thrown off by this.
Gil. Karen.
You should not look upon the fact that
Kevin will be going to a special school
as any kind of failure
on your part.
No, I'll blame the dog.
In an educational environment
that's more sensitive to his needs...
All right, look. First of all, Kevin
is not going to a special school.
Whether it's right or not,
there's a stigma.
People are cruel,
especially children,
and I won't subject Kevin
to that kind of cruelty.
If we have to, we'll send
him to a private school.
I don't care what it costs.
I'll get a second job.
Mr. and Mrs. Buckman, this is a
problem that won't just go away.
Well, if we need to, we'll send
Kevin to a private therapist.
That's right. Look, it's a
problem. We're aware of it,
but we're his parents.
We can handle it.
Well,
the next school year is
four months off, so
let's see
what can be accomplished.
Thank you.
No! Tod. Tod!
I need to see. No, not in
the street. Please. Please.
What is this?
It's the party celebrating my
mother's promotion at the bank.
Give me that.
Give me that.
Excuse me. This is the wrong
batch. This is my mother's.
There should be
another envelope for Buckman.
Okay.
That was picked up already.
By who?
Huh.
Hmm.
I think this one is my
favorite. This is just...
It was just for fun, Mom. Well,
I'm glad to know it's not a job.
That's that Tod, isn't it? There's
one where you can see his face.
Is that what bothers you?
That I did those things
or that I did them with Tod?
Gee whiz, Julie, there's so many
things that bother me about this.
I don't know
how to separate them.
Oh!
Ooh! Here's something
for my wallet.
Tod is very important to me. And
we've got the pictures to prove it.
Mom!
This is your room.
You did these things
right here in my house?
Well, I thought someone in this
house ought to be having sex.
I mean, with something that
doesn't require batteries.
What did you say to me? God
damn it, you get back here!
Open this door,
God damn it to hell!
I would just like a little
respect! Not a lot! Just a little!
Do you know why I'm having sex
with machinery?
Because your father left to have a
party, and I stayed to raise two kids.
I have no life! God damn it!
What are you doing?
I'm leaving before we
say things we'll regret.
You're gonna say something
worse than the battery remark?
Tod and I are in love.
It's not "going steady"
love, it's love.
I need him.
He's my life.
He touches me, and I quiver.
Oh, would you give me
just a small break?
See? You can't handle it.
Tod's working now. We'll find
a place to live somewhere.
Hi, Garry.
Hi.
I'm moving out, Garry.
Bye.
See? You've upset
your brother!
Julie,
I'm telling you,
if you walk out of this house
against my wishes,
don't ever think
about coming back here.
Fine.
Julie!
Julie!
Julie!
Honey.
Honey, I'm always here
if you need me.
Sweetheart!
Honey, be careful. If you
want anything, just call me!
Julie!
Bye.
Oh, man.
Incredible.
Just incredible.
I knew you'd be the one
who'd appreciate this.
Three years, every night, every
weekend. I had dinner out here!
You know, it was a piece
of junk when I found it.
First time I got laid
was in a car like this.
Frank!
What?
Cool just finished lunch.
I'll call the newspaper.
I thought you and Larry
could take him somewhere.
I am showing Larry my car.
Just plop him down
in front of the TV.
That's what he
always does.
Wasn't that Super Bowl incredible
right down to the last minute?
Amazing.
They're usually not
that close, huh? Oh, no.
No, that's right,
and usually
the winning team covers
the point spread. Usually
you can count on it.
Take a beating? No,
thanks. I already took one.
Anyway, I had to pay off,
and it's left me a little...
What do you need?
Come on, don't insult me. I
didn't come here to be insulted.
Come on. Come on.
Putting together a deal, you got to
look like you can piss with the big boys.
You see?