01x20 - Truth or Dare

[bunniefuu]

(rock music)

- What is it with girls?

Always hanging out together, they look the same,

they talk the same, they act the same.

I really don't get this whole girlfriend thing.

But the worst is when guys are around.

The girls totally lose whatever personalities

they have left.

- Hey Caitlin.

I didn't know you were gonna be here.

Hi.

I have a really big favor to ask of you.

See, the thing is

I really don't wanna go to paint with my parents

and I thought it'd be fun to spend the weekend together

if you want to.

Since you're the closest friend I have in High River.

- Me?

- So do you think it'd be okay if I stayed?

- What?

- For the weekend.

- [Teen] Does anybody work here?

- For the weekend?

Sure - Great.

My best friend, Janet and I

we used to have sleepovers all the time.

It'll be a blast.

See you later.

- Best friend?

I wonder what she wants for me.

Just a hand.

But what are we gonna talk about for a whole weekend?

And what if she looked through my stuff?

Does everybody give this much thought

to being friends with someone?

♪ There's a devil standing on my tail ♪

♪ But I don't have to beat him ♪

♪ And there's an angel that is tempting me to fail ♪

♪ But I don't really need him ♪

♪ And the waves just keep rolling along ♪

♪ We can't drift if the current prevails ♪

♪ Here we are in this slow boat ♪

♪ Wishing for a sail ♪

♪ Wishing for a sail sail sail sail sail ♪

♪ Wishing wishing wishing ♪

♪ For a sail ♪

- Okay, a little bit more to the left.

No, a little bit more to the right.

- We were on this side 10 minutes ago

- Yeah, and you said it made the room look

too right brained.

- Maybe a little more to the left.

- [Dad And Griffin] Caitlyn.

- Dory, where do we keep the sleeping bags?

- In the back room under the stairs.

What do you need a sleeping bag for?

- For Annie.

- Annie?

Why?

- She is spending the weekend with us,

her parents are going out of town.

That's okay, isn't it?

- Mom.

- Yeah, sure Caitlin.

Just maybe giving me a little bit more warning next time?

- Wait.

Wait, isn't everyone forgetting something around here?

I invited Brett to sleep over this weekend.

- That's fine, honey.

We have plenty of room.

That's great Caitlin,

that you've invited a friend to sleepover.

- No big deal.

- How could you?

You knew Brett was coming over this weekend.

Annie? Annie.

- Get over it Griff.

If Annie likes Brett better than you

there's nothing you can do about it.

- No, no, you're wrong, she just,

she needs a chance to get to know me a little better

without Brett around.

You have to cancel.

- Not a chance.

Look, if you cancel on Brett,

then you'll have Annie all to yourself.

- I can't cancel with Brett.

He's my best friend.

Okay?

And you want to know what, I can't tell him.

- Don't mess this up for me, Griffin.

You're the one who's always telling me that I'm a freak

because I don't have any friends.

- Well why'd you have to pick this weekend to have one?

- Hey, if Brett's your best friend,

how come you're trying to steal his girlfriend?

- She's not his girlfriend.

What would you know about being a friend anyway?

(soft music)

- I think it's great she feels close enough to another kid

to invite her over.

- I don't know about that.

I think Caitlin is still trying to figure out

this friend thing.

Honey, careful, there's no table there anymore.

(soft rock music)

- Horsed are so cool.

- Yeah.

He likes you.

He doesn't usually let strangers near her.

- My best friend Jen and I were gonna take riding lessons

before I moved here.

- Well, maybe I can teach you this weekend.

- You think it's a mistake to go out

and leave them on their own tonight?

The meeting, honey, you forgot?

It's seven o'clock, the town meeting.

Do you think it's gonna be okay

to leave the kids on their own?

- Oh, they'll be fine.

I mean, they're good kids.

Besides, what could go wrong?

(rock music)

- All right.

Your parents actually let you take it.

- Yup.

As long as I don't drive it on the road.

- Cool.

- An ATV?

That's so cool.

Hi guys.

- Annie's here?

- Yeah.

(horse neighing)

- I wish you told me she was coming.

- Brett, hi.

How fast does your quad go?

- I don't know.

- My parents have one.

When I wind it up I can hit 40 miles per hour.

- Are you serious?

- So cool.

- That's awesome.

Check out the new tires I got.

- Guess we'll have to do that riding lesson later.

- Seems awfully quiet.

- Bye, kids.

Back around 10.

- [Caitlin] See you. - [Griffin] Goodbye.

- There.

(rock music)

- So, what do you wanna do now?

Who knew smoke detectors could be so sensitive?

(coughing)

- Everyone, but you apparently.

- [Annie] Brett, do you know what you're doing?

- I've made popcorn a million times.

I swear this has never happened before.

- Whatever buddy.

Hey.

Look what I found.

It works.

Do something.

- Like what?

- Pizza's here.

- Hey come on Brett, you can do it.

Nice.

Hey come on you guys, two in a row.

- [Griffin] Do something funny with your eyes.

- Check out my photos.

This one's really incredible.

I got so close to the edge when I took it.

- Oh that's awesome.

Hey, I bet you can't do that again.

You did.

- I thought you wanted to see my pictures.

- I do.

- No, you wanna spend the weekend

watching two guys ram olives into their mouths.

- Okay.

Annie check this out.

Five at a time.

- There's no way you can get five.

- Ready?

- Nice one.

You got it in.

Griffin spit it out.

- Griffman, are you're all right?

(suspenseful music)

- Don't do that.

- I think he's choking.

- Stop kidding around, Brett.

Griffin.

Griffin, can you speak?

(coughing)

- Griffin?

(coughing)

- To projectile out.

- [Annie] Are you okay?

- I think so.

- Oh, you scared me.

- Really?

- Do you think you could show me how to do that?

What, you mean choke?

- She hugged me.

- She gave you the Heimlich maneuver.

- Still, she likes me.

- Sometimes that doesn't really mean a lot.

- I don't know if they have that here.

- Hey.

- Me and Annie wanna play truth or dare.

- Wow, great.

- Come on.

Kids just play that game as a stupid excuse to kiss.

- [Brett And Griffin] Click.

- If you think I am kissing you, you're nuts.

- Did you know

some people believe when you save a person's life

you have to take care of them forever.

- Forever?

That's a really long time.

- This is so lame.

- Then why'd you take Griffin's dare anyway?

- Because truth is even more stupid.

- Annie has a great smile.

- What's your point?

- I don't have a point.

I'm saying I think she's awesome.

- Well, it's too bad she's not the one crammed in here

with you then.

- That's not what I meant.

- Save it.

- I really like being in here with you.

- Look, there's not enough air in here for two people.

- Maybe we should breathe together then.

- [Griffin] Time's up.

- All right, that was cool.

- Griff, you're next.

Truth or dare?

- Dare.

- All right.

I dare you to run around the house.

- Okay.

- Outside, singing.

- Cool.

- And just one more thing.

- It's freezing.

It's not funny.

- It is funny.

Wait until Annie sees this.

(Griffin screaming)

- He's so skinny.

- Oh my gosh, I can't believe he took the dare.

- Run buddy, I can't hear you.

- Caitlin get a close-up.

- So, Brett,

when was the last time you wet the bed?

- I never wet the bed.

- [Caitlin] Yeah, right.

- I never wet the bed.

I never wet the bed.

- You liar.

In the second grade we went to Cabot,

he wet his sleeping bag.

- I did not.

I have never wet the bed.

I never wet the bed, I never wet the bed.

- You know this one time, my best friend, Janet.

- Look, would you just forget about Janet?

I'm sick of hearing about her.

It's your turn now.

- I don't really wanna play it anymore.

- [Griffin] Come on Annie, it'll be fun.

- [Annie] But I told you I don't want to play anymore.

- Everyone else has done it, so you have to.

(ominous music)

- (whispering) Brett.

Brett.

- It's gonna be a blast, it's going to be a blast.

- [Annie] What are you going to do?

Hello, are you gonna tell me what you're gonna do?

Where am I? - Are you guys ready?

Hey Annie, good luck.

- I can't see anything.

- [Caitlin] That's the point.

- I won't hurt myself, will I?

This isn't fair.

Where are you?

(horse neighing)

(Annie screaming)

What was that?

Say something you guys, come on.

Hey.

(laughing)

Stop it.

- Hey, give me your hand.

(creepy music)

- What is that?

(Annie screaming)

That wasn't funny.

- It was Caitlin's idea.

- Yeah.

Come on, it's just liver.

- I think you're really mean.

No wonder you don't have any friends.

- Annie.

Annie, wait up.

(soft music)

- Now look what you've done.

- She'll come back.

(quad motor growling)

- My quad.

Wait, what is she doing?

It's pitch black out there, she'll get lost.

- Aw man.

- And if she wrecks that quad

my parent are gonna ground me for the rest of my life.

- Well then we better go find her.

I'll get my bike.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, you cannot catch up to her on a bike.

- Are you sure about this?

- No, but you got a better idea?

Come on boy.

(soft music)

(quad motor growling)

♪ You knew the wickedness in everything ♪

♪ Like fairy tales and little things ♪

- I hate her.

♪ To find peace within your only ness ♪

(quad motor growling)

- Annie.

Annie.

(horse neighing)

♪ To let me go ♪

Bandit.

I hope you can see better than I can.

Annie.

(horse neighing)

- I hope nothing happens to her.

- I just can't believe you let her go like that.

- You're the one who started all this.

- What are you talking about?

- You wanted to play that stupid game

so you could kiss Annie.

That didn't happen, did it?

And I know Caitlyn wouldn't let her lips

anywhere near yours.

- Do you think Annie likes you?

Because she doesn't.

She just feels sorry for you.

- What?

- That olive?

Pretending to die?

That's a perfect way to catch Annie

'cause she's so sweet.

And since you seriously can't attract girls,

why not settle for their pity?

- You know what?

I think should sleep at your house.

- I think you're right.

♪ To pretend but ♪

♪ In the end who believes them ♪

♪ Let me go ♪

♪ Back there ♪

♪ Back there ♪

♪ Said let me go ♪

- There she is.

All right, come on Bandit.

(horse neighing)

- Can't go home.

I got no quad.

- Oh great.

I'm gonna get some wood to build a fire.

The girls are never gonna be able to find their way back.

But if they see a light.

- Good idea.

I was thinking the same thing.

(upbeat music)

(quad motor growling)

- What is she doing?

(horse neighing)

Annie.

Annie, wait up.

I'm sorry.

Annie, slow down.

Wait up.

Annie.

(horse neighing)

(Annie screaming)

(horse neighing)

- Annie.

Annie, are you all right?

- No.

Leave me alone.

I'm going home.

- Fine.

Ditch me.

You didn't even wanna stay with me this weekend.

Truth, the only reason you wanted to come over was

because you probably figured that Brett was gonna be here.

- Truth?

No, I didn't.

And even if I did, so what?

Besides,

I'm sure you like it when people pay attention to you.

- Is this what you did to Janet

every time there was guy around?

Ignore her?

- No, Jen is my best friend.

She was really cool and really fun.

I thought you were like that too.

Boy was I wrong.

- Yeah, because I'm not Janet

and I don't wanna be her.

- Fine.

(howling)

- Watch out for coyotes.

- It's kind of like the fires we had at camp, huh?

- Yeah.

- Do you remember

when all the chocolate bars went missing from the canteen?

(Griffin laughing)

- Oh yeah.

And they found them under your bed.

- Everybody thought it was me except for you.

- Billy Piaskoski framed you.

- Then he accidentally got locked in the outhouse all night.

That was great.

- Yeah.

(soft piano music)

- This mess is both our faults.

- Yep.

- Man.

- It's starting to snow.

- You know, Brett's gonna be in trouble.

- Why do you care?

- Because I'm his friend.

- You don't know anything about being a friend.

- Well, if it's this much work who needs one?

- You do.

And so do I.

- Come give me a hand.

It's flooded.

- Well, I guess we could just leave it here till morning.

It'll be safe here.

So why did you come back?

- I swear I heard coyotes

(howling)

- [Both] Yep, yep, yep, Cabot camp rules.

Yep, yep, yep, Cabot camp rules.

(Griffin and Brett howling)

- You know what you said earlier?

About needing a friend?

I never thought I could have one.

- Why?

- Because there's stuff inside of me

I can't imagine sharing with anyone.

- I'm like that too.

But you know,

even sharing the small things,

can make people become friends.

- Well, we scared each other pretty bad tonight.

Does that count as sharing?

- When were you scared?

- When you crashed the quad.

I thought "Oh great, I made a friend and I k*lled her."

- Did you mean that?

No girl would like me?

- No.

No, man.

Like,

I said it 'cause I was jealous.

- Jealous of me?

Yeah, right.

When you walk into the cafeteria,

it's like you cause a girl riot.

- It's not true, man.

You got a lot more going for you than I do.

Girls like guys with brains.

Jocks don't always rule, man.

- Brett,

if you're seriously interested in Annie.

- I was gonna say that if you are.

- No.

She's great, you know?

That smile, but girls are just too much work.

- Say that again.

- Yeah.

And if you do, the next words out of your mouth

are gonna be "Help".

- About time you girls got here.

- Time.

Oh no.

Run.

(upbeat music)

- [Caitlin] Where is the coffee table?

- [Griffin] Anybody remember where the lamp goes?

- Hello?

Hey.

- Hey dad, how was the meeting?

- You know, the usual.

Anything good on?

- Nope, just some old Syfy thing.

- Okay you guys, goodnight.

See, I told you the room looks better this way.

- Yeah, yeah.

Ow.

- What is it?

- I stepped on an olive.

(laughing)

- [Caitlin] Friends.

I guess I never really had any friends before

because I didn't know how to be one.

It's a lot of work having a friend.

But most things worth having are a lot of work.

(upbeat music)

♪ Wishing for a sail ♪

♪ Wishing for a sail sail sail sail sail ♪

♪ Wishing for a sail sail sail sail sail ♪

♪ Wishing wishing wishing wishing wishing wishing ♪

♪ Wishing for a sail ♪