‐ I love that they tracked us down for an audition.
‐ I know. This is how all of Heather Graham's dates start.
‐ Julie, Billy, welcome. This is Gennifer from OpenTable.
‐ Oh, the website where people make restaurant reservations?
‐ Now they're doing original content.
Gennifer is their VP of Development
and brunch reservations for parties over four.
Gennifer's first directive is to copy things
that work on other networks.
She talked my ear off about it all morning.
Gennifer, you wanna explain? ‐ Mm.
‐ So they're doing a New Year's Eve special
loosely inspired by CNN's
with Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper.
We know from your guys' dinner reservation history
that neither of you have New Year's Eve plans.
‐ Not yet, but 2018's gonna be different.
‐ Yeah. ‐ Sure.
Let's hear you guys be bubbly and perky on various topics.
Go! ‐ Oh! Okay, I think
that we as a nation moved on way too quickly
after Michael Douglas claimed that Catherine Zeta‐Jones'
poor pussy gave him throat cancer.
‐ Yes, but I think we spent exactly the right amount of time
talking about how Rebecca Gayheart,
Brandy and Caitlyn Jenner all allegedly
killed people with their cars. ‐ Yes, think fun.
Think positive.
‐ Positive, positive. ‐ Fun and positive.
‐ Oh, HIV positive. ‐ Yes.
Here's the thing about women with AIDS.
‐ We are good.
Thank you for coming in.
You didn't do a very good job.
‐ No, we didn't. ‐ No, we really didn't.
[both laughing] ‐ [snores] Mm.
Can we order lunch? ‐ Okay, "Feud" season three,
Michael Douglas versus Catherine Zeta‐Jones' pussy.
‐ Oh, I love it. You know, you never sound gayer
than when you say the word pussy.
‐ What? Pussy!
[driving punk rock music]
‐ Loose change, I'm home.
‐ Hey. How was Florida? ‐ A swampy hellscape
out of a dystopic crime novel.
Plus, it's either hot or freezing.
Florida AC is nuts. ‐ Mm, yeah.
I hate air conditioning that goes
from 100 to 0 in a second.
It's like the temperature equivalent of
a Hitachi Magic Wand.
You know, ease me into it. Play with my nipples.
‐ Plus, it's given me this constant low‐grade cold.
Is the pizza on its way? ‐ Pizza?
I hope so. ‐ Credit sequence, I asked you
to order a pizza when I landed at JFK.
‐ No, you didn't. ‐ Yes, I‐‐
It's okay. I don't wanna fight.
I'll order it. It's just a stupid pizza.
‐ Well, there's no reason to say that about pizza.
‐ Hey, guys. ‐ Greg peed, Jellybeans
fell asleep while she was pooping.
‐ Atta girl! [as Kate Hepburn] I did it,
Mother! I'm a multitasker.
‐ See you next time.
High five.
All right.
‐ Bye, Dave.
‐ That new dog walker is shady.
‐ He is not. You're just not used to guys
who know what March Madness is.
Besides, it doesn't matter. You're barely even here to‐‐
‐ [sighs]
‐ Forget it. I don't wanna fight.
‐ I don't wanna fight, either.
‐ You wanna have sex?
‐ Sure. Pizza's on its way.
We have 30 minutes or less.
‐ Grab the Hitachi Magic Wand.
We can fit in an episode of "Larry Sanders."
TODD: What are you doing Thursday night?
BILLY: Trying to figure out if that movie
"The Founder" really happened.
‐ Oh, let me save you the trouble. It did not.
So now you're free to come with me to a work thing.
‐ I don't know if I've ever really gone with
a guy to his work thing before.
Unless you count Rentboy, in which case his work
was really our thing.
Look, you don't wanna take me anywhere
where I'm gonna have to talk to a person
who isn't you, Julie, or Andie MacDowell's Twitter.
Just do what any self‐respecting gay in Hollywood would do:
bring Kelly Preston and a confusing hair system.
[rock music]
‐ Hey, guys, Denise and I are going
to a parenting retreat in Scarsdale
so our baby grows up knowing nothing practical
but is pressured to succeed.
So while we're gone, the manager will be...
Matthew. ‐ Oh!
‐ No. Are you fucking kidding me?
‐ Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, um, thank you so much!
Nate, I will not let you down.
In fact, recently while recovering from
a Fire‐Island related fissure,
I saw an episode of "Undercover Boss."
Which I assumed was about bossy bottoms,
so I watched it for research.
You guys know I'm a top, right?
‐ Oh, yeah. And I'm bi.
You fuckin' idiot.
‐ I'm a top.
‐ Don't dress up as a new employee
and try to make the business better.
‐ Okay, sure, Nate.
I won't do that.
‐ I'm serious.
‐ I won't do that at all, Nate.
‐ Marilyn, as a first‐time author,
you might find it hard getting notes on your manuscript.
‐ Well, I didn't get to be where I am
because I have a fragile ego.
‐ Okay. I was wondering
if we could swap chapters two and three.
‐ Great idea, Dr. Mengele.
Especially if you don't want the book
to make any fucking sense.
We're gonna keep the chapters
just the way they are.
Wait, why do you have "Joy of Sex"?
‐ It's a reissue. It turns out people are nostalgic for bush‐‐
both the administration and beaver fur.
‐ This look familiar?
‐ Vaguely, but I haven't had sex since my fling with Bob Durst.
Not to brag, but he said anyone who sucks dick that well
deserves to die of natural causes.
‐ Well, see this happy cunnilingus recipient?
She'd be me.
‐ Bullshit! I bet you the most bohemian thing you've ever done
is have a second spritzer at a Debby Boone concert.
‐ Well, joke's on you. Jews hate Debby Boone.
It was Phoebe Snow.
Look closer. Look closer!
Ahh. Ah!
‐ Oh, my God. That is you.
♪ ♪
‐ What did you decide to do about Todd's work thing?
‐ Oh, I don't know.
I mean, I wanna go. I just‐‐
I don't know what I'm gonna say to these people.
‐ They're advertisers. Just go in and be funny.
They'll eat it up like Ben Affleck
at a nanny convention.
Be glad he doesn't work for PBS.
Last year's Christmas party was a tap water social.
‐ You're right. I'm gonna go. ‐ Good.
‐ I'm gonna do it. So what's happening?
How's Arthur? ‐ Well, when he's home,
we wanna have sex, but the sex we're having
is get it out of the way sex.
And I'd say something about it,
but I don't wanna fight.
'Cause that's the last thing we need.
‐ Well, I'd argue that the last thing we need
is another peep out of the Duplass brothers.
‐ Oh, well, hello. I'm Marionette.
I am the new employee here.
Oh, who will help me learn the ways...
of this integrated luncheonette?
‐ Is he "Undercover Bossing"? ‐ Yes, thank God.
Because that means I can get out of work. Watch this.
Uh, hey, Marionette? ‐ Mm?
‐ I'm so sorry, dear, Denise said that
you have to cover my shift. ‐ Sure thing, doll.
Um, who's Denise?
‐ Let's go see the new Wes Anderson movie.
‐ Oh, yes. I heard that a tumbleweed
just blows past a frame full of Lego people
in a shoebox for three hours.
‐ Did they clean your ears at the groomers, Jellybeans?
‐ [as Hepburn] Yes, they did, Mother.
But I think they were plenty velvety when I came in.
‐ Oh, no, no way, what? No, no, it is them!
‐ Back off, Brock Turners! ‐ No, we just wanted a photo
of Football and Touchdown.
‐ What the fuck are you talking about?
‐ Your dogs. Football and Touchdown.
[scoffs] Dude, they're like the two coolest
Instagram dog celebrities in the sports world.
‐ No, they're not. I hate sports.
‐ No, check it.
‐ Oh, my God. Those are my dogs.
‐ Right? That's sick, dude. Up top!
What the fuck was that?
‐ That piece of shit dog walker.
He must've rebranded my pets without my consent!
‐ Consent? There's that word again, dude.
Like, why do chicks keep using that?
‐ Hey, relax. They're gonna love you.
‐ I know. I'm fine. I feel confident
and I am in no way uncomfortable.
‐ Nice.
[upbeat club music]
♪ ♪
‐ Welcome to Boobies.
‐ I am in every way uncomfortable.
‐ Football and Touchdown? Are you fucking kidding me?
I spent my whole life avoiding sports.
Now look at me. I'm sleeping with the enemy.
‐ [laughs] ‐ What are these?
‐ Oh, that's‐‐that's just‐‐
ah, we're doing a 38‐part "Nova"
on the effects of planetary alignment
on human sexuality. ‐ Ohh, well, kudos to PBS
for making sex boring. ‐ [laughs]
‐ "How to Spice Up a Long Distance Relationship."
Arthur, is this really for PBS?
‐ There's a suggestion about role play in there
that seems interesting. ‐ Ugh! Role play? Gross.
That's just improv naked.
Like on "Modern Family," when Julie Bowen
pretends to be someone slightly less boring
for Valentine's Day. ‐ I just wanna do
something special before I leave on Wednesday.
‐ You told me you were leaving on Thursday.
I canceled plans for Wednesday night.
Forget it. I don't wanna fight.
‐ I don't wanna fight either. [coughs]
Excuse me. ‐ What do you think
of that new dog walker, Jellybeans?
[as Hepburn] I don't care for him.
Mommy and Daddy would never make we wear
such vulgar uniforms.
‐ [coughs] Pageview, what do you want for dinner?
‐ [as Hepburn] You know, with that cold,
you sound like Bernie Sanders.
‐ [as Sanders] Well, your Jellybeans voice
sounds like Blythe Danner. ‐ Blythe Danner?
I was hoping it was a bit more Kate Hepburn.
‐ [as Sanders] No, it's Blythe! Believe me.
‐ Say, Bernie, what's it like to be Jewish?
‐ It's a hoot!
What's it like to be not always out of breath,
you randy shiksa minx?
‐ I'll tell you later, you slovenly Semitic
fire plug. ‐ Mm!
‐ I thought this would be at a classier location.
Why are all these waitresses walking around
with their tits out like Helen Mirren?
‐ Well, Karen's the one retiring
and Boobies is her favorite restaurant.
‐ She's a little young to be retiring, no?
‐ Oh, no. It's not her choice. She turned 40.
That's the mandatory retirement age for women in advertising.
‐ Hey, Todd! ‐ Hey!
‐ Hey, what's up, bro? ‐ Bruce, hey.
‐ Sam! You lost weight! ‐ Oh, no, Bruce.
This is Billy. ‐ Who's Sam?
‐ Nobody. My ex.
‐ That douche Sam ruined our office Christmas party.
Good thing Karen took off her top and we all had a good laugh
at her ancient melons.
‐ You know, I'm new to the Boobies culinary experience.
Perhaps there's a sommelier that I can motorboat.
‐ Uhh‐‐
‐ Oh, I was joking.
‐ Weird joke.
‐ Hi, I'm David's wife.
‐ Oh, hi. ‐ You must be Todd's boyfriend.
Let's leave the boys alone and I'll introduce you
to the other wives.
‐ Wait‐‐okay.
‐ This is Lance's wife. This is Keith's wife.
Andrew's wife and Adam's boyfriend.
‐ Lyle, right? We met.
‐ Adam's boyfriend's fine.
‐ All right, well. It was great to meet you guys.
‐ It's probably better you stay here with us.
You don't wanna Sam this up. ‐ [chuckles]
‐ What happened with Sam?
‐ He didn't really know his place.
We're the wives. Let them be the stars.
‐ Yeah, he kept telling jokes all the time.
It's like, cool it, Paul Reiser.
‐ So, Billy, what do you do?
‐ Actually, I'm a co‐‐
Um‐‐
You know what? You can just call me
Todd's boyfriend.
all: Aww. ‐ Yay!
‐ They sat you at the wifey table?
‐ Yeah, and now I'm feeling pressure
to be as supportive to Todd as they are of their spouses.
Because that's all they talk about.
And I don't know what Todd's ex‐boyfriend did,
but whatever he did, he really blew it
at those parties. ‐ Well, can't you just
pretend to be supportive so you get what you want?
I'm not Blythe Danner, but she had
the sex of her life last night
with Bernie Sanders. ‐ That's the thing.
You're getting fucked. I'm just standing there,
laughing at non‐jokes.
I've been miscast. ‐ It's a trend!
My adorably faggy dogs have been miscast as sports fans.
‐ How many Instagram followers do they have now?
‐ Last time I checked, something like 60,000.
‐ Wow. ‐ What kind of world is this
that we live in where my dogs
have more Instagram followers than I'll ever have?
‐ These Internet celebrity animals, that's a gold mine.
Why don't you Google, "Grumpy Cat owner
annual income"? ‐ My God.
Holy shit, Billy. You're right.
Where does someone that rich even live?
‐ Where does Oprah live? Montecito?
‐ Oh, Billy. Oprah doesn't live in Montecito.
She lives on...
♪ ♪
BOTH: ♪ Easy street ♪
♪ Easy street ♪
♪ Where the rich folks play ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Move them feet ♪
♪ To easy street ♪
♪ That's where we're gonna ♪
♪ Be ♪
♪ ♪
‐ Surprise.
I brought you a hot wing chicken casserole.
‐ Oh! W‐why?
‐ Just 'cause. Hey, while I'm here,
how do I get two Internet famous dogs to be in a TV commercial?
Julie is‐‐ and I don't mean this sexually‐‐
I think she's sitting on the next Grumpy Cat.
‐ Holy shit, it's Touchdown and Football.
Those dogs are fuckin' hysterical.
‐ Your wife said you knew funny.
‐ Bruce, do we have any campaigns they'd be good for?
‐ How about fuckin' all of them?
If you can make them more than Internet famous,
you can make enough money where you can retire at‐‐
how old are you?
56?
Get them on TV. I'll take it from there.
‐ Wow. If any Internet celebrity could get a TV show that easily,
Miranda Sings would have her own series on Netflix.
‐ Mm. ‐ But she does.
‐ I'm so sorry. I'm so stupid.
I should leave the comedy to you guys.
Bye! ‐ Bye.
‐ Bruce, don't touch that.
‐ Hey, Mom, does Dad still do taxes for ESPN?
I know these two up‐and‐comers in the sports world
and I really need a connection.
Are you reading "The Joy of Sex"?
‐ Did you know this is me?
‐ [screams] Oh, my God!
Mom, what the hell?!
‐ Oh, your mother was a different woman in the '70s.
This was pre‐AIDS and post‐"I Dream of Jeannie."
‐ Okay, you know what? Just have Dad call me.
‐ I just miss the free spirit I was
before your birth stopped it dead in its tracks.
‐ Are you contemplating an affair?
I told you, Michael Bublé is married.
‐ No, I just wanna feel like who I was
isn't gone forever.
‐ Well, good luck, Mom.
I'm sure you'll track that person down.
‐ You mean Dusty. That's him I'm making love to
in these illustrations.
I wonder where he is.
And if you're wondering how I got that into here,
short answer: trapeze class.
‐ Oh, my God! Why did I turn around?!
♪ ♪
So my dad heard back from ESPN.
They have this show that's about sports
that's on after the sports where people talk about sports.
I don't know. It sounds like "Watch What Happens Live"
for straight people.
‐ I just don't wanna pull a Dennis Miller.
‐ That could mean so many bad things.
‐ If we're gonna go on TV and talk about sports,
we need to know what we're talking about.
‐ Let's start studying.
[claps] All right, you dogs,
sit up straight like you're excited to be on TV.
‐ Are we gonna do anything besides this
for my last night in town?
‐ [as Blythe] Gee, I don't know, Bernie.
We could do what I planned to do Wednesday night
but canceled because I thought you'd still be in town.
‐ [as Bernie] What plans are those, Blythe?
Complaining to the dogs in the bathroom
or complaining to the dogs in the kitchen?
‐ [as Blythe] Speaking of the dogs,
I can't help but notice how unsympathetic you've been
around this whole Instagram debacle.
‐ [as Bernie] It's too bad nobody said,
"I got a bad feeling about that dog walker."
Oh, right, I did.
‐ It's all coming out now, Bernie,
you Ben & Jerry's guzzling piece of shit!
Where's your fucking podium, Bern, to save you now?
‐ [as Bernie] Do you realize
how much harder my job is in Florida?
Judy Woodruff keeps skipping work
to ride Space Mountain! ‐ [as Blythe] I'm sick of you
taking care of everybody in the world but me.
[normal voice] Oh, Arthur.
This is so stupid.
Role playing for arguing is fucking idiotic.
‐ Okay, let's retire Bernie and Blythe.
I'm sorry that my travel schedule has made sex
just another item to check off my to‐do list
like buy more cream cheese.
Where does that go, by the way?
You use that as a lotion?
‐ No, I just eat a lot of it.
‐ Let's go back to the way things were?
‐ Yeah, I like that idea.
When we fuck, we fuck.
And when we fight,
we fight about you fucking up.
♪ ♪
‐ What the hell?
‐ Oh, hello, young man.
How many are in your party?
‐ Matthew, what did I tell you about "Undercover Bossing"?
‐ [laughing] But who is Matthew?
I am Marionette.
‐ Where's Lola? Where's Billy?
‐ Oh, they gave themselves the night off,
and I fell a little behind, as you can see.
You must understand, my mother died from a sandwich
before she could teach me how to clean.
And here is more of my back story:
you see, I have a teeny, tiny tear in my clitoral hood‐‐
‐ Matthew! ‐ From horseback riding
in England, where I'm from.
[exaggerated accent] So why the Southern accent, you ask?
‐ From now on, we're just gonna close the cafe
instead of leaving you in charge.
‐ All right. Um, by the way,
there is $1,000 missing from the cash register.
Toodley‐doo!
‐ Can't believe Karen killed herself.
‐ Only one day into retirement.
‐ "Happy Funeral, Karen."
Well, I wonder who thought of that snappy copy.
‐ My husband.
I don't wanna brag, but have you all seen
his new Lean Cuisine spots where the single woman
makes a noose out of linguini?
[light chuckles] ‐ Well, have you seen
my husband's commercial for lady razors
where the woman's a gorilla
and she gets shot like Harambe?
‐ Well, my husband's cock is huge.
‐ So how about you guys? Any of you have jobs
or interests or something?
‐ There's only room for one personality in a relationship.
‐ You know it's working when you vanish.
It's like my husband's spot for Yoplait
where the woman gets so thin that she disappears
and the man says, "Now that's a wife I don't wanna punch."
[laughter]
‐ I can't fucking do this.
Excuse me.
Todd, if I have to spend
one more second at the fucking wifey table,
I'm gonna lose my mind.
It's like gay "Get Out."
And by the way, everyone‐‐ is everyone listening?
Boobies was not Karen's favorite restaurant!
‐ Well, another fucking party ruined by Sam.
‐ Billy! Hey, Billy!
Wait. What the hell happened back there?
‐ Look, work things and being the quiet, supportive boyfriend,
that is not me, okay?
I'm Billy Epstein, I am not Billy‐Yi Previn.
‐ Whoever asked you to be the quiet, supportive boyfriend?
‐ Well, that's why you broke up with Sam, right?
Because he wasn't that. ‐ I broke up with Sam
because he took a shit in my boss' office.
Don't fucking overthink this.
I brought you because you're the first boyfriend
I'm actually excited about showing off.
‐ Well, that's not true, because you brought Sam.
‐ No, Sam showed up. He crashed an office party.
Wait, is that why you showed up at my office
with half‐frozen chicken wings?
Bob from Accounting's still on the fucking toilet
from eating those. ‐ Well, that's not my fault
because they don't tell you how long to keep them
in the microwave because they just assume
that you're gonna put them in the oven.
‐ [sighs]
Um, I don't want you to be anybody
but your asshole self.
I like you for the asshole you are.
‐ I'm telling you, though. If I ever have to sit
with the wifeys again,
I'm gonna take a shit in your office.
‐ Fair.
‐ [sighs]
Ugh. ‐ What?
‐ I can't believe I wasted this suit on Karen.
‐ Dusty?
‐ Marigold. ‐ Oh!
‐ Wow, wow, wow, wow! ‐ [laughing] Hi.
‐ I'm so glad you tracked me down.
‐ Oh, well, thank you for meeting me.
‐ Well, thank you for leaving your number
at the juice bar where I get my mail.
‐ Oh, well, of course. Why don't you have a phone?
‐ Ah, freedom, Marigold.
I'm a bird, constantly taking wing.
I mean, there's no need for a landline
if you never really land. ‐ Oh.
‐ Do you mind if I‐‐sort of‐‐
vibe over here?
‐ Oh, well, actually, I‐‐I‐‐
I‐‐I‐‐I, um‐‐
‐ Ooh, ooh, ooh.
‐ Are you kidding? ‐ Does that ring any bells, huh?
‐ Just an internal siren. ‐ Oh.
Do you remember when both your legs fell asleep
when we were in the entangled hammock position?
‐ Oh, my God, the tangled ham‐‐ What was that illustrator
even doing? ‐ I‐‐you know,
sharpening his pencils?
You know, I mean, obviously,
he didn't have to hold the position
for an hour and a half, right?
‐ Oh...[murmurs]. ‐ You know?
‐ Dusty, can I ask you a question?
‐ Patchouli and mold. You get used to it.
‐ Do you ever miss our wild, crazy youth?
‐ No, I don't, man. I'm unburdened, Marigold.
You know? Always have been, always will be.
‐ Oh. ‐ You know? Yeah.
‐ You are so lucky. I have a family.
‐ Mm‐hmm. ‐ I have a practice.
‐ Practice. Ooh. ‐ I've got a mortgage.
‐ Does that mean you have a house?
‐ Yes. ‐ What‐‐with a roof?
‐ Well, of course. ‐ Holy‐‐Can I crash with you
if it snows? ‐ What? No!
‐ I understand.
Then if it snows...
could you buy me a bottle of chocolate syrup
to pour on the snow for my breakfast?
‐ Get a job!
‐ Oh, my God. I can't believe
that our first ever talk show appearance is on ESPN
and that the project we're plugging is my dogs.
‐ That's a lot of soda. ‐ I know.
I get nervous. This helps, for some reason.
[burps] Oh, my God. Excuse me.
I know‐‐ ‐ Very relatable.
‐ Hey, hey! Football! Touchdown! ‐ Oh, hey!
Yeah, winning! Right? Yeah.
Uh, what do they say in football?
Oh, tailgate. Tailgate!
‐ Yeah. ‐ Yep, dice,
nothing but Netflix.
‐ [burps] Oh, my God. Excuse me.
I've had a lot of soda.
Uh, can I just run to the ladies room, real quick?
‐ Oh, absolutely. Right this way, Billy.
‐ Okay, let's go, guys. Football and Touchdown.
‐ Football, Touchdown. ‐ Football and Touchdown!
‐ Get on up! ‐ Let's go, Football
and Touchdown. ‐ Come on, let's go!
‐ Look, Football and Touchdown,
they are raring to go.
‐ So, you big sports fans? ‐ Oh, my God.
Huge. Me and Julie, both. You know, some people
know things about movies and TV like who won
the Best Supporting Actress Oscar this year.
Not us. It's all sports, all the time.
‐ Who did win? Oh, Michelle Williams.
‐ It's Viola Davis. Wasn't it? Yes, it was. Yes.
‐ Okay, they need to get a mic level.
Billy, can you count? ‐ Oh, sure, yeah.
Ten, nine, eight‐‐ JULIE: Of course I hate sports.
I hate them all. We both do.
Oh, those stupid hosts‐‐ Rape Rapely
and She Was Asking For It Jones.
God, I wish I could kill them all.
[burps]
Oh, and the burping. [burps]
‐ Is that your friend who just accused us both
of sexual assault on a hot mic?
‐ Yeah. She just jinxed, and I'm not talking about
the 1982 Bette Midler film.
It wasn't Bette's finest hour,
but she didn't get the offer she expected to
after "The Rose."
‐ Get the fuck out of here.
‐ Fine. Let's go, dogs. Let's go.
I don't remember your names.
Let's go.
‐ Fuck those dogs.
So, hey, how's your cousin Karen doing since she retired?
‐ Oh, you didn't hear? She committed suicide.
‐ Hey, what are you doing back here‐‐
Oh, no.
They heard me, didn't they?
‐ They sure did.
‐ [sighs]
Well, good thing I only peed.
Hey, are you hungry?
You wanna do wings at Boobies? ‐ I can do Boobies.
‐ Let's do Boobies! MAN: Wow!
♪ Thought it'd be easy ♪
♪ Thought they didn't know ♪
♪ You thought it was the only way to go ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Another way out ♪
♪ Found on the way home ♪
♪ Thought you were living fast ♪
♪ But you were living slow ♪
♪ ♪
WOMAN: La la la.
Oh, my God!