so hot,
Daddy likey.

Wait. You were supposed
to do the opposite.

What the hell, Velma?

Yeah. What the hell, girls?

Where's the hair
I wove onto your arms?

It's gone, Velma.

This wasn't an exercise
in deprogramming,

it's an exercise
in slut-shaming.

No woman should
ever have to change who she is

or how she dresses
to not be murdered.

But you're more
than your looks, Olive.

You can reverse your car
without even looking at the camera.

I know, Velma,

just like I know
I love looking hot.

You think every girl
deep down is like you,

but you're wrong.

In fact, your definition
of womanhood

is even more restrictive
than ours.

We'll take
our police details now,

and no uggos,

just beefcake.

Me-ow!

Cat-fight.

[echoing] Your definition
of womanhood

is even more
restrictive than ours.

[shrieks]

[sighs in relief]

Hmm.

[school bell ringing]

Something's different
about you today.

Wait. You didn't try
an energy drink again, did you?

No. It's just that
after yesterday,

I have no clue
how to be a woman

in a way that doesn't judge
other women.

So you picked Monster.

How dare you
call any woman a monster,

you monster?

I'm dressed like this
to show support

for all the beautiful ways
women express themselves.

Even the ones
I think are stupid.

[moans in pain]

I know it's very upsetting
that I have to re-evaluate all my beliefs.

Thank you for understanding.

It's not that.

I'm having a baby.

Right. But are you having
a baby?

Or did society tell you
to have a baby?

Wait, you're really having
a baby.

Call 911!

Wait, No. Call a cab.
Taxi births make the news.

I am calling,

but we're trapped
in the carpool lane.

You have to get
these cars to move

so an ambulance can get in.

[moans in pain]

Okay, I'll, uh...

-[woman] Hey! Move, buddy!
-[man] Hey! Come on!

It's the hot-girls
police details! Yes!

Help, Sheriff Cogburn! Help!

Look out!
It's the serial killer!

And he's even crazier
than we thought!

What? No!

It's Velma! My dad's goomar
is having a baby.

Aw, a wittle guy?

No, you need to get these cars
out of here

so an ambulance can get in.

[moans in pain]

-10-4.
-[siren blaring]

All right, everybody.

We got ourselves
an official tender moment.

A woman is experiencing

the sacred miracle
of childbirth!

[woman] Oh! Look at that!

Oh! She's crowning.

Actually, I should
probably see this too,

always wondered
how it worked.

Come on, fellas!

It's show-and-tell time.

Wait, no! Where are you going?

[ambulance siren wailing]

[horn blaring]

Olive, please help me.

If we can get these students
out of the way,

the ambulance
could drive up on the grass.

Sure, but no one's
moving, Velma.

A lady is giving birth
in front of school.

This is literally why

social media exists.

Stop! Or at least get
my ring light. It's in the trunk.

Then you'll just have
to give them something better to look at.

Wait! You're not thinking--

Yes, I need you to muster
all of your sexiness

and lure everyone away
with a sexy dance.

Like a shimmy into
a bouncy thing?

I'm not a dancer.

Just show me ass cheeks
going in different directions.

And what? You'll just watch
and silently judge us?

Pass. Our sexy dancing
is for ourselves.

And once to raise money
for a dog

that needed hip surgery.

Fine. If you won't do it,
I will.

Hey, everyone, look at me!

I'm sexy, I'm fun.

[Velma] Ooh, yeah.

I'm rolling on some gum.

Did I accidentally tase her?

What's happening?
Why isn't this luring the crowd towards me?

Because if you're
gonna be sexy,

you have to own it.

You look like
a white influencer

trying to choreograph
her own dance

instead of just stealing one.

I know. I'm trying,

but I'm just not comfortable
owning it.

Wait, that's it.
That's the answer.

Just like how you're all women
who don't wanna own shorts that cover your butt,

I'm a woman
who doesn't wanna own it.

And one isn't better
than the other.

Whoa, whoa! Hold on.

So you're saying,
while we're all juicy asses...

I'm all sass and glasses, baby.

Velma! Hurry up
and do something!

Yes, of course.

Girls, let's do a respective
yet equally valid dance.

[hip hop music playing]

[groaning like zombies]

[grunting]

Oh my God!

Norville, I've definitely
been here before.

I feel like all the answers
to my questions

about my parents are in there.

[Norville] The bathrooms?

Wait. I mean in there.

Daphne, this is a bad idea.

It's too coincidental.

The serial killer could know

you're looking for your parents
and be manipulating you.

Wow. I would be
a really good serial killer.

Was that vocational test right?

I know it's risky, Norville,
but I have to try.

Finding my parents
is the only way to figure out

why I'm so different
from everyone.

This is gonna sound crazy,

but I love danger.

[laughs maniacally]

No. Not a cute one.

Oops.

[laughing]

Apologize.

My moms
have done everything to teach me to be safe,

but I'm still
danger-prone Daphne.

Fighting, dealing drugs,

possibly walking
into a serial killer's trap.

Who are my biological parents,

and why am I like this?

-[sighs]
-What's wrong?

Everything.

I hate danger,

so I can't mimic
your personality to make Velma like me.

Yeah, that's what
I've been trying to do.

No.

Yep. And it would've
worked, too.

I'm inquisitive
and athletic,

and I can fake being dumb

after carrying on
a conversation with you all day.

-Mmm-hmm.
-But I can't make myself like danger.

I'm far too sane.

So if that's the thrill ride
to nowhere Velma's looking for

I'm wasting my time.

I'm sorry, Norville,
but trust me,

there's someone other than
Velma out there for you.

Yeah, sorry. I can't do this
dumb talk anymore.

-I'm gonna hop.
-What?

You can't just leave me here.

I'm not afraid
of who's in there.

I'm just afraid
they'll think I'm a loser

who couldn't get friends
to come with them.

Yeah, well, there's no world
where I'm ever solving a mystery

in an abandoned amusement park.

So if you want a ride,
it's now or never.

[car doorknob clicks]

[sighs] Fine, I'm coming.

But you're only getting
two stars.

[engine starts]

[man chuckling]

[snoring]

Velma, I know we've had
our differences,

but you really saved the day.

And not just because
your janky nails

came in handy
for cutting the cord.

I was pretty great today
wasn't I?

Possibly the greatest
woman of all time.

Even better than that girl

with a ponytail
that's on the quarter.

You know, after seeing you
take charge like that,

I really hope my little girl
grows up to be just like you.

Wow. Thank you, Sophie.

On the inside at least.

[Velma sighs]

Nope, not for me.

Yes, for me.

Fred?

I, uh, think you meant

to send this
to Daphne next door.

No, Velma, wait!

I'm here
because I want you.

To be the before picture
in another diet pill scam?

I mean, at least
you're asking this time.

No, that book you gave me

opened my eyes
to your inner beauty.

Wait, really? [gasps]

I've dreamt about this moment

one time on an airplane.

I was escorted off.
It's not important.

Hey, I'm as surprised
as you are,

but you know,
what can I say?

That book broke my brain.

So let's make the best of this

reverse Beauty and the Beast
nightmare, right?

Wait, what?

Anyway, wanna go
to Hand Stuff Point?

Fred, while I'm glad
you've learned

to appreciate inner beauty...

Oh, yes.
Speak your mind, baby.

Right. Well, I also prefer
inner beauty.

And, yes,
up until right now,

I found you irresistible.

But now
I just find you gross.

What? How?

You know I'm rich, right?

Like, I once sat through
an entire opera rich.

Sorry, Fred,
but for what it's worth,

I am keeping
the picture you sent me

for plane rides.

[theme music playing]

[sighs in relief]

If Velma can be herself,
Gigi, so can you.

-[groans]
-Hey, watch where you're going.

Valedictorians have
the right of way.

Gigi?

Hi.

Are you talking
about my IQ?

You tell me.

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