All language subtitles for The.Duff.2015.720p.BluRay.x264-ALLiANCE

[BELL RINGS]

[KEYBOARD CLICKING]

GIRL:
For generations of high-schoolers,

you could only be a jock, a geek,

a princess, a bully
or a basket case.

But times have changed.

Jocks play video games.

Princesses are on antidepressants.

And geeks basically
run the country.

I thought we were living
in a brave new world,

a place without labels.

But every so often, there's that
one moment in high school

that changes your perspective
on everything.

[BELL RINGS]

Ooh. Showtime.

GIRL:
And for me, it happened senior year,

about a month before homecoming.

I was cruising the halls
with my two best friends.

Jess Harris.

I would bang her so hard
we'd both need helmets.

GIRL:
Yeah, that's not me.

Casey Cordero.

- I would play "Call of Duty" with her...
- Yeah.

- ...all night.
- Wait, what?

And bang her hard too,
to the point of needing helmets.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- That too, yeah.

GIRL:
Nope, not me, either.

Shaw's over. Just Bianca.

[BURPS]

BIANCA:
That's me.

[WOMAN SCREAMING
ON COMPUTER]

Martin Van Buren. Nickelback.

Antidisestablishmentarianism.

[PLAYING SIMPLE TUNE]

Ah?

Jess has the hottest ass.

Casey has the hottest rack.

Bianca, she has the hottest friends.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

[BELL RINGS]

Homecoming tickets, homecoming.

Hey, get your
homecoming tickets now.

- Half price now or double at the door.
- We're gonna be late.

Hey, Jess. Hey, Casey.
Homecoming tickets?

- Oh, we bought ours online.
- All right, cool. See you there.

- Thanks.
- And I will not be attending, so...

Oh, my God, you do this
before every dance.

Yeah, but I don't feel like going.

There's a Vincent Price marathon on,
so I gotta watch that.

- Who's that?
- Ugh.

Shit, there's Señor Gomez.
I'm failing Spanish.

[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]

[JESS & CASEY SPEAK
IN SPANISH]

[IN SPANISH]

[IN SPANISH]

[IN ENGLISH]
Okay.

Mini Stalin, dead ahead.

BIANCA:
Meet Madison Morgan.

As she would tell you herself,
she's the hottest girl in school.

Even the gay guys wanna date her.

I would totally bang the shit
out of her.

But I Wouldn't like it.

Love.

Sorry.

BIANCA:
So, yeah, she was a bitch.

Were we fake friends with her?
Kind of.

Girls, party at my place.
I'm sure you've heard of it.

Can you make sure you get
an insert shot of them opening it?

Yep, on it.

Oh, yeah, I'm doing a video about
the party for my YouTube channel.

Wow, wait, you're having a party
on a Wednesday?

- On a school night?
- Yeah, I can do that.

Damn, dude. All right.

Well, yeah, we're in.

Ooh, um...

Bianca, you have to
have an actual invite to get in,

and I only have a certain amount.

But, um, if anything changes,
I'll let you know.

- Problem solved.
- Oh, hey.

Look at that.

Wonderful. Heh. Mm.

BIANCA: Can't wait.
Should I bring anything or...?

We'll... Okay.

[BELL RINGS]

Anupam and Lena, where are we
on the school-lunch article?

Uh, we thought we would make it
about how the prices of ice cream

have gone up 15 cents
in the cafeteria and...

That's a bit vanilla. Pardon the pun.

But you're missing the meat
of the story.

Our school serves pizza
five days a week,

paid by taxpayer money

that is used to cover us
against pizza-induced diabetes.

Now, that's a school-lunch story.
Boom.

Copy that, circle it, write it.

Huh? Nailed it. I'm so proud of me.

We came up with that idea together,
but mostly me.

Okay, next up,
final assignment, all right?

It's a doozy,
but it's a real feather in the cap

for any reporter worth their salt

that wants to comment
on the social life of this school.

Anyone?

Not all at once.

No one?

No one at all? Any takers?

Bianca.

Just the gal I was hoping for.

Hello. Okay.

I want you to step out
of your comfort zone

and bring your special brand
of journalistic gravitas

to an article about homecoming.

[BIANCA GASPS]

Specifically, what homecoming
means to me.

I mean, not to me. I never went
to a dance when I was a kid.

- Kind of a nerd.
- Sorry to interrupt, Mr. Arthur, heh,

but, um, with all due respect, I'm...

You're honored and thrilled
to lend that Bianca Piper magic?

You wanna do your thing

and put some stuff in the words
and make it pop?

That's so nice of you.

You don't have to do that.
"No, you didn't. I didn't say..."

Yes, you did. And thank...

"No, I didn't, I didn't." Yes, you did.

And I thank you.

[BABBLES]

You did. And I thank you.

Yeah, that's not where I was going
with that.

I'm sorry,
"What Homecoming Means to Me"?

What are we, 5 years old?

- What is this?
- Look, I'm sorry, B.

I know it sucks,
but maybe it's the universe

telling you, you need to be there.

Please don't start with the universe
with me

this early in the morning, okay?

Everything and everyone
can suck it.

Okay, it's not the end of the world.

Ho, ho.
Well, that's easy for you to say.

- I don't have a date.
JESS: I can fix that.

- Um... Jack Rebis.
- Mm. Tiny hands.

JESS: Mark Warshaw?
- Smells like trash.

Charlie Piper.

My cousin Charlie Piper?

Well, people don't know that.

Okay, I will keep looking.

We'll find someone.

BIANCA: Although Jess' menu
of dudes was never-ending,

there was only one guy
I wanted to be my date.

And that's him, Toby Tucker.

I couldn't work up the courage
to say three words to Toby.

No, literally, three words.

Okay, bye.

Ugh.

BOY:
Whoo! We're gonna kick some ass!

- Jeez.
- I'll see you later, bro.

BIANCA: You know those people
you grow up with,

maybe you took baths with them
when you were little,

but now they just annoy the shit
out of you?

I give you Wesley Rush.

WESLEY: Hey, neighbor.
- Wesley.

Saw you watching some weird
Japanese horror movie last night.

Were you spying on me?

A, don't leave your curtains open,

and two, it's kind of hard to miss
a bunch of Japanese people

running and screaming
for their lives.

Looked horrible, by the way,
all that reading.

Those would be subtitles.

Super. Where are your girls at?

- Who wants to know?
- The only man in your life.

Mm, Wesley,
you wouldn't be in my life

if you were the only man left
on the planet.

Aw. Sticks and stones, B.

Speaking of stones, rock-hard abs.

BIANCA: No, no.
WESLEY: Touch them.

- No, no one wants that.
WESLEY: Graze them.

Hey, there you are.

BIANCA: Wesley and Madison
were known around school

as "the Relationship Strobe Light."

On again, off again,
a thousand times.

Okay.

[COUGHS]

Oh. Bianca. Well, this is awkw...

Sorry, were you just hitting
on my ex-boyfriend?

No, no. Just having some me time
at my locker.

- He approached me.
MADISON: Oh. Totally.

I agree. That could never happen.

I know you miss me.

That's a healthy thing
you've got going.

Later, B.

JESS:
B, it's a party.

You should wear something cute.

Here. Lots of options for you.

How about this?

Pretty.

- What the hell is this, underwear?
- No, it's a camisole.

No? Not for you? Okay. Um...

Ooh. How about this?
It's a little darker, kind of sexy. Hmm?

Fine. Although I did hear Toby's
gonna be at the party tonight.

Oh, like that would matter.

I mean, it's not like
she's gonna say anything to him.

- Excuse me, I might.
- Mm?

Maybe I'll, you know...

[BIANCA MURMURS
INDISTINCTLY]

Yeah, on second thought,

I think I'm just gonna stick
with the old lucky party shirt.

- Wait for it.
CASEY: Bianca, don't do it.

- Huh?
CASEY: B.

Says it on there.

- No.
- Mm-mm.

BIANCA: And, you know, maybe...
- No.

- ...I'll round it outwith old trusty...
CASEY: Not the flannel.

- Nice muted tones.
- No.

WOMAN:
That is not a good look.

This is a good look.

BIANCA:
And that's my mom.

Three years ago my dad left her,
and she did not handle it well.

[SOBBING]

BIANCA:
But one night divine inspiration struck.

You can expect to go
through five stages.

- The first is denial.
- No way, because I'm not dying.

- Second is anger.
- Why, you little... Agh!

HIBBERT:
After that comes fear.

HOMER: What's after fear?
HIBBERT: Bargaining.

HOMER: Get me out of this.
I'll make it worth your while.

- Finally, acceptance.
- Well, we all gotta go sometime.

BIANCA:And just like that,
she became Dottie Piper,

local celebrity
to the 40-and-over self-help crowd,

all-around rock star
and occasional mom.

[AUDIENCE CHEERING]

All right, let me tell you something.

I was in the depression stage
about my ex,

but I combined my ex
with "depression,"

and I got "expression."

if you girls wanna really
knock the boys out,

you should project boldness
with a power pantsuit combo.

I'm gonna look like
Hillary Clinton, Mom.

I know, right?

Okay, kids, enjoy your party. I love you.
I have another seminar to prep for.

BIANCA: Okay, bye.
DOTTIE: Bye.

[ALI DEE'S
"MAKE THAT BOOTY POP" PLAYING]

CAITLYN: I love your outfit.
- Caitlyn, can you make sure

you get a shot of the desserts?
Jess, hair's looking good.

Ugh. She needs a blow-out.

Here, Kelly, take the blue ones.

They're sugar-free, and I know you're
trying to watch that kind of thing.

[ALL CHEERING]

What?

You've got to be kidding me.

[NOVA ROCKAFELLER'S
"MADE IN GOLD" PLAYING]

MADISON: Wesley?
- Agh!

Caitlyn.

Hey, Mads.

Really? With this?
Does she have to film everything?

Wesley, I'm what's known
as pre-famous.

My life is an audition for reality TV.

So, yeah, um,
I need to chronicle everything.

That was a good take for me.
Get a wide shot too.

Hey, Caitlyn, take five.

- Thanks.
- Ew.

This is why we are not dating, okay?

Because you, my friend,
are a juvenile dipshit.

- I could be dating college guys...
WESLEY: Yeah.

...or famous people or BO-year-olds.

That sounds like an awesome
episode of Dateline.

Enjoy those saggy balls.

Fine, I Will. Ugh.

BOY:
Come on, man.

Guys, I don't see Toby.

- I don't know where Toby is.
- Come dance with us.

BIANCA:
Do you think he didn't come?

- Party pooper.
- No, no, guys, I don't dance.

JESS:
Come on, B. Come on, B.

BIANCA: No, no, no.
- Yeah, you do. Come on, you dance.

You do. Come on.

- Come on.
- Okay.

- There you go.
- Hey.

- Hey.
- Ooh, look at those moves. Whoo!

- See?
- Oh, man, all this dancing

made me so thirsty.
I'm gonna get a drink.

JESS:
B, really?

[JESS SIGHS]

[SINGING]
Let you get away

Now, don't go away

My darling
Don't go away

WESLEY:
Hey, Billy.

- No, just Bianca.
- Jesus.

Looking very handsome tonight.

Why, thank you.

Having fun at the party?

Yeah, actually, your girls
are looking incredible out there.

Have they asked about me?

When I told them
that you were here,

their eyes filled with this, like, sparkle,
you know, with, like, childlike wonder,

and then they just started
dancing together.

- It was kind of beautiful.
- Yeah, it was.

Do they do other things together

that I might be able to join in on
or just watch?

I'm kidding.
Not kidding at all. Tell me everything.

Yeah, it's actually not my job
to give you pervy intel

- on my best friends, but thanks.
- Well, I mean, it kind of is, though.

People ask you questions
about them, right,

because that's your job
as their DUFF.

Sorry, as their what?

DUFF. D-U-F-F.

Designated Ugly Fat Friend.

What did you just say to me?

It's not like a big deal, okay? I mean,
like, every group of friends has one.

The one who doesn't look as good,
thus making their friends look better.

The one who's approachable
and easy to talk to,

because no one's trying
to get in their pants.

And if you don't know
who it is, chances are it's you.

Say when. Say...

Okay, look, I didn't mean it
like that, all right? Urn...

The DUFF doesn't always have to be
some heinous beast, all right?

Take a look at Robin.

BIANCA:
Robin's, like, super cute.

Okay, but her friends are super hot.

BIANCA: Oh, God,
that is such a guy thing to say.

Guys can be DUFFs too, okay?

You know my boy A.J.,
freshman on the football team?

We're in chemistry together.

Now he's doing the second most
important job a DUFF can do,

acting as, like, the gatekeeper
to their better-looking friends.

The guy with the info people go to
before they make their move.

- Watch, watch.
- Is it true Wes is single?

Ahem. Uh, sure is, yeah.

Got it. Thanks, A.J. You're sweet.

- Hi.
- Hey, Wes.

See? She gets her info,
he gets to talk to a hot senior.

Even got a little action.
I didn't have to do anything.

It's kind of like us right now.

Excuse me,
that is not like us right now.

B, on an average day,

how many guys ask you questions
about Jess and Casey?

- I don't know. It's a fair amount.
WESLEY: Okay.

On an average day, how many guys
ask you questions about you?

See?
You friended up, okay?

Good for you. Good talk.
You know what? Get back out there.

Have some...

[CROWD LAUGHING]

Hey, what the hell was that for?

Stupid Wes.

It's not even...

[BIANCA SCOFFS]

Really?

Oh, God.

WOMAN [ON COMPUTER]:
I am the DUFF.

Impress me to get to my friends.

I am the gatekeeper.

I'm not the DUFF.

[BELL RINGS]

Hey, Duffy.

Shouldn't you be working
with a partner?

Shouldn't you be working at all?

Lab partner's got this.

BIANCA:
Oh, boy. Clearly.

Bill Nye over there looks
like she's about to drink that acid.

I work alone.

- Take a hint.
- Why are you so grumpy?

You know, I should be mad at you.
You ruined my favorite shirt.

You called me fat and ugly, Wesley.

What? No, I didn't.
I called you the DUFF.

Yeah, excuse me.

It's just that stands for
Designated Ugly Fat Friend, dick face.

You can't take it literally, okay?

I mean, the DUFF doesn't
actually have to be fat or ugly.

You know, like Tony Romo,
he's a Dallas Cowboy.

It's not like he rides a horse, right?

I have no idea
what the hell you're talking about.

I'm just saying,
I would never call anyone fat or ugly.

Okay? That's messed up.

But it's the word and it stuck.
It's a catchall.

Oh, my God.
Get out of here before I murder you.

- Are you kidding? Okay.
- I'll murder you.

B, where the hell'd you go?

Home. Wasn't feeling good.

Oh, well,
you didn't really miss much.

Yeah, except Jess making out
with Ryan Jensen,

the cops busting up the party,

and, like, everyone TP'ing
Rebecca Cutter's house.

She's right, it was pretty awesome.

Hello? Are you okay?

Yeah, just get the food.

- Hey there, Jess and Casey.
JESS: Hey

Hey, Elaine.

Hey, you.

Hey, Jeffrey.

BIANCA: It was becoming harder
and harder to deny the truth.

- Without Jess and Casey...
- Hey, Jess, Casey.

JESS & CASEY:
Hey, Principal Buchanon.

BIANCA:
...I ceased to be.

[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]

Girls, party at my place.

Hey, Jess. Hey, Casey.

BIANCA:
Holy shit. I was the DUFF.

Jess and Casey. Jess and Casey.

Jess and Casey.

Jess and Casey.

Why was I Bosley?
There were three Angels.

Okay.

BIANCA: You know in Batman
when that guy falls into the vat of acid

and becomes the Joker?

This was my "vat of acid" moment.

My best friends made me
the DUFF.

And that made me...

Angry.

DOTTIE: Bianca, let's go.
You'll be late for school.

BIANCA: The world gave me the gift
of in visibility,

a license to not give a shit.

You look crazy.

Crazy amazing.

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

BIANCA:
Oh, God, even my car's a DUFF.

[ALARM CHIRPS]

I couldn't even look at Jess
and Casey, they made me so mad.

Our entire friendship was a sham,
and everyone knew but me.

Hey, B, will you take a look
at my fashion piece?

I need a layman's opinion.

[BIANCA SCOFFS]

You're aware I'm a woman, right?

What? Oh, no.
"Layman," it's just a phrase.

I just mean
you're not a fashion expert.

Oh, so I have bad style?

Whoa, someone's in a mood.
Lighten up.

Lighten up? Because I'm so heavy?

Is there a problem?

Outside.

How could you guys not tell me
this whole time that I was your DUFF?

- Our what?
- Your Designated Ugly Fat Friend.

Yeah, yeah.
Wesley told me everything.

CASEY:
Ha, ha. He can't even spell.

That's actually pretty creative
for Wes.

Since when do you care
what Wesley Rush says?

He says crazy stuff all the time.

Uh, because it makes sense.

I mean, why else would two
super-hot, popular girls

wanna be friends
with somebody like me?

It's because you're using me
to make yourselves look better.

Okay, just because you think one of us
is better-looking than you...

Oh, my God. There it is, there it is.
You know what? No, no, no.

I'm glad you said that,

because it makes what I'm about to do
a whole lot easier.

[CELL PHONES CHIME]

Yeah, go ahead and check them.

Did you just unfriend me?

You bet your ass I did.

Well, fine.

Then I am taking you
off of Instagram.

Well, hallelujah, okay?

I don't have to look at pictures of your
artisanal cappuccinos every morning.

How dare you?
You love those foam faces.

- They're foam-tastic.
- Shh.

Look, we're going through
something over here.

Guess what else.

Unfollowed y'all on Twitter.

Oh, perfect. No more of Bianca's
almost-ironic tweets for the day.

Heh. Oh, that's rich,
coming from this guy

who's RT'ing them all day long.

They're pity RTs.

You know what?

I'm taking you off of my
We Heart It and my Vine feed.

Oh, great,
because I don't like your loops, okay?

And you know what else?
I'm blocking your ass on Tumblr.

And you, you're off my Snapchat.

Well, fine.

- Fine.
- Fine.

I'm a free woman.

And don't you dare be creeping
on my Pinterest, whores.

I'm so sorry, Susan.
I'll see you tomorrow.

BIANCA: Wes had made me
see the school differently,

and I wasn't happy about it.

[STUDENTS SINGING
BARBERSHOP MUSIC]

BIANCA: It didn't matter what group
you were in, it was unavoidable.

Even if you weren't in a group,
like Creepy Carrie Raskowitz.

I'm my own best friend.

BIANCA:
Did any of these people know

where they stood
in the social hierarchy?

TOBY:
Cool socks.

Really dig them.

I wanna make out with your face.

Good, because my face wants you
to make out with it.

Socks?

They...

What the...?

BIANCA: I never knew
why I couldn't talk to Toby.

Now I did.

Because, like everyone else in school,
he knew what I was.

And subconsciously I knew it too.

- It was all so easy for Wes.
- Ha, ha.

Look, I'm no wine expert,
but I'm pretty sure

you mix red and white, you get rose.

BIANCA: He could talk to anyone.
FILLMORE: Wesley.

Back to work.

[BELL RINGS]

FILLMORE:
Take a seat, Mr. Rush.

That's your third F.
I don't know what's going on with you.

But the principal and I talked
and we decided

until you get your grades up,
you're suspended from the team.

WESLEY: Well, can't we talk
to Coach Grant about it?

Yeah, Coach Grant agrees
with my decision.

Okay, okay, look,
I can't lose my scholarship.

It's the only way
I can get into college.

I wish you would've thought
of that before.

You want me to what?

I don't wanna be anybody's
DUFF anymore, okay?

I wanna be my own person.

I'm tired of being
the approachable one.

I wanna be the datable one.

You're asking me for dating advice?

Today of all days?
Are you kidding me?

Look, I have a crush on this boy.

His name's Toby Tucker.
Maybe you've heard of him.

Well, I can't seem to talk to him

without making a total ass
of myself, okay?

And you never seem
to have this problem.

- Don't you hate me?
- I'm glad you asked. Yes, I do.

But only because you're a dipshit
and a man-whore.

But you're the only one
in this whole school

who told me
what was actually going on.

So you're an honest dipshit,
and that's what counts.

- Thanks?
- Can we just...?

Can we just cool it for a second?

[BIANCA PANTS]

Okay, here's my offer.

I will make sure you pass science
if you help me with this.

I mean, you got the easy part.
You could pass science in your sleep.

I have to reverse-DUFF you.
Are you wearing pajamas?

Oh, my God.
You know, I get it Wesley, okay?

I'm disgusting. I'm a swamp thing.

- I'm a regular Bela Lugosi.
- Who?

I can't even believe I thought that
I could ask you something like this.

Just forget it.

You know, have fun playing intramural
Wii golf this season, dick face.

Okay, okay, okay.

Come here.

Look, I'm an idiot.

And idiots don't exactly
give great advice.

Well, look at it this way.

It's not like you could make me
any more awkward, right?

That's true.

See? Idiot.

So you'll do it?

- Yeah.
- Yes.

WESLEY:
On one condition.

You gotta ask me in monster voice.

- Wesley. Monster voice?
- Yeah.

- From when we were little?
- Mm-hm.

- No, I don't... I don't remember it.
- You sure?

- Yes, I couldn't even...
- Okay.

[IN MONSTER VOICE]
Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Bianca need Wesley help.

- Please, Wesley, help Bianca?
- Ha, ha.

- [IN NORMAL VOICE] There you go.
- Not bad. You still got it.

So easily amused.

- We got a deal?
- Yeah.

- I was just going low, that's all.
- Just...

BIANCA: Yes. All right.
- Okay.

So, you have to pass
the chemistry midterm, okay?

- So we'll focus on that first.
- Yeah.

And where do we start with me?

- The mall, noon, Saturday.
- All right, cool.

Will there be
a lot of walking, though?

Because I'll wear my Shape-ups.
Having some...

Text me.

BIANCA: I was nervous,
relying on the school Neanderthal,

but what was the worst
he could do?

- Are you kidding me with this?
- I'm not.

Wes, if I wanted to go shopping
and talk about girly stuff,

I could've done that
with Jess and Casey.

- I need you to give me real talk.
- Real talk?

You got a uniboob, your posture sucks,
and your clothes fit weird

because you wear the wrong size bra.
Boom, real talk.

I watch a lot of Project Runway.
What's up?

Step one: First impressions matter,

so take some pride
in your appearance.

Ladies, this is Bianca.

Take good care of her. I'm gonna
get the hell out of this section.

- Wes, no, don't go.
- Ach.

- Unibooben.
- Sí, uniboob.

[CLEARS THROAT]

- What do you think?
- Hey, look at those.

- You... You look great.
- Thanks. That's enough.

- Well, I know my boobs.
- Okay.

- Can we leave?
- Definitely not.

We've got the whole place.
We are just getting started.

Step two:
Time to show the world who you are.

The truth is, I don't know
who you are from your clothes, okay?

You need to start dressing more
like you, and less like Wreck-It Ralph.

- Fine.
- Dressing rooms are back there,

and, uh, maybe try on a new attitude
while you're at it.

Get in there.

BIANCA:
Can we please just make this quick?

[WESLEY LAUGHING]

Okay, next.

- Try to keep it in your pants.
- Next.

- Nope.
- This one might be my favorite yet.

It... It's not that bad.

Okay, perfect. Hold that pose.

Are you filming me?

Game tape, for review.
This is what you look like

when you're not overthinking things,
actually having some fun.

If anybody ever sees this,
I'll rip your nut sack off.

I'll rip it right off.

- Okay.
- Rip it.

Super aggressive.
Look, if this is gonna work,

you gotta lighten up,
and you're gonna have to trust me.

All right.

- It's go time.
- Okay.

Here we go. Yeah.

Rub the belly.

Oh, uh-oh.

Oh, yeah. You got moves.

Oh. No. Mm.

Okay, dancing makes it worse.

No, no, still worse.

- Is that good?
WESLEY: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Are you twerking?

Ooh. Oh.

What's that?

Oh, my God.

This is just getting weird now.

Look out. Okay. Heh.

It's a little weird now.

- Whoo! Yeah. Whoo!
- Okay, I think... I think we're good.

We're... No? You're...

Actually, I've been meaning
to talk to you, Toby.

I'm really, really into you.

Don't tell me. Tell Toby.

BIANCA: Toby Tucker.
I didn't know you were here.

I have feelings for you.

Look at me, Toby.

Don't look at me. Look at me.

Put your arm around me. Whoops.

Toby, heh.

You're a little excited, aren't you?
Toby...

Toby, that is
unbelievably inappropriate.

But it doesn't feel bad.

- Okay.
BIANCA: I need to talk to you.

Oh, God, I want you so bad. Toby...

Uh... I'm gonna change.
We should... We should go.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

What the shit?

You're messing with the wrong girl.

Looks like the lessons are off
to a real great start there, coachy.

- Oh, did you have fun in here?
- No.

No? Hmm.

- You sure about that?
BIANCA [ON PHONE]: Ha-ha-ha.

Oh, God, please, make it...

- Make it go away. It's very bad.
- No.

Step three, okay? Smile more.

You're really cute
when you're having fun.

So we are off to a great start,
smart-ass.

Try it on.

BIANCA:
Um...

You know, I'm really tired.
I think we should just take a break.

Okay.

All right, what are you really looking
to get out of your boy, Tony?

- Toby.
- Tuba?

You wanna blow his horn?
Put your hand on his instrument?

- Little meow, meow, meow.
- Ugh.

Was that a little laugh?
There was a little laugh there.

- You laughed. You did laugh.
- I had a small stroke.

Yeah, like a midget jerking it.

You get it? Because he's small?

That was...

Okay, fine.

Talking to Toby scares you, right?

The only way to get over it
is to face it right here, right now.

See Sweater Guy over there?

I want you to walk over
and get his phone number.

[LAUGHS]

- No.
- Be totally gangster about it, okay?

Just say, "I could tell from across
the room we might be into each other.

Now that I'm here, I know it.
Your move."

- Have you met me?
- Okay.

I couldn't get through
three words of that.

All right, walk over and say,
"Hey there."

- "Hey there"?
- Hop up.

Get up.

All right, deep breath.

Shoulders back.

Lick your lips a little bit.

Ah, don't worry about the lips.
Go, strut your stuff.

- Like a peacock.
- Shh!

Hey there.

Hey there.

Is that a wiener in your mouth
or are you just happy to see me?

No, it's a bratwurst.

Oh, yeah. No. Um...

But is there a place to get a hot dog
here in this mall or...?

Yeah.

BIANCA:
Oh. Hey-oh.

- Tss, pfft. Pfft.
- Right?

- Okay-
- okay-

Bye-bye.

Did you want to go out
with me, though?

Out where?

To, uh, dates?

To a date? On a date? To a date?

No.

No. Okay.

- Oh, you're good.
BIANCA: Huh?

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

- You're good.
- Oh.

Where are the cameras?

- Oh, of course.
- It's a YouTube video, right?

- It's a joke.
- It's a YouTube video?

Who would wanna go out
with this guy, right?

- Oh, man, you're so good.
- Thank you so much.

- Thank you.
- Totally believable.

Great. Thank you.

- How many hits did this get?
- Lot of hits.

I'm taking a lot of hits today.
All right, see you later.

- Cool.
- Okay.

- Where can I find it online?
BIANCA: Yep, bye.

Man, so many
unanswered questions.

Really good.
Thank you so much for that, teach.

That was an awesome lesson.
I'm humiliated.

Okay, look,
it was just the tryouts, all right?

We're sizing up your strengths
and weaknesses.

- And?
WESLEY: And...

You're horrible. I hope you like cats.

Kidding.

Next mission is to talk to 15 guys.

Yeah, 15 guys,
without completely falling apart, okay?

Step five: Take a few hits.

Ahem. Nope. Okay.

I can do this.
How hard could it be? Just do it.

Excuse me, I, uh...

...can't do this.

Hey, I see you have a reusable bag.

You're not listening.

Hey, is this seat taken?

Oh, you're busy.
I'll come back a little later.

Oh. We have to stop
meeting like this. Heh.

You're always going up.

Best part about it is it's glass.
Sure, it's cumbersome to carry around,

but I don't wanna have
breast cancer

because I'm drinking out of plastic
water bottles my whole life.

It's not really worth it, you know.

Like, in Japan, the...
You have to go? Okay.

Long day, huh?

Too long.

- Just get off work?
- Kind of.

- Do you work here too?
- Oh, I'm at the yogurt place.

I'm a toppings consultant.

Oh, my God.
I didn't even know they had those.

I've actually been making a lot of poor
choices with my toppings lately.

Oh, have you?
Well, I got a card I can give you.

- I'm Allen.
- Hey, Bianca.

- Nice to meet you, Bianca.
- Nice to meet you.

All right, so,
what's the number-one mistake

that people make
when it comes to toppings?

Ooh. Good question.

- Granola.
- Granola?

- You wanna know why?
- Yeah.

Wes, I did it.
I just got that guy's number.

- Attagirl.
- I know.

Think I deserve a little treat.

I'm telling you, I'd really lost hope
around Guy 17, you know.

Then came Guy 21.
Couldn't shut him up.

- Easy.
- Real chatty Cathy.

Easy. All right, don't get cocky.

Today was only day one.

Still, it felt pretty good, so...

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

All right, well, you held up
your end of the bargain,

so I guess I will hold up mine.

Here are my chemistry notes, okay?

Live by this,
and you shall pass the midterm.

Yeah.

Uh...

Enthalpy, entropy-

Pauli exclusion principle?

- I was...
MADISON: Wesley?

- Can we run?
- She's coming over.

Oh, my God.
What a coincidence it is

- seeing you here.
- Hey.

So, urn, you two, huh?

We're not... We're not here together.

We just bumped
into each other here.

Yeah. No, obviously, I don't...
I wouldn't wanna be...

I couldn't possibly care less.

Caitlyn, can you make sure
you get a shot

- of them together, please?
- Yep.

That's what sucking
at life looks like. Oh.

I'm gonna, uh...

- I'm gonna get started.
- I have to...

I am late for an event.

- Yeah.
- So I'm gonna...

Mine is this way, though.

[CAMERA CLICKING]

What are you doing?

Ooh. Ha-ha-ha.

You caught me.
I'm uploading pictures to my profile.

Just hang on a sec.
They're still loading.

Sorry, your profile for what?

A dating site.
I signed up for all of them.

Match, eHarmony,
ChristianMingle, JDate.

JDate? You're not Jewish.

I know. That just makes me
more exotic on the site.

Note to self.

Okay, here we go.
Here's my profile pic.

- Tell me what you think. Be brutal.
- Okay.

Oh, uh, you're gonna use
the book picture?

Oh, is it too formal?

Well, it is a little...

Well, it's either that or all the
duck-head poses people do on here.

Oh, no, no.

Dear God, it's "duck face,"
and stop that forever.

All right. I'm just trying to get more
of these thingies, these, uh, flirties.

Hmm. This is a tough conversation
for me.

Let's focus on the picture.
Uh, here we go.

Oh, look, arm-fold head-tilt.
That's a classic.

I think we can find something better.

Let's see.
Oh, yeah, what about this one?

- This is a good one.
- Aw, heh.

That was Florida.
Seems like a long time ago.

- Yeah, you look so relaxed and happy.
- Yeah, well, I was.

BIANCA: There you go.
- Thank you.

This girl's gonna
have the flirties rolling in.

Well, we'll see.
This is all so new for me.

Well, it seems like we're both
trying new things, then.

What I'm talking about is
a good old-fashioned crush on a boy.

- Oh.
- Yeah, his name is Toby.

Toby.

Yeah, I was kind of having trouble
getting him to notice me,

so I've brought on a sensei.

Wesley Rush.

Wesley Rush?

- From next door?
- Okay.

Honey, why don't you just go
to Jess and Casey?

You always trust their advice.

I just thought I'd branch out.

Okay.

Actually, I mean,
what had happened was, I was at...

Was this sensei thing your idea?

- Uh, yeah, but I...
- Good.

That means you're being mentally
tough and making decisions.

That's what half of my last book
was about.

When you become proactive,
your problems become subtractive,

and then good things
are bound to happen.

Wow, okay.
Little of the old proactive, subtractive.

Got it. I'll remember that
if you remember no more duck face.

- No duck head.
- Duck face.

[COMPUTER BEEPS]

Oh, I got a flirty.

Mazel tov, Dottie.

JESS: Do you know what
you're wearing for homecoming yet?

Because I can't find anything.
Do you think short, long?

What do you think?

BIANCA: Despite missing my
ex-best friends, my mom was right.

I could sense that good things
were about to happen.

Come on.

JESS: It's been 2 weeks. This is crazy.
CASEY: I know.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

Toby Tucker,
I've loved you for a long time.

Mr. Tucker.

Wes.

GIRL [ON PHONE]:
Oh, my God. Big, fat ass.

Big, fat ass. Ew.

Jiggle, jiggle, jiggle.

At least it only has six views.

[MOANING]

Oh, Toby, don't stop.

[IN SLOW MOTION]
Don't stop.

[IN NORMAL VOICE]
I wanna be your wife.

How do we look together?
How do we look together?

- The most beautiful couple?
GIRL: Oh, my God.

ROBIN:
Is that Bianca Piper?

Yep. Oh, my God, that is so horrible.

I would hate it if that was me
and people saw this.

- I should totally forward this.
- Me too.

- Viral?
- Viral.

[CELL PHONES CHIMING]

[OINKING ON PHONE]

BIANCA [ON PHONE]:
Oh, Toby.

[STUDENTS LAUGHING]

GIRL 1: Did you read the comments
on that video?

GIRL 2: Yeah. It says, "That mannequin
just made out with a five."

GIRL 1: Oh, my God,
he called her a five. Ha, ha.

GIRL 2: "Bianca Piper's ass
means the terrorists have won."

GIRL 1:
Ouch. I feel bad for Toby.

GIRL 2: "Flash mob hump session
on Toby at 3:30"?

GIRL 1:
He's gotta be so embarrassed.

GIRL 2:
His senior year is going to suck.

CASEY:
Ugh, they do not clean those mirrors.

- Oh, that is awful.
CASEY: Whatever.

Listen, she's the one
that ended things with us, Jess.

BIANCA: I love your eyes. They're so...
- Just make that go away.

BIANCA: Toby...
JESS: Casey, shut the site down now.

Okay, fine.

GIRL [ON COMPUTER]:
Oh, my...

You know Bianca well. Do you think
she'd put this up to get attention?

[GRUNTING]

Not likely.

Don't we just look so cute together?

ARTHUR:
Ooh.

Problem solved.

Solved my ass.

This school, this entire school,
is filled with cyber bullies.

Do you know what that means?
That means retaliation videos.

Comments, likes, Tweets, memes,

and whatever the hell else they do
to each other nowadays.

It's like a prison yard out there.

Look, don't you think you're
overreacting just a little bit?

Have you not seen Dateline?

Catfish? Pretty Little Liars?

- What?
- Nothing.

Look, having had experience
in this area,

I think we gotta deal with this
in a way that's private and sensitive.

Yes, yes, we do not negotiate
with terrorists.

That is the opposite
of what I just said.

[BELL RINGS]

Attention, students.
The halls of our prestigious institution

have been compromised
by the stench of cyber bullying.

It is the stench of ones and zeroes

and electronic hardware probably
manufactured somewhere in China.

But these "YOLO terrorists"
will not be tolerated.

Malloy High will now be put
under Internet martial law.

That's right.

BUCHANON:
Each student will be required

to turn in their phones to teachers
and retrieve at the end of the day

until we have gotten
to the bottom of this.

No more phone.
Oh, can you hear me now, jerks?

There will be no Vine,
no Flickr, no Tumblr,

- no Tinder, no Facebook, no Hulu...
- Just say no Internet. We get it.

...no Grindr, no WhatsApp,
no Instagram, no Pinterest,

no wiki anything.

That is all.

Fight on, Blue Devils.

Oh, and remember, it gets better.

- What?
FILLMORE: You heard him.

Drop them in the box.

You can pick them up
after school, maybe.

God, I've waited a long time for this.

All of them, Robert.

Mm-hm.

All of them.

Thank you.

[CELL PHONE BUZZING]

What's that buzzing I hear?

Dick.

That's gross.

Oh, I don't think he meant me too.

Hit "send," drop.

When I went to high school in the '90s,
we didn't have emoticons.

We had actual facial expressions.

Look into it.

BOY:
What's up, narc?

BIANCA: Not only was I
the school's most famous DUFF,

I was now the least-liked
person in it.

- Thanks for destroying my life.
- I just thought of something funny,

and now nobody's gonna know.
Hope you're happy.

These are useless.

BIANCA:
It could not have gotten worse.

Oh, wait.

Of course it could.

[CELL PHONES RINGING
AND BUZZING]

[DOG BARKING ON PHONE]

[SIR MIX-A-LOT'S "I LIKE BIG BUTTS"
PLAYING ON PHONE]

WESLEY:
Yeah, Matt and I, last cup, boom, hit it.

You happy now?

Is this one of your lessons?

Hey, dummy humper, I found you
a new boyfriend in health class.

This is Toby too.

What do you think?

Oh, Toby.

Oh, just give it to me, Toby.

Oh, just a little pinch right there.
Just... Oh, he's dirty.

Oh, he's going to town on me, Toby.

- Oh, Toby.
- Are you gonna do anything?

MATT: You're my special little Toby.
I can take you home with me.

Boobs look good. New bra?

BIANCA:
Thanks a lot.

[CROWD LAUGHING]

Oh, peaches and pears.

- Can I have peaches and pears?
- Okay.

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

WESLEY:
Hey, Bianca, it's Wesley.

Hey, look, I just...
I wanted to say that...

[GRUNTS]

Can I come in?

Mm-hm.

WESLEY:
I deserved that.

Here.

I promise,
I didn't send the video, okay?

I overheard Madison bragging about it
to her friends.

I mean, the angles weren't even
from where I was sitting.

Why is your hand messed up?

Well, you're not the only one
running around punching people today.

No one else sees that video.
Tell everyone.

I don't know that many people.

Well, make some more friends
and tell them.

What?

Mm.

Thanks.

I've never had anybody
go on a punching spree for me before.

Well, don't get used to it.

Now there's rumors going around
I'm on 'roids.

- Aren't you? Heh.
- Well, irregardless...

- Not a word.
- Well, irregardless of that...

- A little peace offering.
- Oh, my God.

Wes, the dress?

You didn't have to do this.

I never should've called you
the DUFF, okay?

That was stupid.

- We good?
- We're good.

Thank you.

You know what's not good
is I saw Toby today.

He could barely look at me.

I think I'm just gonna, like,
write him a really long letter

just apologizing profusely

and, you know, maybe send him
an Edible Arrangement.

Stop, stop. Edible Arrangement?

Look, you don't have to apologize
for anything, okay?

- Step six...
- Let's let the steps go.

Step six: Just own it.
Grow some balls.

Tell him you know the video sucks,
but you're into him, and to deal with it.

And if he's still weird, he's a jackass.

Sometimes it's that simple.

Now, I'm off to study Hess's law

and how it relates
to enthalpic chemical change. Aww.

Who are you
and what have you done with Wes?

Or maybe I'll Google celeb nip slips.
Curtains open.

[WHISTLES]

- There he is.
- See you tomorrow.

See you.

WOMAN: Here are your phones, kids.
GIRL 1: Thank you.

BOY 1: Thanks.
BOY 2: Oh, yeah.

Thanks.

WOMAN:
Everyone, get your phones.

GIRL 2:
Thank you.

WOMAN:
Hey, you're welcome.

Hey there.

Hey, Bianca.

Got a second to talk to a fan?

Yeah, sure, what's up?

I'm assuming you've seen the video.

- Heh. Yeah.
- Um, it's true.

I am into you.

And so I thought
I should just be straightforward

and tell you to your face.

Wow.

I'm flattered.

And impressed. Ha, ha.

Not a lot of people would have
the balls to say all that.

Well, that's my whole thing.

- Big old balls.
- Ha, ha. Right.

I think this is the first time
that you and I have ever really talked.

It's kind of nice.

Yeah, it is.

- All right, well...
BIANCA: Okay.

- Well, yeah.
TOBY: So, uh...

- I'll, uh, see you around.
TOBY: Okay.

BIANCA: All right.
- Thanks.

- See you.
- Bye. Ha, ha.

Bye. We said it at the same time.

- Bye-bye.
TOBY: Bye.

BIANCA:
Oh, shit.

We should, uh, hang out sometime.

Yeah, I'd like that.

- How's this Friday?
- This Friday, hmm,

is, uh, gonna be fine for me.
It's good.

Cool. Meet at my house?

- Seven o'clock?
- Yes, 7 is good.

- All right.
BIANCA: See you.

- Bye. Ha-ha-ha.
- Bye.

TOBY:
Bye.

- Wes.
BOY: Hey.

- What the hell?
- You embarrassed?

- Now you know how it feels.
- Whoa, who let her in?

- Wes?
- Whoa, Bianca, what the hell is this?

Ah, kind of looks like a penis,
only smaller.

[BOYS LAUGHING]

Wes?

WESLEY:
Wow, boys' locker room. Nice.

Oh, uh...

I need to talk to you
about something.

- So...
- Mm-hm. What?

- You have a question? Hmm?
- Yeah. Don't do that.

- Hmm? Question? You do.
BIANCA: Uh... Heh.

- Stop.
- You don't.

Ha, ha. Come on, please.
It's important.

- What do you want?
BIANCA: Let's go.

- Okay.
- Ugh.

- So you asked him out?
BIANCA: Yeah.

- That's awesome.
- Yeah.

What's the problem?

If you must know, I've never been
on an actual date before.

Okay, okay. Sit down, sit down.

We got this. Come here. All right.

Step seven: the date.
Okay, we need a plan.

You think a football team runs
on the field without a strategy?

Eh... Mm.

- Exactly, no. Of course they don't.
- No, of course they don't.

You want this date to end with you
making out, you need to think ahead.

So give me the vibe of the restaurant
you're going for.

Okay, I'm thinking something
kind of trendy,

you know, kind of hipster,
maybe unique?

- Done. Dave & Buster's.
- Huh?

- The place with the metal claw game?
- You bet your ass.

WESLEY:
Okay, you, Toby. Let's get started.

Worst scenario is if you get seated at
a table right across from each other.

Okay, no one's making out if they're
three feet apart. Simple geology.

You need a booth, okay?
It's better for flirting,

not-so-accidental touching,
making out. Game on.

Wow, I had no idea guys like you
even thought about this kind of stuff.

Well, that's because you're racist
against jocks. You're a jock-cist.

Okay, moving on.

Okay, so how do you
set the tone at dinner?

Lighting matters, okay?
The darker the booth, the better.

Lighting, dark booth.
Got it. What's next?

Body language.

Is he leaning in?

- Is he sitting close?
- I don't know...

WESLEY:
And then it's all about interaction.

Is he trying to impress you?

Does he say complimentary things
to you?

If yes, chances are
he's gonna make his move.

And touchdown.

Wes.

I always wanted to do that
to the coach's board.

It's big because it's on a chalkboard.

We gotta go. Come on.
Let's go, let's go.

Hey, DUFF queen, wanna show me
some of them moves?

Shh.

ARTHUR: Bianca?
BIANCA: Yes.

The video was hysterical. Eat a dick.

Thanks. I just had a bagel,
though, so I'm full.

Mr. Arthur, I'm really sorry. I...

ARTHUR: No, don't worry about it.
Step into my hallway.

I don't play favorites,
but you're my favorite.

You ever heard the phrase
"The pen is mightier than the sword"?

Yeah, and in this case,

a bunch of kids anonymously typing
whatever comments they want

feels like an atomic bomb,

and that's definitely mightier
than a sword.

So make your writing
have a positive effect.

As in a certain homecoming article
that's due.

Oh, please, Mr. Arthur,

the last thing I wanna do
is go to a place

where everybody hates me
and then write about it.

I picked you for a reason.

And whatever you write, I'm running it
as our lead, so make it count.

Inspire us. Remember,
the pen is mightier than the sword.

[STUDENTS SHOUTING
INDISTINCTLY]

Simon, get your finger out of there.

SIMON:
You're not my father.

ARTHUR:
Yes, I am your daddy, Simon.

MAN: What do you want me to say?
I have nothing to say.

WOMAN: I do everything around
this house, and you don't do...

MAN: Oh, here we go.
WOMAN: Well, it's the truth.

MAN:
Wesley, will you get the door?!

WOMAN: Oh, don't yell at him.
He has nothing to do with this.

MAN:
Save it for therapy, okay, honey?

- Wesley, get the door!
WESLEY: Okay, enough, I got it.

Hey, ready to go get down

- with some bro-valent electrons?
- Yeah.

- Do you wanna talk about it?
- I'd like to not talk.

Hmm. Well, I know just the place.

WESLEY: You see why I need
that scholarship?

WESLEY:
Hey, B, where the hell are we going?

My special place. You'll see.

- Is this where you kill me?
- Ha, ha. Yes.

They're never gonna find you
out here.

Aha.

I give you Think Rock.

- Huh?
- Wow. Um...

What happens here?

Well, it's gonna blow your mind,
but sit on the rock.

- Unh.
- Good, good.

And then you think.

Try it.

How'd you find this place?

I used to run up here a lot
with Pepper,

and she would always make
a direct beeline to this rock.

I remember Pepper.

How's she doing?

I guess she's okay.

When my parents got divorced,
my mom wanted custody of me,

and my dad wanted custody
of the dog.

- Wow.
- Yeah, so I think that

pretty much sums it up right there.

Are your...?

- Are your parents gonna get divorced?
- God, I hope so.

I just... I...

It's okay.

It's not okay.

But it will be.

I promise.

I'm... I'm sorry, I didn't...

Oh. No, I... It's okay, I...

- What, um...? Were you...?
- That... You know what?

That was... Uh, that was practice.

Sorry, practice for...?

For step eight, okay, for...
Of the plan.

That was practice in case you hadn't
made out with anyone in a while.

Huh.

It's all part of the plan?

It's just practice, just a guerrilla-style
practice session?

- Sneak attack.
- Hm, hm.

Really?

Mm-hm, okay.

Is that what it felt like?

That I hadn't made out with anyone
in a while or whatever?

Well, I mean,
I'm more of a tongue guy myself, but...

You don't say?
I think I felt it poking out my butthole.

- Ha-ha-ha.
- So far down my throat. Ha, ha.

Are you giving me kissing advice?

Man, I guess I am.

- B.
- You need it.

That's how people kiss.

Uh, in porn, maybe.

What's wrong with porn?

If this was a porn movie,

we wouldn't be sitting on a rock
having a conversation.

You know,
you'd be bringing me a pizza

or, um, you know, cleaning my pool.

How old is the porn
you're watching?

That doesn't... That's not...
That's not even a thing anymore.

- They don't do that?
- Ha, ha.

All right, you know what?

I'm gonna give you a lesson.

It's gonna be free.
The first one's always free.

All right,
this is how girls like to be kissed.

- We're doing this?
- We're doing this.

- Close your eyes. Ha, ha.
- Heh.

- Ready.
- Okay, okay. Lean in.

Hey-oh. Go slow, okay?
Let the tension build.

So much to learn.

- Okay, ready?
- No.

[LAUGHS]

Okay, now lean in.

Slow.

Oh, no.

That was a good one.

- You are a phenomenal kisser.
- Ha-ha-ha.

- Thank you. That's how we like it.
- What is that?

Are you feeling a little better?

- Hmm?
- Yeah, okay, a little bit.

You're welcome.

Come on, let's go.

We have a date
with the periodic chart.

The only periodic chart I know
is the one that tells me

what time of the month
to avoid Madison. Hey!

- I'm not gonna high-five you on that.
WESLEY: Come on, science jokes.

BIANCA: Know how they say
"The hills have eyes"?

Well, it turns out
the shrubs have bitches

- who videotape everything.
WESLEY: Oh, here we go.

BIANCA:
Well, you don't.

WESLEY:
Ever been kicked in the nuts?

BIANCA: Oh, God,
you always come back with that.

- Hey, B.
- Madison, how are you?

Do you wanna see something
hysterical? Hold on.

Watch this.

[MUSIC PLAYING ON PHONE]

MADISON: Did you see the way
that guy looked at you?

- This part's the best.
MAN: Definitely not.

MADISON:
Wait, just look at your face. Ha, ha.

Oh, don't worry, um,
it's a working title.

You know, I was thinking maybe
"retail slut" or just "slut whore."

You thought the first video was bad.

Boy, this one's gonna destroy you.

What do you want from me?

Oh, I think it's adorable that Wesley
indulged you in a pity make-out.

Oh, no, no.

I don't even know how you...

But it...
That wasn't what it looked like.

Yeah, no shit, it's not.

Because Wesley and I
are getting back together.

- Hmm. ls Wesley aware of this?
- He will be made aware.

- Look, Bianca, I've tried to be nice.
BIANCA: Have you?

Shh. So let me put this
a little differently.

I don't like people
thinking of my ex-boyfriend

hitting it with someone like you.

The thing you have to understand

is what happens in high school
is gonna stay with us forever.

Most people don't think that,
but then again, most people are losers.

- Mm. Fascinating.
- People like me matter here.

People like you will never matter.

So stop messing it up
for those of us who do.

See you in math.

BIANCA:
In the past, her threat alone

would've been enough
to make me hide under my bed.

But I wasn't even trying to hook up
with Wesley Rush.

I couldn't even imagine it.

I'm horny for sex.

- Oh!
- Oh, hey.

Someone's pool need cleaning?

Also I brought pizza.

And I like to have sex with girls.

I'm a girl.

WESLEY: Ow.
- Hmm.

BIANCA:
Okay, maybe I could imagine it,

but I had to stay focused
on my Toby mission.

Date night.
I worked up all my courage

and tried on the dress
Wesley gave me.

In my head, I think I was expecting
some big reality-show reveal.

All right.

BIANCA:
But it was just me.

Me in a dress.

BIANCA:
Ma, I'm off to my big night.

Whoa, look at you.

Wow, look at you.

Look at you not in a pantsuit.

I know. I have my first Internet date.

We both like Thai food,
are athletically toned and lying about it.

Oh, my God.

- That dress is beautiful on you.
- Thanks.

- Wes gave it to me.
- Oh, what are you two doing tonight?

Oh, no, heh, not...
I'm not going out with Wes.

I'm going out with Toby.
Toby's the guy that I like.

Right, well, that should be fun.

Yeah. I actually kind of feel
nervous about it

just because I feel like
I might say something stupid,

- and I don't really know when...
- Honey, stop.

Believe, retrieve, achieve.

It is a mantra
that I teach all of my clients

who suffer
from performance anxiety.

Believe it happened yesterday.

Retrieve your confidence.

Achieve your goals.

- Just don't conceive.
- Mm.

Okay. Well, I'm off to do some
believing and hopefully achieving.

- Love you, have fun.
- Unless there was something else.

Nope, I'm good. See you, have fun.

Hey, look at you.

Studying almost like
you were a real student.

Actually, I'm just waiting
for strangers to walk by

so I can show them this bad boy.

Hey-oh!

Oh, you're not the only B in my life.
Suck it, science.

That is actually incredible.

I can't believe it. Congratulations.

Coach says I might get to play
some football this year.

What?

- I'm so proud of you. Good job.
- Ah.

[BIANCA CHUCKLES]

Wow.

- Ah, my dress.
- Ah? Not bad for a DUFF, am I right?

It's my big Toby date night.

Off to a nice evening

of talking about the finer things in life
with a fellow intellectual?

Yes, please. Ha, ha.

So, I mean, how do I look?
Is this good, coach? Come on.

You look good.

Good?
Wow, that's really a rave review.

I just mean that you look good,
but you don't look like you.

What? What are you talking about?

- What do you mean? No, tell me.
- Nothing, nothing. You look fantastic.

I got my grades up, you got your date.
We're good.

- Are you sure? You're being weird.
- You're being weird, okay?

- Go.
- Okay, I'll tell you how it goes.

- All right.
- Okay, bye.

Bye.

Wish me luck.

Good luck.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Come on in.

- Wow, you really dressed up.
- Oh?

This old thing? Ha, ha.

Um, so hey,
where do you wanna go?

Because I actually heard
that Dave & Buster's

is, like, the cool, hip new spot.

The place
with the metal claw game?

- Yeah, that's the one. Fun, right?
- Yeah. Ha, ha.

Well, I do love Dave & Buster's,

but I actually took the liberty
of making a reservation already.

Hope this is okay.
Thought we could eat here tonight.

I've been teaching myself
how to make sushi online.

I just thought it would be,
you know, more personal.

Yeah, I like that.

[TIMER DINGS]

Oh, uh,
those are the baked crab rolls.

Make yourself at home.
That's Japanese tea, by the way.

- So enjoy.
- Okay.

BIANCA: Nightmare. I'd only been
trained for Dave & Buster's.

What did Wes say? That "no one's
making out if they're three feet apart."

Okay.

Oh, Jesus.

Hey. Oh. Uh...

- Everything okay?
- Oh, yeah. No, uh, I was getting...

I was feeling, like, a draft over
when I was here,

so I just kind of scooted it on
over here.

- I can turn off the air.
- Oh, okay. Whatever.

That's probably a good idea.

BIANCA:
The vibe. Darker the better.

Okay.

Really? What kind of light...?

- What?
- Hey, Bianca. That's better...

- Oh. Did we blow a fuse?
- I guess we did.

I was just over here
looking at this picture of you

in the tiny sweatpants,
and it got dark.

I don't know. It's crazy.

I'll just flip the breakers,
turn all the lights on.

Oh, you're gonna turn all the...?
Turn them all back on? Okay.

- What?
- Oh! Hey, let there be light, right?

Yeah. From the Bible.

Cool. That's crazy.

- What's the crab doing right now?
- Oh, I'll go get him.

Okay, great.

I can't believe you made
all this sushi.

This is like restaurant-quality sushi.

Like, look at this. Do you have
a special tool for these?

Ha, ha. It took a few hours.

If it has to do with my hands,
I usually pick it up really quickly.

That's actually how I got into guitar.

- Oh, yeah. Tell me more about that.
- I was a terrible student.

[TOBY LAUGHS]

And so my mom used to stand
outside my room

to make sure
that I was doing my homework.

Game on.

- What?
- I said, go on with the story,

because I'm loving it.

So then I just started writing poems,
and those poems became songs and...

That is so cool.

I want you to take me...

Take me on this table right now.

[BOTH MOANING]

What's up? Oh, California roll?

- Mm. Oof!
- Ew!

TOBY:
Are you okay?

Ah.

Ah, yeah, I'm just really
feeling this sushi.

It's really...
It's doing something to me.

Ha, ha. Yeah. Well, thanks.

No, like I said,
it's the poetry of the chord progression

intertwining with the poetry
of the lyrics.

It's like two people in love.

Yeah, like a midget jerking it.
Meow, meow, meow-meow.

[LAUGHS]

Yeah, funny. Actually,
that kind of reminds me of a song

that I wrote a few weeks ago.

I could play it for you later if you like.

- Yeah, totally.
- Yeah, totally.

You know, I've been working
on a poem myself.

There once a boy named Toby Tucker
Bianca Piper just wished he would...

Okay, I think
I'm gonna use the bathroom.

Where is it?

What are you doing to me out there?

What...?
You're not into Wesley, are you?

You bet your ass, you are. Whoo!
Who's number one in your brain?

- No. Get out.
- This guy. This guy is.

- Yeah.
- Get out.

Okay, you've gotta
pull it together, okay?

Toby Tucker is gonna play you a song,
and you're gonna love it.

Here we go.

[STRUMMING GUITAR]

Are you okay? Little cold?

I'm a little chilly, yeah.

Oh, hang on.

There you go. Better?

Yeah, definitely. Thanks.

So here's the song.

- Be gentle. I'm still working on it, so...
- Okay.

[SINGING]
Baby, you set my soul on fire

And, girl, you are my heart's desire

Don't you know it's true

In everything we do

I just want it to be

The two of us

I don't know exactly
how to rhyme that.

- Oh, no. It's so good, though.
- Thank you. I think it's great.

I mean, I've been working on it
for a little bit, so...

But enough about me.

I mean, how have you been,
after that video came out?

It's been a little tough.

A lot of people... A lot of people saw it.
Heh. I don't know.

To be honest,
the saddest part about it is that

I kind of got into a fight
with my best friends, and...

Jess and Casey?

Uh, yes, Jess and Casey.

And, um, I don't know,
it's, like, my fault pretty much.

I kind of wanna reach out,
but I'm not really sure

- what I should do about it, and...
- You should talk to them.

I mean, they seem like really caring,
understanding people, so...

Mm. Mm-hm.

Sorry, are you friends with them?

Yeah, Jess is in my drama class
and I have trig with Casey.

Oh, yeah. You know...

I mean, Jess is, like,
an amazing actress.

- Mm.
- And dancer.

Mm.

- And dresser.
- Okay.

And Casey, she's, like,
this, you know, fiery Latina.

You know, caliente, you know.

Yeah, she's very spicy.

But, you know, I'm not really friends
with them right now, so...

Is it intimidating?

What?

Being friends with...
And it's rare that I point this out,

because I do not subscribe to
the American ideal of feminine beauty.

But such powerful women?

BIANCA:
Oh, no. No, no, no.

A friend of mine was wondering,

do they have dates to
the homecoming dance next weekend?

BIANCA:
I tried to keep my composure, but...

[SCREAMS THEN SOBS]

[RETCHES]

Are you DUFFing me?

Excuse me?

You are.

This is a DUFF.

You're using me to try
to get closer to Jess and Casey,

because you think that
I'm approachable, aren't you?

Okay, look, when you said
that we should hang out Friday,

I thought you were hinting
that they were gonna be here.

Like, I thought you were saying
that they were into me.

I can't... I can't even believe this.

I can't believe for five seconds
I thought that...

- Bianca, Bianca.
- What?

Can I have my sweatshirt?

Heh, okay, you know what?
Here, you can have it.

Oh.

Oh, hell, no.

Mr. Sushi?

- The song was mine.
- Yeah.

I'm not surprised,
because it was a piece of shit.

And so are you. Have a nice night.

[LINE RINGS]

WESLEY [OVER PHONE]: Hello?
- Wes, it's Bianca.

Just kidding. It's my voice mail.

[LINE BEEPS]

Wes, it's Bianca.

So it turns out that Toby's
been DUFFing me the whole time.

And I've just been thinking
about some stuff, and I just...

I'd really like to talk to you, okay?
Call me back.

[MADISON LAUGHING]

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Hey, I got your message.

Yeah, um, forget about it.
Just go home.

Look, I'm sorry about Toby.

Okay? He's an idiot.

You know, I saw you and Madison.

- Okay.
- You were at my special place.

You know, that's my Think Rock.

You said I could use it.

Not as a Motel 6, Wes.

You were on a date with Toby.

Are you seriously mad at me
right now?

I thought we were friends.

Come on, we're not friends.

You know,
people like you don't hang out

with people like me, you know?

That's just the way it is.
Football guys, they date hot chicks.

And people like me
don't date anybody.

I don't know why I thought
it could be different.

What are you talking about?
B, this isn't you.

Please, Wes, you're embarrassed
to be seen with me at school.

Okay?

It's just...

This was an experiment,

and it worked for you
and it didn't work for me,

so let's just forget it, okay?

- B...
- Please, just go home.

BIANCA: So, what does homecoming
mean to me?

The word "homecoming" itself

conjures up feelings
of warmth and comfort.

High school offers me none of that.

I know some people will tell you
that homecoming is about celebrating,

but to the majority of kids in school,

it's just another night
where you feel pressure

to find the perfect date,
the perfect outfit,

and have the perfect evening.

Come Monday morning,
it's back to reality.

I don't know about you,

but I'm happy to sit this one out.

I didn't regret hitting "send,"

but I did regret how I left things
with Jess and Casey.

CASEY:
So all of this because of some word?

It didn't feel like
just some word to me.

I think deep down I've always known
you guys were prettier than me,

and I felt like I couldn't talk
to you about it,

because you wouldn't understand what
it felt like to be your schlumpy friend.

But, you know, you're wrong,
because we all have our insecurities.

The point is, we're a team.

If anything, we're kind of chumps
in comparison to you.

Okay, now you went too far.
You had me and then you lost me.

Oh, no, she's right, B.
You are by far the smartest one

of the three of us.
You're loyal, you're funny.

And we can't be Bianca,
Jess and Casey without Bianca.

Thanks.

Oh.

Okay, you know what?

Tonight how about we ditch our dates
and have a girls' night?

- Done.
BIANCA: What? No, no way.

Guys, it's homecoming.
You're definitely going.

I just... I can't see Wes.

Or Toby. Or anyone, for that matter.

Just let me stay here and lie
amongst the pizza a little longer.

- Absolutely not.
BIANCA: Mom.

- You're listening at the door again?
- Yes, I was. This is juicy stuff.

Now it all makes sense.

Mom, I've been through
all of your stages, okay?

I am already at the fifth
and final stage: acceptance.

Honey, forget about the five stages.
I have got some real advice for you.

We're gonna call it, uh, stage 11.

Yeah, it's sort of acceptance plus,

where you realize who you are,
you accept it,

and then you, um,

[IN BRITISH ACCENT]
turn it up to 11.

Is that supposed to be
Robert Pattinson?

[IN NORMAL VOICE]
No, Spinal Tap.

The movie, Spinal Tap.

[IN BRITISH ACCENT]
"This one goes to 11."

Let's stop.

[IN NORMAL VOICE]
All right, honey, you're a weirdo.

Fine, own it.
Be the best weirdo you can be.

You have spent the last month
worrying so much

about what other people
think about you.

How about tonight you just worry
about what you think about you?

Now, I want you to get cleaned up,
I want you to go to that dance,

and rock that homecoming
like my Bianca Piper would.

Passion plus action...

- Oh, my God, I'm doing it again.
- No, no, it's okay, it's working.

You're good at this.
I'm feeling mad inspired.

I think I have an idea.

[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

Hmm.

There it is. I gotta say,
this is some of my best work.

- You are very talented.
- It's really perfect, Jess.

All right, I just talked with the guys,
and I told them we're going alone.

- Ooh. Yes.
- Thanks.

So shall we?

[CLAPS]

Let's do this shit.

Fucking A.

- Mom.
- Sorry.

[ICONA POP'S "ALL NIGHT"
PLAYING]

She looks great. She's pulling it off.

- Dude, she's 15 years old, man.
- She's a ten.

I don't care about 15. She's a ten.

And then she was all like, "Bitch,
if I wanted your opinion, I'd ask."

And I was all like, "Bitch, if I cared
what you thought, I'd ask."

Ugh, my grandma is so annoying.

- Ha-ha-ha.
- Wesley, what time is it?

Nine-fifteen.

Okay, they're announcing
king and queen soon,

so, Caitlyn, I wanna go over by the
stage and get the very best lighting.

I'll be right back.

Wow.

Um, you guys,
I'll be right back, okay?

ROBIN: Awesome dress, Bianca.
- Thanks, Robin.

- Hey, Bianca, about the other...
- Shh, shh, shh.

Uh...

BIANCA: Hey.
- Hey.

I could tell from across the room
that we might be into each other.

Now that I'm here, I'm sure.
Your move.

WESLEY: Wow.
- How was that?

That was not bad.

Should I've gone with
"wiener in your mouth"?

- No, no. Definitely not.
- Ha, ha.

- Um...
- Wow, um...

You look beautiful.

Thanks.

Look, um, about what I said
the other day,

of course we're friends,
and that's cool.

But a guy I know once told me
that if you like somebody,

you should just
be straight-up with them

and tell them that you're into them.

So I guess that's
kind of what I'm doing.

Wait, you're into me?

Yeah.

Um...

I, uh... I kind of just got back together
with Madison.

Oh.

But that's good if you're happy.

- What the shit?
- Ow.

MADISON:
Get out of my way.

Wow, that is an interesting dress.

Who makes that, Build-A-Bear?

Since you can't seem
to leave my boyfriend alone,

I cannot wait to release
your video tomorrow.

Good. I'm glad you're excited about it.
Go right ahead.

Fine, I Will.

Plus, Wesley would never leave me
for some DUFF anyway.

- Look, Madison...
BIANCA: It's okay.

Ooh. Madison,
you used to make me so upset,

but now I just feel bad for you.

Yeah, I'm somebody's DUFF.

Guess what, so are you.
So is everybody.

There's always gonna be somebody
prettier or more talented

or richer than you,

but it shouldn't affect
how you see yourself.

You label everybody
to try to keep them down,

but you end up missing out
on all this great stuff around you.

You have Wesley, and you treat him
like he's stupid, but he isn't.

And people don't like him,
because he's with you.

They like him
because he's, like, an amazing guy.

Look, I like myself.

I wouldn't wanna be anybody else.

And I realize now
that none of this matters to me.

But it does to you. It's your dream.

And I totally support that.

Just don't tear me down
for not giving a shit about your labels,

because in the end,
they're meaningless.

MADISON:
What?

Whatever you said
was meaningless, okay?

You don't even get it.
This is not my dream.

- I don't need to...
BUCHANON: Okay, Blue Devils.

Oh, my God, here it is.

It's happening.

Okay, Blue Devils,
it's time to crown our king and queen.

[CROWD APPLAUDING]

Hey, how'd it go?

- Actually, really good.
- This year's homecoming queen is...

This one's got me a little nervous.

...Ms. Madison Morgan.

[CROWD APPLAUDING]

Me? What?

Oh, my God, of course.

GIRL:
Madison!

- Congratulations, Madison.
- I knew it was me.

Keep it to yourself.

BOY: Yeah, Madison.
- All right.

And this year's homecoming king is...

Drumroll, please.

...Mr. Wesley Rush.

[CROWD APPLAUDING
AND CHEERING]

Wesley Rush.

Homecoming king. Come on up.

Wesley. Wesley.

Wesley.

BUCHANON:
Where's Wesley?

Aren't you gonna go get your crown?

No, I'm gonna get the girl.

BOY: Yeah, Bianca!
- Let's get the hell out of here.

GIRL:
All right. All right.

Yeah, all right.

Damn.

It was definitely the dress.

- That is really great.
- Yeah, he is hot.

Are we breaking into the newsroom
to hook up?

BIANCA: You bet we are.
- Who are you?

[BIANCA CHUCKLES]

- Wesley?
- What?

I just want to... I just want to...
One more thing.

- What? What?
- Just one thing.

No, they block out all the good sites.

- What are you doing?
- I just have to...

WESLEY: No, no, if you're doing
homework, I'm gonna kill myself.

It's just one quick thing.
It's for my article.

I'm feeling inspired.

- Okay, here, just rub my shoulders.
- Right.

BIANCA:
What does homecoming mean to me?

If you asked me
at the beginning of senior year,

I would've told you,
"Absolutely nothing."

But tonight,
possibly the greatest night of my life,

I have changed my tune.

You know that one moment in
high school that changes everything?

Okay, I think I can
probably finish this later.

BIANCA: It all started senior year,
about a month before homecoming.

I was cruising the halls
with my two best friends...

BOY:
Wow, she's awesome.

Yeah, she is. I should forward this.

- Viral?
- Viral.

I'm a DUFF.

I am a DUFF.

Yep, that's me.

- I'm a DUFF.
- I'm a DUFF.

Okay, girl, I know some DUFFs too.

ARTHUR:
Wow.

For what it's worth,
what you wrote here

struck a chord with me as well.

I mean, I know you won't believe me,
but I was the DUFF out of my friends.

What? No.

There was no cool name for it
like "the DUFF."

It was, like, "the dipshit,"
uh, douche bag.

A. Urkel. Asian Urkel.

- Nerd ass.
- Okay, no. Didn't need...

- Didn't need the help, you know?
- Oh, sorry.

[COMPUTER BEEPING]

BIANCA:
Whoa, look at this.

The site has thousands
of comments and likes on it.

But they're positive this time.

BIANCA:
Mr. Arthur was right.

Kids started writing to me
with their own DUFF stories,

and when I posted those,

more kids responded
until it just became its own thing.

Oh, and Wesley?
He passed science.

He's going to Ohio State in the fall.

And since I got into Northwestern,
we can visit each other.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

BIANCA:
A lot.

Hey, neighbor-slash-boyfriend.

Hi, neighbor-slash-girlfriend.

You hungry? I'm hungry.

- Yeah, I could eat.
- Good.

Because I was hoping
to take you to dinner.

Ooh. How about a little
Dave & Buster's?

- Skee-Ball?
- Ah!

- A dark booth? Yeah.
- Ah! I love it when you talk dirty to me.

- Maybe we'll accidentally touch knees.
- Oh, can I?

[IN MONSTER VOICE]
Bianca kiss Wes now?

WESLEY:
Oh, monster voice sexy.

[BOTH LAUGH]

BIANCA: In the end, it's not about
popularity or even getting the guy.

It's about understanding

that no matter what label
is thrown your way,

only you can define yourself.

Take it from a DUFF.

[CREW LAUGHING]

Hit that... Hit that, uh...
That long one in the middle.

It's called a spacebar.

- Hey.
- Now, that's a classic look.

You could be on the cover of GQ.
Back cover.

Just a vest. Okay, MacGyver.

You talk about my son
one more ******* time.

[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]

Bluh!

I swear,
I'm just feeling the pressure.

If this makes it to Toshi,

- I'm telling you now...
- Toshi.

- Now I know you...
- Ha, ha.

- Now I know that you...
- Ha, ha.

- Ha-ha-ha.
- [IN JAPANESE ACCENT] This is not...

- This is a...
- Hmm. Not the article I want.

- Dad, 17 pa...
- But it article we need.

[BOTH LAUGHING]

- Hey, Trevor.
- Have fun tonight, Trevor.

- I hate you.
- No, you look adorable.

Mm. Ish.

I'm not happy!

I haven't been kissed in years.

MAN: Can we do one more...?
- Okay, not again.

[CREW LAUGHING]

Oh, are we making a movie?