02x04 - Of Course You Realize This Means Ward

[bunniefuu]

[birds tweeting]

[Paige] Does anyone
want more waffles?

Molly, remind our mother. What
is the first rule of waffle club?

Do not stop making waffles.

Children, that rule
doesn't make any sense.

- I'll eventually run out of batter.
- Shh! Na, na, na, na.

Keep 'em coming, Mom.

I'm gonna watch Brendan practice
his indoor kite flying competition,

and I don't know how
snacks factor into that.

Did you just say "indoor
kite flying competition"?

- Yeah, why?
- Nothing.

I just have
questions, that's all.

Oh, boy. Oh, no.

- Dad, please, we're waffling.
- What's going on?

You know the big annual multi-school
field trip to the park that's on Friday?

You mean the only thing you've
been talking about lately?

Well, the speaker I had
booked just canceled.

Aw, the Mushroom Man?

Yeah, the Rock and Roll
Mushroom, Moss and Lichen Man.

Moss with an edge.

He realized he double-booked the
field trip with his bunion surgery.

- He chose bunions.
- Rock and roll!

Yeah. Anyway, it's
fine. I'm not panicking.

Okay, but I feel like I hear in
your voice and see in your eyes

- that you are totally panicking.
- Do you hear that?

Yeah, he's panicking.

Every year, a bunch of schools
from the outer boroughs

take a big field
trip to Central Park.

It's one of Owen's
favorite days of the year,

because it's his chance to inspire a
new generation of little nature lovers.

Or as I like to call them,
future Owens and Owen... ettes.

But the last few years
have been a little rough.

Come on, buddy. Come say hi.

The kids wanna see your face.

Say hi to the kids.
You can do it.

Ha! Whoops! Was talking
into a leg hole. [chuckles]

Come on, buddy. Come say hi.

This year has to go well.

The superintendent
strongly hinted that

they might not come back next
year if I didn't do better.

Maybe you could
just be the speaker?

What? No. We're trying
to inspire kids here,

not frighten them with a nervous,
sweaty man who's bad at public speaking.

Some kids might be into that.

You're sure you can't
get Ward Whitlinger?

If I could get Ward Whitlinger,
I'd get Ward Whitlinger.

That sounds fun to say.

Ward Whitlinger.
Mm-hmm, I was right.

I have an old email, but the
nature center he worked at

closed or moved or something.

As far as I can tell, he's completely
off the grid, which I totally get.

He's probably replanting the rain
forest or refreezing the ice caps.

Do you think a seasoned
reporter who loves a mystery

and never backs down from a challenge
might be able to track him down?

Because you know one, and she's
available and likes seeing you succeed

almost as much as she likes seeing
you strut around in short shorts.

- He does strut.
- Does he?

If you think you can find him.
Do you... think you can find him?

I know I can. I will find your
precious Dr. Ward Whitlinger.

Can someone please explain to me

what's so special about
this Dr. Ward Whitlinger?

He's only the most inspiring.

Well, he inspired
me to do what I do.

And if he could turn this indoor
nerd into an outdoor nerd,

then he'd knock the
socks off those kids.

♪ When I was a little guy I
liked my little guy things ♪

♪ Dinosaurs and trains
and macaroni art ♪

♪ Then I saw a man named Ward ♪

♪ He talked to me
and my friends ♪

♪ And blew my tiny mind apart ♪

♪ He said ♪

[Ward, Owen] ♪ We live connected
On this big blue boat ♪

♪ And we must all pull
together To keep it afloat ♪

♪ Every little thing Is
like a ripple on a lake ♪

♪ And we can each
change the world ♪

♪ With the paths
that we take, take ♪

- ♪ Ward ♪
- ♪ Ward Whitlinger ♪

- ♪ Ward is the answer ♪
- ♪ Ooh ♪

- ♪ If the question is who ♪
- ♪ He could inspire the world ♪

- ♪ Could inspire the world ♪
- ♪ World ♪

♪ The answer is Ward ♪

♪ From that moment on I
knew what I had to do ♪

♪ I was like a man Who
stepped out of the dark ♪

♪ And then I became
a little obsessed ♪

♪ Had one thought
filling up my brain ♪

♪ Maybe one day I would
get to run a park ♪

♪ Only one direction
would ever satisfy ♪

♪ Could never be a postman
Or a frozen yogurt guy ♪

♪ I looked to Ward for
guidance Along the way ♪

♪ Did I stalk him like a groupie?
Now, you know, who's to say? ♪

♪ And when I took my first test in
Environmental Science and Management... ♪

♪ Ward was there ♪

♪ When I wrote that
sternly worded letter ♪

♪ To raise awareness about clear-cut
Logging, you better believe it... ♪

- ♪ Ward was there ♪
- ♪ Ward was there ♪

♪ And when I became
manager Of Central Park ♪

♪ The greatest moment of my life
Family stuff not included... ♪

- ♪ Ward was there ♪
- ♪ Ward was there ♪

♪ To be clear, he
wasn't literally there ♪

♪ I mean every step I
took Metaphorically ♪

- ♪ Ward was there, Ward was there ♪
- ♪ Ward was there, Ward was there ♪

♪ Whoo ♪

- ♪ Ward ♪
- ♪ Ward Whitlinger ♪

- ♪ Ward is the answer ♪
- ♪ Ooh ♪

- ♪ If the question is who ♪
- ♪ He could inspire the world ♪

- ♪ Could inspire the world ♪
- ♪ World ♪

♪ The answer is Ward ♪

[panting]

So, if I'm hearing this
correctly, he inspired you. A lot.

Molly, you are hearing
this correctly.

I hope your mom can find him. More
than anything. No pressure, Paige.

[buzzer buzzing]

- You buzzed?
- Not yet, I'm getting there.

Let's memoir! I'm ready to rip.

- Time to put your pokers to work.
- We're doing the memoir thing again?

Yep, we're doing the memoir thing.
Now I know where I'm going with it.

- I have my dramatic ending.
- You leave all your money to...

Buying Central Park.

I realized that's going to be my
legacy. Now, where did we leave off?

You mean, when we did this two years ago?
I have no idea. Somewhere in your past?

Oh, yes, I remember.

It was Easter, and all the eggs were
filled with hundred-dollar bills.

- We were poor then. I was .
- We're starting?

My father was very excited for me to
be friends with a girl named Tommasina,

whose family ran
a textile company.

I got along with
Tommasina just fine,

even though she smelled of starch
and had a face like a frying pan.

- Why don't I hear typing?
- Because I wasn't sitting at the desk yet,

and there wasn't any paper in
the typewriter or in the desk.

And computers exist.

Computers are for nerds,
Helen. Oh, forget Tommasina.

I want to write about the
time my brother, Ambrose,

broke a vase in the foyer
and he blamed the maid.

That sounds like a great story.

We fired the maid. So sad.

After that, we got a new maid, and
everything went back to normal.

- I'll just type without paper.
- The new maid, she was fun.

I used to hold on to her hair, and
I'd just swing like a little monkey.

I'll be honest, I'm a little
surprised you wanted to come

to watch Brendan practice his
indoor kite flying routine.

Are you kidding me? "Indoor
kite flying routine."

What do those four words even mean?
I don't know, and I have to find out.

It sounds like the most
incredible thing in the universe.

Really? That's nice.

It's hard for me to tell.
I wanna be supportive,

- because Brendan and I are maybe dating.
- Maybe dating?

Yes. That's the
technical term for it.

It's the step before
almost totally dating.

Sounds romantic.

Anyway, if you're maybe dating,
you've gotta really bring it.

You've gotta be supportive.
Super supportive.

- Maybe more than at any other phase.
- I'll support you supporting him.

Thanks. I'll support you
supporting me supporting him.

- I'm gonna win Best Supporting Sup...
- Let's not get carried away.

[music playing]

Well. I love this.

I didn't see you guys come
in. What do you think?

Does it look okay? Hard for me to
tell, since I'm the one doing it.

It looks really good, from my knowledge
of what it's supposed to look like.

Thanks. Glad you
could come too, Cole.

I wanted to get Molly's opinion,

but having two people give a little
feedback would be super helpful.

- Brendan.
- Cole.

Is this a judged competition
with points for style,

points for required movements and points
for that extra undefinable something?

Not exactly, but kinda. Yeah.

Like the great unsung Olympic
art that is ribbon dancing?

Aka rhythmic gymnastics,
aka the swirly science?

He got really into ribbon
dancing during the last Olympics.

It's kinda like that, I guess.

- It's about the movement of the kite.
- Shh, I'm about to do my feedback.

- Yeah, for sure. And just...
- What about a costume?

Great choreography is meaningless
unless it's done inside of a costume.

Yeah. We could help you
figure out a costume.

- That'd be supportive of us.
- Oh, wow. O-Okay, yeah.

Fantastic.

♪ You can yank
your kite string ♪

♪ All you like ♪

♪ From day into night ♪

♪ Release it up And
then just reel it in ♪

♪ From the top of the ceiling ♪

♪ I will be here watching you ♪

♪ With the eyes of someone
who Knows what to do ♪

♪ You can slap your canvas ♪

♪ With the likes of
an elaborate emblem ♪

♪ But a kite Should fly
resembling your delight ♪

♪ And your sensitive feelings ♪

♪ I have been here
watching you ♪

♪ With the eyes of someone
who Knows what to do ♪

♪ Beauty and grace,
show it in your face ♪

♪ Make the world around
you A fascinating place ♪

♪ Pull on your string ♪

♪ Make the moment sing ♪

♪ Underneath the ceiling
Of your indoor kite thing ♪

♪ Show in your eyes
your honest surprise ♪

[Cole] ♪ And give us a smile ♪

[Cole, Molly] ♪ We've been
waiting here For quite a while ♪

♪ Beauty and grace,
show it in your face ♪

♪ Make the world around
you A fascinating place ♪

- ♪ Do-do-do-do, do-do-do-do-do ♪
- ♪ Ooh ♪

- [scatting continues]
- ♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Make it a fling
An amazing thing ♪

♪ Just like all the
greats Who've medaled ♪

♪ At Olympic ribbon dancing ♪

[both] ♪ Beauty and grace,
show it in your face ♪

♪ Make the world around
you A fascinating place ♪

While the kids are busy with
their indoor kite flying,

which is not code
for something else,

it's just what it sounds
like, I... I think,

Paige is at her desk doing
some indoor Ward finding.

Where did you go, Ward Whitlinger?
No obituary, so you're not dead.

Let's try something
sexier. Tax records.

[Birdie] Wow, look at her go.
Eh, let's check in on Bitsy.

As long as it's not just
someone typing. Oh, boy.

We had three
mastiffs growing up.

Ambrose and I used to ride them like
ponies. Help me remember their names!

- This doesn't feel like it's a me problem.
- The names went together.

I feel like they were named after
comedians or baseball players or food.

Some group of three things.

Harpo, Chico and Groucho?
Cheddar, Swiss and Gouda?

Earth, Wind & Fire?

Those are stupid. Did you
just make those up? [Grunts]

Guess I'll have to
call Ambrose. Ahem.

[classical music plays]

Bitsy, you're still alive?

I distinctly remember reading your
obituary and laughing. [Chuckles]

- Didn't we laugh, Anton?
- Yes, sir, we have fun.

Very funny, you squeezed-out
tube of toothpaste.

I can't remember the name of the
dogs we had when we were kids.

- That's all I need, three simple names.
- Father preferred me.

Ambrose, don't be difficult.
It's for the memoir I'm writing.

But you probably don't understand
because you can't read.

What? I'm writing a memoir.
Been writing it for years.

What? You can't also be writing
a memoir. What's it called?

"How to Inherit Money and Be a Scaly
Little Goblin"? Don't waste your time.

Don't waste your time.
Mine's almost done.

And it has our dogs'
names in it. [chuckles]

And all of the
adjectives. [Chuckles]

- Hang up.
- Helen!

I'm literally
standing next to you.

I'll be damned if I let Ambrose
finish his memoir first.

No one's gonna buy two
books about the same family.

And my story is the good one.

Put on a fresh pot of hot gin!

We're not stopping
until we're done.

Or at least until
we're up to the s.

- I was very thin, and I was very awake.
- Cocaine?

Yes, please. Two scoops.

If we're gonna give Brendan a costume,
I think it should look like this.

Hmm, that looks busy.
What about this?

Ooh, space matador?

Yeah, go bold, strong.

If we go that way, we'll need
new music and choreography.

We will, but it will be totally worth
it, I think. Dang, we're supportive.

[sighs]

What's the matter, Dad?
Not an indoor kite fan?

Oh, sorry. I'm just worried that we're
gonna lose the school field trip,

and that I'm bad at my job, and the
kids will think the park is boring,

and I won't inspire them
like Ward inspired me.

And I'm a little worried
they're gonna b*at me up.

I can take one or two
kids, but not at once.

- Dad, you could b*at up so many kids.
- Thank you, Cole.

- [Paige] I got him.
- What?

I got your man. I have just received
an email from Ward Whitlinger.

He's retired. He's in Nyack.

And he, quote, "Will definitely come
talk to the kids on Friday." End quote.

Paige, that's incredible.
How'd you do it?

How did I do it?

- I used my sleuthing skills.
- What's that mean?

I went so deep undercover
I forgot who I really was.

- You did?
- No, Internet.

Ah. Well, you saved
me. No big deal.

And you made dinner. No big
deal. Wait, what is that?

- Hot dogs and macaroni.
- Perfect. No notes.

The ketchup is like the sauce.

- We're fancy.
- Mac and dogs?

Please, just a bit. Less than
that. Little less. Thank you.

Okay, guys, staff meeting.

We're all getting fired? I knew
it, my horoscope was totally right.

What? You're f*ring us?

Hell no. You can't fire me. I quit.
I'm taking this place down with me.

No, no. I just wanna update
everyone on the field trip.

Wow, Fran, you had all
that locked and loaded.

Don't have to get ready
if you stay ready.

I don't wanna say the fate of the park
rests on us getting this right today,

but also maybe it does.

And maybe the fate of
second graders.

Which is why I'm
relieved that...

Dr. Ward Whitlinger is
definitely speaking today!

Just got a text from
him. He's on his way!

But can I still open the show with my
"All the Trees in the Park Say Yeah" song?

Absolutely. Just
maybe fewer verses.

It's called, "All the Trees
in the Park Say Yeah."

Maybe today we call it "Some of
the Trees in the Park Say Yeah"?

- How about I sing it twice as fast?
- Okay.

[Bitsy] What else? What else?

Oh, yes! I had a mole
removed in my thirties.

It kind of looked like
a pineapple with legs.

That's worth writing
about, right?

A little late in the process
to ask that question, isn't it?

- Oh, please. You're just jealous.
- [phone rings]

Hello, Bitsy. How's the
memoir going? Terrible, I bet.

It's amazing. Groundbreaking. It
made Helen cry, which was gross.

I'm taking mine to the publisher
right now, because I'm done first.

Just wanted to rub your
wrinkled face in that.

What the hell?

- Oh, and one more thing.
- What?

[slobbering noises]

Anton, make a fart sound.
My lips won't flap.

Of course, sir.
[Imitates fart noise]

[laughing]

Helen! We've got to get to
the publisher right now.

We've only got into
your thirties...

Wait. Why am I fighting
this? Sure. Let's go.

[groans] We'll add what
we can on the way over.

Brendan? You okay in there?
You've been in there a while.

You know, it's perfectly natural
to have the preshow poops.

Get it all out. Be
light on your feet.

Empty bowels, full heart.

[Brendan] What am I even doing? I'll
never remember the choreography.

You added so much.

You'll be fine. Just remember
to keep your flicks tight,

your snakes and spirals
smooth, and your throws flirty.

I still don't know why I'm
dressed as a space matador?

Because your kite is your cape,
and you're fighting a space bull.

I feel like I shouldn't have
to keep explaining that.

Yeah, okay. You're right. It...

It's just have you noticed that
no one else is wearing a costume?

That just tells me that
everyone else forgot,

which is so
embarrassing for them.

Oh, no. Is there a chance
we helped too much?

[chuckles] "Too much"?
Like that even makes sense.

[Brendan] I can't do it,
Molly. I can't perform.

[gasps] Oh, my god. Is
this one of those moments

where I realize I'm the one
who has to go out and perform?

- Is that what's happening?
- Did you suddenly develop the ability

to fly a kite
indoors? Or at all?

- No, I did not.
- Okay then.

- Right. So it's not that?
- No, it isn't.

[groans] He's late. You think he knows
he's supposed to come to Central Park?

The big green one? Yeah.

Oh, boy. The superintendent
looks super cranky.

- Take breaths.
- [breathes deeply]

- Hello.
- Ahh! Dr. Whitlinger.

You're really here. I'm really
standing next to Ward Whitlinger.

[chuckles] Am I hugging
you? Okay, I'm hugging you.

And you're not really hugging
back. Is this too tight?

- Easy, honey. Easy.
- I'm sorry. I'm just... I'm so excited.

Your work inspired me,

and I can't wait for you to inspire
those kids. I just... [stutters]

- I feel like I'm talking a lot.
- It's okay.

You were hard to track down. This
is Paige, the tracker-downer.

[scoffs] Wasn't that
hard. For me, anyway.

The nature center closed, huh?

Yep, we lost our funding. They're
turning it into a VR arcade.

Children stay indoors and put on
goggles and pretend they're outside.

The world is ending.
No one cares.

It'll fall apart fast. I predict
less than ten years to cannibalism.

- Um, what?
- Oh, boy.

- Hey, Owen?
- Uh, just one second.

With everything you just said...

- Time to share the truth with the kids.
- Wait, what?

- I want to say, I didn't forget my guitar.
- Yeah, that's great.

I did, but I went back and
got it. So I have it now.

- I thought I was going on first.
- [feedback]

You were.

Hey, kids. I used to
speak to groups like this

about the importance of nature
and trees and conservation,

but I'm not gonna do that, because
it's a pointless waste of time.

Time you don't have.

I'm glad my friend Owen
asked me to be here today.

Because you'll be
on the front line

as we head towards the
extinction of life on the planet.

Do you have one of those big hooks,
so we can hook him off the stage?

Seems like one of those would
be helpful in this moment.

No, I don't have a big
hook... Wait, do I?

[sighs] I don't.

[Ward] Take it from me, I know.

Victoria! Wait. You can't
publish that garbage.

Publish mine instead, which
isn't garbage. It's gar-great!

What an exciting morning
this is turning into.

[grunts]

The Brandenhams have always been a
friend of Madison Lexington Publishing,

but that doesn't mean you need to print
any old swill that falls out of the mouth

of this wrinkly bag that's
almost out of blood.

- What have you got there?
- My own memoir. It's not finished.

Well, don't worry too much about
the publication of this manuscript.

And it can only
loosely be called that.

It's definitely not a book.

One page is just the word "mango"
written over and over again.

Then there's an exhaustive
list of all the pants he owns.

"Brown ones, black ones, pajama bottoms,
a swimsuit I sometimes wear as shorts."

It's almost as if someone started
writing this two days ago.

- What?
- Ha! You wilted balloon.

- I knew it. Didn't I tell you I knew it?
- You never said anything like that at all.

- And, let's see, yours is...
- Mmm?

Also not a book.
So, two not-books.

This is a good
meeting. You know,

the books that fly off the shelves these
days are the tell-alls from the help.

The maid's diary and all that.

- The help? [Groans]
- Gross!

Keep it in your
pants over there.

[sighs] Victoria, fine.
Don't publish my book.

Just tell me this,

would you say my memoir is
definitively better than my brother's?

Well, it seemed like it contained a
higher percentage of actual sentences.

- So... better?
- Sure, let's say that.

- Ha! I win. I win!
- [groans]

Eat it, Ambrose. Put it in your blender
and then warm it up and then eat it.

- Brendan? It's, uh, Molly.
- [Brendan] Yeah?

I wanna say I believe
in you. Does that help?

- [Brendan] I think I'm not coming out.
- [sighs] I support that.

Molly, how dare you?

I'm sorry, Cole. Brendan,
listen. This is kind of my fault.

I just really wanted to be
supportive. Maybe too much?

I definitely didn't want you to
not want to leave the bathroom.

And I forgot to
tell you something.

Earlier, before we changed
all your choreography

and made you wear a very cool but
potentially unnecessary costume.

I forgot to say, "Hey,
I can't wait to see

what you do for your indoor
kite flying competition.

It's gonna be great,
'cause you're great."

- I think I skipped that part.
- [man] Next up, Brendan Brandenham.

They're calling your name.

I'm just gonna do my old choreography,
if that's okay. It just feels more me.

No offense, Cole. I know you
put a lot of thought into it.

Sure, I get it. These people
aren't ready for the Cole-eography.

But I think I decided to
wear the costume. I like it.

I... I don't understand
it, but it's festive.

- It is, isn't it?
- [kisses]

- How's it going?
- Not great.

Find a place in your house

where you can stockpile canned goods
and jerky and medical supplies.

That'll give you an edge when
we have mass crop failures.

Which, honestly, will be happening
sooner rather than later.

- Is that not what you wanted?
- I can't believe it.

The man that inspired me
to be me is no longer him.

So, what are you gonna do?
You're still you, I think.

- Elwood, I need you. And that.
- My pants?

- The guitar. Follow me.
- You doing a... a music thing?

You need violin? It seems
like you need violin.

- Yes. I need all of it.
- [gasps, squeals] It's finally happening.

♪ The trees will get
cut down anyway ♪

♪ So why bother? Why bother? ♪

♪ The birds will
eventually all fly away ♪

♪ So why bother? Why bother? ♪

♪ I found it doesn't
really matter What you do ♪

♪ One day your funding
Turns into a pile of poo ♪

♪ Looks like it's every
man for himself After all ♪

Uh, that's what it would
look like if we lost hope,

but, fortunately, there's
lots to be hopeful about.

♪ Flowers spread
beauty everywhere ♪

♪ But why bother? Why bother? ♪

♪ Trees give us shade
And help clean the air ♪

♪ But why bother? Why bother? ♪

♪ The earth may go on
No matter what we do ♪

♪ But we don't wanna leave
it All covered in goo ♪

♪ Take a nature vacation
Without any cost ♪

♪ And there are so many places
To hide from your boss ♪

- Wait, what?
- ♪ Why bother? ♪

♪ Because the grass Feels
great on your toes ♪

♪ Why bother? ♪

♪ And you can use the leaves
If you forget your clothes ♪

♪ Why bother? ♪

♪ 'Cause we need the breeze
and the bees And the geese ♪

♪ Need may be a strong
word Regarding the geese ♪

[scoffs] Even without a memoir, I'm
still way better than my brother.

♪ So why bother?

♪ Is it really so important
To impress my father ♪

♪ Or my mother? Why bother? ♪

- [Helen] Hmm?
- Was I speaking out loud or to myself?

- Which would you prefer?
- To myself.

Then that's what it was.

[chorus vocalizes]

[Owen] ♪ We need to
pollinate, not contaminate ♪

♪ Let me set it straight and illustrate
That we could all suffocate ♪

♪ I hate to pontificate
or castigate ♪

♪ But the fate of our state
Isn't great if we wait ♪

♪ And the weight'll be
great If we all hesitate ♪

♪ If you're on my
side, just say yeah ♪

Yeah!

♪ I can't believe you just
said yeah Say yeah again ♪

Yeah!

- ♪ Do you love the sun? ♪
- Yeah!

- ♪ Do you love the rain? ♪
- No!

- ♪ But rain helps things grow ♪
- I guess.

- ♪ Join the refrain ♪
- Yeah!

- ♪ That's why we bother ♪
- [children] ♪ Why bother? ♪

♪ That's why we bother, oh ♪

♪ That's why we bother
That's why we bother ♪

[children] ♪ Why bother? ♪

♪ That's why I bother So we
can pass along the parks ♪

♪ To our sons and
our daughters ♪

♪ That's why I bother at all ♪

Well, you kind of ruined
the whole vibe of my speech,

but I guess you made
a pretty solid point

about not letting the
world go into the toilet.

At least not for a couple years.

That's great. Wait,
only a couple years?

[sighs] I'm gonna get home.

The canned goods and jerky
aren't gonna eat themselves.

And I might wanna take in a
little of your park on my way out.

You're gonna take a walk in my park?
You should! I would be honored.

Yeah, you know, you inspired
those kids up there.

And you inspired me.

I inspired you? I
Whitlinger-ed Ward Whitlinger?

Okay, okay. Calm down.

And the Nobel Prize for Best Field Trip
goes to Owen "Sweet Cheeks" Tillerman.

I mean, it's an honor
just to be nominated.

Not sure where the "sweet
cheeks" nickname came from.

I'm a reporter, Owen.
I report the facts.

- Ha, that was something up there, huh?
- It really was.

The chemistry. You
zigged, I zagged.

You sang low, I came in
high with the harmony.

- Elwood was there.
- I was.

Yeah. It, uh,
worked out, I guess.

We've gotta do that again.
Soon. We should play clubs.

Clubs, like at night?

I've been thinking about
a set list. We should jam.

- [Elwood] I'm in.
- I have a job.

- So do I.
- Do you though?

Let's talk band names.

The Parksters. Park
Benatar. Zero Park Thirty.

- We'll talk more tomorrow.
- Probably, but not about this.

Wink, I understand. Talk
more about our band tomorrow.

Nope. See you later, guys.

[electronic music]

[Owen] ♪ If you're on
my side Just say yeah ♪

[children] Yeah!

♪ I can't believe you just
said yeah Say yeah again ♪

[children] Yeah!

[Owen] ♪ Because the grass
Feels great on your toes ♪

[children] Yeah!

[Birdie] ♪ And you can use the
leaves If you forget your clothes ♪

- [music pauses]
- [children] Yeah.

♪ The earth may go on
No matter what we do ♪

♪ But we don't wanna leave
it All covered in goo ♪

♪ The earth may go on
No matter what we do ♪

♪ But we don't wanna leave
it All covered in goo ♪

[music continues]