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Contest (2013)

Children/Family Movie Collection.
(Disney/Pixar/Illumination/Dreamworks/Animated/etc)

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Contest (2013)

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(MUSIC PLAYING)

BOY: I fly solo.

Trust me.

I am not a team player.

I am not an athlete.

I don't even know

how to swim,

which is

just one of the sources

of ridicule I've gotten

since freshman year

and the one

that the golden boys

of Saint Raymond's swimming

team are enjoying today.

That's Matt Prylek,

our school's best swimmer

and my worst nightmare.

And that's me, Tommy Dolen,

the one supplying

all their laughs.

My dad tried to teach me

to swim once

with the same warmth

that's going on here,

but that didn't work out

so well either.

Welcome back

to a new school year.

Now, if anyone had told me

in this moment

that, in less than a month,

I would develop

the most unlikely friendship,

I would have said they

swallowed way too much water.

♪ Above the noise

is where I'll be ♪

♪ I hear a voice

in my head ♪

♪ It's telling me

to slow it down ♪

♪ I'm thinking that I might

just take the clue ♪

♪ My thoughts are flying

out of bounds ♪

♪ I'm hoping that

the miracle is true ♪

TOMMY: Look,

I know a lot of people

are worse off than me,

even if you couldn't

tell it by looking at them,

like this kid who's been bumming

coinage here the last few days.

He told me his parents

lost their jobs.

♪ And I want to know

♪ Why I wake up every

morning searching for ♪

(LAUGHTER)

♪ Something that I can't find ♪

Abby!

Your boss ready

for me yet?

(LAUGHTER)

♪ Seasons change

♪ And the clouds don't lie

♪ And I will try to know

♪ How it feels to fly

(LAUGHING)

♪ The other night

♪ I felt lonely

(ENTRY BELL RINGS)

Are you kidding?

They'll k*ll me.

I don't mean your teachers

or your principal.

I'll talk to the boys.

Maybe they just want

to pal around.

They didn't know

you can't swim.

(LAUGHS)

Of course they knew, all right?

Today was the worst,

but it's not just today.

It's every day.

The names, texts,

online humiliation,

taking shots,

stealing lunches.

Why didn't you tell me?

I was afraid you'd invite

them over for Sunday dinner.

I could make braciole.

They'd like that.

Table seven needs

their check.

Listen. Just think.

If you all just got

together and talked...

(TV) This week, we're

announcing the finalists

for our Teenage

Cooking Contest

right here

on Mealtime Network,

where the winner

will walk off

with her or his

own TV show,

plus a special

grand prize

I'll be revealing

a little later.

I already told you,

all right?

I'm not joining

any contest.

It's past

the deadline.

Should have.

Could have won.

Well, it's too late now,

all right,

and that's

just what I want,

give them more excuses.

(ENTRY BELL RINGS)

I'll finish up here.

Go wait

on the new customer.

Prylek!

I'm still

hoping to hear

you get life

imprisonment one day,

but I think this'd

do for a start.

Her family just

moved here from Kansas.

She goes to your school.

She's a blogger,

and she explained to me

what that was.

I'll take care

of tables two and four.

Here.

You take this to Sarah.

When are you gonna learn you don't

have to do everything alone?

Just talk to her

for just a minute.

Our special added prize

will be $50,000,

and today we're announcing

our third contestant,

and this one's

a local boy,

Saint Raymond's own

Tommy Dolen!

(PLATES CLATTER)

(GASPS)

Thanks, Rip. Only

three more contestants

left to be announced.

Then tune in next week...

I'm sorry.

when all 16 square off

to compete...

I-I'm sorry.

I'm really, really sorry.

...and $50,000.

(TELEPHONE LINE RINGING)

MATT: You told Abby

about the job.

You helped her

move up here.

She'll talk

to her boss.

MAN: Think so?

She still

isn't picking up.

I'll fix this

in the morning,

moron.

Mangia, bello!

I know I should

have told you

I was taking your pizzelles

down to the TV station

and entering you

in that contest.

I can't talk on TV,

all right?

Can you please

just call them

and tell them that

I can't do it, all right?

I'm sorry. I have to go

to Ned's before school.

Yeah, but I think--

I can't.

I just can't, all right, Gran?

(KISS)

I love you. Bye.

Bye.

Matty! Matty!

Your alarm clock

broken?

Five minutes,

dressed and out.

TOMMY: Once a month,

I go to pay rent

to the landlord

of the pizzeria, Ned Foley.

Hey, Dolen!

You brain-dead?

Like I was saying,

every month

I go to Ned Foley's,

the landlord

of Gran's pizzeria,

to pay the rent,

but who knew today's visit

would trigger something

completely unexpected?

(TELEPHONE LINE RINGING)

I'll see her

when she shows up.

(NED LAUGHS)

Sold it all, and I want you

to level the entire block.

Now, the one problem's

gonna be

the old lady that runs

the pizza place.

She's been there

since the w*r of 1812,

and she doesn't get that the

chain places are k*lling her.

My grandfather put this

stupid clause in her lease.

I really hope

she doesn't remember it,

because I am screwed

if she does.

(LAUGHS)

Not that it'll help,

though.

Don't think her and

her goofy grandson

have a dime

to their names.

Look, if she's

gonna be a problem,

I may need you to help me

out around this, all right?

Just like you did

with the pub.

Then not only will I give

the demolition job to you,

I will also recommend

you to the buyer

to build his brand-new--

(RATTLES)

Oh.

Hold on a second.

Yeah,

no problem.

Did you withdraw me

from the contest yet?

Okay, good.

Don't, all right?

I'll see you later.

TOMMY: I usually try

to stay under the radar,

but I gotta do this

for Gran, you know,

even if it makes things

worse at school.

When I was curled up on that

pool deck choking up water,

Matt Prylek was bragging

to all his buddies

about how his brother helped

his ex-girlfriend Abby

score a job as the Assistant

Principal's new secretary.

Prylek was

dangerous enough before.

Now he's got a skeleton key

to the school.

As per our new

zero-tolerance policy,

effective immediately,

you are suspended

from all extracurricular

activities.

What?

That's total bull.

And any infraction

of any school rules

could result

in expulsion

and home schooling

until June.

Uh, Ms. Sykes,

it's Matty's

senior year.

All the assistant coaches

from--from the colleges

he wants to get into can

finally come see him, so...

Mr. Prylek,

I'm aware of Matthew's--

Kyle, please.

It so means

Matty's whole life.

Don't let

one stupid...

MATT: Reject wreck

my whole career.

Pardon?

Oh, you are not

helping yourself.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Come in, please.

Oh, sorry.

I didn't realize

you were still

in the meeting.

Uh, Coach Nadley called,

and I reconfirmed

your anti-bullying campaign

meeting with the board for 11:00.

Sorry to bother you.

No.

Thanks, Abby.

Uh-huh.

Matthew...

I'll reduce

your suspension...

to a one-month

period if you'll--

One month?

Are you out--

What do I

have to do?

People

look up to you.

Stop all the bullying

immediately.

If you become an

anti-bullying role model

within 30 days,

I will restore

all your extracurricular

activities.

You mean like--

like doing what?

I mean like

for the next month,

go out of your way

to be kind to the kids

who are bullied

at this school,

starting

with Tommy Dolen.

Done.

Done.

Okay.

Go. Be nice.

Be kind. Get out.

(LAUGHING)

Okay, you got that one.

(BOYS LAUGHING)

Dolen! My mom says

you're gonna be

a big TV star.

Bad enough this place

pumped money into Home Ec

which should have

gone to athletics--

Yeah. Now you're gonna

make us all look like--

Joe! Knock it off!

But you were the one who

planted the seed in her head.

How about

an espresso?

Kyle, I thought

I said I need to--

Come on.

It's just coffee.

A cooking show, Dolen?

Isn't that the kid whose

grandma runs the pizza joint?

Uh, yeah.

He's just been picked

to be on a TV

cooking contest.

The teachers were

talking about it.

If he wins, he gets his

own show and $50,000.

KYLE: We're a team.

Think about it.

You volunteer

to do this,

and Sykes may lift

your suspension

sooner than the end

of the month.

I got nailed

'cause of that loser.

Not having

the brains

to see a whole new

security system

is what

got you nailed.

So now I gotta help him

win 50 grand?

No! You just--

You just have to appear

to be helping.

Once he says yes,

then we'll work

on sabotaging

this whole thing.

So I can get expelled?

We'll do it in a way that

it won't stick to you.

You'll see. It'll be fine.

How?

Just leave that to me.

Once we're in--

Wait.

He should pay for all

the trouble he's caused me,

but what's

in this for you?

The biggest job

I ever had

and helping out

my bro.

I don't think there's this

many rules to pick a Pope.

What? That's so stupid.

No, it makes sense to me.

You can't do this

on your own.

You have to have a team.

A team? I don't need

a team, all right?

I cook alone.

Besides, where am I

gonna find two--

Friends?

I'm sorry, bello,

but, uh, I don't qualify

as one of your peers.

You know, I'm not

gonna be around forever.

Maybe this is a good chance

for you to branch out.

Who wants to?

If I didn't have to--

(DOORBELL RINGS)

(DOORBELL RINGS)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

This contest

sounds awesome,

and I know I was

totally out of line

and wrong but--

about the pool and today.

Sorry, man.

I know I may have

hassled you a little, but--

Yeah, only three years.

So when's this whole

contest thing over?

F-Four weeks, but--

That's perfect.

You need a bodyguard

so, that way, no one--

Yeah, so no one drowns me or

tries to beat my face in?

With me around, no one will

even give you any trouble.

Why? Do you want

exclusive dibs?

Look, I don't know what

you're up to, Prylek,

but this is my house,

all right?

This is the only place

where I can come

to be without people

like you--

Ciao, ragazzo.

I'm Tommy's grandmother.

You like pizzelles?

I would love one.

Wow.

Hi. I'm Matt.

Oh, you're Matt.

Yeah.

Come on in the kitchen.

Thank you.

Mmm, these are

really good.

Tommy made them.

Oh, yeah?

Family recipe.

Interesting.

♪ Take me

off the sidelines ♪

♪ Blow sand

beneath my feet ♪

♪ Oh, break me out

this gilded cage ♪

♪ That holds me

♪ Come fill my veins

with sunlight ♪

♪ Send a postcard

from my lungs ♪

♪ I want to taste

salvation-- ♪

Great dinner

last night, T!

Sheesh, man,

you can cook!

And that Gran of yours,

she's off the hook.

I wouldn't take

any bets on that.

Anybody

bother you today?

Not till 10 seconds ago.

Have you been

thinking about

what we were

talking about?

Yeah, I don't--

don't want a bodyguard.

Not that.

You've already got one.

I was talking about having

me join your posse.

Your Gran told me how you

need a cooking crew,

and I have made some

pretty mean barbecue--

Yo, Julia Childish!

What's up?

Told you

to back off, Joe.

Hey, how about

you and I take a walk

down to that nice new TV

station of yours, huh?

I hear it's only

an eight-story drop.

Ohh!

(STUDENTS GASP)

Ohh!

Let's roll, T.

(COUGHS)

Off the team? Why?

Well, well,

the diving instructor,

he--he said that I need to take

a month off of swimming, so--

You know, 'cause

I sprained my hand.

It has to do with the force

of how you hit the water.

You just got--

Diving and swimming,

you gotta protect

the hand, you know.

Then why did you hit--

You know what?

Next time,

I'll knee him one.

Matt and I may

join Drama Club.

(LAUGHTER)

Uh...

You're--So...

if you want

to give me your, um,

dry-cleaning bill, uh,

receipt, you know,

for a--for shampoo

and soap--

It's not that you're

not clean, you know.

I mean, of course you're

clean, but, uh, it's just...

I have to get to class.

Bro, you need my help

with more than just

getting a cooking team.

♪ It's all right

♪ It's okay

♪ You can't

hold us at bay ♪

♪ And you know

that it's time ♪

♪ That we're gonna

push that line ♪

MATT: Those two right there.

That's our crew.

They c--They can't

even turn up a flame.

You want to bet?

I know these two guys.

They're just

not here yet.

They're the only ones close

to being in my league.

Where was this side of

you out in the hallway?

I know my way

around the kitchen.

When I'm done with you,

there won't be

a room in the house

you've missed.

(LAUGHS)

That's one.

He's really good,

but he's quiet,

you know, shy,

keeps to himself.

Haven't heard a word

from him all last year.

Up until yesterday, I could

have said the same thing

about somebody else

around here.

Maybe he can't talk.

Okay, I got this.

Ahem!

Hi. My name is Matt,

and I don't sign.

(GIRL LAUGHS)

Do you have

a pen and paper?

I can write a note.

Oh. Oh, uh,

let's go outside

into the hallway

so we can talk--

talk--talking.

(AUSTRALIAN ACCENT)

No worries.

You're starting to...

embarrass yourself, mate.

(GIGGLES)

And then we win

the contest.

So, uh,

are you on board?

I don't...

know about...

being on TV.

What if...

I have...

to speak?

All the...

guys in

my old school...

always

made fun of--

Anyone tries bullying you,

and they're gonna

get their abs kicked in.

But, hey, girls

must love the accent.

Am I right?

(LAUGHS)

Yeah.

The fact that I'm...

cute as a cloud...

doesn't hurt

either, but--

And that's what's

so great about this, too.

I mean, we get to make

all these amazing dishes,

and we don't have to talk

or deal with anybody else.

There's the other one,

Bobby Butler.

We have to go

into class, though.

Bobby Butler,

Matt Prylek.

You're

on our squad now.

My boys and I are

gonna make you a TV star.

Now don't

be late for class.

Meet you all back here

after eighth period!

♪ I'm sailing away

♪ To a land of opportunity

♪ The sun will shine

♪ And birds will sing

there every day ♪

♪ I'm sailing away

♪ And I hope

that you remember me ♪

♪ It was fun,

we had our run ♪

♪ Hip-hip-hooray

♪ I'm running away

♪ To a place where

you won't bother me ♪

♪ We won't talk

for a while ♪

♪ We'll be okay

♪ And I'm changing my name

♪ To a word

that's really hard to say ♪

♪ It's no one's fault

♪ I'm just too young

♪ And you're insane

This isn't the swimming

pool, okay, Prylek?

You're

in my kitchen now.

We don't just

push people around.

And what a great bodyguard

you've been so far.

You're fired.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Come on. Come on.

Tommy, Dolen,

stop, look.

Bro, I-I'm trying

to be different,

and that's not

gonna happen overnight,

but I am trying.

Can't you give me

a chance?

(CHUCKLES)

See you guys later.

This is totally

the right place.

Let's go meet

our public.

Aren't we...

a bit seedy

in our shirttails...

and thongs?

Thongs.

Okay. Um...

it's time

for dessert, guys.

Y-You can just watch.

Take notes for when you

hit puberty, bro.

Ladies, you here

for the show tonight?

My boys and I

could get you tickets

right in the front row.

(UKRAINIAN ACCENT) No need

to go to such trouble.

Oh, we'd be happy

to do it.

It's no trouble.

Tommy's gonna be the star of the show.

Is he?

And then later,

we're gonna have a little

beach party at the lake,

so meet us here

right after the show,

and don't forget

your thongs.

(GASPS)

Ow.

Chicks.

The Phils could use that one

up on the mound, though.

What an arm.

I thought you

were supposed to be

protecting me from

getting beat up?

Relax. It'll only

sting for an hour...

or three.

Should I still

be taking notes?

Let's go.

We're very excited

to be here

in our network owner's

old high school auditorium,

right here

in his hometown and ours

in beautiful Saint Raymond.

Our contestants

span the country,

but our next team

is homegrown.

Please say hello

to Team Tommy!

(DRUMROLL)

(APPLAUSE)

And from Detroit

by way of the Ukraine,

the Bartosh cousins!

(APPLAUSE)

(DRUMROLL)

(CHEERING)

And finally, from

Connecticut, Team Dennis!

(DRUMROLL)

(APPLAUSE)

Yeah! Thanks, Rip!

I just want to say

how fortunate I am

to be working

with my two talented

underprivileged

teammates

whom I discovered

on the Interne--

Yeah, we'll have

plenty of time

to talk later,

but right now,

let's get the first round

of our contest under way.

Here's how it'll work.

Our distinguished judges

will eliminate

one team each show

until we pick our big winner...

Shh!

on the grand finale night.

Wait.

ANNOUNCER: Thanks, Rip.

And every team captain

is a wonderful chef,

so it's anyone's game.

The winner of "Teen Chef"

will go on

to host their

very own TV show.

To be a TV show host

for the Mealtime Network,

one must be

highly self-disciplined.

♪ Feeling the world

go round... ♪

Every team has received

the contest rules

and must follow

each one of them precisely.

Failure to do so could

result in a team forfeiture.

♪ I'm not giving up

♪ Got you

under my skin ♪

♪ And I don't care

if I sin ♪

♪ I really want it

♪ I really want it

♪ I really want it

right now ♪

And now back to Rip Barker

and our team elimination

for week one.

(APPLAUSE)

Thanks for being with us.

And the highest scores

of tonight's show,

Team Tommy!

(FANFARE PLAYS)

(APPLAUSE)

RIP: Congrats.

Tune in next week,

when we'll lead off

with each team captain

telling America

how they discovered

their signature dishes.

Until next Friday,

good night.

DIRECTOR: Cut!

That's a wrap.

Hey, how would you

like to take over

that assignment

for me next week?

I believe

the competition rules

state that there shall be no

delegation of a captain's duties.

I got you covered.

Can't wait.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Eye contact.

You need to make eye contact

with your audience.

Find a friendly face,

and stare them down.

At least you didn't

tell me Gran's advice

to picture them

all naked.

♪ There's a boy

in the back seat ♪

I like that. Come on.

♪ Singing to the song

What?

♪ Playing on the radio

♪ Knowing he's

the one singing ♪

♪ "I-I-I

♪ I just want to be

a rock star" ♪

♪ Singing, "I-I-I

♪ I was born

to be a rock star" ♪

TOMMY: And even though

my parents had--

uh, weren't here any more,

our house

still felt the same

with my Gran baking

pizzelles in the kitchen.

(APPLAUSE)

♪ Singing, "I-I-I

♪ Is there

anybody out there?" ♪

(CHEERING)

Tommy! Tommy!

Tommy! Tommy!

Tommy! Tommy!

Tommy! Tommy! Tommy!

Looks like I really

will need your help.

It turns out that grandson

of old mozzarella mama

is on some

dumb TV show.

Already on it.

Got my brother

on the inside.

Well, I hope

he works fast.

There's only three shows

left in the next two weeks.

♪ I was born

to be a rock star ♪

♪ Singing, "I-I-I

♪ I just want

to be a rock star" ♪

♪ Singing, "I-I-I..."

This year's off

to a crappy start.

Prylek

gets suspended,

and then we lose

our fans to these--

To these lunch ladies!

♪ Can you show me a sign?

♪ The more I look, it just

gets harder to find ♪

♪ The world is spinning,

and I want to know why ♪

Hey, bro! Bro.

Whoa, whoa,

whoa, whoa. Hey.

Didn't--

Didn't you hear me?

I heard you when you said you sprained

your hand and were off the team,

but now I just heard your buddies

say you were suspended, so...

Well, no, I really wanted

to help you on the contest,

and I thought if--if you

knew that I'd been suspended

for harassing you, you might--

might think...

I might think what?

That I wasn't

being real

or else I was

pulling some crap.

Matt Prylek

pulling crap?

I got that spice thing

you wanted.

Saffron.

I said saffron,

saffron

from a spice shop.

This is--This is paprika

from a warehouse.

Well, well...

they're both red.

Why are you really

doing all this?

I feel horrible

about the pool

and assembly

and last year.

I was hoping

that we could work

on the contest

together and then...

maybe the school's

anti-bullying project?

Hey, Sarah.

What are you--

What are you doing here?

Respectfully whispering.

It's just some research

for a blog I'm writing.

In the cooking area?

It's a hot topic

all over town.

Where are all

your adoring fans?

I, uh--I--

You know,

couldn't...

find the one

I was looking for,

so, uh, I came here,

and it worked.

She found me.

Well, she doesn't have time

to bask in the glow

of your spotlight.

Too busy, uh, reporting

on pop culture, huh?

Well, it doesn't come

with a TV show,

but someone

should hold a mirror

to the narcissism

of society.

You know, feeding people

isn't such a selfish thing.

And feeding your ego publicly

isn't such a selfless one.

MATT: Eye contact.

GRAN: Just picture

your audience...

Um...

Are you okay?

Um, oh, yeah, yeah.

You know--

You know, but people--

people do things

for all kind

of reasons, right?

You know,

reasons other people

may not even

know about, so...

Right.

And even if I was

doing this for me,

I don't get

much props

from others around

here anyway, so...

(SCOFFS)

Could you say

three sentences in a row

without "I"

or "me" in them?

Uh, would that make you

want to spend more

than 30 seconds with me?

(LAUGHS)

There you go again.

No. I--

Nah, I was just--

I was just wondering

if you want to--

Shh!

(SIGHS)

Chicks.

You spent what

on saffron?

Do you want him

to think I'm sincere?

That's a whole day,

both jobs.

I'd better get

my money's worth.

This Friday night's

the one...

when you

blow the contest.

He must totally

trust you by now.

I wouldn't say totally.

Besides, the coach

just left me a message.

He wants to see me

in the morning.

This might

already be over.

Do you have a world map

that shows the picture

of you in the center?

You made a commitment,

so make sure Dolen

trusts you by Friday.

Again, how am I supposed to pull

this off without getting caught?

Well, what do you guys

have planned

for Friday night's

competition?

Each team is doing

a different culture's food,

and Tommy hasn't

picked out our culture yet.

Well, the minute

he does, let me know,

and I'll tell you

how to screw it up.

I'm pretty sure I can

figure that out on my own.

(LAUGHS)

Yeah, because you've

done so well thinking

for yourself so far.

Let me do the thinking

for the both of us,

all right,

boy brainless?

COACH: Two top teams?

U of Texas and UC.

Which one?

Well, you're gonna

have to guess, boy.

Oh, my God. When?

Yeah, today.

But, I--

And then I had to tell 'em

that you were suspended,

and he decided

to pass

on a potential

disciplinary risk.

You're batting

.500, Matt.

You better figure out

a way to get reinstated.

Matt. Matt.

Matt.

Man,

thanks for the--

Thanks for

the saff--

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

All right,

diversion excursion.

It's time

to take care of Matt

and put Dolen out of

commission at the same time.

Me? No, no, no, no.

I have to deal with

the Booster Club.

There were

other witnesses.

(SIGHS)

I'm confident that you'll

handle it appropriately.

♪ What to do now

Anything else?

♪ Yeah, it's no doubt

♪ That you been

bringing me down ♪

♪ And I don't

want to drown ♪

♪ So keep the weight off

♪ Of my shoulders

♪ See you throw

your last boulder at me ♪

♪ But you know

you're a bully ♪

(OIL POURS)

He told her

he startled you

and your reaction

was just a reflex.

Tommy, I'll make

it up to you by--

(GASPING) Ow.

TOMMY:

Bobby, Bobby, Bobby.

Don't try to move.

Who would...

leave spilled

olive oil?

You okay?

Ow.

(SHOWER RUNNING)

What's wrong with you?

You trying to get me

out of here?

I'm trying to help you!

It wasn't meant for that runt.

It was for Dolen.

And how is that

supposed to help?

He'd be out

of the contest.

Your alibi is that

you were with Sykes.

It still worked out

good, though.

Look, Team Thomasina

needs three guys, right?

All right, well, I heard the

little pipsqueak broke his arm.

Now you become part

of the onstage action,

and you'll have

a much better chance

of blowing

this party apart.

TOMMY:

No, wait. He's crazy.

He doesn't know

what he's doing,

and this is how he wants

to make things up to me?

He's been

a big help so far.

Yeah, and why?

I mean,

I don't trust him.

First he changes from

sadist to saint overnight.

And he's done a lot

to become your friend.

But for what?

Maybe he didn't mean

to do what he did

to me today,

but, Grandma,

I wouldn't be surprised

if he greased the floor in Home

Ec just to get on the team.

(CHUCKLES)

Oh, bello.

I'm getting so close,

Grandma.

You were all

doing beautifully.

Suppose I do let him

on the team and we lose?

Teams lose every day.

(SIGHS)

This isn't about a team.

It's about winning

this thing so--

I-It's about winning,

all right?

It's not about making friends

or taking in a stray.

Well, it would seem to me

that a good athlete

would be motivated

to win, too,

don't you think?

(GROANS)

MATT: So Abby

finally agreed

to have dinner with you

after eight years?

KYLE: Seven.

Shut up. Stay on point.

Don't forget

to let me know

as soon

as Dolen tells you.

Got my own idea

about Friday night.

Buena suera, granya!

Ciao, ragazzo! I got it.

This Friday, Italiano!

We'll do an entire

Italian feast.

Everything from

ribolletto to pignoli.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

You gotta teach me how to

speak Italian, Gran, prego!

Women love guys

who talk foreign.

Not always.

Look, I want

to learn everything,

including how

to make some wine.

Check it.

♪ La-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Da-da-da, da-da, da-da

♪ Hey!

♪ h*

And then

you catch it here,

you see?

Uh-huh.

All right, man.

Nice.

It's your turn.

Okay.

Wait.

Are your hands clean?

I could wash them

a 16th time.

All right.

All right.

Okay.

Aw, man, we should

call it a night.

It's almost 11:00.

Well, I figured

since we were off

for the teachers

meeting tomorrow,

maybe I could spend the night

here i-if that's okay.

Uh, yeah, sure.

We can keep working.

My, uh, dad had

some old sleeping bags

up in the hall

closet, so...

All right.

(CLATTERS)

Yeah.

(TIMER DINGS)

Ah, oops. Um...

the oven, man.

It's time.

Okay, okay.

You got this.

All right.

Here we go.

No, dude,

the oven mitts.

Right. Right.

(OVERLAPPING CONVERSATIONS)

I haven't been in a

kitchen cooking since...

ever.

It's different than

grilling in a backyard.

Don't--Don't you miss your

friends, uh, from swimming?

Ever wonder why, when the

moonlight is so bright,

you just forget all the other

crap that's gone down?

No, but I

was wondering--

I don't understand

why you're such a--

I don't know.

Why you flipped the switch so fast.

I--I told you. The pool

and then all the other...

Yeah, but, I mean, why do

it in the first place?

Why spend

so much time--

I mean,

it's just not you.

People expect you

to be a certain way.

They laugh if you are.

They laugh at you

if you're not.

And i-it's like school

and the whole town.

You have to fit

the cookie mold.

I guess I just

wanted to...

To belong?

Yeah, I get that.

T...

I really am sorry

about everything.

Please know that.

That moonlight

is pretty bright.

Night, buddy.

Night...

buddy.

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

(TELEPHONE LINE RINGS)

Hey, it's Matt.

Leave a message.

All right,

look, shut up.

Look, it's okay.

It's set up for Italian.

And then

me and Matt

will be making the

main course together.

Braciole.

MATT: Bobby,

you wait here.

Tommy, Philip,

follow me.

Ladies, ladies,

I--I realize

we got off

to a bad start,

but we're

really good guys.

And we were just

talking to ourselves.

"How can we patch things up

with those beautiful cousins?"

And we thought--

we thought, food, food!

So we want

to cook you a meal and--

with a special menu that

we, uh, just created

to show our true

intentions with you.

(STOMPING)

No! No, no, no, no.

We don't think

of you like that!

No, no, no, I mean, we

do, but just not like--

Just shut up

before--

(WINCES)

BOBBY: Anya, Inna, Lada,

Someday

when I finally...

mature,

I know I'll treat women

much more respectfully

than other guys do.

Ladies, would you please

wait for me outside?

You can't hear what I have

to say to these three.

(ENTRY BELL RINGS)

Dudes,

you make this so easy.

If I'm going to...

hang out with you...

I'm definitely...

gonna need

more stamina.

Okay, Italian.

This is what

you're gonna do.

Actually, Tommy

changed things up.

Cooking an Italian meal

on Friday's show could be...

misinterpreted.

Then what's the new--

You know, no, no.

I gotta go,

and I gotta get changed.

No! Tell me!

A luau.

What happened

to your face?

Did you get

in a fight?

I hope

he looks worse.

Talks like a girl now.

TOMMY: My face?

Nothing, okay?

Actually, um,

I took on 50 guys at school that

wanted to ask you out, so...

Uh-huh.

Ms. Sykes said that

you and Matt Prylek

are working together

on the school's

anti-bullying

campaign?

(LAUGHS) You two

make a curious team.

Yeah, tell me about it.

I hear you two have

quite a history.

But it could make

an interesting article.

How about I interview you two

together for the school blog?

How about you do it

at my place tomorrow night?

Me and Gran

are having Matt over.

How about I do it next

Monday between classes?

I don't get a good

vibe from your buddy,

and I would prefer to keep

my time with him short.

We can always do

my part of the interview

over lunch, say, Friday?

I think

we'd be distracted

when you get mobbed

by your groupies.

♪ I was thrown

♪ Into the sea

♪ To face a world

that bet against me ♪

♪ Told me sink or swim

as I slowly sank ♪

♪ Asking what I'd done

♪ To have

to walk the plank ♪

♪ Maybe everyone comes

a little bit undone ♪

♪ But we patch the holes,

and we move along ♪

♪ All I know is

I can't be the only one ♪

♪ Who fights

to keep his head up ♪

♪ Smiling in the sun

♪ But it's

a-a-a-all right now ♪

♪ Oh, it's

a-a-a-all right now ♪

♪ Yeah,

it's a-a-a-all right now ♪

♪ It's gonna be

all right for now ♪

Before,

the only times

I was ever

in the kitchen cooking

were to help my mom.

She taught me

how to make this.

In Philly, I was

overweight big time,

so she got me

into swimming,

always said

I'd make the Olympics.

I've never

forgotten that,

never let anything

hold me back.

That's what you gotta do

with this contest, T.

Just gotta keep

pushing forward...

no matter what.

Looks great.

DENNIS: Thanks, Rip!

We thought

we'd highlight

the simple British cuisine

of an earlier age.

I feel so blessed

to wear these rags

a-and dress like my

impoverished teammates.

There are no words.

(LAUGHS)

(APPLAUSE)

RIP: Thank you,

Team Dennis!

Ladies and gentlemen,

I want you to now

enter the Chunnel

with me as we leave

the United Kingdom...

Whoa!

and we head to France with

our favorite mademoiselles.

(APPLAUSE)

Ou est le mademoiselles?

My foot.

I think it's broken.

Mademoiselles?

We can help you up.

Mademoiselles?

What are you doing?

Your cue to come out was when

Team Dennis left the stage.

You're late. Let's go.

I'm so sorry!

Thank you!

According to contest rules,

if you're ever late

for a second entrance,

you're out!

Will, that's terrible!

What are you giving them the

heads-up for, you idiot?

Get me a latte. Go.

Kyle, it's Matt.

Where are you?

Thanks, Bartosh cousins.

And next up for tonight,

Team Tommy.

(APPLAUSE)

ANNOUNCER:

Don't touch that remote.

Team Tommy

will be right back.

Matt's gonna

double over in pain.

The pig'll go flying,

hit the ground.

Contest over.

Matty's not busted.

Chef Girl-ar-dee

finished.

Pizza joint leveled.

And we're back

in 3, 2, 1.

(APPLAUSE)

(GROANS)

(AUDIENCE GASPS)

(APPLAUSE)

RIP: Whew! Somebody sure

turned up the heat

at the Mealtime Network

kitchen with that one!

Something funny?

Uh, need

to hit the head.

I'll--I'll meet you guys

in the parking lot?

RIP: We'll be right back

with the conclusion

of this week's

"Teen Chef" episode

right after

this commercial break.

Stay right where you are.

And Team Tommy wins

again, thanks to you.

It was instinct.

For a second, I thought

it was all over,

but you surprised me.

Nice save.

Congratulations.

Dinner's on me tonight.

Can I invite my teammates

to come too?

Sure.

You want to catch those

guys before they leave?

Sure.

(COUGHS)

Don't ever do anything

like that again.

Walk home.

ABBY: I was so nervous

for a second.

TOMMY: So was I.

Oh, me, too.

Oh, hey, um, Philip and

Bobby already left,

but Tommy and his grandmother

would love to join us.

W-We'll have to take

a rain check.

Matty and Joe decided

to go for burgers.

It's amazing how much Matt's

changed in such a short time.

Well, I've been

trying to coach him.

It's not easy raising

a teenager all alone.

But you know that.

By the way,

love your pizza.

Best in town.

(CRYING)

(TELEPHONE LINE RINGS)

Hey.

JOE: Hey.

Feels like I'm going behind his

back talking to you like this.

No!

He needs perspective!

This morning,

I heard him tell Dolen

he wanted them to take a

drive to Hillview later.

What?

Can you believe it?

He's been acting

so weird lately.

Call him. Tell him

you want to work out.

Stall him

until I get there.

Then while

I distract him,

I need you to plant a

little device in his bag.

No, man, that's so---

Hey, do you want things to

get back to normal or not?

(HANGS UP)

Hey, Matty.

Look, I know you're--

Joey.

Hey, will you

give us a sec?

I want

to talk to Matty.

Well, you better make it quick,

'cause I'm meeting up with Tommy

after my workout,

and I need your car.

I'll wait in there.

Well, what do you want?

KYLE: Dad always said

k*ll each other in fun,

but don't raise

your hands

to your brothers

even once in anger.

I screwed up.

I'll do better

at keeping things under

control from now on.

We moved up here

after the fire

in Philly.

Some cheap

electrical wiring.

Kyle had taken me

camping that weekend.

People assume that we

lost our parents

and our little brother

Eddie in the fire,

but Mom made it out.

She couldn't

handle it, though,

so we moved her

up here.

And then Kyle moved us

to Saint Raymond

so we could be nearby.

I come up to see her

whenever I can.

TOMMY: Can I, uh--

I mean, would you like me

to come in with you?

No, but next time,

though.

Thanks.

Thanks.

(GIGGLES)

Looks hot.

Oh, thanks.

(GIGGLES)

You already

apologized for it.

I don't want there to be

any weirdness between us.

Bro, can you imagine living

like this every day?

We can once

I close this deal.

Kyle, I don't want

to do this anymore.

You're still mad at me?

No. Tommy and I

are friends now.

And these past few weeks

not pushing

anybody around,

I like it.

Plus the whole school

bullying campaign?

You can still be

Mr. Anti-bullying guy,

and you can still be friends

with Dolen if you want.

He'll never know you were

the one that screwed him--

No.

You want college,

swimming career,

incredible future?

Got it.

I would

have liked that, too,

but right

after high school,

I had some instant

grown-up responsibilities.

I just can't make

the connection.

I mean, Matt was

being weird up there

because he wasn't

feeling well.

But he kept glancing

up at his brother

the whole time

he was on the stage.

'Cause he was sick,

you know,

the same way you'd look for your

parents or I'd look for Gran.

I mean, there's really

no big mystery or drama.

Then tell me

how Tommy losing helps.

I'm not sure I can

trust you with that.

How am I supposed

to decide if I don't know?

There's no decision

to make!

Matty, you and I have

been on the same team

since the day

you were born.

How do I know I'm

not gonna get caught?

If that happened--

If I get this gig,

college won't matter.

We'll be set.

Yo, Kyle.

It was really weird,

almost like--

Do I detect

concern for me--

um, someone

at this table?

I tried.

We're gonna do it

the other way.

What's the big rush?

You'd better

get in there.

(LAUGHTER)

Hey, come on.

Play it again!

Play it. Do it.

Let's hear it! Come on!

Play it again, dude.

MATT: ...couldn't handle it,

though, so...

(LAUGHTER)

we moved her up here,

and Kyle moved us to Saint

Raymond so we could be nearby.

I come up to see her

whenever I can.

This lady's nuts.

Fine. Don't believe me,

but I'm telling you,

steer clear.

He just

found out he lost

his dream college

opportunity because

of his suspension,

and he blames you.

Matt and I are friends.

You don't get it.

Your whole friendship

has been a joke.

He laughs at you

behind your back.

The joke's over.

Stay away, man.

Hey.

I was--was running late.

Sprinted all the way here,

and I, uh--

I tripped.

Okay.

Are you all right?

Will be

in two minutes.

Matt, you do

anything to him now,

and you're gonna

get expelled.

Look,

keep a low profile.

Take care of him

Friday night

in the contest

like you were planning to.

But he's--

Look, next week,

we'll go out.

We'll get some ski masks

and teach him a lesson

he'll never forget.

Hey, are we still on to

meet outside the library?

Actually, I'm sorry.

Now's just not the time,

all right?

Oh, look. There's

your best friend now.

I-I'm sorry.

KYLE: Thanks.

Using my place

would have been awkward.

No, nobody will.

Not even if they

knew who owned it.

No. No,

he'll be much

more cooperative now.

Besides,

I'm running another plan

on a parallel track

just in case.

Yeah, gotta go. Later.

Here it is. There are

three teams left.

We'll help you get rid

of those girls tomorrow,

and you be ready to do a

little something for us

if we should need it.

Like what?

Like something that'll guarantee

you win this contest.

Sweet. But they have

all these strict rules,

and if I get caught

shafting anyone, I'll be--

(LAUGHTER)

(SPLASH)

DENNIS: I'm gonna

k*ll you guys!

♪ Everyone's talking

just to fill some space ♪

♪ And everything's nothing

♪ Till it means heartbreak

♪ Words without power

♪ Just evaporate

♪ Don't want

to hear it today ♪

Achoo!

♪ Today

♪ Hello, hello

♪ This is my voice

♪ Hello, hello

♪ Hello

♪ Through the white noise

(CROWD GASPS)

♪ Words only hurt

(LAUGHS)

♪ When you let them matter

♪ Don't let them matter

♪ It's only chatter

♪ White noise

Look sympathetic.

♪ Words only hurt

Inna?

♪ When you let them matter

♪ Don't let them matter

Where is she?

Inna? Inna?

♪ It's only chatter

Hmm. (SNORTS)

S-Sorry.

You're the most beautiful

girl I have ever seen.

(GIGGLES)

Not a very good night

for Team Tommy.

(APPLAUSE)

Next up is that

wonderful trio of cousins,

Anya, Inna and Lada.

Girls, come on out.

Girls?

Girls?

(GIGGLES)

RIP: We're still

missing a contestant.

Baby,

I've never believed

in love at first sight...

We're still

missing a contestant.

until now.

(CRYING)

Shh.

RIP: Inna?

(SOBBING)

Inna Bartosh, last call.

Last call.

(SHUSHING)

Unfortunately, according

to the contest rules,

we must regretfully say goodbye

to the Bartosh cousins.

(GROANING, APPLAUSE)

And while

Team Tommy's performance

was way off tonight,

they have still earned enough

points from previous episodes

to make it into tomorrow's

final showdown.

Tommy, Philip,

get that spark back.

Matt was the only one

who kept his cool

and kept your team

alive tonight.

Poor kid.

He did his best

to help.

Hey, I should go spend

some time with him.

I'll call you

in the morning.

Okay.

Matt, thanks for keeping

things going tonight.

Uh, I was thinking

maybe we could

all go back to my place, you

know, and practice for...

Hanging with

friends tonight.

(DOOR SLAMS)

(MUSIC PLAYING)

What are you

still doing here?

You...

said we were

going to--

All right,

well, I changed my mind.

We should strategize.

Do you want to be

team captain?

Do you?

We just had

an off night.

I am so sick of "we,"

all right?

I need to just--

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Called it about Matt

and his brother!

The second that Matt

walked onstage--

Actually, Matt was

the only person

who didn't screw things up

out there, so...

Something was weird,

though.

His brother kept looking

over at this other guy.

Somebody told me who he

was, so I Googled him.

Turns out he owns--

I don't care,

all right?

I--I need to get home.

But you

have to hear this!

Look,

I know you're upset,

and I don't know what's

going on with you and Matt,

but the connection

between this and...

I don't know what's

going on with Matt either,

but, you know, maybe it

has to do with, um,

people sticking their noses in

places where they don't belong.

Meaning what?

Meaning everything

was going fine, all right,

until Matt's buddy

and you

decided to go

looking for trouble,

and now--now it seems that

everything's just falling apart.

What? Whoa. Okay,

hold on a second.

I am just trying

to help you out here.

Maybe you're, you know, more of a

drama queen than a--a blogger.

You know,

likes to stir stuff up

and then make sure

her own gossip comes true?

Right. I think...

you need to--

Be left alone?

Yeah, Philip.

Y-You're 100% on that one,

so if you can just leave?

Please?

God.

I'm in big trouble.

I don't care about what

happened out there tonight.

I--I thought with everybody

so off their game,

I could just play it straight,

and we'd lose anyway.

I did--That way, no one could

tag me for sabotaging--

Whatever! Tomorrow night's

do or die for me.

I need you to come through.

No more runaround.

Forget what's happened.

Let's just get this done.

What kind

of trouble, Kyle?

No, bro.

All I've ever done

is protect you.

I can't change now.

Better you not know.

But I--I need to know

I can trust you to...

(CELLPHONE VIBRATES)

Uhh. What now?

Hey, wait for me

in the car.

I gotta deal with this.

Hey, I got a plan

for tomorrow night,

foolproof.

Thanks.

It's good to be

a team again.

Yeah?

JOE: There already.

I broke

every speed limit.

I didn't

have to break in.

The back door

was unlocked.

You sure about me leaving--

Uh-huh.

Traitor just

lied to my face.

He needs

to learn loyalty.

And after

he's expelled,

you'll be the man

on the swim team.

(CELLPHONE VIBRATING)

TOMMY: Where am I

gonna find two...

GRAN: Friends?

(BOYS LAUGHING)

MATT: Night, buddy.

JOE: You don't get it.

Your whole friendship

has been a joke.

He laughs at you

behind your back.

The joke's over.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

Hey, have you

seen my hat?

I'm gonna

go work out!

♪ I wish I had a

♪ Wishing well

♪ Then all my dreams

♪ Would come real

And where have you

been all night?

I-Is Gran okay?

You're very lucky

you live two doors away

from the world's

best doctor.

(SIGHS)

♪ I wish I had a

♪ Wishing well

♪ Then all my dreams

♪ Could come real

(STATIC BUZZES)

MATT: I come up

to see her whenever I can.

TOMMY: Can I, uh--

Would you like me

to come in with you?

No, but next time,

though.

T, I'm so sorry.

Why? What did you

do to her?

What?

You worthless

piece of garbage!

Get out! Get out!

Get out of here,

you two-faced lying scumbag!

GRAN: Tommy!

Tommy!

I don't think he had

anything to do with this

any more than you do.

Deep down...

there is an answer,

but w-we just don't

know what it is yet.

I do know why you entered

the contest, though.

There was a letter

from the landlord

when I got home

last night.

I can

still win this.

I mean, I'm the

best chef up there.

Bello, bello,

what you did

was--was wonderful,

and I'll always cherish

how you wanted

to take care of everything

by yourself,

but this is our problem

to fix, not yours alone.

We're--We're a team,

just like you're part

of a team in this contest.

It's not about

being the best chef

or--or winning or saving

the day by yourself.

Well, besides you, I can only

trust me to take care of--

No, you have to stop acting

like you're on your own,

because you're not.

You are connected

to everyone on your team--

But Matt's

swimming buddy told me

that Matt thinks this whole

thing is just a huge joke and--

And your team is

in the final round, hmm?

I like Matt's

sense of humor.

But he's been lying

this whole time.

You don't know that.

You don't know

what he's been doing

until you

hear it from him.

I don't know about you,

but I'd like to hear what

your teammate has to say.

Why don't we

give him a chance?

Hey! Abby and I are

back together for good!

Yo, Matty!

MATT: I told you

I'm fine,

and we're set.

I'll be heading

over to Tommy's

to pick up

the pizzelle dough,

and I've already got

the extra ingredient.

You seem totally okay

with all this.

You're my brother.

I don't want anything

to happen to you.

And the more I think

about how he set me up,

I can't wait

to burn him.

And you haven't heard

from Dolen yet?

No. Wasn't

expecting to. Why?

No reason.

Hey, Matty...

I knew you'd

come through.

Things are gonna be

getting a lot better.

Stuff I'll tell you about

later with me and Abby.

Let's just

get through tonight.

Get through?

All the good stuff

starts tonight.

See you there.

Ready to go through

with our plan?

(LINE RINGS)

I should be the one to refrigerate

the dough at the studio,

just in case Kyle's

gone totally overboard

and has video surveillance

or something like that.

With all this

who's bluffing who

between you

and your brother,

how do I know you're

not just bluffing me?

I guess you just

gotta trust me.

Thanks, Gran.

Moonlight's pretty bright

for daytime.

And...

we have a restaurant

to save.

Joey, it's Kyle.

Listen,

as much as I want to trust

Matty, I just don't.

He's supposed to put

the liquid laxative

into Team Tommy's pizzelle

dough before the show,

but he was

way too agreeable.

I think he's gonna

double-cross me again,

so those two little kids

from Team Doofus are

gonna take care of it.

And now I've got something I

need you to handle. Call me.

Look, just give me

five minutes, all right?

After 30 seconds of nonstop

apologizing and groveling,

I have to tell you

the most incredible story

that you have to post on your

blog after tonight's show.

Okay, but only if you tell

me the story in 30 seconds

and spend the rest of the time

apologizing and groveling.

(LAUGHS)

ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen,

please take your seats.

The "Teen Chef"

final showdown

will begin momentarily.

It turns out I need a new

prescription anyway.

You guys saved me

some serious eyestrain.

All right, let's go.

Make you guys look poor,

"Oliver Twist" effect.

Awesome. Let's go.

You kidding me?

Come on.

231, 232,

233, 234.

Buddy, uh, the girls

aren't here anymore.

I just...

love the way

I'm starting to look.

ANNOUNCER: Mealtime

Network proudly presents

the "Teen Chef"

final showdown.

And now here's your host,

Rip Barker!

(APPLAUSE)

Our teams will present

their meals

in courses to our judges,

who will score and evaluate

each meal progressively

until we're down to dessert

and the selection

of the new Mealtime

Network champions.

Gentlemen,

start your enchiladas.

♪ Time's up, and the light

is fading fast ♪

♪ This time, nothing's

gonna hold me back ♪

♪ Darkness can't

overtake me ♪

♪ My eyes are open,

and I see ♪

♪ The pools around me

throw some light ♪

♪ That's where

♪ That's where hope begins

(LAUGHTER)

♪ I know that life

is too crazy ♪

♪ To drive me insane

♪ And when I'm sinking

♪ I'm thinking

I'm used to the pain ♪

♪ When waves

are crashing me up ♪

♪ And they're

testing my will ♪

♪ I'll face them down

♪ It's just a spill

♪ Yeah

♪ I don't drown

♪ I just get wet

♪ Water's up above my head

♪ I won't drown

♪ I'm not done yet...

While our judges

take a breather,

our contestants

will now prepare

their final dessert round.

(APPLAUSE)

Team captains,

join your sous-chefs.

(APPLAUSE)

Stop!

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

That dough's

no good!

Let's go

to a commercial break.

We'll be right back.

He told me he messed with

his dough to sabotage him.

My producer's telling me we won't

be going to commercial break.

Sweeps week.

Nice try, pal,

but this dough

is fine.

JOE: No, I mean it.

He put enough

liquid laxatives

in there

to suck out

the judges'

small intestines.

(AUDIENCE GASPING)

WILL: It's true.

Otto and I saw him

put something

in the dough today.

No, he didn't,

all right? It's fine.

I trust Matt completely.

Thank you.

Me, too!

He's my brother!

He'd never do

anything like that!

If there's any chance

that anyone--

Test it!

I want that dough

tested now.

I vouch for

Matty's integrity.

We'd like to thank the producers

of "Cooking with Zayde"

for allowing us to continue

with our extended live show.

They'll return next week.

Our news isn't good.

It appears that

Team Tommy's pizzelle dough

was in fact tainted.

(AUDIENCE GASPS)

And so now--

"Any interference

with ingredients

"or procedures

disqualifies the team

whose member did

said interfering."

Thank you. But the rules

go on to say

that, if the team captain

decides to dismiss

the offending individual

from the team,

they can go on to redo

the round in question.

Tommy, you have

a decision to make.

You and Dennis can go head to

head in another dessert round,

but only if you fire Matt

from your team.

(GASPING, MURMURING)

RIP: What's it gonna be?

I--We're a team.

RIP: Okay,

but just so you make

a fully informed decision,

going into this last round,

Team Tommy

was in the lead.

You may want

to take a minute.

Win or lose,

we're a team.

So the winner of the

Mealtime Network contest

is Team Dennis!

(APPLAUSE, GROANING)

We're out of time now,

but we'd like--

Thank you so much!

I just want to say how honored I am.

Where do I begin?

I have

my own show now.

We here

at the Mealtime Network

would like to invite all of our

contestants and our in-studio audience

to join us tomorrow for a very special

afternoon edition of our show

live from

the beautiful lake house

of our network owner,

where we will thank

all of our contestants

and officially welcome Team

Dennis to our TV family

immediately following

"Brunhilde's Biscuits."

Thank you, and good night.

(APPLAUSE)

DIRECTOR:

And we're out.

I'll interview both of you

after the ceremony tomorrow.

MATT: I taught him

everything he knows.

(LAUGHS)

Dude!

It's your speech.

You two are gonna resign

from the team today.

I'll keep you to help

behind the scenes,

but, uh,

in the fan email that I've

gotten since last night,

it doesn't seem

like a good idea to...

split our audience's

focus among all of us.

Ooh!

TOMMY: Even though

I'm bummed about losing

my dream of saving

the pizza parlor,

I realize that, if this had

all happened a month ago,

I would have bailed

on coming here today.

I would have just curled up and

disappeared under the radar,

but I'm not. I'm here now

with my teammates,

and no one can break us.

And what I'm hearing

from this kid,

it seems like we're

not the only ones

who have been

pushed too far.

Sounds like this one's

pushing back.

ANNOUNCER: "Teen Chef"

continues live.

Never mind that we're not

even really urban poor kids.

Our mom's the live-in help

for his family.

Well, was, I guess,

after today.

But our team

is not the rightful

winner of this contest,

and aside from me,

there are three guys who

made Team Tommy lose--

him...

(GASPING)

BOY: What?

him...

and especially him.

(CHUCKLING)

Here's how it

all went down.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

And that's it.

I'm really, really sorry

for my part in this,

but I want you

to know that my brother

didn't have anything

to do with it.

My brother says,

"Yes, I did..."

"and we're a team, too."

(APPLAUSE)

(LAUGHS)

Ladies and gentlemen,

the real winners

of the Mealtime contest,

Team Tommy!

(CHEERING)

Congratulations,

Matt and Tommy.

What are you gonna do

with your prize money?

I--I hear there's this great

old pizza restaurant for sale.

(LAUGHS)

Awesome.

Hey, maybe you can tape your

new TV show from there.

Yeah!

Sounds good to me.

(CHEERING)

Ladies and gentlemen,

more with Team Tommy

right after

this short break.

NED: Mm.

As you

may have guessed,

the demolition's off.

And as far

as any future work goes,

why don't you move

to Antarctica?

Let's hear

from our winners.

Um, thank you,

everyone.

Um, our...

(SLAPPING)

Ow! Ow! Ow!

(LAUGHING)

Ow! Hey.

(GROANS)

Relax, bro.

It'll only sting, like, a week.

Or six!

Ah, ah, ah, hey.

(LAUGHTER)

When I'm ready,

I'll walk home.

So, T,

finish your speech!

Speech! Speech! Speech!

(CHANTING)

Speech! Speech! Speech!

Speech! Speech! Speech!

Speech! Speech! Speech!

Speech! Speech! Speech!

(CHEERING)

Uh,

boy, it's getting

pretty hot out here.

Sure is.

Yee-hoo!

Uh, team swim!

Everybody,

come on, join us!

♪ Make your change,

and you will see ♪

♪ One small step

is all we need ♪

♪ Ohh

♪ There is an answer

♪ There is no difference

between you and me ♪

♪ It lies

beyond our history ♪

♪ And if we only

take the time to see ♪

♪ We're all we need

♪ Just take my hand

(WHISTLE)

♪ And see me as a brother

♪ Look inside,

and you will find ♪

♪ Love exists

in every kind ♪

♪ Ohh

♪ There is an answer

TOMMY: I think

once you put aside

your first impressions

of people,

take the time

to give them a chance

and get to know

who they really are,

you might end up

being happily surprised

with the new friends

you discover.

They're the keepers,

you know,

the ones who will always be

on your team no matter what.

It also helps to stay strong

when things get tough.

Always remember

those people in your life

who care about you,

and move on from the ones

who never will,

and be cool

with taking the help

and the friendship

of those keepers.

Beats flying solo.

Trust me.

Even better, trust us.

♪ I will survive

♪ And when we

carry this love ♪

♪ We're gonna light up

the night ♪

♪ Singing we're keeping on

♪ We're keeping on

♪ I was high in a daze

♪ Sold my soul

for lemonade ♪

♪ A kingdom come

and set me free ♪

♪ I was blind,

but now I see ♪

♪ I will survive

♪ And when we

carry this love ♪

♪ We're gonna light up

the night ♪

♪ Singing we're keeping on

♪ We're keeping

♪ I will survive

♪ And when we

carry this love ♪

♪ We're gonna light up

the night ♪

♪ Singing we're keeping on

♪ We're keeping on

♪ On

♪ Keep keeping on

♪ Keep keeping on

(NEW SONG BEGINS)

♪ Everyone's talking

♪ Just to fill some space

♪ And everything's nothing

♪ Till it means heartbreak

♪ Words without power

♪ Just evaporate

♪ Don't want to hear it today

♪ Today

♪ Out here on a tightrope

♪ And

♪ High above a long rope

♪ And

♪ What's the point

of wishing ♪

♪ And

♪ When nobody's listening?

♪ I'm listening

♪ Hello, hello

♪ This is my voice

♪ Hello, hello

♪ Through the white noise

♪ Words only hurt

♪ When you let them matter

♪ Don't let them matter

♪ It's only chatter

(NEW SONG BEGINS)

♪ The dam's

about to break down ♪

♪ The water's so cold

♪ My heart is on the ground

♪ I'm losing control

♪ But I don't know

which way to turn ♪

♪ Don't know which way to go

♪ When it seems

the more that I learn ♪

♪ It's the less that I know

♪ When waves

are crashing me up ♪

♪ And they're

testing my will ♪

♪ I'll face them down

♪ It's just a spill

♪ Yeah

♪ I don't drown

♪ I just get wet

♪ Water's up above my head

♪ I won't drown

♪ I'm not done yet

♪ I'm breaking the surface

♪ I'm breaking the surface

♪ It's hard to see,

and I can't breathe ♪

♪ Caught in the undertow

♪ It's dark and deep

♪ But still I know

♪ I know that life

is too crazy ♪

♪ To drive me insane

♪ And when I'm sinking

♪ I'm thinking

I'm used to the pain ♪

♪ When waves

are crashing me up ♪

♪ And they're

testing my will ♪

♪ I'll face them down

♪ It's just a spill

♪ Yeah

♪ I don't drown

♪ I just get wet

♪ Water's up above my head

♪ I won't drown

♪ I'm not done yet

♪ I'm breaking the surface

♪ I'm breaking the surface

♪ Yeah

♪ I'm breaking the surface

♪ I'm breaking the surface