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The past starts to crack openโ€ฆ ๐ŸŒŠ๐Ÿ’” In We Were Liars Episode 2, Cadence struggles as fragments of memory begin to return.

But the more she remembers, the more dangerous the truth becomes.

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00:06Something terrible happened last summer, and I have no memory of what or who hurt me.
00:14We live, at least in the summer, on Beachwood Island.
00:20Our island was a fairy tale filled with kings and queens and castles.
00:25On it, we could be anything.
00:29Tag!
00:29Hear it.
00:32You seem different.
00:33In a good way?
00:34In a new way.
00:36I mean, at a certain point, are you even really married?
00:38My marriage is just fine.
00:40So is mine, until it wasn't.
00:45I imagine the divorce must be draining, though.
00:48Mostly on my bank account. He's hired a private investigator.
00:55I saw him writing me a letter, with a beach flower he had dried and pressed.
01:00And then, something happened. I knew how I felt.
01:18Come on!
01:24Oh, God.
01:30Mom.
01:32Kids.
01:33Oh, my God, kids.
01:34What happened?
01:36You're okay.
01:36Sam, Sam, Sam, she's awake.
01:38She's awake, she's awake.
01:40She's coming.
01:42You're okay, you're okay.
01:44Okay.
01:45You're okay.
01:56Here's what I do remember.
01:58I shared a perfect kiss with Gat on the beach in June.
02:02And I woke up in the hospital in August.
02:08Everything that happened in between is lost in the black hole of my brain injury.
02:15The doctors tell us it's normal.
02:19Normal to experience amnesia after trauma.
02:23Normal for patients to change their appearance.
02:26To need painkillers to manage the migraines.
02:31My family won't tell me what happened the night of my accident.
02:38The liars haven't spoken to me all year.
02:42The pills only work for the headaches.
02:48But to cure the heartache, I need to know the truth.
02:52And so, I have to return to Beachwood.
02:55What's the pain?
03:04I think to give people a life.
03:05We're coming to you.
03:10Absolutely.
03:23I think it was the death that I had been drinking,
04:14You didn't have to wait up.
04:15Oh, I don't sleep anymore.
04:18Katie, look at you.
04:20You feeling okay?
04:22Nothing painkillers and vodka can't mix.
04:24She's kidding.
04:25She's kidding.
04:26That's her humor now.
04:30That's different.
04:32Dad's three-quarter life crisis.
04:35Calls it new, Claremont.
04:37It's nothing like it used to be.
04:41She's hoping that being here will jog her memory.
04:46My doctor said that being in a familiar setting might help, but that...
04:51That isn't familiar at all.
04:56New Claremont is jarring, but this is still Beachwood.
05:01Come on, let's get some sleep.
05:02Everyone's so excited to see you in the morning.
05:06Are they?
05:07Yes, they are.
05:09That's all they've been talking about for weeks.
05:12Come on.
05:33All the secrets of Summer Sixteen are still here on the island.
05:38In the sand, where Gat first kissed me.
05:42On the shore, where I washed up, barely breathing, two months later.
05:48And I won't stop until I have the whole story.
05:51Do you think you're pretty?
05:52My story.
05:55It's so pretty, it's distracting.
05:59I don't want to lie anymore.
06:25I don't want to lie anymore.
06:33Katie, I once read that the best days deliver a series of small astonishments.
06:38This candy expresses my feelings inadequately.
06:40From Gat.
06:43I need to tell you something.
06:45What's better, a guy giving you a dried beach flower or a candy?
06:50That's not from a guy guy.
06:52This is Gat.
06:53Gat sends you weird little notes all the time.
06:57Well, maybe Gat is a guy, guy now.
07:01Oh, we had a moment.
07:03I knew there was a vibe.
07:05I mean, I guess I'll be happy for you instead of just sparing the fact that the liar's dynamic
07:12will be changed forever.
07:13See, that's the thing, right?
07:16The other day, I saw him writing me a letter, and he put a dried beach flower inside the envelope.
07:21But then he changed his mind, and he put a taffy in it instead, which he's done a million times
07:25before in, like, a friend way.
07:28So maybe that's his way of saying that I...
07:29Maybe he's just contemplating the potential fallout.
07:32As should you, Katie.
07:36I will.
07:39I am.
07:44All right, I'm out.
07:46Wait.
07:47What'd you come up here for?
07:49Oh, it's not worth talking about where all you're all hard eyes.
07:52I am.
07:53You focus on Gat.
07:55Get yourself alone together and see if he wants any more moments.
08:18Hey, guys.
08:20Thanks, Lydia.
08:21You're the best.
08:25Thank you for the present.
08:28Yeah, yeah, no big deal.
08:30Uh, girls, please come make a plate.
08:32Okay, I know you're so...
08:33What do you guys want?
08:35I don't know what you're gonna eat.
08:37You know, I'm feeling kind of pukey.
08:39Hmm.
08:40Your tummy always hurts when you're keeping a secret.
08:43Tummy, Johnny?
08:45Stomach.
08:45I'm not five.
08:47Right.
08:48But you're a grown-up who has somehow sexed herself into eternal virginity.
08:52Who's the guy who brought you a drink at the party boat?
08:54Golf bro looked like his name was something like Shep Calloway.
08:59Winchester Prescott?
09:00Tucker Asherton.
09:01Oh, if it is Brody Sheffield.
09:05Good morning, Sinclair.
09:07Oh, my gosh, you're here.
09:08I missed you, Sinclair.
09:10Oh, I missed you, Tornadoes.
09:12Oh, I thought you missed your flight.
09:15Oh, I did.
09:17So I woke up at the crack of dawn and I made the drive-in.
09:20Figured I'd sneak in from the service dock and surprise you, but Harris blew my cover.
09:25Oh, my gosh.
09:26Oh, my gosh.
09:27Oh, my gosh.
09:28Look at that.
09:29That's fantastic.
09:30Little bug, you do that water with pencils, you know, the light dances through it.
09:35I'm glad you could tear yourself away from the office.
09:37Oh, the office will always be there getting crushed by you on the golf course.
09:39So I was a rare treat.
09:41Ah, Harris' favorite Father's Day tradition, disappearing to the club all morning.
09:45To give you space to prepare your favorite tradition, the feast.
09:49Oh, I see.
09:51Tea time, 7 a.m. tomorrow.
09:54Hope you haven't gotten too rusty.
09:57Don't bring your egg game, Boomer.
09:59Hey, Ed, what do you say we take the boat into town?
10:02Get some ice cream, littles, liars, you in?
10:04I'm in.
10:05Ed?
10:07Yeah, bro?
10:09Sure thing, bro.
10:13I think that Grant and Katie were actually planning on staying here, so...
10:16No, no, no.
10:16I'm down for ice cream.
10:19Yeah.
10:20Same.
10:22Awesome.
10:38Can I tell you guys something and you swear to not tell a single soul?
10:42Yeah.
10:44Okay.
10:47I saw my mom last night having sex with Salty Dan.
10:50Oh, fuck.
10:51Wait, like the Harbor Service guy?
10:52Yeah, the delivery pirate.
10:54He had her all pressed up on the boathouse.
10:56Their legs were just going...
10:59You know, there's one day...
11:00Ugh, ugh, gross.
11:01Sorry, enough detail about Aunt Besskin real, please.
11:04Yeah, well, I can't eat and I can't sleep.
11:07I'm going to develop a weird sex complex, obviously.
11:12So, I'm going to have to tell my dad.
11:15I mean, I don't know, maybe help your mom first?
11:18Could be a reasonable explanation, right?
11:20Like what, fish boys on my parents' club hall pass list?
11:23Look, there's no excuse for cheating.
11:26Ever.
11:28We're supposed to have values, honor, dignity.
11:33Wait, did your dad...
11:34I don't want to talk about him.
11:37You guys ready to head home?
11:39Yeah.
11:39Yeah.
11:39Let's do it.
11:42Do you guys want to go to the bookstore?
11:44We could leave the boat taxi for you guys to take later.
11:48If God wants to.
11:49No, I just...
11:50I'm going to wait for the 4th of July sale.
11:52Yeah, we can go back to Beachwood.
11:58Just leave.
12:00Okay.
12:07Oh, no.
12:09I thought we were going to go sit on the beach and have real adult conversations.
12:13I mean, we're almost done here, Beth.
12:14Please.
12:15I have mimosas.
12:17Oh, I'd love one.
12:18And no OJ.
12:20We'll waft it over here.
12:22I will enjoy it vicariously.
12:24Yes, because enjoying things through your nose always ended very well for you.
12:30Why are you so on edge, Kerr?
12:31Children?
12:33Boyfriend?
12:34Parent?
12:35There.
12:36It must be really hard for you both not being the favorite daughter.
12:39Oh, we'll see about that.
12:40My Father's Day gift is excellent this year.
12:43That's just penny for expensive.
12:46Don't you have a divorce to pay for?
12:48Meh.
12:49Well, I went sentimental with mine.
12:51I'm going to suck up.
12:52This year, I just wanted to see that Ed and I have our shit together.
12:56It's a little late for boyfriend approval, don't you think?
13:00Oh, my God.
13:01Unless you're about to ask him to pay for some big Indian wedding.
13:05Oh, Carrie.
13:07Focus.
13:08Tomorrow night, we gauge his reactions to the gifts, and then we meet and convene post-feast
13:15and crown the winning daughter.
13:17And what am I going to win?
13:19The winner can wear my black pearl necklace to the end of summer gala.
13:24Wow.
13:26Mom, competing for parental love has lasting consequences on children.
13:30Did you know that?
13:30Well, when your dad is happy, we are all happy.
13:34May the best woman win.
13:39Thank you, man.
13:43Dude, I'm telling you, you got to sit back and let your money make money.
13:46How much are we talking?
13:48I mean, I didn't win the Powerball, but, you know, I want to carry some security without
13:53Sinclair strings attached.
13:55Maybe put a dent in Gat's college tuition.
13:59Yeah.
14:00Yeah.
14:02You know, my second thought, I think it's best if I refer you to someone a little more
14:05small-time, but my firm prefers a little more zeroes and commas than you're working with.
14:18Hey.
14:19I got you.
14:28Thanks.
14:33Thanks.
14:34Thanks.
14:34Thanks.
14:36Thanks.
14:37Thanks.
14:37Thanks.
14:38Thanks.
14:39Thanks.
14:41Thanks.
14:42Thanks.
14:42Thanks.
14:42Thanks.
14:43Thanks.
14:45Thanks.
14:45Thanks.
14:56What about that doesn't count?
14:58Well, what do you mean, Merrin?
14:59Tell him.
15:00That's not counted.
15:00No, it's not.
15:01Okay.
15:02That is a cheater.
15:03A real mature Johnny.
15:04You guys are sick.
15:06Oh, my God.
15:06Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
15:07Oh, my God.
15:08Okay.
15:09Idiots, babe.
15:11What's the point of this?
15:12You're going to ruin the game.
15:14What?
15:14What are you doing?
15:15Stop.
15:16Oh, bitch.
15:16Oh, no.
15:18Come on.
15:19Serious, you guys.
15:20Come on.
15:22Katie's.
15:24Hi.
15:25Oh, shit.
15:26Oh, my God.
15:28Oh, Katie.
15:29Hey.
15:30Thank God you're here.
15:32All the testosterone in there was seriously starting to poison my soul.
15:35Okay.
15:36Hey, you got to settle this, because we're playing Johnny Bird Scrabble and Gatsby the douche
15:39doesn't count.
15:40It means water.
15:42So go to New Claremont and tell Harris that you're partial and you need a cold glass
15:45of douche.
15:46You're not going to do it.
15:53I know I look terrible.
15:55Yeah, I still think you're hot.
15:57Careful, bro.
15:58Those old ass shorts do not add a butter.
16:00Shut the fuck up.
16:02Katie, you don't, you don't look terrible.
16:05I like your haircut.
16:06It's very Saint Laurent.
16:08Circa Y2K.
16:09Yours is cool, too.
16:10Oh, thank you.
16:12Symbolic.
16:14Lobster roll?
16:15Since when did the moms let us get family meals?
16:18Oh, I'm not hanging around that cold new house.
16:20Those people would be fine without me.
16:24You're so skinny.
16:26Have the moms asked you for any diet tips yet?
16:28Right.
16:29Traumatic brain injury.
16:31The next big fitness fad.
16:34Don't joke.
16:35We really were scared.
16:38You were?
16:39Katie, of course we were.
16:40All year long.
16:42You didn't come to the hospital or call.
16:45I thought you were mad at me, but I can't remember what I did wrong.
16:49My mom just thought you needed space, so, and I got this new boyfriend.
16:54I got really distracted by all the intercourse.
16:56My call went to voicemail.
16:58Sorry, I don't do voicemail.
16:59I'm not a psychopath.
17:04Yeah, my parents, um, they took my phone.
17:08The screens make my migraines worse.
17:10Well, you're safe here in the land of no Wi-Fi.
17:15Shall we start a new game?
17:16How bad is it?
17:18I mean, the amnesia and just, I mean, just everything.
17:22Some of my memories are coming back, but, like, I went down to Taft Beach last night
17:27to try to remember the night of the accident, but I just couldn't.
17:31Maybe your brain did you a favor deleting that particular file.
17:36Guys, just stop, okay?
17:37I can handle it.
17:40Was I swimming?
17:41What, did I, did I fall?
17:43We weren't there.
17:45None of us were.
17:48Why?
17:50Why was I all alone?
17:52You don't know.
17:53None of us know why you wound up in the water.
17:57Cadence?
18:00I'm fine, Mom, relax.
18:02Hey, nice hat on pen.
18:04Paris is up at the new Claremont patio.
18:06Go and say hello, Katie.
18:07I will later.
18:08No, you slept in.
18:09Your cousins have already visited with him today.
18:12Oh, my God.
18:15All right, I'm coming.
18:20Hey, Cadence.
18:26We just thought you needed some time.
18:33We're really sorry.
18:43Douche counts.
18:44It's...
18:45You wouldn't say it to tip her.
18:46It's a dirty word.
18:49But you spelled it wrong, Johnny.
18:51What?
18:51No points.
18:53You did!
18:54You spelled it with an O.
18:56It's D-O-U.
18:59Pathetic.
18:59I quit.
19:00This game sucks.
19:01Oh, you're such a sore loser, dude.
19:06What?
19:07So, Gat had two perfect opportunities for you guys to be alone together.
19:11And he blew them off.
19:12I wish I could just ask him what he thinks.
19:14But sometimes moments are just fleeting, you know?
19:18At least you know now.
19:20You can be cool and just go back to being normal.
19:25Pretend nothing ever happened.
19:27Right.
19:28But he's not acting normal.
19:30That's the problem.
19:31Hey, you want?
19:31Hello?
19:34Hey.
19:35You guys want to play Scrabble?
19:36Ah, yes.
19:36Coming to a stone?
19:38How is the water?
19:39Cool.
19:40See, Johnny can kick my ass in tennis, but not in a swim race.
19:43Whatever, dude.
19:44My shorts got more drag.
19:46Ew.
19:47Stop, Johnny.
19:48That is gross.
19:49Yeah.
19:49So gross.
19:50I got the good shit.
19:53Right.
19:54Oh, hey.
19:55Is that next on your reading list?
19:56This one?
19:57Yeah.
19:57I, uh, finished that Andrew Jackson biography.
20:00It's actually really interesting.
20:01Oh, here we go.
20:02If you skip the Trail of Tears lecture, I'll give you five Andrew Jackson.
20:05Okay, dude.
20:05You gotta admit, it's fucked up.
20:06He's still on our money.
20:08Besides, don't you guys ever think about, like, who was on this island before Harris?
20:11Harris's dad?
20:13All I'm saying is that there should be limits to what one person can own.
20:15That's it.
20:16You just shut up.
20:17Can we just play?
20:17Shut up forever.
20:19Shut up and Scrabble, seriously.
20:24You know, guys?
20:25My, my letters suck.
20:27I forfeit.
20:27I'm gonna go find a new book.
20:29Wait, Gat.
20:30Seriously.
20:31Let him go.
20:32Okay?
20:33Ever since he got back from ND, he's been obsessed with the evils of colonization.
20:37I'm over it.
20:45So, the appraisal authentication and the original bill of sale from when my family acquired it in 1949.
20:53Hmm.
20:54Thatcher?
20:56Hello?
20:57Are you staying for dinner?
20:59Uh, no.
21:00No, my, uh, my boat's waiting.
21:03I'll ring for transport for next week.
21:05Mm-hmm.
21:05My Sotheby's Sky will be ecstatic.
21:13You're selling the Thornton?
21:16Oh, your dad hates it.
21:18Only because your dad loved it.
21:21I'm replacing it with a britterage Harris has been on about.
21:25A Father's Day gift.
21:26Well, you should have had Ed sell it.
21:29He's kind of killing it.
21:30Did Carrie tell you he's curating Spike Lee's vineyard collection this summer?
21:33Hmm.
21:35Thatcher will be, um, more discreet.
21:42I don't intend to discuss the sale with your father.
21:46It's none of his concern.
21:47The Thornton is a...
21:49It's a Taft heirloom.
21:51Not a Sinclair asset.
21:54So, you're putting the funds from the sale into a separate account and buying the new piece for dad with
22:00dad's money?
22:03I am not some 1950s housewife, Penny, who's collecting an allowance from her husband to get her hair done.
22:11I am selling my favorite piece to alleviate your cash flow issues, so don't give me that face.
22:27Sorry, I'm sorry.
22:28I didn't mean that tone.
22:30I was up very late.
22:33With Lydia planning the feast, and I'm just...
22:35I'm so tired.
22:38When I asked for your help, I thought you would write a check, not pull off an art heist.
22:44Look, I...
22:45I didn't pry into why your divorce is so messy.
22:49Because, well, I have always believed that women are entitled to our secrets.
22:57But your father is also entitled to his peace of mind.
23:01And if he sees such a big transaction, he won't settle for your vague answers.
23:11Go, fetch.
23:13Go get it.
23:14Go get it.
23:15Go get it.
23:15Go get it.
23:17Beautiful day.
23:19No garish party boat to interrupt your tranquility.
23:22No.
23:23I suppose I didn't notice.
23:26Right.
23:28Um...
23:29Harris, I, uh, I wanted to talk to you.
23:32You know, Carrie and I have been together for a decade,
23:35and out of utmost respect, I'm here to ask...
23:39Carrie thinks it's outdated to ask a man for his daughter's hand in marriage.
23:44Antiquated, she says.
23:46Yeah, but you value tradition, so...
23:49Mm-hmm.
23:50Well, pro-Roman tradition.
23:52The suitor would offer the father a symbolic gold coin for his blessing.
23:56That's what Brody did.
23:58I thought it was a nice touch.
23:59Hmm.
24:02I'm kidding.
24:03Oh.
24:04Right.
24:05Yeah.
24:06Oh, no, I suppose you're an improvement over her...
24:08eloping with a junkie who would ultimately abandon her with two kids and...
24:13terrible credit.
24:14Oh.
24:15You suppose?
24:16No.
24:17I'm just wondering...
24:21Why now?
24:23You seem content.
24:25Without making it official.
24:28Yep.
24:29I mean...
24:29Yep.
24:30My parents are additional too, and they have opinions about kids out of wedlock.
24:35We want to add to our family.
24:39Here we go.
24:42Sit.
24:43Salute.
24:45Good boy.
24:46Thank them.
24:47You know, most people, they slack off with their training.
24:51And it's important to never let a dog forget his place.
24:55I think he's a person.
24:57Diligence is key.
24:59A little positive reinforcement works, too.
25:07What did I miss?
25:10Well...
25:12Darling...
25:15I was just welcoming this young man to the family.
25:20Oh, Ed, congratulations!
25:23I have something for you.
25:24My mother's wedding ring.
25:26Well, I ought to clean up my old golf clubs for Brody.
25:29Oh.
25:30Don't mind me.
25:36Hey.
25:39I don't tell you to shut up.
25:41I would never say that to you.
25:42I know.
25:44I just...
25:46I don't know...
25:48how to be...
25:50you and me ever since.
25:55I was just trying to act normal, and I...
25:58I...
26:00I said something that I didn't mean.
26:03And I...
26:07But I do not...
26:09want you to shut up.
26:12Maybe I should.
26:14Look, I know...
26:15I...
26:16I know I've been annoying.
26:19You said I was acting different.
26:21You're right.
26:21I feel...
26:23different.
26:24I like that you're different.
26:27I like that you...
26:29care so much about the things we don't understand.
26:35We don't really want you to shut up.
26:39When we say that,
26:40we just mean we love you.
26:50We should...
26:52We should go downstairs.
26:53Think.
26:54Katie.
26:59Shut up.
27:01I feel I've known you all my life.
27:09You said we want you to be...
27:11I just hope...
27:12We don't...
27:13run out of time...
27:16of one constant use...
27:21Please..
27:24Please!
27:25Please...
27:25Please...
27:27Please...
27:27Please...
27:28Please please...
27:35Please...
27:37I'm interrupting.
27:38No, no, no, no, no, sir.
27:40Yes, I most certainly am.
27:43Uh, we're just looking at books.
27:47Have you read First...
27:50Base and Beyond?
27:53I...
27:54Oh.
27:57Oh.
27:59You might like this.
28:10Watch yourself, young man.
28:11Pardon me?
28:13Your head.
28:14Watch yourself.
28:15Or you could get hurt.
28:47There you are.
28:50Do you remember Summer Eleven?
28:53We played Tipper's favorite record so much.
28:55We warped it.
28:57Sounded all messed up.
28:58Yeah, tapestry.
29:00Mm-hmm.
29:01I'm scared memories are like that.
29:04Like, if you play one favorite memory too many times,
29:10you might warp it.
29:12Change it.
29:14What's your favorite memory?
29:17All year.
29:18The last thing I remembered from Summer Sixteen
29:21was you.
29:23Kissing me on the beach.
29:26I kept going back to it every time I was scared.
29:29Or sick.
29:32Or maybe I warped it.
29:34You know, maybe I'm wrong...
29:36about how perfect it felt.
29:40Maybe...
29:40it was just a kiss.
29:42It wasn't.
29:45It was perfect.
29:48Then why didn't you call?
29:52All year, I thought you hated me.
29:56And you were so hot and cold last summer,
29:58I...
29:58I thought I must have done something so unforgivable
30:01the night of the accident that you wouldn't have...
30:03We're not allowed to talk about Summer Sixteen.
30:07What?
30:08All right, listen.
30:09Penny gathered everybody up for this...
30:11this big meeting today, and...
30:13Whoa, whoa.
30:14Since when did any of you obey the Mom's rules?
30:18Listen, she said it could trigger your migraine so bad
30:20that you spent days in bed.
30:23Look, we...
30:25we all decided.
30:26You all decided?
30:29Jesus, Kat.
30:30Listen to me, please.
30:31You have to let it go.
30:32Can we please just be here, me and you?
30:36Please.
30:42I'm so tired.
30:43I'm gonna go.
30:45Katie, please.
30:48You know what?
30:49Maybe you're the unforgivable one.
30:50Maybe I don't forgive you for bailing on me all year,
30:54and then looking at me like you are,
30:57and touching me...
30:58That night fucked me up as well, all right?
31:00That's...
31:00that's why I can't fucking talk about it.
31:07Look.
31:11That kiss.
31:13That kiss.
31:14That kiss on the beach, that was my favorite memory, too.
31:15It really was.
31:17I'm telling you, Katie.
31:18I am telling you.
31:21Nothing else matters.
31:31Don't you trust me?
31:36I don't remember.
31:38I'm telling you.
31:46I'm telling you.
31:48I'm telling you.
31:50I'm telling you.
31:55That was bad.
31:56That was fine.
31:57You think it's fine?
31:58He gave you a bug?
32:00He gave me Wuthering Heights.
32:02There you are.
32:03Did you ever look at this tomorrow's anyone?
32:06Hey.
32:08What's up?
32:11Nothing.
32:11We were just, uh, talking about tomorrow.
32:14You know?
32:15My dad and I used to go to the museum before the Father's Day feast,
32:19but, well.
32:21Hey, let's do something awesome then, right?
32:23Mm-hmm.
32:25Like...
32:26replace all Harris' gifts with glitter bombs?
32:28That's not exactly what I had in my life.
32:30Or, or, or...
32:30You know those phone parties in Ibiza?
32:32Mm-hmm.
32:33If we could get into the sprinkler system
32:35and load it with industrial strength, so...
32:37Then we...
32:38We'd get the gardener fired.
32:39I mean...
32:42Oh, my God, Gat.
32:43Dude, you used to be fun.
32:45Johnny, just lay off.
32:46Look, not everyone has a private island to ruin, all right?
32:48You'll contaminate the irrigation, wreck the ecosystem...
32:50Okay, Gat, we get it, bro.
32:52We get it.
32:53It's like we're roasting marshmallows on stolen land.
32:56Johnny...
32:56What...
32:56What should I do?
32:58Do you want me to tell Harris to return Beechwood to the Wampanoag?
33:00Do you want me to hurl my emergency Amex into the sea?
33:03Fine, Gat, fine.
33:07You know, of course I won't be able to take you to all those Knicks games.
33:11You love those games, right?
33:14You should never ask about the ticket prices.
33:16You're being an asshole, right?
33:18Yeah.
33:19Yeah, I am an asshole.
33:20I was born this way, bro.
33:21It's a fucking congenital privilege.
33:23I've embraced it.
33:24And guess what, dude?
33:25It's better than being the type of asshole who pretends to be all holier than everybody
33:28when they're actually the fucking asshole.
33:31Be fucking real, dude.
33:33Do you think you haven't caused destruction this summer?
33:35Do you think that you aren't wrecking a perfectly good ecosystem right fucking...
33:39Why are you saying?
33:39Fuck you!
33:40No, fuck you!
33:41Really?
33:42Stop!
33:43You wanna fucking, fucking touch me?
33:44Hey, hey, hey, hey!
33:45Hey, hey, hey, hey!
33:46Hey, walk it off!
33:46Go!
33:47You're such a fucking hypocrite!
33:48What the heck?
33:52You alright?
34:08You were curly?
34:10Yeah.
34:10Couldn't sleep.
34:11Yeah, same.
34:12Came to find coffee.
34:14Do you...
34:15What happened last night?
34:16You and Johnny, you're just, like, not getting along all of a sudden.
34:20I don't...
34:21Things are...
34:22Different this summer.
34:24Yeah, I get that, but...
34:25Why was he calling you a hypocrite?
34:27I think...
34:29He feels like I'm making some bad choices.
34:34Like what?
34:35Like me?
34:37Okay, well then he can mind his own business.
34:39It's just being protective of you.
34:40That's it.
34:41Well, the one person I don't need protecting from is you.
34:47Right?
34:49Yeah.
34:52I should go get dressed.
34:53Wait, wait, wait, wait.
34:56Just tell me, why didn't...
34:59Why didn't you give me the beach flower?
35:02The what?
35:03You wrote me a letter.
35:04Like, you always do.
35:08And I...
35:09Saw you put a flower inside of it, but then...
35:16Mm-hmm.
35:17What?
35:18Did you think it was too much?
35:22Yeah.
35:25Mm-hmm.
35:26Yeah.
35:27Yeah, too much.
35:28I mean...
35:29You just made out, right?
35:32Yeah.
35:35Totally.
35:44I have to go get ready for the feast.
35:49I hate Father's Day.
35:52Happy Father's Day.
35:53Happy Father's Day.
35:57Oh.
35:59Oh.
36:02Would you?
36:03Look at that.
36:05The privilege.
36:07Mm-hmm.
36:07How did you know?
36:09Oh.
36:11Makes the room feel much more grand.
36:13Don't you think?
36:14Mm.
36:15Yeah, you were right.
36:16It's...it's much better.
36:18Yeah.
36:19Don't tell me you want to display that Thornton in the Boston house.
36:21No.
36:23No, no.
36:24That is...is just going away to storage.
36:29It's gonna be a problem for the next generation.
36:33Of course.
36:35I do love when you wear these.
36:38I know you do.
36:42Shall we, my liege?
36:44No.
36:46If you insist, my lady.
36:49No.
36:52Yeah.
36:54Oh.
36:55My queen.
36:57Ready?
36:59The man of the hour!
37:05Oh!
37:06Oh!
37:09All in on the king!
37:11Oh!
37:12This fanfare is absurd!
37:14It's just...it's ridiculous!
37:16You guys!
37:18You guys!
37:18You are all grown!
37:19It's tradition!
37:20Oh, tradition!
37:22Oh, my God!
37:24Oh, yes!
37:25Oh, yes!
37:25Can you keep, Granddad?
37:26The cake, the cake.
37:29You little traitor.
37:30All right, Granddad!
37:31Here we go.
37:32Aw!
37:35Yeah!
37:36Yeah!
37:37Yeah!
37:38Yeah!
37:38Yeah!
37:39All right.
37:40All right.
37:41All right.
37:44My loyal subjects.
37:47I thank you for another wonderful gathering to celebrate a bountiful summer in the land of milk and honey.
37:54Hear, hear.
37:54Katie, about earlier.
37:56As I look upon the generations, I'm reminded of a father's most noble duty to produce a son.
38:04Oops.
38:05And if that fails, to cede to his daughters every outlandish whim, even if it means wearing a gingham tablecloth
38:13decade after decade.
38:15But, as always, I command you, bow to Queen Tipper.
38:19Oh, stop.
38:21Without whom I would most certainly be a malevolent ruler with blighted crops and a castle of ice.
38:27No.
38:28And now, we feast.
38:31Thank you!
38:34In this stress dream
38:37Every day is Halloween
38:40I had a panic attack on the underground
38:43And I felt like a circus freak
38:45But I'm going down swinging
38:52I'm going down swinging
38:58Let it rain on my failing bed
39:04I can take it
39:07Give me hellfire
39:09Yeah
39:10Watch me keep my cool tonight
39:16Watch me keep my cool tonight
39:22Watch me keep my cool tonight
40:04I wanted to tell you
40:06Actually, I wanted him to tell you
40:08Who's Raquel?
40:10She sucks. She's a total trash goblin
40:12Don't lie
40:14Fine
40:17Uh...
40:17I don't know. She's just a girl
40:19And we went to a Knicks game
40:21She was cool, I guess
40:23She had like three hot dogs
40:25Who are you talking about?
40:28Uh...
40:29Gat's girlfriend
40:38I'm really sorry, Katie
40:42Not a big deal
40:44His behavior makes complete sense now
40:48It's fine
41:01I'm sorry
41:02Earlier I was a jerk this morning
41:04You're good
41:05No, I'm not
41:06Look, I don't like this
41:07We haven't talked all fees
41:08Really?
41:11Is there something important
41:13You forgot to tell me?
41:27Guys, it's time for presents
41:29The time has come
41:30Let's get this party started
41:33It's time girls
41:35Come on everyone
41:36To the king
41:37Come on
41:39Hey guys, come on, come on, let's go
41:42Hello
41:42In your seats, everyone
41:47Hear ye, hear ye
41:49May I present
41:51Your youngest heir, Princess Bess
41:54Oh, Princess Bess
41:57Let's see what you are
42:00My king
42:01I offer you
42:03A gift of memory
42:07Okay
42:09All right
42:11All right
42:12What is it, Daddy?
42:13It's all of our home videos
42:15Digitized and optimized
42:17Greatest hits of the 90s
42:19Rescued from a VHS graveyard
42:21Oh, how fantastic
42:23Look at that
42:25And now, Princess Penny
42:27What do you have to offer?
42:29It is the gift of practicality
42:31With all the bells and whistles
42:32It'll catch the fish for ya
42:33Oh
42:35And finally, Princess Carrie
42:38The gift of majesty
42:40Oh, would you look at that?
42:42The St. Clair family crest
42:45Oh, thank you
42:46Beautiful, honey
42:49Aw, look at that
42:50Oh, it's wonderful, it's a wonderful thing
42:52Aw
42:54Happy Father's Day, Dad
42:56Happy Father's Day
42:57It is a happy Father's Day
43:05I'm sure today must have been difficult for you, what with Sam not here and all but
43:09I find the best way to feel better is to appear perfectly fine
43:14So you go take a moment
43:16And then chin up and shoulders back
43:22Remember who you are
43:24Oh, there we go
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43:55I'm sorry.
43:57I wanted to tell you about her.
43:59So tell me now.
44:03Who is she?
44:05Look, I met her in India, okay?
44:08But it turns out that she lives a train stop away from me in Brooklyn.
44:10And her moms were friends and...
44:14I like her a lot.
44:17She gets me.
44:19Well, I don't.
44:21I thought I knew you.
44:23But the gat that I knew.
44:26My gat.
44:27He would never kiss me while he had a girlfriend.
44:31He wouldn't keep us both secret.
44:33Maybe you don't know me then, Katie.
44:35You've never met my mom.
44:36You've never seen my room over the air, Chef.
44:38You only know me here, Katie.
44:40Okay, we're like this royal family.
44:43I mean, everyone is rich and white except for me, Ed, and the staff.
44:47None of that matters to us.
44:49It matters to me.
44:53It matters to me because you don't see any of it.
44:55You don't.
44:57How, when you eat Harris's dessert, Lydia gets chewed off for not serving what he asked?
45:00How messing with the sprinklers gets Paolo in trouble?
45:03Paolo?
45:03The groundskeeper!
45:05That's Henry.
45:06Oh, God.
45:10Henry got fired.
45:12Last year.
45:14You got blamed when our dance party wrecked the tennis court.
45:17You didn't know, right?
45:19I didn't.
45:20I'm sorry.
45:21You guys never say thank you when they serve you.
45:24You don't pick up after yourselves.
45:25Why would you care to ask the guy moving the lawn his name?
45:30I have waited so long for you to see me.
45:34The truth is, people like me just exist in the background of the story you tell about yourselves.
45:40That's it.
45:41That is bullshit, Kat.
45:44You're my best friend.
45:45I have been in love with you since we were twelve.
45:50You never saw.
45:54And out of nowhere, you're finally here looking back at me.
45:58So forgive me for not wanting to blow up my fucking life just because you were in the mood to
46:02hook up.
46:03I'm sorry.
46:03Alright?
46:04That is not true.
46:05Stop saying that.
46:07You're the one who kissed me, Kat, twice.
46:10I wish I never did.
46:15I hate myself for it.
46:17Okay?
46:24Hey, I didn't mean...
46:27I'm sorry.
46:29Hey, when you're coming apart
46:33When you're coming up empty
46:37Like I start in the dark
46:41Hey
46:43When you're closing your eyes
46:46I know that you're tired
46:49Let me tell you again
47:01It's coming from you.
47:21It never ends, and it never ends, and it never ends, all the light you're beating is coming from you,
47:39and it never ends, and it never ends, and it never ends.
47:48Hey, listen, I was thinking maybe I should hold on to your medication just so that I can, you know,
47:54monitor better.
47:58Did I try to kill myself that night in the water?
48:02What?
48:03Is that why you're telling everyone not to talk about it with me? Because you're scared I'll do it again?
48:09You didn't try to hurt yourself.
48:10Then why? Why? Why? Why did you forbid everyone from talking to me about my own fucking life?
48:18Cadence, Sinclairs don't yell.
48:20We don't yell. We don't curse. We don't air our problems in mixed company.
48:25I've lived my entire life by your dumb Sinclairian rules, and they're not working anymore, Mom.
48:32They work if you follow them.
48:33What? Why are you doing this to me?
48:36I am doing my fucking best.
48:40I spent 17 nights in that hospital chair.
48:44I took you to every neurologist in New England.
48:46When you couldn't handle school, I relearned fucking calculus so you wouldn't fall behind.
48:51I cleaned up your vomit.
48:52I lay awake listening to your nightmares, and I brought you back to this place.
49:03The doctors said it was best not to overwhelm you.
49:09They said it was best if you remembered on your own that it is best to manage your pain.
49:16So that is what I am doing.
49:18I am doing my best.
49:23Post-traumatic amnesia is caused by brain injury or a disturbing event, an attack, an assault.
49:36Mom, did somebody hurt me?
49:38Just take a deep breath and calm down.
49:44All right.
49:47Chin up.
49:49Shoulders back.
49:56Make sure I stay here.
49:59Come on.
50:01Come on.
50:01Okay, let's go.
50:02Let's go.
50:03Come on.
50:03Stay.
50:05Bye.
50:08Go!
50:09Bye.
50:14Don't let it ruin your summer.
50:19He's just a guy.
50:22KD.
50:24I don't know if I'm a good person.
50:29Me neither.
50:32I'm winging it.
50:34You want to steal a bottle of something for the moms to get drunk at the lighthouse
50:38and talk shit about getting his useless motorcycle license.
50:42Yeah?
50:45Yeah.
50:48My life has been...
50:52Oh, God.
50:54Like, in a cute way.
50:57How come we never have Mother's Day on Beachwood?
51:00Because all I want on my special day
51:03is some peace and quiet.
51:06You're so quiet.
51:09Precisely.
51:10Oh, and here I am having it.
51:14My three favorite women in the world.
51:17Well, he loved it.
51:19You outdid yourself.
51:20Oh, but don't think that we don't know
51:22that you paid the littles a silver dollar each
51:25to go along with that bitch.
51:26Shh, shh, shh.
51:28The queen's secrets are key to all family rituals.
51:31It's very delicate.
51:33You'll see someday.
51:36All right.
51:37What was the verdict?
51:38Which of us was tonight's favorite daughter?
51:43Let's be real.
51:44We don't stand a chance.
51:51None of us is going to be his favorite daughter.
51:54We grew up.
51:55We got messy.
51:55And Harris hates mess.
51:57Came down empty.
52:03Soon within my tapestry.
52:06So his favorite is always going to be the daughter
52:10that didn't grow up.
52:12He sat down on a river rock and turned into a dove.
52:16It seemed that he had fallen into someone's wicked spell.
52:23Roseberry.
52:24Oh, good girl.
52:27I love you.
52:28I love you.
52:29I love you.
52:30I love you.
52:31Oh, my God.
52:33Come on.
52:33Come on.
52:34Come on.
52:35Come on.
52:36Come on.
52:38Come on.
52:38Come on.
52:45That's that time, ladies.
52:46Yes.
52:47I'm going to wake this one up.
52:50Mom?
52:52Here, please.
52:53Whatever you're doing.
52:55Mom.
52:56Is it soon to wake up?
52:58Mom.
53:00Mom.
53:02Mom.
53:03Help.
53:04Help.
53:04Help!
53:04Help!
53:05Help!
53:07Help!
53:07Help!
53:07Help!
53:08Help!
53:16Gat was right about one thing.
53:19Beachwood is a fairy tale.
53:22In our castles made of sand, we ignore signs of trouble.
53:28We pretend our pain away.
53:34But not every fable ends happily.
53:38Some stories have no hero at all.
53:48Sometimes all the king's horses and all the king's men never do put the broken pieces together again.
53:58Sometimes the castle crumbles.
54:09It takes an ocean or two break.
54:15It takes an ocean or two break.
54:45It takes an ocean or two break.
54:49It takes an ocean or two break.
54:53It takes an ocean or two break.
54:55It takes an ocean or two break.
54:55It takes an ocean or two break.
54:56It takes an ocean or two break.
54:57It takes an ocean or two break.
54:57It takes an ocean or two break.
55:00It takes an ocean or two break.
55:07It takes an ocean or two break.
55:11It takes an ocean or two break.
55:11It takes an ocean or two break.
55:11It takes an ocean or two break.
55:15It takes an ocean or two break.
55:17It takes an ocean or two break.
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