the matter?
Nothing. I was a little
tense before but now...
No, no. I mean with Kevin. Why
are we going to see his principal?
Oh, because his teacher said
he's been making that face again.
What? This?
Yes. The tense face.
He makes that same face
at Little League.
You know what
his teacher asked me?
What?
If we'd ever taken him
for a psychiatric evaluation.
What?
She was just asking.
Why, because
he makes a face?
Has she ever
looked in the mirror?
You know, the face,
the crying, the nervousness.
They mentioned
the crying?
Yeah. You know, he doesn't
really finish his work.
Hey, we'll talk to them on Monday.
Don't worry, I'm sure it'll be fine.
Come here.
Where was I?
Here? Was I here?
Yeah, yeah.
I was there already?
Mmm-hmm.
You know,
that really pisses me off.
Kid's a little different, a little
special, needs a little more attention,
teacher's gonna put a label
on him. "Problem kid. "
When we go see
Kevin's principal,
let's find out who his
teacher is gonna be next year
and make sure it's not
one of these hysterics!
You're right, Gil. You know, Kevin's
great. He can't be that much of a problem.
Right. Now, if it was
my sister's kid...
Garry.
Now, there's a kid
with problems.
Hi, Garry!
You're up so early!
Yeah.
Where are you going?
Out.
What's in the bag?
Nothing.
Garry, you know, the whole
family's coming over tonight.
There's a big surprise. Grandma
and Grandpa are gonna be here,
and Uncle Gil and Aunt Karen,
they're bringing their kids.
Aunt Susie's gonna be here,
and Uncle Nathan,
their kids and... It was
nice talking to you.
Julie!
Hey, Julie!
Yeah?
Julie, can I come in for a minute? Yeah.
Julie, I really need your help. The
whole family's coming over tonight.
I don't know why,
but the place is a mess.
Could you just
give me a hand?
Yeah, okay,
in just a few minutes.
Are you all right? I thought
I heard you moaning last night.
Well, I kind of had a
little bit of a stomachache,
but it's fine now.
It's gone.
You hate me?
What?
You know, for making you study so
much and giving up all your dates.
No, you were right.
Honey, I'm telling you, those
SAT scores are your ticket.
And, sweetie, you know,
once you get to school,
you're gonna meet a lot of guys that
you like just as well as that Tod.
Why do you always say "that
Tod"? It just sounds so...
You're right. I'm sorry. It's
been pleasant for a moment.
Okay, I guess I'm just gonna give
everybody spaghetti and salad,
and I better cook a steak for
my dad. See you later, honey.
Are you okay?
Man, your mother can talk!
Gosh, she hates my ass.
And it's such
a cute ass.
Last night, she heard the
moaning. She thought it was me.
Yeah?
Mmm-hmm.
So you're gonna have to try
and control yourself, Tod.
With you? It's impossible.
Wait.
What?
I brought something.
Ooh! Good.
We can record our love.
Susan. Hi, Sis, it's Helen.
Yeah, did I loan you my big
platter? Oh, great, great.
Yeah, I thought so. Would
you bring it over tonight?
I just need it to serve.
Oh, listen,
Julie got 1,291 on her SATs.
I know. I know. I feel so
proud of her. It's great.
Yeah. How's Patty?
We're a little disappointed
with the effort
she's been giving lately
towards her work.
Math, French,
everything's gone down.
Nathan's talking to her right now.
He's trying to figure out what's wrong.
Look, Patty,
all I'm saying is,
if you wanna have just an
ordinary academic career
and attend an ordinary university,
that's your prerogative,
but I must tell you I think
you're selling yourself way short.
How's it going?
I don't know. Sometimes I feel as
though we want it more than she does.
Patty, you know
we love you.
Could you just give your father that
little extra effort he's looking for?
Okay, Mama.
That's all I ask.
Come on, Kevin.
I got you.
I want that, Kevin. I want that! No.
Kevin! Taylor!
No!
Time to come in
now, children.
Okay.
Okay, Grandma.
Hey, hey,