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{y:i}To open up Southern California's|{y:i}biggest rock 'n' roll memory bank... {y:i}...just dial the combination|{y:i}on your radio, 97.5 KHE Y-FM. {y:i}From the greatest oldies|{y:i}to the most unforgettable classics... {y:i}...your rock 'n' roll memories|{y:i}are safe with us. {y:i}97.5 KHEY-FM. {y:i}K-Hey, Southern California! Mr. Simpson, just a severe sprain.|In fact, it's kind of a minor miracle. But we'd like you to stay|for observation. Thank you, doctor. That's good|to hear, but I really have to go. Excuse me. Mr. Simpson, this precaution is|for your own good. Thank you, doctor, thank you.|Hey, nice talking to you. Excuse me. -Mr. Simpson? Doug Simpson?|-Yes. I'm Detective Nyland.|This is Sergeant Stockdale. We'd like to ask you a few questions. What for, guys? No one got hurt|here but me. I really have to go. Well, I'm afraid that won't be possible.|We have to have a statement. I can't press charges against myself. Look, you either talk to us here,|or you talk to us downtown. Here. Here's good. {y:i}97.5 KHEY-FM. {y:i}K-Hey, Southern California! {y:i}Okay, Mr. Simpson, tell us,|{y:i}how did all this start? {y:i}For the past 10 years,|{y:i}I've been manager of KHEY Radio. {y:i}I've also been raising my two|{y:i}daughters since my wife died... {y:i}...and doing pretty good at both jobs,|{y:i}if I have to say so myself. {y:i}-So?|-So, what if our ratings have slipped? What's wrong|with being number six? Ninety-two other stations in this town|would love to be number 6. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Bye. Loved the way you handled that. I love the radio business, love you. I don't care if we're number 6|or number 60. I'm sticking with you. Why are we talking numbers, huh? The only number I'm interested|in today is 15. My little girl's 15th birthday.|And I am going home. And well you should be. -Pitch, pitch.|-I like a little flat. It's hip. {y:i}97.5 KHEY-FM. {y:i}From B.B. King to Buddy Holly... {y:i}...we shake, rattle and roll|{y:i}24 hours a day. {y:i}Yeah, it should have been one|{y:i}of the happiest days of my life. {y:i}But I didn't see it coming. {y:i}Maybe I should have seen it coming.|{y:i}Maybe I didn't want to see it coming. {y:i}No father sees it coming. Dad? Honey? Go, Dad, go! Daddy, you're only 37. Kareem is 41 ,|and he does this every night. Well, Kareem's got Magic|passing to him. Look who I've got. Let's clean this kitchen.|Simpson's System on the double. Yes, sir. Where's Katie? Katie! Katie! Hi, Dad. Come on, come on, there you go. Take it easy. Gee, working hard. Well.... Happy birthday. -Dad, I already have a teddy bear.|-Well, I know, but it's pretty beat-up. I mean, it was for your first 15 years,|and this is for your next 15. -Thanks, Dad.|-Happy birthday. And now, for your real present. Europe. Oh, Dad.... I've been doing some thinking... ...and I'm not sure I want to go|on the school trip this summer. Oh, you're kidding. Why? Well, you're gonna be all alone.|I mean, who's gonna take care of you? Bonnie's too young.|Well, there's Janet, but-- Come on, Katie. Now, stop worrying|about me and forget about Janet. This is your life we're talking about,|right? Come on, sit down. Look, I'd love to take that ticket|and tear it right up. Keep you right here this summer. But you have to go. It's important.|I mean, it's Europe. The Eiffel Tower, Piccadilly Circus.|And the canals in Venice. And Roma. Go find out|where spaghetti was born. Dad, spaghetti was invented in China.|Marco Polo brought it back to ltaly. Yeah? Well, what about the meatballs,|Miss Straight-A Student? Let's get Schwarzenegger, Jr. Hey, Richard, let's go.|Get over here, pronto. -Big night tonight, Mr. Simpson.|-You don't want to miss it. Happy birthday.|Did you get my flowers? -Yeah, Richard. You didn't have to.|-Okay, let's go. I love you. Okay, let's move it. Simpson's System.|Katie, on the double. Is there something wrong|with your sister? -What am I, my sister's keeper?|-Funny. Don't move. I'll be right back. Excuse me. Richard, Richard, take it easy.|You'll hurt yourself. Check you later, dude. Well, what's with you? First, you make me bring you to this|crazy place, then you flake out. Yeah, what fun,|dancing with my daddy. They don't know I'm your daddy.|They just think you like old men. Suck it up, pal. -Dad, do you think I'm pretty?|-Of course I do. You're saying that|because you're my father. -That's not true.|-Okay. Am I as pretty as her? Dad! Dad! -Daddy!|-I saw that. -Happy birthday, baby.|-Hi. -Sorry I'm late. Don't worry.|-Okay. Where were you?|You missed blowing out the candles. The fabric did not come in. I had|to redesign half the fall collection. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. -It's okay. I forgive you.|-Thanks. It's the first time you missed it,|though, since she's 12 years old. -Oh, God.|-Believe it? Three years already. -Three years? Us?|-Yeah. -How was the party?|-It was great. Really good. I guess she didn't tell you|about Richard, then? -What about Richard?|-It's okay. Just get yourself a double Kahlúa|punch. Take a deep breath. -A double?|-A double. It's okay. I'm waiting. Daddy, I've been going steady|with Richard since elementary school. I think it's about time|I started dating other guys. Katie, come on,|you don't really mean that. How could you do that to Richard?|He's practically part of our family. Dad, that's the problem. We're more like brother and sister|than boyfriend and girlfriend. There's just no passion|in our relationship. Katie, you and Richard, you're just 15.|Passion comes later. Much later. Way later. Daddy, I'm breaking up with Richard.|There's just no magic between us. Dad, I understand how you feel,|but he's still your friend. And if you want to see him,|it's all right. Just let me know when he's coming,|so I can make myself scarce. One more, please. Less pineapple. I'm only gone for a little while.|While I'm gone, be careful because-- They're out there. Now, you behave yourself. I know what|those wild radio conventions are like. -Yeah, don't bring home anything.|-Hey, you, hey. Knock it off.|I'm supposed to say those things. Just what I need,|more women in my life. -I need more women in my life.|-Come on, come on. Let's go. -Hey, take care of my girls.|-I will. One, two, three. We love you. -Bye.|-Come on. Well, so you're sure you want|to go through with it? I never wanted anything more|in my life. Okay. -Here we go.|-Yeah! You know, these braces are not due|to come off for another two months. Yank them, doc. Now. Excuse me. Simpson.|We have an appointment. A wash and a rinse? Then send her to Felipe. Felipe! It's okay. Thank you. How do they feel, Katie? Higher. Higher. Not that high. Take it easy. I'm home. -Hi, sweetheart, could you get that?|-Okay. -Hi, Daddy.|-Hi, baby. Happy to be home. Hello. I'm not sure.|Hang on one second. -Katie, it's for you.|-I'm on the phone. Take a message. Katie can't come to the phone|right now. Can I take a message? Mark? Right. Okay, Mark,|I'll tell her you called. Bye-bye. Hello? Hold on. -Katie, it's for you.|-She told you. She's on the phone. Katie can't come to the phone|right now. Can I take a message? Okay, Bob. Yeah, I'll tell her. Bob, do you know|that Katie has her own phone? It's been busy for two hours?|Oh, sorry, Bob. Bye. Hang on. What's going on here? -Hi. Is Katie ready yet?|-Ready for what? Andy? I'll be right down. Dad? -Well, isn't it great? Janet helped me.|-Isn't she beautiful, Doug? Doug? Dad, say something. Doug? -Oh, well, we gotta go.|-Yeah. -See you later.|-Okay. -Bye, Daddy.|-Have a good time. -Okay. Bye-bye.|-Bye. Doug, what do you think? Dad, what do you really think? What do I really think?|Who was that kid? -Andy, from down the street.|-No, no, no. The one in the skirt. She cannot stay a little girl forever.|She is growing up. This did not happen overnight.|It's been coming on for months. -She asked me to help her.|-You didn't have to. What? If I didn't help her,|someone else would. -You can't stop life from happening.|-Well, I can sure slow it down a bit. -Oh, yeah, how?|-How? Total control. Total control. No boy comes here|and takes my daughter out... ...unless I know who he is, where|he lives, who his parents are... ...what they do for a living,|where they go, for how long... ...and who they're gonna be with.|Total control. -That's brilliant, Doug. Good luck.|-Total! Total! Dad! Door! Oh, Brian. Nice of you to stop by. I know you're the best running back|in the history of Wheeler High... ...and I'd sure hate to run into you|in a dark alley. But two speeding tickets in one year.|I'm sorry. Get hold of yourself. -Hello.|{y:i}-Mr. Simpson, is Katie there? -Katie?|{y:i}-Yeah. Brian, no, Katie can't come|to the phone now. Brian, stop crying. I'm home. Get the phone. I got the phone. Get the door. Total control.|The door. Take a message. {y:i}-My name is Steve.|{y:i}-Total. {y:i}-Hi. Tom.|{y:i}-Total control. {y:i}-Hello. This is Paul.|{y:i}-Hi, I'm Will. Dad! Door! {y:i}My name is Bobby. {y:i}Hi, I'm Doug. -Hi, Mr. Simpson.|-Look... ...before you say anything, I want you|to know I marched in Selma in 1967. I was the third guy pulled out of the|lunch counter in Montgomery in 1968. I have no idea what|you're talking about, sir. I'm here to deliver your water.|I'm your new Sparkletts man. Leroy! Leroy. I guess I had that coming. {y:i}-Kyle.|{y:i}-Mickey. {y:i}-I'm Perry.|{y:i}-I'm Sonny. {y:i}-My name's Ted.|{y:i}-Lyle. {y:i}-Vestor.|{y:i}-Hi, I'm Stoker. That's it. Twins. Total. Total control. Doug, those are the new ratings. We're down to number 9 and sliding.|I don't know what the hell's happened. Well, what's wrong|with being number 9? Why are we talking numbers? Eighty-nine other stations|would love to be number 9. You have your finger|on the pulse of the kids. Now, come up with something,|like the competition. A sex therapy talk show.|Date with a rock 'n' roll star. -Topless bikini beach contest.|-That's a great idea. But not for us. Mr. Simpson, I finally got through on|that important phone call. It's line 4. Thank you, Martha.|Excuse me. I think the market's hot|on Gypsy music. Bonnie, what's happening?|Who called? -No one, Dad. It's really quiet here.|-Well, quiet's good, right? Not that kind of quiet.|Strange quiet. Eerie quiet. {y:i}Why would all the calls stop? It's like|{y:i}she doesn't live here anymore. Oh, she lives here, all right.|At least till Sunday. {y:i}-She's got a date for the beach.|-Oh, well. Anything else happen? -Well, I did see her report card.|-What? An A-minus in English.|A B-plus in American history. And a B, no plus, in geometry. Dad, I'll bounce back in finals.|I always do. I won't make a big deal out of this,|but let me leave you with one thought. A mind, a good mind,|is a terrible thing to waste. So's a good body. Funny. So funny I forgot to laugh. You know something?|When a father gets close to his kids... ...I mean, too close, nature has|a way of helping the father out. The kids become really obnoxious. Thanks a lot. I didn't say anything about|your marks. It's all over town. Oh, sure. Remember, some day|this'll be happening to you. -It can't be.|-Better not be. -Dad?|-I'm here... ...because I want a date|with my daughter. I'm willing to wait in line|like everyone else. -Dad, that's very cute.|-No, no, I don't-- Look in that book, Bonnie,|and make a commitment. -Listen, how's Thursday?|-Dad, I'm busy. I'm sorry. -Friday?|-Dad, I can't. -Saturday?|-Dad, I'm sorry. Sunday? Sunday, please?|Give me Sunday. I want Sunday. What am I doing Sunday? -Okay. Okay. Cancel it.|-Oh, thank you. Thank you. -Dad, I gotta go.|-No, wait, wait, wait. -Who was that?|-Him. -Him who?|-Oh, some kid. His name's Joey. I didn't meet any Joey. How come|I didn't meet him? You know the rules. Katie was afraid you'd frighten him.|He's shy. He's an artist, kind of. -What do you mean, he paints?|-No, he's a musician. -What kind of musician? Rock?|-I don't know. -Classical?|-I don't know. -Rhythm and blues?|-I don't know. What do you mean?|Why don't you know? Be specific. What are you here for?|Why am I paying you? Guys and girls, it's chow time. -Where have you been?|-You're lucky I made it back. There's a hamburger for you.|And a hot dog for Miss Bonnie. -Wait a minute. Where's Katie?|-She's in the water. -Don't eat.|-She'll be right back, Doug. No, no, no, no. This is my Sunday.|We eat together. Don't eat. Junk food's best when eaten hot. You're absolutely right. Katie! Katie! Hi, Dad. Who was that boy?|Was that that Joey kid? The kid with the flying saucer truck?|I saw the earring. You couldn't make a date with me.|You had to sneak a boyfriend in? When I broke the date, he thought|I was dating some other guy. He followed me here. Men are so insecure. -Hi, Katie.|-Hi. Would you stop bouncing, please?|And for God's sake, cover yourself. Here, put this on. Dad, I'm dressed like everyone else.|What's the matter with you? You're acting like every man|on this beach is after my body. --after my body.|--after my body. What are you looking at?|Get back to your blankets. -Get off my case, you old blob.|-Yeah, get out of the way. "Old blob"? "Get out of the way"?|Come here. Come here. -Dad!|-Run for your life! Help! Dad? -Doug?|-Run! Dad! {y:i}Dad! {y:i}Dad! {y:i}Dad! I wouldn't have hurt him. Not that he didn't have it coming,|the little creep. I mean, I know exactly what was on|his dirty little 12-year-old mind. After all,|I was 12 years old once myself. That's what Janet didn't understand|when she told me... ...to seek psychiatric help|before it was too late. Janet was never a 12-year-old boy. Look, I've read a little Freud,|Adler, Jung, and that book-- What's it called,|{y:i}You're Okay, I'm Okay? I'm not stupid. I went to college for a year and a half.|Almost two. So when Janet said "irrational,"|I think she meant "abnormal." What do you think? The word that comes|to my mind is "normal." Really? You see, Mr. Simpson, you're standing|in the center of a sexual explosion. There are 9.5 million women in the|U.S. between the ages of 15 and 19. And approximately 47 percent|of those young women... ...have already had sexual intercourse. Wait a minute, then. That leaves|53 percent who are still virgins. And thank God|my Katie's one of those. Not necessarily, Mr. Simpson. You see, 97 percent of that 53 percent|are just lying about it. Well, God, doctor,|what's happening to these girls? It's boys that are happening|to these girls, Mr. Simpson. Do you have any idea how often|the average teenage boy... ...thinks about sex in a day? I don't know, 15, 20 times a day? Six hundred and fifty-two|times in one day. Look, doctor, I don't want|to see my Katie get hurt. She's not ready to deal,|emotionally... ...with what's happening|to her, physically. She won't have to. With my help, if you|choose to take it... ...you both have a good chance of|getting through this difficult period. Oh, I hope so. Just trust me, Mr. Simpson. Now, the first thing that you|have to do is read this. {y:i}"Daddy's Little Girl: A Guide to|{y:i}Raising Your Teenage Daughter... ...by Dr. Herman Fishbinder."|That's you. It's in its fifth printing. Coming out in paperback in June. -Nice picture.|-Thank you. Start at the beginning.|Read it carefully. It just possibly has all the answers|to your problems. But you can call me any hour of|the day, if you have a question. Thank you.|Thank you, Dr. Fishbinder. -Oh, just one more thing.|-Yeah? Just in case you're a slow reader,|better put your daughter on the pill. What? Right away. "Taking responsibility for the sexual|education of your daughter. Don't count on your daughter getting a|good sexual education in school. Don't count on her to|be frank with you... ...about the first sexual stirrings|within her." What can I count on? "But if your daughter should ask|you a question about sex... ...discuss it with her in a calm, rational|and nonthreatening manner. For suggested responses,|see appendix C." "Five hundred years ago|a boy 16 years old... ...would come to your door|with a flock of sheep." Oh, sweetheart.|I didn't hear you come in. Dad, I have had|the most wonderful... ...glorious, fabulous time of my life. Oh, that's terrific.|Maybe sometime we'll talk about it. -Dad?|-Yes? I was wondering if we could|talk about it now? Oh, now? Sure. What am I here for, huh?|Come on, let's sit down. Here you go. If you're really interested in a guy.... I was wondering, well.... When do you know when|it's the right time to...? When do you know|when it's right to have--? Katie... ...500 years ago a boy 16 years old|would come to the door... ...with a flock of sheep. And he'd ask for your hand|in marriage. You'd have kids by 16|and be dead by 23. That was the average life span then. I mean, today, with vitamins and|organ transplants and penicillin... ...you'll probably live to be 90. So at 15, even though you're|feeling this biological urge... ...by the way, which is|normal and healthy... ...medical science and God has|given you time, has allowed you... ...a lot of time to make|this kind of a decision. And when it happens,|it'll be special. It'll be beautiful. So don't rush it. I hope I've shed some light|on this subject for you. Yeah, Dad.|I know what to do now. Wait a minute now. Would you mind telling me|what that might be? To make my own decisions. And never, ever|ask my dad a question... ...he doesn't have the guts|to answer. Night, Dad. What's going on? You call me|at 3, 4, 5 in the morning. -I have a patient to see.|-Something happened. -Something wrong with the book?|-Oh, no. The book was right. This is my problem. My daughter asked me a question,|and I couldn't handle it. -Of course, you know what question.|-Oh, yes. What father can answer such a|question? I was set back a bit. I'm okay because I kept on reading|the book, and I came to chapter 15. The mother substitute.|A friend, a girlfriend, a lover... ...someone who can fill the absence|of the original mother. Yes. Exactly.|Now, I have one of those. -And better yet, I love her.|-So move her in. Move her in. -Well, yeah, yeah.|-Don't the children like her? Yes, they do. They don't love her|the way I love her, but they love her. -So?|-It's just that you don't know Janet. I don't think I could just move her in.|I'd probably have to marry her. -Do you have a problem with that?|-Marriage? I don't know. I've done it once before,|and it changes everything. It's a big step. Mr. Simpson, maybe the problem|you have is not between you... ...and your daughter,|but between you and Janet. -So would you like to talk about that?|-No, I have no problem with Janet. Then take charge. Act now. -Hello.|{y:i}-Doug? Oh, Jeff, how are you? Are you crazy? You never came back|to the office today. What happened? I had to do some shopping.|Some very heavy shopping. Doug, the overnights are in. We're down to 12. {y:i}Our asses are sinking|{y:i}into the sunset. Stop shopping. -Hi.|-Hi. -Okay, hold it right there.|-What? -You look beautiful. You look terrific.|-Oh, thank you. Perfect... -...for what I'm about to do.|-No, don't start Doug. It took me an hour to get|into this dress... ...and I'm not gonna take it off now. Champagne wishes|and caviar dreams. I always wanted you to do this. -You didn't have to, you know?|-Oh, I know. That's why I did it,|because I love you. -Would you help me put it on?|-Oh. Allow me. -Bingo.|-I love you. I love you. -I love you. I love you so much.|-Easy. Your makeup, your dress. I don't care about that. All I care|about is you and me right now. We're going to dinner, and|then we'll have a good-- -What are you doing with your hand?|-What does it feel like I'm doing? -Come on, get out of there, little fella.|-Little fella? Sex, sex, sex.|I mean, is that all women think about? I mean, wouldn't it be nice if we|waited at least until you said yes? Yes. Yes. I say yes. -Yes.|-Now, now, wait. Okay, all right, look.|Please, would you stop? What? I've got a lot on my mind.|It's a big decision I made today. We've got the rest of our lives|to make love. Pace yourself. You're right. Okay. Where are you going now? I don't know. I guess I'll take a cold shower|and start all over again. A shower. Well, I did it. And, hey, I love her.|I love her. Katie. I love her. I love her. I'll get it. -Hello?|{y:i}-Katie? Who is this? Hey, does it matter?|Does it really matter? Who the--? Doug? Sweetheart? -Hello.|-Hi, honey. I'm very sorry, but while you were|in the shower, I got a call. {y:i}There's an emergency. I'll be at the|{y:i}radio station for most of the night. I'll call you as soon as I can.|I love you. And remember, the ring is real. It's real. Better be real. -Your name, sir.|-Well, see, I'm not really invited. I'm a patient of Dr. Fishbinder's. It's very important|that I see him. Are you on medication? -No, no.|-Remain in the vehicle, sir. Dr. Fishbinder, please. -Yes?|-Dr. Fishbinder, this is Doug. I know. I recognize the breathing.|How'd you get this address? I told the service|it was an emergency. They're fired!|Take it easy, Mr. Simpson. -I have to see you.|-That's impossible. I'm having a party. But I can see you.|Just talk to the camera. And I'm right here. {y:i}Dr. Fishbinder, I called home,|{y:i}and a strange voice answered. {y:i}I think it was that boy, Joey.|{y:i}I want to break that little-- Now, take it easy, Mr. Simpson.|This is actually good news. Remember chapter 25,|Befriend the Enemy? If your daughter goes out with a boy|you find obnoxious, never say... ...anything negative about him. That|will drive her straight into his arms. Instead, make yourself pals|of the boy... ...and soon your daughter|will see him as you do. {y:i}-Are you sure?|-Oh, no, I'm not sure. That's why I have a Rolls-Royce,|a home in Bel Air... ...and a house in the south of France.|Of course I'm sure. {y:i}Now, act natural.|{y:i}You're one of them. {y:i}Remember, tonight that boy|{y:i}must be your best friend. Hi, kids. Playing charades? Let me guess.|{y:i}The Garden of Eden? No, no.|{y:i}Dirty Dancing. Dad, I'm sorry.|We found your old 45s... ...and Joey wanted--|We thought they were funny and-- Katie, Katie, no need|to explain to me. I did the same thing when|my parents were out. And when you guys have kids, they're|gonna do the same thing to you. Isn't that what life is all about? Oh, my God, Katie,|you have the coolest dad. You're so lucky, Katie.|Your dad is, like, killer. Oh, well.... Dad, this is Joey. Oh. Joey. Pleasure to meet you. Nice to meet you.|I was just leaving. Wait a minute, Joey.|Don't go yet. The night is young. Come on, take your shades off.|Let your hair.... Never mind. You want oldies? I got oldies.|Let me play some for you. Now, this one was banned|in Boston. Okay? The funny part is, the kids|didn't know how dirty it was... ...until it was banned. It just goes to show you how uptight|some parents can be. I'm out of here. See you. Joey, wait a minute.|Joey, wait, wait. Leaving so soon? This is a very strange scene,|Mr. Simmons. It's Simpson. Just like my daughter.|What's so strange? How you're handling this whole thing.|It's just a little too good to be true. Most parents don't like kids.|No parents like me. How come you're so nice? Well, Joey, you may not believe this,|and I admit it does sound a little wild... ...but you remind me of myself|when I was your age. -What's that supposed to mean?|-Well, you're a musician... ...and a rebel and a loner. And|that's how I was when I was a kid. In fact, I understand|why Katie likes you. What do you say, gang? We go to one|of my old hangouts, and it's my treat. Let's go. There you go. Are you for real, Mr. Simpson? Am I for real, Joey? Did you happen to notice|my Jaguar outside? Come on. I met Mick Jagger backstage|after a Stones concert in 1969. Wow, you saw the Stones in '69? That was before I was born. You saw all the greats. Jagger. Lennon.|You actually saw Jim Morrison. Joey, I'm surprised that you|like that kind of music. -Hey, Joey.|-Oh, man. What did you do,|trade in your truck for that lemon? Come on, guys,|be cool, all right? So are we up for a drag, or is this car|of yours all show and no go? -Give me a break.|-Wait. Who are these clowns? -Let's just go, okay, Joe?|-Wait a minute. Dad, they're just a bunch of geeks|from school. Just ignore them. Ignore them? Yo, boys... ...this happens to be a Jaguar XKE,|4.2 liter... ...265 horsepower, which means... ...Joey will meet you any time... ...any place, at any distance. -Let's go.|-I will? Joey, you back down now,|where does it end? Right. The spot, now! All right! The spot? What spot? Hey, buddy, ready to get|your butts kicked? Good luck. You're gonna need it. Joey, I know that Corvette.|It's an animal. But we can win, Joey. We can|beat them. It's all in the driving. -Yeah.|-Okay. Look... ...all you have to do is concentrate.|Get out fast, go through those gears. All right? You got it? -I got it.|-All right. -Mr. Simpson?|-Yeah, Joey? You are for real. Good luck, babe. All right, all right. That's enough. Go start the race. Good luck. All right, Joey! What am I doing here? -Sorry I stalled the car.|-Forget about it. -Did we destroy that Corvette or what?|-Yeah. Give me a hand.|I think I need a push. Come on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. That was close. I'm afraid we can't have it|for you today. We can give you a loaner. It's not comparable. But considering|what you did to your own car.... Thank you. Come on, Dad. Come on. Dad, do you think machines|feel pain? What? What are you talking about? Well, there's this whole theory about|inanimate objects feeling pain. Katie, if you're worried about the car,|don't. That's what insurance is for. If you're worried about Joey,|it wasn't his fault, okay? You know, I don't know about that. I think it was symptomatic|of his whole immature personality. Now, wait a minute--|Wait a minute. What am I hearing here? Dad, you're gonna be terribly|disappointed, but I broke up with Joey. You broke--? You broke up with Joey?|I thought he was so important to you. Oh, set him up and|shoot him down, huh? -Who's next?|-Dad, what are you talking about? What am I talking about?|Take a good look, Katie. That cute, adorable face staring|back at you is not a weapon. Don't think of it as a weapon|because it's not. I mean, if it was a weapon,|it could backfire. Trust me. Dad, I'm sorry. It's just a phase|I'm going through, you know? I've never been as popular|with boys before. It's kind of a kick having this power. I'll be over it soon, I promise. I hope so. Now, who's the new guy? What new guy? I got it. Hi, Timothy-- Joe--? Richard? Hi, Katie. Hi. What did you do to your hair?|And your clothes? I liked you fine the way you were. I didn't. Look, can I just talk|to your father for a second? Yeah, come in. Dad! Hi, Joey. Oh, Richard, how are you? Hi. Can I see you for a moment,|Mr. Simpson? Sure, sure.|Come on in the kitchen. Bonnie, could you excuse us|for a minute, sweetheart? Sorry. Well, there's brain damage,|but at least he's still breathing. So how've you been, pal? I just wanted to tell you,|Mr. Simpson... ...I'm not going on the school trip|to Europe with Katie. Oh, come on, Richard.|Why? You should go. Look, Mr. Simpson... ...I know that you were counting|on me to watch over Katie and all... ...but if I go, you know, I mean,|I'll just be cramping her style. What if she meets a count? Or a duke? Or that Prince Charles guy? Richard, Prince Charles is married. Yeah. But not happily. Well, we don't know that for sure. Hi, Timothy-- Joey? What are you doing here?|We decided... ...we weren't gonna see|each other for a while. I'm not here to see you, babe. I'm here to see your dad.|Is he around? Great. Yeah. Dad! -Joey, how are you?|-Hi. -Can we...?|-Yeah, yeah, sure. Right in here. Stretcher cases to the left.|Walking wounded to the right. One more guy in leather|we can start a rock group. Shut up. Who is it? Hi, Timothy. I can't believe it. I never thought Katie and me|would break up. -Joey, get ahold of yourself.|-You don't understand. My dad never liked me. No dad ever liked me till I met you. Joey, Joey. Come on, have a seat.|Sit down. Have a seat. -Katie dumped me.|-Yeah. Don't you dump me too.|Please, Mr. Simpson. Joey, I wouldn't do anything|like that. -You mean it?|-Of course. Because I was thinking,|maybe we could hang out together. I don't know. Maybe go|to a concert or something? Sure. Why not, why not?|Only next time we'll take the bus. Yeah. Daddy, this is very embarrassing. Timothy's here.|Can you get rid of these guys nicely? Yeah, nicely. Anyone else coming?|Because we're running out of rooms. She is a wonderful girl. Be smart.|Make friends with the old man. Thank you, sweetheart. Oh, thank you.|Bonnie, isn't it? So how did you two kids meet?|You have classes together at school? Oh, no, I wish we did. I'm a senior. Thank you, Bonnie. We met at a philosophy|seminar after school. We had a very interesting discussion|about inanimate objects. Does this mean you'll be going|away to college in the fall? Timothy is going to attend Yale. -Oh, Yale.|-Yes, my father's quite angry with me. Both he and my grandfather went to|Princeton, and I've disappointed them. Princeton. Both. We're off. Maurice won't hold our|table much longer. Even for me. Oh, well, let's not keep|Maurice waiting. Have a nice time. -Good night, Daddy.|-Good night, sweetheart. Good night, Bonnie. Oh, I almost forgot. Here's the phone number|of the restaurant... ...and the number of my parents'. We'll|be there for a cappuccino after dinner. Just make sure she's home by 12. I assure you, sir,|it'll be more like 11. -Good night, sir.|-Good night, Timothy. -Good night, Daddy.|-Good night, sweetheart. Drive safe. Bye-bye. What do you think, Dad?|Perfect, right? Yeah. Wow. Yale. The number of the restaurant. Home by 11. Perfect. At last-- Wait a minute. Chapter 52. He's too perfect. Of course, chapter 52.|A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. This is the most dangerous|of the Don Juan... ...Casanova, Warren Beatty species. Your daughter is in grave danger from|a formidable predator, Mr. Simpson. Just tell me what to do. Didn't you read the next chapter?|Surveillance? Wait a minute.|You want me to spy on Timothy? Well, even if I could... ...I mean, anything that I said to Katie|would just be my word against his. Do you own a camera, Mr. Simpson? I suggest a Tri-X 1000 for day... ...and infrared with a 2.4 lens|for night. Good shot. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. You'll never be president. Katie? Sweetheart? Katie? Bonnie. Bonnie, wake up, wake up. Where's Katie? Where is she? Get|your book and find out where she is. I don't need my book, Dad.|She's with Timothy at the beach. -Go to bed.|-Thank you. Katie, what are you--? Doug... ...we're down to 34 in the ratings. For the love of God... ...do something before they can us. -Jeff, a lot of other--|-Doug, no! Don't say, "A lot of stations|would love to be number 34." If you say, "A lot of stations would|love to be number 34"... ...I will kill you. Understand? I'll get back to you. {y:i}"Discipline. {y:i}Discipline is a key word|{y:i}in every father's vocabulary. {y:i}You are the parent.|{y:i}You set the rules. {y:i}You are in control. {y:i}If the rules are broken, it is|{y:i}your duty to punish accordingly. {y:i}You must enforce the rules. {y:i}You are the enforcer. " Where were you? What have you been doing,|and I want the truth. I was at the beach with Timothy.|I guess I forgot the time. -I'm sorry.|-Let me tell you what time it is. It's 4:00 in the morning. Now, I had no idea|things had gone this far. You're grounded. Grounded? For how long? For the rest of your life. And that means no phones,|no dates, no nothing. Dad, Timothy's prom|is in two weeks. Then I go away to Europe.|He goes away to school. How could you do this to me? I could tell you things|about your precious Timothy. Look, let's just say I'm doing this|for your own good, okay? Now, wait a minute... ...if you did something tonight--|And I'm not saying you did... ...and I hope you didn't.|But if you did... ...it should have been special. It should have been|beautiful and special. There is nothing beautiful or special|that ends with you... ...climbing in a window|at 4:00 in the morning. -Now, go to your room.|-I'm in my room. Then stay here. I don't need these. I'm the enforcer. -Hi.|-Hi. -Hi.|-Hi. What's this? What's this? I didn't want my father to see|your things at my place. Heaven forbid he should see my razor,|my toothbrush and my lndian robe. Come on, Janet,|you're a grown woman. I know, I know, but after all,|I'm still his daughter. You know about fathers|and daughters. Well, just follow the|sad music up the stairs. You know, I'm really-- I'm really angry at you, young lady.|Hey, wait a minute. Look at me when I talk to you. You begged me to help you,|and I did. Now I feel like... ...a total and complete jerk. I guess you hate me too. I don't hate-- I don't hate you. I just feel your|behavior is getting out of hand. I mean, all you care about|now is boys, boys, boys. Your grades are slipping.|You sneak in your window at 4. Driving your father crazy. Maybe you don't care about|what you're doing to him, but I do. I'm sorry. Okay, baby, it's okay. Stop crying. Come on. Hey, I'm a woman. Remember? That only works on men. Come on, tell me|how I can help you. So that's it. I'm the enforcer, and when|I say something in my house... -...they do it.|-Good, good. You're finally in control|of your life again. Yeah, and my daughter is safe. And Timothy is leaving town. She's just gonna see him|one more time, on prom night. What did you say? She's gonna see him once more,|at prom. I promised Janet. Prom night? Prom night?|Did I hear you say "prom night"? Just one more time.|It's no big deal. Didn't you read the book? Look at this. "81.5 percent of American girls|lose their virginity on prom night." It's in the book.|It is in the book. -In the book.|-Eighty-one.... All right. All the work we've|done here is down the drain. I'm giving you your money back. My secretary will send you a check.|Now, get out! Prom night, of course. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.|Doctor, look, look, look... ...I'm the enforcer, right?|I can handle this. I will call off prom night. Dr. Fishbinder, I give you my word.|It's off. -That was a close one.|-I know. Don't do that again. Doctor, I'm sorry. Are you okay?|Is there anything I can do? No, I'm all right.|That's what I'm here for. But it's just so frustrating|when you try to help.... Wait a minute. Maybe there is|something you can do for me. -Name it. Anything.|-Don't you work at a radio station? Yeah. KHEY Radio. Well, maybe-- Maybe if you had some airtime|available on your station... ...maybe I could help all the other|Doug Simpsons who are out there. What do you think? I think it sounds like a good idea. I mean, after all, you certainly helped|this Doug Simpson. It'd be almost like public service.|Here. You call this number. You ask for Jeff Roberts.|He's my assistant at the station. -And you're on the air.|-Great. Now, remember, the important|thing is, for God's sake... ...put an end to prom night. Yes, I will. -Same time next week?|-Of course. -Mr. Simpson.|-Yeah? You're my favorite patient. There he is, right there. Good evening. Oh, thank you very much. -Madam.|-Thank you, Daddy. -I love your dress, where's the rest?|-Daddy, it's my creation. -I designed it.|-Okay, sell them. Don't wear them. Well, no one asked me,|but I think it looks great. I want you to meet|my fiancé, Doug Simpson. -My mother, Mrs. Pearson.|-Hello, Mrs. Pearson. -Call me Emily.|-Oh, how nice. -Chuck Pearson, my father.|-How are you? Nice to meet you, Mr. Pearson.|Or should I call you Chuck? No, Mr. Pearson's fine. -Come on.|-Friendly. Wait a minute. Doug, don't you|find it an odd coincidence... ...that we're at the same|hotel as Katie's prom? -The prom's here? You're kidding.|-Don't give me that. You are not going near Katie tonight. -I didn't know prom--|-Is something wrong? No, no. No, no problem. Dad, a friend of mine told me|that the food here is really terrible. How tough can it be|to throw on a couple of steaks? Come on, your mother and I|are starving. Can we eat, please? This way, please. Could we have one of those tables?|Isn't this a bit close to the harp? Sorry. All the other tables|are reserved. I thought you'd say that. Well, so are we all comfortable? Janet tells me you work|for a radio station. Yeah. KHEY Radio. It's a rock 'n' roll station, isn't it? Yeah, mostly. You went to college in the '60s,|didn't you? -Yeah.|-Wore your hair long? Marched against the war?|Experimented with drugs? Played loud rock 'n' roll music? Wore bell-bottom pants,|burned incense? -I burnt my share, you know?|-You believed in free love... -...live with someone before marriage?|-Dad! Then one day you realized|you need a job and ran... -...to join the establishment.|-Well, yeah, you're right, but-- We did a few other things|you seem to have left out. -Like what?|-Well, like help stop the war. End segregation, launch the Beatles.|The Rolling Stones. The Four Tops. The Temps.|And don't forget Sonny and Cher. Doug, cut. You're saddling Janet|with a built-in family. Is that fair? -Dad!|-I assure you, sir... ...there'll be no problem. We get along terrifically.|There's nothing to worry about... ...is there, Doug? -I said, is there, Doug?|-Oh, I'm so sorry. This music is so loud I can hardly|hear what anyone is saying. I'm gonna have to speak|to the manager. Janet, for the last hour that guy did|nothing but look over my shoulder... ...at every pretty young girl out in that|lobby. Now, what the hell is going on? -I'm afraid you'll have to leave.|-You don't understand. I'm a parent. -That makes it twice as sick.|-Well, come on, let's go. Come on. Okay, okay, okay. I missed my prom. I love Doug, and Doug loves me. All right, here he comes,|here he comes. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Well, if I may.... That's it. Janet, it is time to call|a flake a flake and a spade a spade. You marry him,|you're out of your mind. -I think Doug's just a little nervous.|-Chuck, chill out. Excuse me, excuse me. Hey, hey. Oh, there you are. -I need my car right away.|-I'm sorry. It's crazy around here. I understand that. I gave you|money when I got here before. -Did you find it?|-I'm trying. I'm trying. -Hey! That's my car.|-Hey, man. "Restaurant." Food. Is this romantic or what? To us. Cheers. What time did your father say|he wanted you home? Midnight. -Who is it?|-Room service. Complimentary fruit for|Señor Timothy Mitchell. He's back there somewhere. What is the matter? I mean, don't you want to? -Yes, I want to.|-Okay, so, what's the problem? I mean, you're not scared are you? No, I'm not scared. Then go with your feelings. Excuse me, señor, can you help me|find Señor Timothy Mitchell? Tim-o? The old make-out king.|He's back there somewhere. Did I see you at the prom? Okay, I get it. You want it to be my fault.|I'll do a little grabbing. You'll do a little protesting.|Okay, okay, okay, I got it. All right. Timothy, stop it.|Look, it's not gonna happen. It's not gonna happen?|You want me. I mean, you said that you did. I did. But not here, not like this. It's my first time. I'd like it to be special. Now take me home. You teasing, little bitch. Thank you, Timothy.|That was beautiful and special. Now, for the second time,|take me home. Do you have any idea|what you're doing? Who you're doing it to? -I'll just go. No!|-Okay, okay, okay. Easy, no one's gonna touch you.|Let's just sit here and talk for a while... ...so that way when we both|walk out together, it'll look like I-- Complimentary fruit for|Señor Timothy Mitchell. We don't want any. Go away. -But it's going to spoil, señor.|-Damn it, Timothy, open the door. -Shut up.|-Katie, is that you? Who is that? Dad? What are you doing here? You followed me? Mr. Simpson, I just want you|to know, nothing happened. Sir, nothing happened.|I didn't do anything. No, but I did. Katie. Katie! Katie! Well, girls, I'm available. Oh, Katie. {y:i}Rock hard and proud of it. {y:i}-97.5 KHEY-FM.|-What was I thinking of? {y:i}Welcome to KHEY' s|{y:i}late-night talk show. {y:i}We're here with our weekly visit|{y:i}with Dr. Herman Fishbinder... {y:i}...the author of|Daddy's Little Girl... {y:i}...the book for single fathers on how|{y:i}to raise their teenage daughters. {y:i}We're taking your calls. {y:i}KHEY, you're on the air. {y:i}Dr. Fishbinder, I read your book. {y:i}I followed your advice. My daughter|{y:i}ran off with the pool man. {y:i}Now, what kind of father|{y:i}would write a book like that? {y:i}First of all, sir, let me say,|{y:i}I'm not a father. {y:i}I don't have a daughter. He doesn't have a daughter? {y:i}To open up Southern California's|{y:i}biggest rock 'n' roll memory bank... {y:i}...just dial the combination|{y:i}on your radio. {y:i}97.5 KHEY-FM. {y:i}Hello, Dr. Fishbinder. {y:i}I've got three daughters,|{y:i}15, 17 and 19. {y:i}And they're all in love|{y:i}with the same boy. {y:i}What am I going to do? -Fishbinder.|-That's a very interesting question... ...and I do go into that one in my book.|Chapter 27. Doug, what are you doing?|We're on the air. Some problem that couldn't wait,|Mr. Simpson? You don't have a daughter?|You don't even have a daughter? No. I don't have a daughter.|So what? -I don't even have a family.|-And you never will. Get away from that microphone. Doug, for the love of God,|we're taking calls. Not anymore.|Get away from that mike. Mr. Simpson, we will discuss this|in my office. -No, we won't.|-Live radio, ladies and gentlemen. Is there anything more exciting?|More spontaneous? We will be right back|after this brief musical interlude. So that's it. That's the whole story. Can I go now? You know, if there was|a Nobel Prize for fathers... ...this guy should get it. I've got five boys.|Thank God. -Doug?|-Janet? -You're still talking to me?|-Of course. I love you, you big dope. Why didn't you tell me you|had a problem with your daughter? There isn't a father in the world|wouldn't understand. -Proud of you, boy.|-Now, where is she? The airport. She was upset|you didn't come home. -I didn't tell her what happened.|-No way she's leaving thinking... ...I'm a jerk who thought I could|get answers from a book. But the answers are in a book.|In the top drawer of every motel. -You're right, but shut up.|-Amen. -We'll get you to the airport.|-Thanks, guys. Thanks. Okay. {y:i}TWA Flight 22,|{y:i}now boarding for Paris and London. Katie, that's us. Europe. Come on. Thanks, guys. Good luck. Excuse me. Can I help you? His daughter forgot|her American Express card. That's a restricted area! I can explain. It's a long story|but sweet. Katie! Katie! -Katie!|-Dad? Katie. Katie. Sweetheart. Oh, sweetheart. -Dad, what happened?|-Just a little pain in the neck. Nothing like the pain|I've been to you. Dad, I know you did|all those things because you care. -It's all right.|-I mean, l-- I guess I wanted you to stay|a little girl forever. I didn't want to lose you. Dad, you can never lose me. And you were right|about a few things. You know, honey,|you really have grown up. So have you, Dad. Excuse me, miss.|We have to go now. -This is a restricted area.|-Okay, just a second. -Bye. Bye, baby.|-Bye, Dad. I love you. Hi, Katie. Hi, Richard. -Bye, Dad.|-Bye. Bye. So that's the show. You introduce Dr. Fishbinder.|He does... ...20 minutes|of phone interviews, and then... ...you two square off against|each other. Just like Crossfire. Come on, Jeff. You want me|to go on the air with that? -It'll never work.|-It already has worked. After what happened last week,|we're number six again. It's the comeback of the year.|Fishbinder versus Simpson. Try to keep an open mind, Doug.|It's a sign of intelligence. Hi. You probably don't know this,|but Katie left for Europe last week. Katie? I'm not here to see Katie. I'll be right down, Scooter. -Bye, Dad. We're going to a movie.|-Bye, Mr. Simpson. A movie, huh?|Well, PG. No R. Hey, hey, Bonnie? I trust you. I trust her. I trust her. I trust her. We'll discuss it Thursday night|on the air. |
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