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Andrew:
Welcome to room 320. Hello.

Hello, how are you? Hello.

Hi.

It is so good to see so many
of you come here tonight.

Thank you so much. Kids?

Lets welcome our parents!

(Applauding)

Boy:
Thats my dad!

All right, now,
the kids have worked

really, really hard to make sure
you guys have a very fun night.

And one of the things we did
is we came up with a game.

Uh, the first ones kind of
like a... its like a pop quiz.

But its-its totally fine,

because youve had
11 years to study.

Now, all these drawings
behind me,

the children made
in response to the statement,

"how I see me."

So, you assignment is

to go find your Childs drawing,

and then place it on
his or her desk.

So lets go.

Mother:
Ill find it.

(Talking indistinctly)

Trust you to be
wrong every time.

Me, wrong?

Its a girls drawing.

Janet:
Its a house.

Men build houses.
Some men even buy them.

Oh, but not me, right?

Well, save your breath,
basketballs his favorite sport.

-Well, it used to be.
-It still is.

And dont act like you
know my son better than me.

You dont live there.

You dont see how much

he likes living in
a house with a yard.

All that stuff I could
never give him, right?

-Mm.
-Andrew: Um, you know...

There are no grades here.

This is just a fun kind of
warm-up activity.

Well, you dont see
how much he likes

watching the game with me.

Believe me,
I know what my son likes.

Well, so do I.

Youre both wrong.

John:
Heres your picture, Brett.

Heh.

My mother the volcano.

You are the one
who is always exploding.

I think that picture
explains everything.

Tess:
How so?

Well, the volcano
exploding is, um...

Its like all the anger
that he feels.

And the dinosaur?

The dinosaurs...

Very lonely.

The world he knew

has become extinct.

Divorce can do that to children.

At least Andrew has
gotten John to a point

where he can make
a drawing like that.

Well, its one thing
to draw a volcano,

but its a whole other thing
to be one.

Johns parents have divided

their friends, their money,

their furniture, but they...

But they cant figure out
how to divide their own son.

(Sighs)

♪ When you walk

♪ down the road

♪ heavy burden

♪ heavy load

♪ I will rise

♪ and I will walk with you

♪ ill walk with you

♪ till the sun
dont even shine ♪

♪ walk with you

♪ every time, I tell you

♪ ill walk with you

♪

Walk with you

♪ believe me,
ill walk with you. ♪

(School bell ringing,
kids talking)

(Sighs, sniffs)

Hey.

Wow, thats a great dinosaur.

That looks like the guy that you
drew in that volcano picture.

Its a comp.

Its short for compsognathus,

one of the smallest
dinosaurs ever.

He lived in Canada
around the Jurassic period.

Oh.

That mustve been kind of tough.

Being a little guy with all
those... those big guys

stomping around all the time.

(Horn honking)

Girl:
Hi, mom!

Woman:
Hi, honey, lets go!

Whos coming to get you?

(Sighs)

Um, on Fridays its my dad,

but... but sometimes,
if he has to work late,

which is okay, cause money
doesnt grow on trees,

and you gotta do
what you gotta do,

well, then it could be my mom.

But if shes stuck, she could
send my grandmother.

Or Phil.

And thats your stepdad, right?

Phil? You call him Phil?

I dont know what else
to call him.

Well, I tell you what.

What if I go inside,
and give your mom a call.

You know, just to let her know
that... that youre not alone.

If you want.

I want.

Janet:
So, you like your new teacher?

Yeah.

He seems like
hed be a lot of fun.

Yeah.

You know what
ive been in the mood for?

Ice cream.

How about on Sunday,
when you get home,

-we take a trip to the dq?
-Ice cream in winter?

Cool!

I guess thats whats
so great about your mom.

She gets to make up
her own rules.

Well... when do I
get to make some up?

When youre a grown-up.

Phil: Thats the way
of the world, John.

You dont get to
make up new rules

until you understand
the old ones.

(Doorbell chimes)

Finish your dinner!

Its his turn to wait.

-Hey.
-Hi, dad!

How you doing, kiddo?

-Sorry im late.
-Oh, thats okay.

Uh, hold on,
let me go get my stuff.

So you forgot
your gloves, too, huh?

(Sighs, sniffs)

I didnt forget him.

I had to work late.

I didnt say anything.

Right.

So, that things
still running, huh?

Dont worry. Its safe.

Well, you finally got those rims
you were always talking about.

Yeah.

They look good, dont they?

Yeah. Congratulations.

(Footsteps running down stairs)

Hey. You got your homework?

-Yeah.
-Mm.

Martin:
Whoopsie.

There you go.

Go, baby, warm it up.

(Car engine growls)

Ready, buddy?

-Yes!
-Oh, yeah.

Martin:

I dont know what
your mother told you,

but I got stuck

fixing a fuel mix situation
on a Ford probe.

Its okay, dad.

Those-those car computers
can be a real headache.

You said it. Hey.

Probably worked on
my last Plymouth today.

Cant believe
they cut those out.

Youre telling me.

Man, if I was in charge
of Chrysler, I would...

Hey, what do you say
we go to my place,

catch a shower,
well grab a pizza,

check out the game
on big screen?

I already ate.

Oh, yeah, right.

Well, I-I could eat again.

Thats a nice jacket.

Is it new?

Yeah.

We just went to get socks,
and mom saw it...

-...and so she just...
-Mom bought it for you,

just right then and there,
didnt she?

Yeah.

What was wrong with
the one I got you?

(Music playing, talking)

You want some tokens?

Hey, look, its my teacher.
Remember?

Martin:
Oh, yeah.

Looks like hes
got a girlfriend.

Uh, you want to go say hi?

Nah, you know what?

Dont bother him.

Play the games.

Okay.

(Pinball machine chiming)

Hey. Hey, John!

Hi. Dont mind me.

Come here. Come on.

I want you to meet
a friend of mine.

This is Monica.
Monica... this is John.

-Hi.
-Hello.

Andrews teaching me how to
play, im not very good, but...

(Monica gasps happily)
Would you look at that?

John:
Hes a pretty good teacher.

Oh, well...

Thank you.

Hey, take my turn.

Okay.

So, are you a teacher, too?

Uh, no, but I suppose

I do the sorts of things
that teachers do.

Like what?

Well, I teach people how
to solve their problems.

Like in math?

Well, no. Harder than math.

I mean, in math you either
add or subtract or multiply,

and you still come up
with the same answer.

Lifes not that simple.

Sometimes things dont add up
no matter how hard you try.

Yeah. Thats when you know
you really got a problem.

Thats where I come in.

I help people find new answers.

Like a private eye?

Well, Monica is an advocate.

Oh, so like a lawyer.

Well, yeah,
lawyers are advocates.

So if I had a problem,

youd be on my side, right?

Right.

Oh, no, I forgot my book.

So much for helping him
with his homework.

-Were eating first.
-You didnt even look

to see if he had his books
when he left the house.

He said he had them.

Great! And if he says hes
finished his homework,

are you just gonna take
him at his word then, too?

Hes 11! I cant trust him
to match his socks

much less monitor
his own homework.

Well, I trust my kid.

Well, so do I,
but I still check.

Thats not trust. It wasnt
before and it isnt now.

Ill go.

Please do not make this
about US!

-You just made it about US.
-I did not!

Guys, guys, please. Come on.

Can you settle this outside?

Sorry.

I am so sick of this.

Will you be my advocate?

Yes, but do you have a problem?

Yeah, big one.

I dont have much money.

Well, the moneys not important.

What do you want me to do?

I want to get a divorce
from my parents.

John, I know that this is has
been really, really hard on you,

but divorce is
very, very serious from anyone.

It should only be used
as a last resort.

It is! They only fight
when they get together,

and the only reason they
get together is cause of me.

And if im gone,
then they wont fight anymore.

But its not that simple, John.

You cant just be gone.

I mean, youll have to go to
court and so will your parents.

Youll have to talk to a judge.

Youll have to make some
very painful choices.

It cant hurt any more
than it already does.

Okay, you know what I think?

I think you need a break,
not a divorce.

So, tell you what.

Im gonna go over,
talk to you dad

and ask him if itd be okay

for you and I just
to spend the day together,

just hanging out, just
the two of US, all right?

Then maybe thatll allow
your mom and your dad

a little time to settle
some things, okay?

Okay.

Lets go.

Well?

Well, John wants to ask his
parents for a divorce,

but I think weve managed
to talk him out of it.

I see. Now there are two more
adults telling

that child how he should feel.

John:
Oh, cool.

Do you think it would be,
like, like, too dumb

if I worked with dinosaurs
when I grew up?

No, I dont think
thatd be dumb.

Even though theyre extinct?

Just because theyre not roaming
up and down the street

doesnt mean that we cant learn
stuff from them.

Hey, and its not like
im learning anything

at basketball practice, so...

John, tell me something.

If you dont like basketball,
why do you play?

My dad says if hed played
on a team in high school,

he could have gotten a
scholarship and gone to college.

I mean, a lot of guys
dumber than him did.

Phil did.

Phil played basketball?

Golf. But it was a team.

Whoa!

Youve got everything
an artist needs there.

I paid for it all by myself.

Thats a big deal.

How do you know?

Well, your dad cant get mad
that your mom bought it,

and you mom cant get mad
that your dad bought it.

Yeah.

Andrew/john: ♪ 67 bottles
of root beer on the wall ♪

♪ 67 bottles of root beer
on the wall ♪

♪ 67 bottles of root beer

♪ you take one down
and pass it around ♪

♪ 66 bottles of root beer
on the wall ♪

65...

If hed stay with me longer,
ID put it up over there!

No, because thats not
our custody agreement!

They always argue when dad
comes to Phils house.

Im sorry, John.

I had a nice day.

Yeah, me, too.

(Indistinct arguing)

Janet:
Why dont you call first!

What do you mean, call?
I came with the...

This is my house, Martin,
not yours.

No, no, its
my sons house, too.

And this is for my son.

Dont tell me about your son.
He is my son.

Hey, kiddo.
Hey, check this out.

Im gonna hang it up
over there.

Pretty soon, youll be
a scoring machine.

That is not staying here,
Martin.

Hey, get her. She thinks

shes the only one that can buy
you stuff.

All right, thats it.
I want you out of here now!

Oh, sweetheart, oh, dont pay
any attention to him.

Its gonna be okay.

-Its not my fault.
-Yes, its your fault.

Everything would have been
if you hadnt gotten in the way.

You come here, you bring all
your toys...

Shut up! Just shut up!

See?! Forget it, Andrew.

I want to do it.

Just gotta do it.

Do what?

Evening.
Are you Janet grabowski?

Yes.

There you go.

Phil?

Martin wants custody again?

No, youre not
gonna believe this.

I dont get it.

How does a kid get a custody
hearing for himself?

Well, Martin had to put him
up to this.

He had to. He just cant stand
for me to win.

(Doorbell rings)

Win?

Well, I got John in the divorce,

and then I got you.
What has Martin got?

(Knocking)

-Martin: Whats this?
-You got one, too.

Which one of you put him
up to this?

US. You just wont let US
settle down and be happy.

You put him up to this!

No, no, no, no, no, this has
your prints all over it.

Dont you remember?
Calling in the lawyers

the first time was your idea,
too.

Look, if John did this
on his own,

then its clearly a cry
for help.

My son would never do this
on his own.

(Voice breaks):
Why would he do this at all?

Why dont we ask him?

♪

All rise.

Summit county family court
is now in session.

(Gavel bangs)

This court is called to order

in the matter of

ashburn v.
Ashburn and grabowski.

In the matter of

ashburn v.
Ashburn and grabowski.

You may be seated.

Now this is a case,
in my opinion,

that never should have come
to court in the first place.

The young man felt he had
no other choice, your honor.

Martin: Your honor, excuse me,
your honor.

Uh, we can solve this whole
thing really easy.

All you got to do is
give me custody.

I mean, thats what should
have happened

in the first place.

Did I ask for your opinion, sir?

Um, im sorry, but...

She just doesnt pay him
enough attention

ever since she got married.

You cant blame this on me.

Janet: Your honor,
this man has not kept

a single custody condition
since our....

I want quiet and I want it now!

Now, it doesnt take a lot
of legal mumbo jumbo

to show me that this is
a situation

that needs a time-out.

I know a time-out is
usually for children,

but in this case,
I cannot tell the difference

between the adults
and the children.

She cant say that.
Can she say that?

Mr. Ashburn, this is my court.

I can say what I want
to when I want to.

And you get a chance to listen.

Unless you want me to give you
my decision now.

No.

I didnt think so.

Now if there ever was a
situation that needed everybody

to take a step back
and let it settle,

this is it.

And so thats what were
going to do.

In the meantime, Monica,

who is the advocate
for this minor child,

is going to take
some depositions.

The rest of you are gonna
take a deep breath

and cool yourselves off.

John, if you had to live with
someone other than your parents

for a few days,
where could you live?

I want to live with him.

Uh, you mean at my house?

Uh-huh.

Your honor, tha...

That would be fine.

At my house.

Tess:
Temporary custody is granted.

And this court
will reconvene in two days.

Bailiff:
All rise.

Tess (muffled): Nobody comes in
until im finished.

Oh, there you are.

Were having a bit
of a dispute over decor.

Andrew:
Ah.

But its about to be solved.

(Laughs)

Entrez.

Andrew:
Whoa!

(Laughing):
This is...

...am-- uh, amazing!

Its my own design.

I wanted you to have
something elegant and classic

and strong,
like an angel should be.

Well, its-its
all those things.

Im very pleased with it.

Monica:
However, angels

are also peaceful,
comforting and warm,

and I think that your home
should reflect that,

because thats really
who you are.

I am.

You are.

This, th-this is very... um...

Very... um...

...its very beautiful, too.

Theyre both
very beautiful in each...

Each in their own way
are very... really...

Which one do you like better?

Well, uh, you know, I...

Come on, which one will it be?

Weve got a little boy waiting.

Andrew...
Which one is it going to be?

(Anxious laugh)

I wasnt sure how long itd be,

so I didnt know what to pack.

It shouldnt be too long.

Well, I may have to stay here
till I go to college.

College, huh?

Okay, well... (Laughs)

I guess we need to get to work
on those grades, then.

Come on in.

What do you think?

Its, uh... its interesting.

Wheres the TV?

Im not sure.

See, I had these two
really good friends,

they wanted to help me
decorate the apartment,

so some of these things are what
one of them wanted,

and some of these things are
what the other one wanted.

Well... wheres the stuff
you wanted?

I dont know.

I was so busy trying
not to hurt their feelings...

(Chuckles)

...that I forgot to be
honest with them.

Tell you what, though--

this time, the guys
fix the place up.

Excellent.

You made some changes to it

since the parent-teacher night.

Well, seeing
the real thing helped.

You know, the cop mightve made
it to the meteor crash,

but he was stomped out by
two bigger dinosaurs.

Like t-Rex or gigantosaurus,
im not sure which.

A lot of people dont know
he was ever here.

Thats just a theory, John.

Its like the meteor crash.

You know,
the scientists dont know

what brought the dinosaurs
to extinction,

but two bigger dinosaurs

couldnt make the little guy
just disappear.

Yeah, well, they got their
theories and I got mine.

Right.

Everybody has a right
to their own theory.

For example...

I have a theory that this, uh,
this leopard pillow

should pretty much
be in the trash.

Leopard...

Do you mind if I call you Janet?

I know this must be very
difficult for you.

Do you have any idea why John

decided to pursue
this legal action?

No, I dont.

And thats
whats so upsetting about it.

I mean,
John likes living with US--

with Phil and I, I mean.

Its the first time
that hes seen two adults

who are not at each others
throats all the time.

And Martin cant stand that,
so he does things

to undermine me all the time.

Ive tried to make Sunday night
dinner a special event--

and Martin knows that--

but he still brings him home
late every time.

Do you think that Martin
is a good father?

Martin doesnt act like
a father with him.

He treats their time together

like its a 48-hour free pass
to Disneyland.

What happens to a boy who never
learns how to handle

the really tough things
in life?

Martin:
Of course I make my time

with John like Disneyland.

I only get him
for two days a week.

I gotta make that time
as pleasant as I can.

If he has homework or something
important to do,

would it kill her to tell me?

ID get it done.

I may not have a fancy degree,
like Phil, but...

Im not stupid.

As for getting him
home late, eh...

I dont watch the clock
when im with him.

(Sighs)

Actually, thats not true.

I do nothing
but watch the clock.

Every minute of every weekend,

I know exactly how much longer
I have with my son.

Thats not fair.

So...

If I bring him home late,
once in awhile...

...sue me.

I-I-I think things
have to change

when you add something new
to the family equation.

And dont get me wrong-- I think
John is a great kid.

I even asked him to give me
his mothers hand in marriage.

And, uh, he said he thought
it would be okay,

after he thought
for a long time,

as long as I didnt ask him
to call me dad,

which I would never do.

But... mm, I mean,
if you want to know

where I think hed be
better off,

ID have to say it would be
with Janet.

Although I can see
where Martins coming from...

...its a difficult position
to be in, you know?

Ive read through
the depositions,

and ive had a chance
to see this

through the eyes of the parents.

John, now ID like to see it

from your particular
point of view.

-Martin: Uh, your honor--
-Janet: This is completely--

not a word.

You people have had your chance.
Just sit down.

John...

Im going to have to ask you
some questions,

and I want you to answer
as honestly as you can, okay?

Okay.

Have either of your parents
ever beaten you

or hurt you physically
in any way?

No.

Have they ever locked you
out in the cold?

No.

Have they ever
made you go hungry

when there was food
in the house?

John:
No.

Tess:
Okay.

Thank you.
Youre doing great.

Now...

Honey, I need for you to tell me

your side of the story.

I...

I dont...

I changed my mind.

I... I dont want a divorce.

Im fine. Its okay.

John, I know this is hard,

but you asked for our help,

and we cant help you decide
where to live

unless you talk to me.

Youre not gonna
make me pick, are you?

Because I cant.

If I have to pick...

I choose not to pick.

In light of this, your honor,

ID like to enter a motion
to dismiss.

As you said, this should never
have come before this court.

Sit down, sir.

Ive seen enough to know

that this matter
will not be resolved

by simply dismissing it today.

Now, John, I know you dont
want to hear this,

but you brought this matter
to court,

and we take things
very seriously here,

and we cant just forget it,

even if you changed
your mind.

And the truth is, baby...

You dont want
to leave here today

and go back
to the way it was, do you?

Its okay.

I can handle it.

Baby, you shouldnt have to.

Were gonna take a recess.

And when I come back,
some decisions

are gonna be made here.

Well reconvene in ten minutes,

and I will see the parents
in my chambers now.

(Gavel bangs)

Bailiff:
All rise.

Theyre all gonna hate me.

Everybodys gonna hate me.

Im going to tell you a story.

Two women were fighting
over one child.

It seems they both claimed
to be the mother.

And they couldnt
settle the argument,

so they went to
wise king Solomon

for a judgment.

I know its an old story,

but its a good one.

So listen up.

Solomon couldnt tell
just by looking at them

who was the true parent.

And so he called for a sword

to cut the baby in two,

so that each woman
could have a half.

And one of the ladies said,
"well, good.

That way well both lose."

And the other lady said, "oh,
please, no, dont-dont do that.

I would rather that the child

live with her than be harmed."

And thats how Solomon
knew the real mother

from the pretender.

Because the real mother
did not care about winning.

She just cared about her baby.

Well, with all due respect,
your honor,

but that was a case between

one real parent

and one person pretending
to be a parent.

I mean, were both real parents.

Mm.

But both of you are willing to
let your son get torn apart.

Tess:
A real parent wouldnt do that.

Your son sees the sword coming.

And hes been
crying out for help.

But you havent heard him,
because youve been so busy

arguing all the time.

And then... he came to US.

And we listened.

And thats frightening you.

Janet:
Of course it is.

No one is going to
take my child from me.

Are you going to
hold onto him so tightly

that he tears in half,
and you lose him anyway?

Look, hes just confused,
were not losing him.

Tess:
Not yet.

But every time you fight

in front of him,

you pull further away,

and hes more alone and angrier.

And one day, that anger
is going to express itself

in a terribly ugly way.

And the two of you are
going to look at each other.

"What happened?

"How could such a sweet child

turn into such a bitter,
hateful creature?"

And the answer is...

He grew up with two of them.

I dont even know
why I came here.

And I dont want to
talk to anybody,

because nobodys going to
listen to me anyway.

Im listening.

Monicas listening,
the judge is listening.

And most importantly,
god is listening.

God?

Like up in the sky god?

Well... god isnt just
up in the sky.

Where is he, then?

God is everywhere.

Well, how do you know?

Maybe hes just a story.

May...maybe he used to be,
but he went extinct.

Like the dinosaurs.

No, John.

God is not extinct.

He is here, right now.

He heard your prayers.

He saw your tears.

And thats why
he sent you some angels

to help you through this.

John:
Whoa...

Youre angels?

Really?

Oh, yeah.

And god sent US here
to give you a message.

He knows that you were
feeling like that dinosaur

that we saw in the museum.

That you were afraid
of being trampled.

But god wants you to know
that hes there for you.

He will give you
the strength you need

to get through this problem.

He will always give you
the strength you need

to survive, and find your way.

He will?

Monica:
He will.

God loves you so much, John.

Thats why he send US here,

to help you find
a way to be heard.

And he sent another angel, too,

to talk to your parents.

The judge.

Maybe theyll listen to her.

They dont listen
to me any more.

Oh, I promise you,
theyll listen to her.

And do you know what
shes going to tell them?

Shes going to tell them
to listen to you.

Andrew:
John...

That means that
you have to talk.

Now, I know youre afraid.

But youve got to
tell them how you feel.

Because, sometimes, parents
teach their children things.

And sometimes, children have to
teach their parents things.

Like what?

Like who you are.

What

you

feel.

What

you

feel.

What

you

want.

Now, god wants you
to obey your parents, John.

But he also wants them
to know how you feel.

Youve been teaching
your parents all your life.

From the moment
every child is born,

their parents see the world
all over again, brand-new.

And through their Childs eyes,

they see that
colors are more vibrant,

flowers are more fragrant,

and music fills their soul

in a way they could
never even imagine.

And when the child
learns to walk,

it reminds their parents that

when you fall down,

you should just get
right back up again.

And when a child
stands and says,

"I know who I am, and I know
that god loves me,"

it reminds their parents

that every child
deserves to be respected.

You can teach
your parents that lesson.

God will help you.

(Sighs)

We have a difficult matter
before this court

that requires not simply
a fair decision,

but more importantly,

a decision in the best interest
of this child.

Unfortunately,
but understandably,

John has found it hard

to tell me how
he feels about this,

so I will have to make
a decision without his input.

Excuse me.

Yes, baby?

-I think...
-Martin: Uh, John...

Dont, uh, dont
interrupt the judge.

Did I call you "baby?"

You hush.

Go ahead, baby.

I think... I think
im ready to talk now.

Excellent!

Come up here by me.

I-I think this witness box kind
of scares you a little bit.

Yes, I am...

And yes, he is.

And hes listening right now.

Have you figured out what
you want everybody to hear?

Yeah.

But...

Theyre always
yelling at each other.

When theyre not doing that,

theyre yelling at me
about each other.

I cant talk to them.

I just want to talk to them.

What is it you want to say?

I-I want to say that...

Say it to them.

Tell them, baby.

(Sighs)

I want to be able to wear

whatever coat
I feel like wearing,

and not have someone mad at me

because im not wearing theirs.

I want to be able to say,

"im going home,"

not "moms house,"
or "dads house," just

home.

I dont want to have to eat

twice in one night,

just to make
both of you feel good.

Thats not my job.

(Sobs)

Im not supposed to
take care of you,

youre supposed to
take care of me.

(Sniffs)

Im the kid!

I just want to be the kid again.

(John sobs)

I dont want to feel

that if I dont
do everything right,

all the time,

youll stop loving me.

What?

You stopped loving each other.

Maybe you could stop
loving me, too.

-(Crying)
-Janet: Oh John,

wed never do that
to you, we love you!

Martin (whispering):
Oh, that would never happen.

Never happen.
We love you so much.

Both of US.

Janet: Oh...

That would never happen,
my sweetheart.

-Yeah.
-Never.

We were both just so... busy,

thinking about how hurt we were,

that we just didnt see...

We didnt see
how much we hurt you.

I know, thats no excuse.

Good.

Cause we dont need
any more excuses.

And we sure dont need
any more blame.

We need change.

This child needs parents

that love him,
and will listen to him.

No matter how they feel
about each other.

Thats all hes asking,

and it doesnt take
somebody like Solomon

to see the wisdom in that.

So im not calling for
a sword today.

Im waiting to hear
two parents say... "Enough."

Can you say that?

Enough.

Enough.

What do you think, John?

Do you believe them?

They yell...

But I dont think they lie.

Well, then, what happens
next is left to you.

Do I make my decision,

or do I say, "case dismissed?"

Case dismissed.

I like the sound of that.

They handed in
their new pictures today.

He really has a lot of talent,
doesnt he?

Yeah, and a brand
new jacket, too.

(Laughs)

Andrew:
Thats the best part.

Thank you, sir.

I had no idea you knew
so much about dinosaurs.

You are so smart.

And a pretty good teacher, too.

Well, theres your dad.
Hes right on time.

Come here.

Give me a big kiss.

Bye, mom.

-Bye, Phil!
-See you.

Oof! Ah...

Oh, hi, dad!

Hey, buddy.

Ah, did you have a good time?

Oh, we had a great time.

-Are you hungry?
-Starving.

Can, uh, can we get some pizza?

Whatever you want.