over.
- Why don't you take off?
- Any girl that did that to me,
I would not be too jazzed
to hold on to, Blane.
It's not worth it.
I told you it wasn't gonna work.
The girl was, is,
and will always be, nada.
You got a problem, friend?
All right, all right.
Thanks, huh?
- Andie?
- Yeah.
- You're Andie, aren't you?
- Yeah, I am.
- How do you know me?
- Well, lona told me. I'm Terrence.
- Pet shop. Right?
- Yeah, among other things.
She's in the bedroom getting ready. You
might wanna go and tell her we're late.
OK.
Iona?
Nice to meet you.
- lona?
- Hi, honey! I'm in here.
- Laugh and I'll deck ya.
- What happened?
Either it's all those drugs
I took in the '60s,
or I am really in love.
What do you think? Honestly?
Honestly I think you look great.
- I look like a mother.
- No. Well, yeah, a little, but that's OK.
You look happy.
I am.
It's weird but... Did you meet him?
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
He's a yuppie, but he's so nice.
He's employed. He's heterosexual.
I'm so far ahead of the game,
next time you see me,
I'll probably be picking out
my china patterns.
Are you all right? No, you're not.
- It's what happened with your mom?
- No, that's not it.
Boy trouble?
- The worst?
- Way beyond.
He packed out on me.
He said he asked somebody else
and he forgot about it.
I can't believe it. I can't believe it.
I'm so humiliated.
I could have killed him, I swear.
- You know, I just walked right into it.
- No, no.
Love is awful, isn't it?
It's OK.
You remember you said that if I wanted
your prom dress, I could have it?
Well, I need it. I want it.
- What for?
- I just need it.
OK.
It's yours.
Oh, my God. Look at you.
Another first. Your guy is gonna
fall to the floor when he comes in.
- No, he won't.
- The hell he's not!
No, he really won't. He's not coming.
- What?
- It's OK.
- I'm gonna go.
- Alone?
Yeah, I'm not sad about it. I'm not hurt.
I mean, I am hurt a little bit.
But I know if I don't do it,
I'll feel a lot worse.
I'm just gonna go in, walk in,
walk out and come home.
You sure?
I just wanna let them know
that they didn't break me.
Open up.
When anybody's ready to go upstairs
and get serious, just let me know.
We've only been here an hour.
We can go up and come back
down again, all right?
Did you look at the suite?
It's 300 bucks a night, Benny.
It's not gonna be a palace, OK?
We should stay for a while. We won't
see these people for much longer.
Come on, stay to the end, OK?
I don't give a shit what you do.
Damn.
- You're here! What happened?
- Well, I guess you're looking at it.
You look great.
Thanks. You look stunning.
Really. It's breathtaking.
Listen, I want you to know,
despite my appearance at this function,
I remain now, and will always be,
a Duck Man.
I admire you.
If you wish.
Let's plough.
Shall we dance?
Wouldn't be unheard of.
A little lingering doubt,
perhaps, Blane?
You know, you gotta give her credit.
After you dumped her,
she went out and found herself
probably the most interesting date...
Steff.
You buy everything. You couldn't
buy her, that's what's killing you.
- I don't wanna listen...
- Steff.
That's it, Steff.
She thinks you're shit.
And deep down, you know she's right.
- Hi.
- Hi.
You don't need me to say I'm sorry.
It's done. It's over with. I'm fine.
Well, if that's true, then I'm glad.
It's not true.
But it doesn't matter, does it?
You told me you couldn't believe in
somebody who didn't believe in you.
I always believed in you.
I just didn't believe in me.
I love you.
Always.
Andie.
He came here alone.
OK, you're right.
He's not like the others.
If you don't go to him now, I'm never
gonna take you to another prom again!
This is an incredibly romantic moment,
and you're ruining it for me.
Thanks, Duckie.
Go ahead.
Blane!Daddy, it's 7:30!
Daddy, it's 7:30.
Daddy, wake up!
Morning, Daddy.
Come on, wake up.
Wake up. Come on, wake up.
There's your coffee, right