All language subtitles for The Class s01e01 Reunites Pilot.eng

- Hi, is this Lina Warbler?
- Yes.

This is Ethan Hass.

Who?

Ethan Haas.

I was in third grade
with you and your sister.

I don't know
if you remember me.

No.

Uh, brown hair.
Kind of funny.

Um, about 4'2".

I- I'm sorry.

I- I'm sort of in the middle of
something with my boyfriend.

Okay, so...
where were we?

Oh, right.

Oh, my God!

Trying to put together a surprise party
for my fianc�e

with everyone from our
third grade class.

If you can come,
it'd be great.

I gotta say, while parties
normally bum me out,

this one sounds
particularly creepy.

I know it's kind of weird,
but it's the 20th anniversary

of the day I met
my fianc�e.

Uh, Joanne Richman?
She was also in our class.

- It's kind of a cute story.
- I love cute stories.

I hadn't seen Joanne
since third grade,

then last year,
I was at a medical conference,

and I see this amazing woman
across the room.

Turns out,
we're both pediatricians,

we both have Golden Retrievers,
and our birthdays are one day apart.

Wow. You know, it is funny.
I have no recollection

of either you or Joanne, but you
really sound like people I would hate.

Hello? Duncan, hi.
This is Ethan Haas.

- From third grade?
- Yeah!

Hey, man.
How you doing?

- Hello?
- I got it, Mom.

- Who is it?
- I said it's for me.

- Maybe it's someone I know.
- You don't.

You don't know everyone I know.

Oh, my God.

Now don't you take that tone-
If you don't hang up, I swear-

Not if you're going to live-
... relief from the sound of your voice.

...Regis and Kelly with special guest star
John Travolta where he dances with Kelly.

I didn't tape over it.
I just switched tapes.

Oh. Uh...

So what's up, man?

Hello. Who?

Oh...
When is it?

Wow. Cheating on you
in your own bed.

Yeah. Oh, I hate him.

And yet, I admire him.

- Anyway, did you get a call from some guy...
- Oh, from third grade?

Yeah.

It was really, really weird.

He kept, like, naming all these people
we were in school with.

I don't know,
I couldn't remember one of them.

Like who?
Uh... Kyle? Kyle something?

Kyle Lendo?
Kyle Lendo's gonna be there?

I was totally in love with Kyle Lendo.

Well, look at you.

What happened to the girl
who got dumped last night?

You mean Mrs. Kyle Lendo?

What? He could still be single.

Did that sweater make me
look fat tonight?

Little bit.

This is the number
where we're gonna be.

This is my cell phone,
this is my husband's cell phone.

Oprah!
Oprah, Mommy has to go.

Sweetie,
Mommy has to leave now.

She and Daddy are going to a party
with people Mommy went to school with.

Why?

Because... there's a boy who did something
very mean to Mommy,

and she has to show him how wonderfully
her life turned out.

Don't judge people,
Samantha.

You're only in seventh grade.

You have no idea the crap
that's gonna happen to you.

- Where are you going?
- A party.

Where? Oh, my God, just once
I only asked one question-

I'd like to leave this house without
getting a Gestapo-kind-of-

I just wanna know if you're gonna be near

a store so you can
pick up some cranapple juice.

Sure. Anything else?

- Maybe a coffee cake.
- No problem.

Can I just point out this is your
last chance to take off that hat?

I think Kyle will like it.
It is jaunty.

Ah, it's even ugly from the back.

Welcome. I'm Ethan.

Oh. I-I'm Lina,
and-and this is my sister, Kat.

Oh, after our call,
I assumed you weren't coming.

The deal is we can leave
in 20 minutes if it sucks.

You're just a big bag
of sunshine, aren't ya?

Shall we?

Oh, my God,
there's Kyle Lendo.

You have got to go to St. Kitts.

My partner Aaron and I went there.

Oh, my God,
it was fantastic.

Wow. Rough day for Mrs. Kyle Lendo.

- Hey, man!
- Hey, uh... Duncan.

- Yeah!
- Yeah.

- It's good to see you.
- Oh, ye You too.

- How you been?
- Excellent. Excellent. You?

- Good, good. Couldn't be better.
- Really.

Really? Then, no.

The last couple of years have...
pretty much been a living hell.

- Oh. Sorry.
- It's all gonna get better.

Oh, there you go.

I don't know why I say things
like that. It's not.

Oh, my God.
Is that Nicole?

Uh-huh.

- Aw, she looks-
- Yeah.

- Oh, she brought her dad.
- Husband.

Dad's younger.
It's Yonk Allen.

- Used to play for the Eagles.
- I never followed music.

- It's a football team.
- Or sports.

Can you believe that
I broke up with her?

Moments like this,
I want to kill myself.

We should talk.

- Hello, Kyle.
- Holly! Hi!

How've you been?
Uh-you've- Really good. You?

Oh, even better. Yeah.

Well, you-you look great.

Mm-hmm.

I watch you on TV all the time.

"Holly Ellenbogen: Action News. "

It's not Action News.

No?

"Holly Ellenbogen-
Some Other Kind of News. "

So. It's been a while.

Yeah. Yeah, it has.

Not since...

I want to say prom night.

Really? Has it been that long?

Oh, you know, it's funny.

What's that?

I just wonder what
I'm gonna tell my daughter

when she's in high school
and she asks me,

"Mommy, what was your prom like?"

I guess I'll just say,
Well, sweetie, I went with

this very cute boy
who was a wonderful dancer.

And then we went to a party
at your Aunt Marcie's house.

And later that night,
I walked into her bedroom,

and there he was.
With this other boy

from our Spanish class.
Doing all the things

I was finally prepared
to do with him.

Rrrah!

Um, look.
Holly, I- I am so sorry.

I- I have felt bad about this
for ten years.

In fact, the only reason
I came to this thing tonight

was that I hoped you'd be here
so I could tell you that.

Well. Thank you.

That actually means a lot.
Sorry.

Are you okay?

Mm-hmm. I'm free!

And-and things
really are going well?

Oh, yeah, they really are.
I married just the greatest guy.

And now you get to meet him.

Perry!
Sweetie, over here.

I'm so sorry I'm late.

Oh, my God,
the traffic was vicious.

Kyle, this is my husband,
Perry Pearl.

Hi.

Sweetie, this is Kyle Lendo.
Kyle and I dated in high school.

- Well, uh...
- Ooh, my competition.

Back off, mister!

Shh, here she comes.

Surprise!

Considering that I don't know any of you,
yes, it is.

Okay, so today happens to be
the 20th anniversary

of the first day of third grade,
which means it's also

the 20th anniversary of
the day we met.

So to commemorate
the most important day of my life,

I got as many people
from our class as I could.

I got the actual cook
from the school cafeteria

to make us fish sticks
and Sloppy Joes.

I even tracked down
Mrs. Klinger.

FYI, if you want some vodka,
get it now.

And, uh... here is... a first edition
of Charlotte's Web,

which I believe was your
favorite book from that year.

Can I see you for a moment?

Excuse us.

I can't take it anymore. I know you love me,
I do, but I am drowning in it.

Sweetie, I think we-

Shh!

Who does this?

It's like... On our birthdays,
I got you a sweater.

You had a plane skywriting for me-

Seriously, this just-

Shh!

And it's not just the big days.
It's every day.

Cute little notes under my pillow.
And in the refrigerator.

And in my diaphragm case.

Oh, I-

It is too much. And I don't think
there is a woman in the world

who would disagree with me!

God, I would.

- Excuse me?
- Oh, but...

I- I'm sorry. It's-but- Everything you
just said sounded really, really nice.

I mean, seriously,
if I had someone doing amazing,

travagant things for me every day,
I- I think I'd just shut up.

I mean, you call these problems?

"Oh, it's horrible.
Someone wrote in the sky for me. "

I'd kill to find a little note
in my diaphragm case.

Oh... But that's just me.

Then maybe he should be with you.

No, Joanne.
Joanne, wait. Wait.

This is the best party ever.

- Nice speech.
- It was horrible.

I thought it was great.
Oh, happy people complaining.

No, they deserve to be yelled at.
I'm Richie.

Lina.

No, I know. Um- You sat in front of me
in Ms. Klinger's class,

but then in fourth grade
you were gone.

We transferred to private school.

After Kat was expelled
for telling Mr. Dubin

he looked like a penis.

He did, he kinda looked
like a penis.

Yeah, and the turtlenecks didn't help.

I like your hat.

Are-are you making fun of me?
'Cause I don't think I could handle-

No, I like it.
It's, um... jaunty.

Hey.

Couldn't have looked like crap
just a little, huh?

Come here.

And... you're married.

I know. I keep looking down
at my hand like, "What the hell?"

And, um... you're living in a big house
out in Gladwynne now?

It's crazy.
It's got nine bathrooms.

Really?
Does he have a problem?

No, that's just
how big the house is.

Oh. Gotcha.

So, where are you living now?

I'm still in Narberth.

- Oh, where?
- Oh, uh... Montgomery Street.

Doesn't your mom live... Oh.

Yeah.

People are kind of afraid to come in here
and get their coats.

So...
I volunteered.

Yeah, coats. Sure.

She gave me back
my grandmother's ring.

Sorry.

Everything was so right.

I mean, did I tell you our
birthdays are one day apart?

Yeah, yeah, but I gotta say-a

My birthday is the same day
as that Son of Sam guy.

It's not really enough
to build a relationship on.

Well, it wasn't just that. When we met,
it was like fate brought us together.

Now what's it doing?

I'm not a big believer in fate.

Yeah, well, I hate fate.

Oh, let's not make it mad, though.

I can't believe this.

I'm gonna take the car
to go get some coffee with this guy.

What?

I'll be back soon.
He's really, reay nice.

And he likes my hat.

Okay.

- So, you're happy.
- Me? Oh, yeah.

It's all good.
I mean, Yonk's a lot older,

so we're into different stuff,
and-and we have different friends.

And he's away a lot,
promoting the Yonk Allen Barbeque Grill.

Okay.

But, I mean, how cool is it?
I'm married to Yonk Allen.

It's-it's awesome.

Yeah, I mean, he was a huge football star,
so, you know, he... got hit in the head a lot.

But he takes really good care of me,
and he's very sweet.

Sometimes mean,
but-but mostly sweet.

Well, yeah, that's
- that's just like your dad.

- Yes.
- Yes.

Hey, babe.
Time to go to the airport.

I'll be right there.

So, anyway...
It's really great to see you again.

Yeah. Yeah, you too.

Then... You're happy?

Yeah. Like you said,
It's all good.

It's just... kinda hard knowing that
I'm not even 30,

and the greatest thing that will ever
happen to me already happened.

You take care of yourself, okay?

Am I... the best thing
that's ever happened to you?

Baby, come on.
'Course you are.

- Really?
- Sure.

You're not counting playing
in the Super Bowl.

I mean, come on.
It's the Super Bowl.

But you're definitely number two.

Oh, wait.
There's that million-dollar

check I got for putting my name
on that stupid barbeque grill.

That didn't suck.

So it goes Super Bowl,
big check, then you.

Dinner at the White House...

When I was planning this party,
I kept looking at these kids.

And they're all smiling,
and happy, and hopeful,

and... I kept thinking,
"How many of these kids are happy today?"

I would say... all the ones
who didn't come to this party.

I'm serious.
There were 28 of us in the class.

How many of us are already, like,
stuck in lousy jobs, or bad marriages?

How many of us have already
made that one big dumb choice

we'll never really recover from?

Of all those smiling kids,
how many are still smiling?

I mean, back then we just assumed
that everything would work out.

How many of us are going
to end up in a good place,

without messing it up
along the way?

And I just felt really good, 'cause, like...
I was one of the happy ones.

I had found Joanne.

And what do you do when you lose the person
you were meant to be with?

Just so I know, um...
How long are you gonna wallow?

She left me an hour ago.

I was thinking maybe
an hour and ten minutes?

Dude, you have got to stop thinking about
her as the person you were meant to be with.

In fact, just stop thinking
about her as a person.

For a while, she is just that
selfish, hurtful whore.

Well, I'll give you selfish and hurtful.

Oh, give me whore, too!

Come on.

She just dumped you in front of 20 strangers
at a party that you threw for her.

I think we can trade up.

I guess.

I just can't even imagine
being with anyone else.

I know. I do.

It hurts, but...

I have totally
forgotten your name.

I'm sorry I have to go,
but I need to pick up my sister.

It's all right.
We can, uh, do this again.

Really?

Yeah, sure.
And not just for coffee.

Next time, there may be pie.

Oh, wow. I love pie.

I was just kidding,
but so do I.

Oh.

So, um, anyway, uh...

Night.

Good night.

Bye.

Hello?

Hey, it's me. Um, hi.
Is it okay that I miss you already?

It's very okay.
I has such a nice time tonight.

Can I tell you something?

I'm coming out of a... pretty dark
time in my life right now.

You are? Why?

It's-it's just been, like,
everything that, like, could go wrong

has... gone wrong.

And I almost... didn't make it
to this party tonight,

but I'm-I'm so glad that I did.

You're, like, the, uh-
the first good thing

that's happened in my life
in the last two years.

I am?

You are like this amazing,
shining, positive-

Lina? Lina?

Hello?

Hey.

What are you doing here?

What-

Good enough.

Um, I don't know what this is.

I don't care.

Nicole?

Hi, Mrs. Carmello.

How have you been?

Mom-

What, I can't ask a question?

Not tonight.

It's nice to see you again, dear.

Should I set out extra towels?

I don't know!

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