Adam Brody |
Seth Cohen |
Ben McKenzie |
Ryan Atwood |
Kelly Rowan |
Kirsten Cohen |
Melinda Clarke |
Julie Cooper-Nichol |
Peter Gallagher |
Sanford "Sandy" Cohen |
Rachel Bilson |
Summer Roberts |
Tia Carrere |
Dean Torres |
Guest Star |
Michelle Ongkingco |
Amber |
Guest Star |
Steve-O |
First Marine |
Guest Star |
Chris Pratt |
Winchester "Che" Cook |
Recurring Role |
Cam Gigandet |
Kevin Volchok |
Recurring Role |
Wayne Dalglish |
Brad Ward |
Recurring Role |
The note Seth writes at the beginning of the episode is not the same one Sandy and Kirsten read in the kitchen. When Seth writes the note, his "n" is in the lower case, but the note Kirsten and Sandy read has an uppercase "n."
(Eric is shaving Brad's Chest)
Brad: Ow! You cut me!
Eric: So stop moving.
Kaitlin: You guys are gayer than your dad.
Brad: It's for water polo. Coach's orders.
Kaitlin: Doesn't make it any less gay.
Eric: Our brother slept with your mom.
Brad: Yeah.
Kaitlin: Nice try. But gay dad always trumps slutty mom.
Eric: No, it doesn't.
Kaitlin: Yeah, ask anybody, gay dad always trumps slutty mom.
Brad: Dude, come on it's burning.
Eric: Hey, did you talk to your mom about, uh, Dr. Roberts and his ex wife?
Kaitlin: No he's at a conference in Seattle, and I'm sure totally alone.
(Julie walks in)
Julie: There you are. You are in...
(Julie notices Brad and Eric)
Julie: What are they doing?
Kaitlin: Their dad's gay.
Taylor: Look, you wanna be the next Julia "Butterfly" Hill, I support that. But to push away Seth for some guy who read Siddhartha and did a couple of "Outward Bound" courses -
Summer: Are you talking about Che? Che is just my friend and that is all. This is not a love triangle. I don't do love triangles anymore.
Taylor: Fine. But you're using him and all of this "Save the Earth" stuff to hide from Seth.
Summer: I'm not hiding from Seth.
Taylor: Really? Well, how often do you call him? Once a week? Once a month? Summer, just talk to me. Or, better yet, talk to Seth. Or write him a letter. But you have to tell him what you're going through. He'll understand.
Summer: I think you spent too much time in France. Because here, in America, we hide our feelings. And since when did saving the Earth become such a bad thing!?
Taylor: I never said that.
Summer: screaming No. But you came here with this big secret but you've spent the whole time telling me what's wrong with my life! And you're the one that's avoiding, avoider!
Taylor: Be that way. But you're gonna lose Seth. And then you'll wish you'd listened to me. And I was going to tell you how I went to France, got married, and now I have to get a divorce from my French husband, and you would've found the story très intèressant. Au revoir, Summer!
Kaitlin: Ask anybody. Gay dad always trumps slutty mom.
Julie: You've just made that up.
Kaitlin: Maybe. But it sounded true, didn't it?
Julie: Kaitlin. I can't do this. I can't... I can't keep this family together and have you running around like Miss Clockwork Orange.
Sandy: Volchok disappeared.
Julie: What are you talking about?
Sandy: Stop it! You told Ryan where to find Volchok. Even for you this is a new low.
Julie: Okay, you know what. You're crazy. I'm just going to say goodnight.
Sandy: You said Ryan then to commit a murder. I can have you arrested.
Julie: But then you get Ryan arrested, and you are not going to do that, are you?
Sandy: Depending on what happened to him. Or to Seth...
Julie: Okay, it's late. And I'm not in the mood for threats.
Sandy: Sit down! After everything our families have been through, you are putting our kids in danger.
Julie: At least you still have all your kids.
Seth: (walking drunk) Hi, excuse me...
Bartender: What do you want?
Seth: Nothing, actually, 18 tequillas is my limit... I'm looking for my friend Ryan, he's in there somewhere, he's looking for a guy named Volchok, he kinda killed his girlfriend...
Bartender: Leave.
Seth: I've got a tattoo pal! (screaming) A TATTOO!
Bartender: Now!
Seth: Okay.
Taylor: Oh, by the way, your roommate's a big slut.
Summer: Yea, I know.
Julie: The world is an immoral toilet bowl, and one day we'll all be flushed.
Kaitlin: Wow, that's a really uplifting message for your daughter.
Summer: Taylor, they are going to cut down this tree!
Taylor: Well then, we'll have a fire.
Taylor: Move it, hippies!
Sandy:(about Seth's tatoo)Well, it does have a certain-
Seth: Gay vibe? We're you gonna say gay vibe?
Sandy: Exactly.
Sandy: Huh.
Kirsten: That's exactly what I said.
Sandy: And there was nothing else?
Kirsten: Nothing.
Sandy: Angry, nudfo, chocolate love. Nood-fo, nuhd-fo, is that a word?
Kirsten: Not that I know of.
Sandy: When did you find this?
Kirsten: Just now. When I went to see if the boys had anything to give to the clothing drive.
Sandy: You tried calling them?
Kirsten: No answer.
Sandy: You know what I think this is?
Kirsten: A coded message.
Sandy: Nothing. It's probably the name of a band, Seth wrote it on a piece of paper and put it in his pocket. Relax, sweetheart.
(Sandy's phone rings)
Sandy: Hello.
Seth: Dad, it's me. Did you get my note, I had to write it in code in case Ryan found it.
Sandy: Right, the note.
Seth: Yeah, he says he's not going to do anything to Volchok...
Sandy: Wait! Wait! What?
Seth: I thought you got the note?
Sandy: No, no, no! I got the "Angry nudfo chocolate love" note, I didn't get the one about Ryan following Volchok!
Kirsten: What!?
Seth: It's an anagram.
Sandy: Oh yeah? Well since when is there a "g" in "Ryan"?
Seth: I was in a rush, I had to add a few letters so it made sense.
Sandy: Well you certainly succeeded, because this thing is about as clear as mud.
Kirsten: Ryan found Volchok, of course.
Sandy: Where are you?
Seth: Okay, don't freak out.
Kirsten: Please say Newport.
Seth: We're in Mexico.
Kirsten: He didn't say Newport did
he?
Seth: We're at a gas station outside of Ensenada, but Ryan promises he just wants to see Volchok.
Sandy: I want you guys back here right now!
Seth: No offense dad, but that may be a tad unrealistic.
Sandy: Let me talk to Ryan.
Seth: Ya. I got to go. I'll call you later.
Sandy: Seth!
Dean Torres: Mr. Street said she fell asleep twice in latin.
Julie: Well you can't blame her for that. I'm getting no reception, how many bars do you have?
Dean Torres: She has a whole slew of missed assignments and during bio lab, Mr. Cassel got the strong sense Kaitlin was flirting with him.
Julie: Is he the really short one? I'm sure she just thought he was a student.
Dean: And you and Kaitlin? Talk about school, her life?
Julie: (laughs) I'm sorry. Look, Kaitlin is fifteen years old. If I don't find voodoo dolls of myself in her bedroom, I'm happy.
Julie: Something wrong?
Kirsten: The boys went to Mexico without asking us. I'm sure they're fine, but-
Julie: Wait, Seth went too? Why - I mean, he just doesn't seem like Mr. Donkey show. Not that they're at a donkey show, or even know what a donkey show...Have you seen how great some of these clothes are?
(Phone rings)
Kaitlin: What's a donkey show?
Kirsten: That's a question for your mother.
Summer: Taylor? What are you doing in my bed?
Taylor: Do you want to get in? We could snuggle.
Che: What an amazing spirit you have. I bet in a past life you were an eagle, soaring through mountain passes. Do you ever have dreams of flying?
Summer: No, not really.
Seth: So where are we going?
Ryan: Mexico.
Seth: Perfect, I need chiclets.
Seth: I won't get in the way. You know how stealth I can be!
Original International Air Dates:
India: February 18, 2008 on Zee Cafe
Slovakia: May 3, 2009 on Markiza
Music:
"Fire Island,AK" by The Long Winters
"Pa´Arriba" by Descemer
"Quiero Mi Pastilla" by Plastillina Mosh
"La Chirriona" by Banda Jerez
"Can You Feel It?" by Lockdown Project
"Lagrimas de Oro" by Manu Chao
"The End´s Not Near" by Band of Horses
Gringo
A slang term, used in the Spanish and Portuguese languages in Latin America, for native-English speakers (usually from the US, but elsewhere as well) and other non-English speakers of European descent.
This refers to the "gringos" who go down to Mexico in this episode - Ryan, Seth, Sandy, Kirsten, and Volchok.
When Julie tells Kaitlin not to go Clockwork Orange, this is in reference to A Clockwork Orange novel by Anthony Burgess, published in 1962, and later the basis for a 1971 film adaptation by Stanley Kubrick. The novel is set in a hypothetical future, the book tells the story of the life of its fifteen-year-old protagonist Alex who, along with his gang--Dim, George and Pete--roams the streets at night, committing crimes for enjoyment.
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