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[David] Imagine this, seniors.

All you can hear is the sound

of your own heartbeat.

Metal strains against metal.

The weight of your own body

presses against the back

of your seat.

Sweat forms on your forehead

and you reach
the point of no return.

For a split second,
you're completely at rest.

[people screaming]

[Donna] And then you have
to buy a ticket

to experience the rest.

The thrill of victory...

Or the agony of not being there.

So which is it
gonna be, seniors?

Tickets for Senior Ditch Day
at Six Flags Magic Mountain

on sale for ten
more minutes only.

[David] And remember,
for those seniors

not planning on signing up
for Ditch Day,

there is that exciting mandatory
study hall in the library.

[man] Steve Sanders?

Sanders, are you here?

Where else would I be?

[bell rings]

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Donna, David, you guys
did a great sales job.

95% of the senior
class is going.

Yeah, well, it's not hard
to get people to trade in

a day of school
for a day at Magic Mountain.

- I've never been there before.
- [Meyers] You're kidding.

It's the greatest.
Why do you think I volunteered

to be your chaperone?

Wait till you experience
The Viper.

- What's The Viper?
- It's a roller coaster.

[David] Oh, but it's not just
any roller coaster,

it's the biggest, baddest,
fastest roller coaster

- on the West Coast.
- First time I ever rode it,

- I was scared to death.
- You're really gonna love it.

Hey, Dylan.

Tell me you're not closed.

Well, for you two...

maybe we can make a deal.

We're a single, I'm afraid.

You're gonna miss
Senior Ditch Day?

I got to take the SATs
again Saturday.

- Dylan, that's great.
- Yeah, but it leaves me

only one day to study,
and that's Ditch Day.

Yep, and he's got
a heavy-duty study plan

- all worked out.
- This time don't forget

to put your name on the test.
They give you 200 points

just for doing that right.

Steve should know
that's the only way

- he got any points.
- At least it was an honest

200 points.

What are you talking about,
Sanders?

Nothing.

Look, the testing bureau
screwed up, that's all.

I was just kidding.

Wouldn't hurt you to take

your SATs over.

You know what did
they get voted again

this year in the Senior Poll?

"Gloomiest Couple"?

You ready
for The Viper, big guy?

'Fraid not, small guy.
Miss Teasly won't let me

out of detention.

You're kidding?
Ditch Day is like

an inalienable rite of passage.

If I miss detention,
she's gonna make me do

senior year all over again.

Yeah, well, don't do the crime,

if you can't do the time,
huge guy.

"Don't do the crime,
if you can't do the time."

- What a hypocrite.
- Yeah, well, Dylan's been

- through a lot.
- Yeah, fine, but is he

- ever gonna lighten up?
- Maybe after the SAT's.

Feels like he's got
to prove his score

last time wasn't a fluke.

College was real important
to his father.

It's, yeah, it's kind of like
his last salute

to him, you know?

Okay, but does he have to do it

with so much attitude?

He even has Kelly

spouting off attitude.

Oh!

So that's what's bugging you.

No, no, no, it's not.

I'm over her, I'm way over her.

I am.

♪ Dum, dum, dum ♪

♪ Then let's fall in love ♪

♪ Whee... la-la-la-la. ♪

Over, huh?

Excuse me.

Are you Nat, Bussichio?

I could be...
if you wanted me to.

Excuse me, I think the lovely
young lady was talking to me.

Oh, I'm sorry, you're "Brandon."

Yes, and I'm also busted.

Oh, Nat? Nat Bussichio?

I'm Steve.
I don't believe in writing

- on shirts.
- Blond-haired beauty

here to see you.

Mr. Bussichio.

- Bussichio.
- Bussichio.

Um, I'm Ginger O'Hara

from the J. Thomas Parnell
Celebrity Tours

and I'm just dropping by
to confirm

our breakfast arrangements
for tomorrow morning.

Arrangement?

He didn't call you?

Sorry.

That man is so scattered.
I don't know how he runs

a successful business.
I've only been working

for him a few days and it
seems like I have to check

every detail myself
or nothing gets done...

Ginger, slow down.

Start from the beginning.

I'm sorry.

Mr. Parnell, he charters groups

from all over the country
to come to L.A.

and have
a "Hollywood experience."

Whatever that is.

Well, you know,
they, they get to see

where their favorite star lives,
where they eat,

they screen a couple of movies.
I don't know-- like I said,

I just started working for him
and tomorrow he's booked

the Burt Reynolds Fan Club
from Phoenix, Arizona.

I can't believe he didn't get

in touch with you.

Well, it's no problem.

- It's not?
- No.

You couldn't have picked
a better place

to bring your people.

That stool
you're learning against.

That's Burt's favorite.

Always insists
on sitting right there.

You're kidding?

[quietly] I thought that was
Steve McQueen's

- favorite stool.
- Next one.

Nat's fed all the stars here.

That's what our guidebook says.

Our clients
are gonna love it here.

Uh, by the way,
how many "clients"

are we talking about here?

Oh, um, about 20 or so.

Is that a problem?

No, it's just that
usually you don't have

that many waiters
in the morning.

Wait a minute.

How long's this breakfast gig

supposed to last?

Well, we're on
a pretty tight schedule.

Um, breakfast 7:30,

a retrospective screening
of Deliverance

and Starting Over at 9:00,

followed by a preview
of his new hit movie,

Cop-And-A-Halfat 12:45.

[Nat] Perfect.

I'll come in
for the breakfast shift.

- What about Ditch Day?
- Hey, it's no problem.

The fan club will be out of here
by 9:00,

I'll jump in my 'Stang,
cruise up to Magic Mountain

- by myself.
- Or you could always hop

in my 'Vette,

cruise up there in style.

What about...?

I, uh,

I have that covered. [chuckles]

[sneezes]

You okay, Boss?

Couldn't be better.

[phone ringing]

Brandon?

Brandon!

It's Nat.

I'm reconsidering
getting a separate phone line

for you.

Hello.

Brandon.

Hi, Nat.

- Am I late?
- No, no. I just need you

- to open up for me.
- You sure?

What's the matter?
You don't sound so hot.

Some kinda bug

bit me last night.

It hit me like

a ton of bricks.

No, no problem,

I'm practically on my way.

You should probably stay home.

If it wasn't for that fan club
coming, ya know?

Oh, hey, between Willie,
Nadine and myself,

I'm sure we can handle
20 people.

You get some rest.
We'll be fine.

So you got a note
from your mother

- to ride the Viper, Silver?
- Cute, Tony.

What is it
about this Viper ride?

Oh, it's killer.
It flips you all around

until your guts are
completely upside down.

Upside down?

What keeps you from falling out?

- Fear.
- Fear.

Hey, come on, guys,

quit trying to freak her out.

Steve, what're you doing here?

Well, they don't call it

Ditch Day for nothing.

What'd do you say

we ride up in my car?

Wind in our hair,
music blasting on the CD.

No, riding on the bus with
everybody is half the fun.

Oh, I see. Dylan's got you
on a short leash, huh?

Have a nice drive.

Wait a second, I'm sorry.

Stupid thing to say.

I just remember when you used

to like to ride in my car.

And I remember when you

didn't spend half your life
in detention.

Thanks for reminding me.

You're welcome.

So you're actually
gonna ditch detention

and risk getting expelled?

Who said anything
about ditching detention?

Come on, this is simple.

See, I check in, bail out.

Hurry back in time
for the afternoon session.

You know, I really hope you know
what you're doing

and Mrs. Teasley doesn't.

You know, you were
a lot more fun

when you were going out with me.

Hmm.

Thank you. [laughs]

Man, quadratic equations,
do you understand these?

I'm more a man of letters.

I am so bummed.

Turns out I didn't even have
to go to detention today.

We had a substitute proctor.
The guy never even looked up

when he called the roll.
You could have sat in for me,

he would've never
known the difference.

I highly doubt it.

- Are you almost ready?
- Uh, no, I gotta wait for Willie

and Nadine to show up.
Maybe you should just head up

- there without me.
- That's all right, I'll hang.

They'll be here
in a minute, right?

I hope so. Thank God
that fan club flaked out.

Well, that Ginger

chick was, uh, flaky.

Foxy, but flaky.

[phone rings]

Help yourself
to some coffee, bro.

Thanks, man.

So aren't you supposed
to be in study hall

- or something, Steve?
- Nope.

I'm heading up to Magic Mountain
as soon as the big guy

finishes cleaning up.

You'd better hope
Miss T doesn't find out.

- You're like two peas in a pod.
- What?

- Never mind.
- Man, you guys

aren't gonna believe this.

Willie and Nadine were riding
into work together

- and get in a fender bender.
- They okay?

Yeah, but they gotta wait
for a tow truck.

It's a real mess.
Looks like I'm stuck here.

Man.

I'm sorry, bro.

I'm gonna make a quick pit stop,

then I'm headin'
for the Mountain.

All right, Brandon,
I gotta tell ya,

sometimes it's all I can do
to keep from telling

Sanders where to go.

- Cut the guy some slack.
- Any more slack

and he'd be a liquid, man.
This guy's always working

some angle on somebody?
He's trying to pass himself off

as "Mr. Hollywood--

Hey, I got
this town wired, babe.

To tell you the truth, I think
he's a little jealous of you.

After all, you are going out
with his ex.

You gotta be kidding me.

Hey, everybody's
got a girl but him.

- You don't.
- I choose not to.

There's a big difference there.

Yeah, right.

Adios, amigos.

Look, everybody, we're here now.

Uh, this is the Peach Pit,
an old-time Hollywood hangout.

So come on in,

find a seat, check out
the mementos on the wall.

[sighs] What a morning.

These people complain
about everything.

You were supposed to be here
45 minutes ago.

The bus was late.

I thought it was supposed
to be 20 people.

That's what Parnell told me.

Is he here?

Of course not.

Order what you want, everybody,

it's all included
in the package.

I don't know how I'm supposed
to serve all these people.

- I'm home alone here.
- Relax, man.

I'll, uh, I'll man the grill.

No offense, D, but I'd
better do the cooking.

I gotcha covered, Brandon.

After all, I used to work here.

Who wants what?
Coffee? Peach pie?

[people screaming]

All right!

[Andrea] No wonder they call it
The Colossus.

- It's so big.
- Well, you better start movin'

- before the line gets too long.
- Come on!

I'll catch up
with you guys later.

I have all this paperwork
to take care of

- with the administration office.
- Can't you just do it later?

I'd rather do it now, you know,
get it out of the way.

We'll meet you at
the office after the ride, okay?

Any day now guys, come on.

- Do you need any help with that?
- No, no, go on.

It's a one-woman job,
absolutely [chuckles]

I'm sorry.

No harm, no foul.

You know, Burt Reynolds
walked in here once.

He found Clint Eastwood
sitting on his stool.

Next thing you know,

they were shaking hands on
a deal to do a picture together.

Is that right?

Where is Ginger?

We don't want to miss
that screening.

Yep, and we don't want
you to miss it.

Hey, man, here you go.

I got it all totaled up.

here are your checks,

here's the receipts.

Great. Thanks, man.

No sweat, sooner we get
all these people out of here,

the quicker I can go
back to the study thing.

Hey, have you seen Ginger?

I think she's in
the little girls' room.

Cool, thanks.

Hey, Ginger?

Ginger, you in there?

Ginger?

[woman sobbing]

[woman sobbing]

Ginger?

You in there?

Can't a girl have
a little privacy?

Uh... you're in the men's room.

Oh, my God.

Hey, what's the matter?

Can I help?

I don't know how.

You wanna hear this?

The theater where we're supposed
to hold all the screenings

never heard of J. Thomas Parnell
Celebrity Tours.

Well, did you try calling
Parnell's office?

There was no answer,

not even an answering machine.

Of course,
this would happen to me.

My first job in L.A.
and I end up in the toilet.

The men's toilet, no less.

Well, you gotta admit,
it is a pretty classy toilet.

Is that what I think it is?

Yeah.

Don't worry. It's not too bad.

How bad?

$312.76

[sobbing]

Mr. Parnell was supposed
to be here

to take care of all that.

You mean, you don't
have any money?

[Brandon] Hey,
if it's any consolation,

in my humble opinion,

you look marvelous.

You're so sweet.

I mean, here I'm
the one who brought in

all those movie buffs,

and can't pay the bill...

Oh, my God.

I still don't know
what I'm going to say

to all those people out there.

Look, first of all,
don't worry about the bill.

I'm sure this Parnell guy
is on his way here right now.

[knocking]

Yeah, just give me
a second, will ya, pal?

[man] Hey,
will you hurry up in there?

In my experience, you can never
go wrong with telling the truth.

They'll understand.

First the motel wasn't booked,

then the bus is an hour late,
now there's no screening?

Next you're going to tell us
we have to pay twice

for a pre-paid breakfast.

I don't know what
kind of a stunt

you're trying to pull here,
but I have half a mind

- to call the cops right now.
- I'm sure Mr. Parnell

will be here any minute.

Well, until he shows up,

we are not budging
one inch from this spot.

We expect to get
everything we paid for

and that includes meeting
Mr. Burt Reynolds himself.

She promised Burt Reynolds?

She didn't, Parnell did.

People, people.

You came to Hollywood
to see some stars, right?

Now, I don't know about
Burt Reynolds--

he may come through
that door any minute,

but he is not the only star

in Hollywood's galaxy.

Now...

how would you like
to meet the star

of the longest-running
show in TV history?

We're gonna meet Tony Danza?

No.

How would you like to meet...

Samantha Sanders?

Who?

Samantha Sanders.

The star of The Hartley House.

[woman]
You listen to me, young man.

We paid to meet
Mr. Burt Reynolds,

star of Deliverance,
Starting Over,

and Cop-And-A-Half.
Not some washed up old actress

from some stupid sitcom
that's been off the air

for ten years.

I'll poke you
in the eye, just to take

some of the pressure
off the bulge in your...

Hey, hey, easy...

- Easy.
- Sit.

Maybe I'll try
Mr. Parnell's number again.

Andrea, hey, come on,
Revolution's next.

The Revolution?

Yeah.

[David] It's hairy.

You guys, it sounds great,
but the park manager

was going to show me
some of the kiddie rides.

Kiddie rides?
Well, not to ride on.

But I was thinking,
if I'm going to work

as a camp counselor
again this summer...

- Andrea...
- This place is a perfect place

to bring a group.

- Andrea...
- That is exactly

why the manager
was going to show me around.

Andrea!

Guys, I've...

I've never been
on a roller coaster before.

Well, there's a first time
for everything.

[Donna] David, no.
You can't force someone to do

- something they're afraid of.
- What exactly is it

that you're afraid of?
The heights, speed?

Yeah.

Guys, guys, guys,
she can get therapy later.

- Let's go.
- No, uh, David,

why don't you go by yourself?

- Donna...
- We'll meet up

with you later, go on.

Hey, Tony, wait up, man.
Excuse me.

Look, you guys don't have
to do this, you know.

[Donna] Yes, we do.

We need a food break.
Come on, I'm starving.

- Me, too.
- Cotton candy?

[people chanting]
We want Burt, we want Burt...

You know, one thing
I didn't tell your "clients"

was that Samantha Sanders
is my mother?

- Yeah?
- Well, not only that,

but she once did a cameo
when he was filming

- Smokey and the Bandit.
- Oh, no kidding.

I met him several times,
and I think Burt's in town.

If he knew all these
people were here

and they came all
the way from Arizona...

Don't you ever stop, Steve?

Don't you have some SAT
studying to do?

Doesn't he ever stop what?

You can't believe
a word he says.

I mean, one day he's
a hot shot music agent,

then he's a computer hacker,
then a drag racer.

Today, he's Burt Reynolds'
best friend.

Can I talk to you
outside, please?

Excuse us.

We'll be right back.

I have had it with your
holier-than-thou attitude, man.

You have no idea
about what makes me tick.

Sorry to burst your bubble,
Steve, but the mystery's gone.

You're practically transparent.

I wonder if Kelly
would agree with that.

- Why don't we ask her sometime.
- Maybe I will.

Steve, you don't care
if Ginger's in trouble or not.

Man, we both know
what's going on here.

And you're a saint, right?
Picking up on Kelly

- behind Brenda's back?
- Let's leave Kelly out of it.

- No, let's not.
- What's on your mind, Steve?

You wanna know
what's on my mind?

The only thing
bigger than the chip

on that shoulder
is the hair on your head.

And you think
you're twice as slick.

When you were a kid,
your mom used to tie a pork chop

around your neck just so the dog
would come in and play with you.

You remember that, I do.

Hey, you guys seen Ginger?

She just borrowed your car, man.

- She borrowed my car?
- Yeah, she took off.

Oh, my God.
She just stole my car.

- What?
- She just stole my car!

Go call the cops.
Come on, let's go after her.

Where are ya going?
Get in the car, man!

- I am!
- The 'Vette's faster!

Look man, I don't
think so, all right?

- I can't find my keys!
- Get in the car!

[tires squealing]

Steve, slow down
a little bit, will you?

Chill out.

Come on man,
you're gonna kill us both.

If I'd wanted a backseat driver,
I would have bought a car

with a backseat, right?

Steve, this ain't a video game!

[Steve] Mach one.

- [truck horn blaring]
- Whoa, look out!

Whoa! Mach two!

What're you doing, man?

Any closer you
would've kissed that guy,

come on!

I feel like Starsky
and Hutch, man.

[laughing]

Interception imminent.

Pull over!

What was that?

That was the heartbeat

of America.

My God, what did
you do that for?

I almost hit you.

Maybe we should've
just let the cops

- catch up with you instead.
- What?

Car theft is a felony,
you know that, don't you?

What, you mean...

you think I stole his car?

- No, Brandon lent me his keys.
- He did not lend you his keys.

You stole his keys.
You stole his car!

- You stole the car.
- I already said that.

No, no, not really.

I just...

I don't know why I did
such a stupid thing.

I guess I figured that
if I got to Parnell's office,

maybe I could get the money
to pay the Peach Pit bill

and maybe even give the fan club
their money back.

But I didn't steal the car, honest.

You gotta believe me.

So say we give you
the benefit of the doubt.

What doubt, Steve?

Let's just go
to Parnell's office.

We'll get to the bottom of this.

Oh, thank you.

You guys are wonderful.

Just follow me.

You slide over. I'm driving.

What about me?

What about you?

Andrea, maybe if you tried
a kiddie roller coaster first.

No, that's a mistake.

It's like entering
a cold swimming pool

an inch at a time.
With each step you die

- a thousand deaths.
- You're right.

It's definitely better
to jump right in,

one fell swoop.

That way you only die once.

How much do I owe you, Donna?

Uh, $4.50.

What's wrong?

My wallet's gone.

I had it when I got on the bus.

What about when you
got off the bus.

I don't know.

Maybe someone turned it
into the lost and found.

Great.

Somebody found it all right.
Empty.

Yeah, right outside
the gate in front of our bus.

Well, do you think it was
someone from our school?

It looks that way.

I feel so stupid.

I had everything in here.

My credit cards, my money.

You know, in my next lifetime,
remind me to ditch Ditch Day.

[Dylan]
What is Parnell's address?

[Ginger] He said 15045.

This was the address he gave me.

Haven't you actually ever
been to his office?

I got the job over the phone.

Nice office.

Oh, God, how could
I be so naive?

I've probably gotten involved
with some sort of con man,

haven't I?

Kinda looks that way.

Well, that's just great Ginger.

Now all I have to do
is just find Burt Reynolds

and get him to show up.

Well, that shouldn't be
too much of a problem.

I mean, Steve's mom
knows the guy.

Hell, Steve knows Burt himself.

Isn't that what you said, Steve?

Yeah.

You think you could
really do it, Steve?

[both laugh]

I could make some calls.

Yeah, for the third time,
my name is Steve Sanders

of Sanders Management Group.
Look, are you new there or what?

I just want to talk
to Burt Reynolds' publicist.

No, don't put me on hold!

Be sure and tell them
about the cameo your mom did

in Smokey and The Bandit.

I'm trying to talk here,
do you mind?

[dialing tones]

Hi, Mom, uh...

That's a real bummer, Kel.

How could I let my wallet get
stolen right from under my nose?

- Don't blame yourself.
- Yeah, Kel, it's not your fault.

How come I feel
like the poster child

for Victims-R-Us?

There's no use crying
over spilled plastic.

There's a whole bunch of rides
we haven't been on yet.

David, sometimes
you are so insensitive.

No, David's right.
That thief may have my money,

but should I let him
have my fun, too?

- Hear, hear.
- I am in control

of how much fun I have, not him.

Come on. You guys coming?

You are absolutely right.

I am the one who's
in control of my life.

I'm still a chicken.

I'll stay with Andrea,
we'll meet you at The Viper.

Okay.

Why do they have
to call it "The Viper"?

He's been on that phone
a long time.

Yeah, nobody slings
the bull quite like Steve.

But you don't, do you?

Too much work.
Keeping all those bulls

up in the air.

You don't like me, do you?

I don't know you.

You know, my name's
not really Ginger.

Really?

It's Tina.

I got into a little bit
of trouble back home.

Nothing illegal
or anything, just, um...

socially unacceptable
behavior for a small town.

Oshkosh isn't exactly
as open-minded as Beverly Hills.

Don't believe the brochures.

Anyway, I said, "So long,
Oshkosh, hello L.A."

I just wanted to start over.

New town, new identity.

Know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah, I left once.

Sometimes the walls can get
closing in on you pretty fast.

Yeah, they do.

Struck out, huh, champ?

Well, that's the chance you take

when you swing
for the fences, right?

- Thanks for trying.
- How else you gonna hit it

out of the park?
Burt Reynolds can be found

at the Calvert Studios.

He's filming
his new movie there.

- Son of a...
- Steve, that's great!

You did it!
Dylan, did you hear that?

What am I, chopped liver?

[laughs]

Maybe it's not my fear
of heights and speed.

I mean, I definitely have those.

It's not like I'm a daredevil,

but, I don't know,
maybe it's more

of my fear of the unknown.

Could be.

You've been on it, right?

Definitely.

So, what's it like?

Um, scary, thrilling, huge.

Andrea, it is totally awesome.

Is that all?

No, really,

it's this incredible rush
of excitement

that just soars
through your body.

You don't know what's happening,

but you're loving it so much

and it's this unbelievably
amazing feeling

that you don't want to end.

And then when it does,

you kinda get
this wild feeling all over

and you wanna do it over
and over again.

I have to admit you have
definitely piqued my curiosity.

Yeah.

God, I bet
it's the next best thing to...

Well, I mean, it must feel
like when you have...

Have sex?

Yeah, I guess.

I hope so.

Wait a minute.
You and David haven't...

No, not yet.

I mean, we almost did once.

Actually almost did twice.

Me, too.

Well, almost once.

Really? With who?

I'm-I'm sorry.
It's none of my business.

That's okay.

It was with Brandon.

Just before the Walsh family
was gonna move

back to Minnesota.

We, uh...

I don't know,
we realized it just,

it wasn't the right thing.

Maybe we should've just done it.

No, you probably did
the right thing.

I mean, in a way, it's sort
of like a roller coaster.

You have to decide
what ride to take,

when to take it
and who to take it with.

Look, Mr. Neck, Burt knows me.

He really does. We're like this.

Just tell him
Samantha Sanders' son

- is here, okay?
- Come on, Steve.

Okay, but boy,
is he gonna be mad

when he finds out
you didn't let us in.

Down, boy.

[woman] Any more extras
lying around?

It's now or never.

[laughs]

I started the day studying
for the SAT's

and now look at me, Steve.

I'm Kermit the Frog.

With a rash.

[both laugh]

What in the world are we
supposed to be, anyway?

What does it matter
as long as it gets us in?

Okay, all you bacteria
in here, please.

Bacteria?

[both laugh]

Come on, man.

[woman] Come on. Let's move it.
Yeah, I found the bacteria.

They're flying in.
Come on, people,

we're laughing our way
to midnight here.

Time is money.
Okay, listen up, people.

When I yell "action,"

I want all you bacteria
to start painting

only your assigned tooth

with these buckets
of plaque here.

Hey, who's talking people?

Thank you. There we go.

Excuse me, babe,
where is Burt, anyway?

Burt finished his scene
this morning.

He's over at Rossmore Sound now.

Great work, Steve.
So what've you got us

booked for next?
A nasal spray commercial?

You're certainly
dressed for it, man.

Okay people, very quiet,

Action, bacteria.

Painting, painting, painting.

Painting, painting.

Okay, cue the mouthwash!

[mouthing]

[extras shrieking]

I loved it when the guy
came out screaming,

"Look out for the dental floss!"
[screeches]

I thought I was gonna die

until you grabbed
onto that rope.

That was no rope.
That was the uvula.

It's that small, fleshy,
useless skin that hangs

in the back of your throat,
looks like a punching bag.

Uvula; it's a noun.

Very good, Steve.

[siren blips]

[indistinct radio transmission]

[both] Uh-oh.

You didn't call Brandon,
did you, Steve?

Brandon who?

This car belong to you folks?

Actually, it belongs
to a friend of ours.

- He let us borrow it.
- Is that why your friend

- reported it stolen?
- There was a little mix-up.

[officer] Let's just go
down to the station.

We're very good
at un-mixing things

down there.

[phone ringing]

Hang on.

Peach Pit.

Steve, what the hell's
going on?!

I've been waiting
to hear from you all day.

I've got good news
and some bad news.

Give me the good news first.

The good news is
we found your car.

You did? That's killer man!

You wanna hear the bad news?

Do I have to?

They're holding us on suspicion

of grand theft auto.

Relax. Steve's in there
talking to Brandon.

I'm sure he's not
gonna press charges.

Dylan, remember how I told you

I got into some
minor trouble back home?

Yeah.

Well, maybe it wasn't so minor.

Uh-huh.

I just wanted you
to hear it from me first.

Exactly how
"not so minor" was it?

Dylan McKay?

Yeah.

Ginger O'Hara?

Yes, sir.

You're both free to go.

Can we get out of here
before someone

has a change of heart?

Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Hey, hey, hey.

I can't thank you guys enough.
You could've hung me out to dry.

Tooth decay gotta
stick together, right?

- Let's go.
- Uh, Steve.

I can't believe
you're still willing

to help me after all
I've put you through.

Rossmore Sound's only
a few blocks away.

- It's worth a shot.
- You better call it a day.

And wimp out now?
What are you crazy?

Come on, we've come this far.

Aren't you forgetting something?

It starts with "D,"

rhymes with "T," as in Mrs...

Detention.
I forgot all about it.

- Forgot what?
- If you leave right now,

you can still make it.

I'm sorry, I gotta go.

But what about finding
Burt Reynolds?

I can't. I'll get expelled.

Dylan knows where this place is,
he'll take you over there.

But he doesn't
know Burt Reynolds, you do.

Isn't there some way?

Melinda Rawlings?

- Yeah.
- Good.

- Eric Reeves?
- Here.

- David Arsemel?
- Yeah.

- Henry Cho?
- Yo.

- Barbara Horowitz?
- Here.

Steve Sanders?

Steve Sanders?

Here.

How many times can they go
around on that thing?

Just watching it
makes me nauseous.

Well, with David on board,
there is no telling.

I'm gonna get a soda.
You want anything?

No, I'm fine, thanks.

- Hey, what're you doing?
- Give it to me, blondie.

- He's stealing her purse!
- No!

Hey, hey.

Are you okay?

I'm fine, I'm fine.

Just get him out of here
before I let him

make my day.

All right buddy, you made
a big mistake, pal, that's it.

Come on.

I can't believe you did that.

- Me neither.
- It was great.

[woman] Rossmore Sound.
May I help you?

Aw, Burt didn't
remember you, did he?

If he were there,
he would've remembered me.

I'm sorry.

You did all you could. Thanks.

I guess there's nothing else to
do but go back

to the Peach Pit and fess up.

I can't.

That president will turn me in

to the cops like she said.

Why?

The only thing you did wrong
was get hired

by J. Thomas Parnell.

You know that old saying

about killing the messenger?

You can't just walk away
from the problem.

Why not?

Listen, it's Friday.

We've got the whole weekend
ahead of us.

Why don't we just hop
in your 'Vette

and cruise up to Vegas?

- Yeah, right.
- I'm serious.

I know some people up there.

We could have a great time.

Look, Ginger,
forgetting about the fan club

for just a minute,

and forgetting

about how gorgeous you are,

what are we gonna do
in Vegas without any money?

Well, it just so happens
I have $2,500 right in here.

You've had $2,500
in your purse all this time

and you didn't use it
to pay your bill

at the Peach Pit

or even refund the money

for the fan club?

Look, Steve,

I'm really gonna
level with you now.

My name's not Ginger.

It's Adrienne.

I had some trouble back home
in Salt Lake, so I came to L.A.

You know, fresh city,
fresh start, fresh name.

One thing led to another

and I got hooked up
with Parnell.

What's the use.

Look, it's a very long,
very convoluted story.

I didn't want
to give that money back

till I was absolutely sure

we'd exhausted
every possible avenue.

You've got to believe me, Steve.

And driving to Vegas?

How does that fit
into your plans?

I panic sometimes.

Well, Adrienne...

you know what we have to do?

Fly to Vegas?

Kidding.

Just, just kidding.

So, you see, I was trying
to do everything humanly

and inhumanly possible

to make this visit everything

it was supposed to be

and everything you paid

your hard-earned money for.

So, on behalf of J. Thomas
Parnell Celebrity Tours,

I'd like to offer you
our humblest, abject apology.

And just to show you
how truly sorry I truly am

since the bus was late,
the motel wasn't booked

and the film festival
got cancelled

and since you missed getting to
meet Burt Reynolds in person...

Look, it's Burt!

[crowd gasping]

We left no stone unturned

in finding for you,

ladies and gentlemen,

Mr. Burt Reynolds.

Hi, how are ya?

Where's Nat?

He's out sick today, sir.

- Who are you?
- I'm Brandon.

- Hi. Nice to see you.
- Steve Sanders.

We met years ago.
My mom did a cameo for you

- on Smokey And The Bandit.
- You're not my son are you?

I'm just kidding.
Tell your mom she owes me one.

You're a great kid.
Get off my stool.

- That's my favorite stool.
- [Steve] His favorite stool.

- Okay, just give me the names.
- Heidi.

Oh, Heidi. Heidi, I love Heidi.

[Andrea] You guys,
you should've seen her.

"Make my day," she says to him.

Didn't bat an eyelash.

That was dangerous.
You could've gotten hurt.

I know, but I just got so mad.

And the security guys,
they were great.

They were right on top of it.

I don't think Dean Anderson's
gonna be graduating with us.

You can count on that.

Yeah, well, at least you
got all your stuff back.

- Yeah, thanks to Donna.
- No, thanks to Brenda

for making me take
that self-defense class.

You're welcome.

All right, you guys,

it's time to hit the road.

You guys.

There's just one more thing
I have to do.

[screaming]

[David]
We almost missed the bus

'cause we couldn't get Andrea
off the Viper.

I never believed
anything could feel that great.

Well, besides...

Besides what?

Oh, honey, go put something

on the juke box, okay?

Well, it sounds like you guys
had a great time at Ditch Day.

- I'm sorry I missed it.
- I can't believe

you met Burt Reynolds.

[Ginger] He was terrific.

When he found out
about the screening

the fan club missed,
he just picked up the phone,

and like that,
he's taking them to a screening

of Cop-And-A-Halftonight,
and a live taping

- of Evening Shadetomorrow.
- Oh, I love that show.

He sounds like
a really great guy.

Um, excuse me, I have
to go use the restroom.

I think you know where it is.

So, Dylan, are you ready
for the SAT's tomorrow?

Yeah, I actually got
a little time to cram

toward the end of the day,
thanks to Steve.

This time you won't forget
to write your name on the test.

Shut up.

Excuse me, are you Brandon?
The waitress says

that you might know
Marla Crawford.

Sorry, can't say I do.

I knew I made a mistake
with that girl.

Knew it right in my gut.

Now I'm gonna have
to call the cops.

- Cops?
- Yeah, she's got

$5,000 of my money.

Well, just in case she shows up,

you can give me a call
at this number.

[all] J. Thomas Parnell.

Yeah, I've been arranging
celebrity tours in this town

for over 20 years.

Well, J, why don't you stay here

for just one minute.

Gentlemen.

Oh, Ginger.

Tina.

Adrienne.

[toilet flushing]

[all] Oh, Marla...

I'm Marty. Who wants to know?

[engine starting]

[engine revving]

[tires squealing]

- Where are your keys?!
- Where are your keys?!