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never have i ever script ( episode 7 )

𝔂π“ͺ𝓷𝓰 𝓼𝓸𝓷𝓰. 2021. 10. 2. 17:24

[school bell rings]

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[McEnroe] The day after the hottest guy

in school calls you out

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for lying about having sex with him,

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you're gonna wanna keep a low profile,

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which according to Devi

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meant dressing like

a celebrity leaving LAX.

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Since the whole school now knew

what a psycho liar she was,

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Devi felt like her only move

was to be completely invisible,

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perhaps until graduation.

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[rock music playing]

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[scoffs]

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[school bell rings]

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[McEnroe] Her plan worked pretty well

for a few days.

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That is until she assumed

Eric Perkins could remain upright

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for the length of a hallway.

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-[grunts]

-[students chattering]

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Dammit. My Raisinets.

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That's where I get

all my frigging vitamins.

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[chortling]

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Coyote Girl.

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I know your secret.

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[school bell rings]

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You have a hot cousin.

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I saw her drop you off yesterday.

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You think she'd be into me?

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Um, she's kind of in

an arranged marriage sitch.

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Just ask her anyway.

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[McEnroe] For the first time,

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Devi was relieved to hear someone

praise Kamala's appearance

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because it meant Trent did not know

her real secret.

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In fact, no one seemed to know.

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Holy shit!

Paxton didn't tell anyone she lied!

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Why? Was he protecting her?

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Did he care about her? Was he in love?

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[low murmuring]

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Nope, he'd just forgotten about her.

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[Zoe] Yes.

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-Yeah, definitely.

-You have to wear it 24/7.

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-Okay.

-[speaks indistinctly]

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Yes.

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Hey, ladies. What's a-poppin'?

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Seat's taken.

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Don't hate me. I got cheese fries

and chili fries for the table.

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Jonah? Since when are you guys friends?

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Since a couple of days ago

when we became inseparable.

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[McEnroe] After coming out to Eleanor,

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Fabiola was still struggling

with how to tell her family.

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Luckily for her, Jonah was struggling

with the same thing.

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Jonah's been a really good friend to us,

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and definitely hasn't yelled at us

for no reason.

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I didn't yell at you guys.

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[McEnroe] Yeah, she did.

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Trust me. Whatever you guys have going on,

my shit's bigger, okay?

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I have the bigger shit!

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Okay. I guess it's fair

to call that a yell.

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I'm sorry. I've been going through a lot.

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We know. We saw Paxton and Zoe

sharing a big cookie at lunch.

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It's pretty obvious you two are over.

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[McEnroe] Because they were already

mad at her,

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Devi chose not to tell them

she'd lied about Paxton deflowering her.

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The truth was she was more flowered

than a Rose Parade float.

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It's true. I was dumped.

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So shouldn't you guys

cut me a little slack?

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I don't think we can.

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Your instability makes this friendship

feel unsafe for all of us.

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Jonah, this is an A, B, C conversation,

so can you get your D out of here?

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[Fabiola] Hey, don't be rude to Jonah.

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While you were all wrapped up

in your Paxton stuff,

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we've had some serious drama go down.

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Yeah, and Jonah's been our safe harbor

in this chaotic life storm.

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Okay. Maybe I've been distracted,

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but I'm here for you guys.

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Let me be your harbor master.

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What's up?

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You don't have to tell her

if you're not ready.

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It's just I had sort of

an important realization recently, and--

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Oh! You finally figured out

you're a Gryffindor like me?

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No. I'm obviously Ravenclaw, like Eleanor.

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[McEnroe] They're all Hufflepuff.

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So, what is it?

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I'm...

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-gay.

-What?

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You're... gay?

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Yeah.

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This is huge.

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I'm so happy for you!

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Oh, my God.

So much of you makes sense now.

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Like, when you said your ideal man

was James Corden in Cats.

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Congratulations.

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Oh! That's why Jonah's

been such a big help.

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Because he's a socially progressive

young man.

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No. You're correct.

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I'm a baby Buttigieg.

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I hate that I missed out on this moment.

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Let me make it up to you.

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No, it's okay.

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I'm just glad Jonah was there.

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No. I'm gonna make it up to you.

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[McEnroe] Devi realized

for the first time

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that if she didn't step up

her friend game,

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she could lose Fabiola and Eleanor.

Then she would have no one.

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So, she decided to host a classic-gang,

girls-only, Jonah-free sleepover.

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All right, gals. How we doing?

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-Everyone having fun at my slumber party?

-Absolutely.

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I can't believe you rented Chicago

and let me sing the whole way through it.

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I really enjoyed programming

your family's universal remote.

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Of course. Tonight is about you guys.

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So, what do you say we crank this party up

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and practice some

alcohol-based party games?

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Is it real?

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No. It's kombucha

mixed with apple cider vinegar.

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It's great training for looking cute

while drinking something gross.

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Isn't this great, guys?

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The OG crew hanging out.

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Just the original Fab Three.

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[phone dings]

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Oh, my God. Fab, you have to see this.

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Jonah is on stage at Rocky Horror.

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He looks amazing in fishnets.

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Hey, I know Jonah pays attention

to you guys and smells really good,

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but other than that,

I don't get why he's so great.

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He's really wise.

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He told me a bob haircut

would allow me to play a child

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or an adult professional woman.

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And he has really great insight

on that thing with your mom.

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What thing with your mom?

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We saw her. She's been living here,

working at a Mexican restaurant in Encino.

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The postcards were nothing but a charade.

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What? Oh, my God. What did you say to her?

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Nothing. I ran away.

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She called and texted,

but Jonah said that I should ignore her

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because she's a liar

who committed postal fraud.

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Yeah. He thinks we need

to keep toxic people out of our lives.

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When he said that,

he was talking about you,

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but I think it applies here too.

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Well, some might say

Jonah is a little toxic...

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specifically towards

life-long female friendships.

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That's not the point.

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I think you should talk to you mom

and find out why she's here.

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Yeah, I miss her.

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But she's gonna have to do more

than send weak apology texts

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if she wants to get me to talk to her.

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[McEnroe] And just like that,

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Devi knew how she could prove

that she was a true friend of Eleanor's.

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This table looks like trouble.

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Are we doing margaritas,

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or do you guys have to take

a driver's test later?

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[laughing]

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Let me give you guys a sec to decide,

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and I'll be right back.

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-Devi?

-Hi, Ms. Wong.

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Wow. I almost didn't recognize you.

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You really grew into your eyebrows.

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Thank you.

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Did Eleanor send you here?

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No, I came on my own.

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I thought maybe I could help.

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You know, I felt so terrible.

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I wanted to explain everything to her,

but then she ran out the door.

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Yeah, she's pretty upset.

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But I know she loves you,

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and she wants you in her life.

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I just think you might need

to do a little bit more

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than calling and texting.

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Like what?

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You're an actress.

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Why not give her the old razzle-dazzle?

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Rent out a black box theater

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and perform a one-woman show

dedicated to her.

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No. I meant more like talk to her...

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in person.

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Oh.

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Great note. I can do that.

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You know, Eleanor is lucky

to have a friend like you.

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Thank you.

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[McEnroe] Devi was feeling

pretty proud of herself.

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She had been a really good friend

to go behind Eleanor's back

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and insert herself

into their family drama.

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-Cheeto, Eleanor?

-Thank you, Devi.

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[McEnroe] Not the last time

she's gonna be saying that.

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And now it was time to come to the rescue

of her other best friend.

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You okay, Fab?

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I'm just really scared

to tell my family I'm gay.

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Why? Aren't they liberal?

I know you mom drives a hybrid.

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Yeah, but she's already disappointed

I'm not girlier.

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I found a vision board she made

for my life.

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It includes a Tuscan wedding

to Michael B. Jordan.

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Okay, but, like,

who wouldn't want to get married

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to Michael B. Jordan in Tuscany?

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Me. I don't want to.

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Right. Right, right, right.

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You're gay. I get it.

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I just think maybe you need

to give her a chance to prove you wrong.

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I know, but right now,

she's organizing the PTA bake sale,

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and she's already stressed out.

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Fab, tell her whenever you're ready.

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But I have a good feeling about your mom.

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And my instincts for parent stuff

are usually pretty dead on.

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Hello! Hi, girls.

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Hello, Eleanor.

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Mom, what are you doing here?

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Devi said that I should come

and speak to you in person.

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So you thought you would just show up

in the middle of the day at my school?

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Yeah. I thought it could be like

a fun study break.

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Look. I brought tacos.

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[scoffs]

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Eleanor, wait!

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What did you do?

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Eleanor, come on.

Please stop running away from me,

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even though it's a very cinematic way

to emote.

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How long have you been in LA?

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I've been here for two months.

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Two months? Why didn't you call me?

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Honey, I can explain.

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I didn't call you

because I didn't want to see you.

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I'm about to run again.

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What I meant to say was

that I didn't want you to see me,

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because I'm a failure.

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I was fired from the cruise.

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I was dumped in Jamaica

with nothing but my suitcase

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and another woman whose husband

had fallen off the ship.

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Oh, Mom.

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When I got back here,

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I just wanted to book something else

before I tried to see you again.

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I didn't want you to see me

as an out-of-work actor mom.

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I wanted you to see me

as a forensic scientist on Bosch.

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I don't care what your job is.

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I just want you in my life.

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Dad and Sharon try,

but they don't really get me.

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Sharon took me to see Spamalot.

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Sweetie, no.

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I've just really missed you.

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I've missed you too,

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but I'm here now.

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And if you'll let me,

I want to be the mom that you deserve.

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I'd like that too.

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[sentimental music playing]

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Starting right now.

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Why don't we bake cookies for the PTA?

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And I'm not talking about

director Paul Thomas Anderson.

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His publicist doesn't accept baked goods.

I've tried.

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Wow. I don't think

we've ever baked together.

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I know. It'll be so special.

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Oh, shoot. Where are we gonna do it?

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I'm living with four 19-year-olds,

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and I'm using the oven

as my closet right now.

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You can make them at my house.

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[Ms. Wong] Devi, thank you again

for letting us borrow your kitchen,

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and for letting me use

your washing machine.

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The one in my building

smells like an old person's mouth.

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I'm just happy

to see you and Eleanor together again.

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Did you hear?

She got a part in the school play.

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Oh, my God. Really?

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It's not a big deal.

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Yes, it is! I'm so proud of you.

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Another thespian in the family.

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You know,

we're practically the Barrymores.

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Ooh! Or the Fannings.

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Yeah. I guess you'll have to stick around

and help Eleanor through rehearsals.

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Don't worry. I'm not going anywhere.

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I thought about giving Broadway

another try,

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but it's not what it used to be.

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Okay, so catch me up.

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What's the goss? Who are we dating?

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Are we coupled up? Are we singies?

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I have a boyfriend. His name is Oliver,

and he's on the tech crew.

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Good girl.

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Smart to date a techie

and not a fellow actor.

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Less of an ego battle that way.

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I know! He really lets me shine...

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by aiming a spotlight on me.

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So you know who's a cutie?

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That boy that came

to the restaurant last week.

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He had a sexy name.

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Sexton, Six-Pack...

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Paxton! Devi knows all about him.

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[whispers] They used to be lovers.

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[gasps]

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Yup. Paxton and me, totally happened.

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No, I love it.

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Good for you, Devi.

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You know, I've been known

to punch above my weight too.

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Nathan Lane.

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So, Fabiola, what about you?

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There must be some pretty girl

you have your eye on at school.

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-Eleanor, you told her?

-No, I swear.

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No, she didn't say anything.

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I have excellent gaydar.

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I dated Nathan Lane for three years.

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Okay, yeah. It's true,

but could you not tell anyone?

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I've only come out to these guys

and my robot.

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I haven't told my family yet.

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Of course, sweetie.

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You guys are my girls.

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Whatever happens in this gab sesh...

stays in the gab sesh.

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Mmm!

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Almond butter fudge?

Are you trying to kill someone?

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No tree nuts.

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Get this out of my bake sale.

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I'm on it.

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Hello, everybody.

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Cupcakes are here.

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Elise!

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Mwah!

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Store-bought?

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Everyone else's mom went hella homemade.

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Oh, I'm sorry. I was too busy saving

my patients' lives from melanoma.

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You think Mrs. Fields could do that?

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[gasps] Mom, you made it!

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[McEnroe] Looking on

at this gorgeous maternal scene,

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Devi couldn't help but feel proud.

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Unfortunately, not everyone was

as happy to see Joyce.

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Hello, ladies.

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Hello, Joyce.

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We didn't know you were back in town.

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[McEnroe] You see, ten years ago,

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Joyce had offered to take the girls

to a carnival,

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but she left them with the face painter

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when she got a last-minute audition

for NCIS.

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She thought she could land the role

and be back

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by the time the painter was done.

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She was wrong on both accounts.

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So, Joyce, to what do we owe

your sudden return?

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Well, as you know,

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I've been traveling for years

doing musical theater,

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but it finally occurred to me

that I have to be in LA,

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because LA has the one thing

no other town has:

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Hollywood.

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I'm an actor.

I have to be where the jobs are.

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And also, of course,

where your daughter is.

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Of course. Well, that goes without saying.

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I've missed Eleanor terribly...

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and your girls too.

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I was so excited that I got to hang out

with them yesterday.

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You hung out with them yesterday?

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Yeah. We had a fun gal hang.

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We baked cookies, we gossiped.

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I got to know

all about their high-school love lives.

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Love lives? No, no, no.

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They're too young for love,

and frankly, to have a life.

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I know. They've grown up so fast.

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I can't believe they have boyfriends

and girlfriends already.

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[Elise] Excuse me?

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Who has a girlfriend?

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Nope. Nobody has a girlfriend.

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So who has a boyfriend?

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[Joyce] Eh, eh, eh.

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I promised I wouldn't say anything

that I was told at the gab sesh.

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Does Devi have a boyfriend?

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Which is interesting

because Devi is forbidden from dating

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until she's old enough to rent a car.

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Who is it?

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Is it Frank with the receding hairline?

I knew it.

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The crossing guard? No.

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Then tell me. Who is it?

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Nalini, calm down.

She's not with Paxton anymore.

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Paxton? Mr. Cheekbones from the hospital?

The one I caught in your bed?

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You found him in her bed?

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So you did know they were having sex?

I'm confused.

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-No.

-What?

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What? That Devi is having what?

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No, I didn't. I didn't have sex.

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I was lying.

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Paxton was never my boyfriend,

and we never did anything.

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Yeah, yeah, she never did anything.

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She's as pure as the driven snow.

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No, really. I never kissed him or anyone.

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I lied to everyone, okay?

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I'm a big virgin fraud.

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Well, that was an emotional ride.

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Where shall I set up my cookies?

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Devi, we're leaving.

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[dramatic music playing]

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I do not completely understand

what happened today,

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so I'm just gonna blame Joyce for it.

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But just to be clear,

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you are not to have any sexual contact

with boys,

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even in the lies you tell.

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I promise you don't have anything

to worry about.

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I better not.

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[McEnroe] The day was an epic fail.

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Thanks to Devi,

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Eleanor's crazy mom almost blabbed

that Fabiola was gay,

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and her friends knew she was a liar.

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The first "F" she'd ever gotten

was on this test of friendship.

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Wow, Mom. You almost sold everything.

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Not too shabby for an event

that kind of got off to a rocky start.

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Yeah. I just feel bad for Eleanor.

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He mother is such a flake. [laughs]

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We should feel really lucky

that we're just a normal family.

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What do you mean by normal?

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Well, just that we're like...

mmm, regular.

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We're not causing scenes everywhere.

We aren't embarrassing.

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I don't know. Some things about me

may be embarrassing to you.

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No, I'm not embarrassed by your robots

or by your weird clothes.

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Okay. Does seem like

you had those locked and loaded.

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No, no, no,

I love those things about you.

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I love everything about you.

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You promise?

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Of course.

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Where's this coming from?

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I'm gay.

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Oh, God. You're not saying anything.

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You're disappointed.

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-I knew you would be--

-Fabiola...

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Now you're making that face you make

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when the waiter says they're out

of the entree you ordered.

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No. Fabiola, calm down.

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[stammers] I am not disappointed.

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You just hit me with something really big,

and I'm trying to process.

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Please, sit.

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Uh...

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I don't know what to say.

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Have you been trying to tell me this

for a while?

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Kinda, but I didn't know how.

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Oh.

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That must've been really hard.

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Oh, honey, I love you,

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and there is nothing

that you could ever tell me

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that would change that.

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I just want you to be happy.

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Really?

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You're okay with that?

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Come here.

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Wait. Is that why you called

that weird family meeting about AP Latin?

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-Yeah.

-So you can switch back to French?

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Oh, thank God!

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Our Marseilles trip is still on.

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[knock at door]

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Hey, is the bake sale over?

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Yes, I'm sorry, it is.

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Cool. I heard you could get the things

that didn't sell for free.

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Who said that, Eric?

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I don't know. Can I have them?

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Fine.

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[school bell ringing]

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[Devi] Hey, guys.

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So what was that yesterday?

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You didn't make love

to Paxton Hall-Yoshida?

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You lied to us?

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Technically, I didn't lie.

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You assumed I had sex with Paxton,

and I didn't correct you.

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That's lying.

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Yes, Jonah. I see that now.

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Why didn't you tell us the truth?

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Well, to be fair, it did seem like

it was gonna happen eventually.

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So I guess I was just really telling you

a future truth.

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Hey, you're being

really sketchy right now.

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I know I am.

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Ugh. I'm sorry.

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I get it if you want to replace me

with Jonah.

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What?

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I've been a really shitty friend,

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so I understand

if you prefer Jonah's company over mine.

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Devi, we don't want to replace you

with Jonah.

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Yeah. Also, Fab and I are allowed

to have more than one other friend.

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And I honestly can't commit full time

to this group

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because I have

a very demanding social life.

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But because of me,

Ms. Wong almost outed you to your mom.

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I ended up coming out to her anyway.

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And it actually went okay.

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Really? That's awesome.

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You guys, I'm really sorry.

I don't know what I was thinking.

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I guess the lie sounded better

than my real life.

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They always do.

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That's why on my acting resume I say

I know how to ride a motorcycle.

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Makes me sound more mysterious.

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But what happens if you get a part

where you have to ride a motorcycle?

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Listen, I just want you both to know

that I've really learned my lesson

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and I promise to be a better friend

from now on.

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So no more weird lies about your sex life.

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Yeah, definitely.

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No more of those.

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[sentimental music playing]

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I thought we all agreed

we are gonna be off-book today,

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but if you need your scripts,

you need your scripts.

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I can't learn your lines for you.

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Mr. Schleicher, allow me

to introduce professional working actress

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and Equity member, Joyce Wong,

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also known as my mother.

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Nice to meet you.

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Pleasure is all mine.

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Would it be okay if she sat

in our rehearsal today?

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She's the reason I started acting

in the first place.

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Of course. I love an unannounced parent...

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especially one with acting credentials.

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You must be so proud of your daughter,

our youngest lead actor ever.

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The lead?

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-Oh, my goodness! How wonderful!

-[Mr. Schleicher] Yeah.

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Okay. Why don't we get started?

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Everyone get up on stage. Let's pick up

where we left off in scene seven.

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[Mr. Schleicher] Okay, Tom,

take it from your line.

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[Tom] I'm going to the movies.

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[in Southern accent]

That's right. Go to the movies. Go.

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Don't think about us:

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a mother deserted,

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an unmarried sister who's crippled

and has no job.

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Don't let anything interfere

with your selfish pleasure.

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[Mr. Schleicher] Amazing, Eleanor.

Better than Katharine Hepburn.

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[phone chimes]

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[McEnroe] What the hell was this?

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Paxton was texting her...

to go to his house?

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[Fabiola] Devi, help. We got a situation.

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Eleanor's mom is gone. She left this note.

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"My Darling Eleanor..."

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[Joyce] I wanted more than anything

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to be able to stay here with you

in California.

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But I know that to live my life

without regrets,

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I need to give Broadway one more shot.

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Please forgive me.

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Love, Mom.

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Oh, my God.

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Eleanor's freaking out. She quit the play.

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-What?

-She said she's giving up acting forever.

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And now she's in the drama room

having a meltdown.

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We have to help her.

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I'm gonna grab her lavender oils,

and I'll meet you in the drama room.

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Maybe you can play Laura Linney reading

an audiobook for her.

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-That usually calms her down.

-Uh...

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[McEnroe] This was her chance

to make good on her promise

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to be a better friend.

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[phone chimes]

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Damn. That's a hard one to ignore.

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["Armed And Dangerous"

by Chaos Chaos playing]

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#λΈ”λ‘œκ·Έμ²«μ€„ #μ˜μ–΄ #μ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€ #λ―Έλ“œ #neverhaveiever #μ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€λ²• #μ˜μ–΄λ…Έν•˜μš° #λ―Έλ“œμ‰λ„μž‰

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#μ˜μ–΄λͺ…μ–Έ #λͺ…μ–Έ #ν•œμ€„λͺ…μ–Έ #쒋은글 #긍정 #μ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€ν˜Όμžν•˜κΈ° #λ„·ν”Œλ¦­μŠ€λ―Έλ“œμΆ”μ²œ

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#λ―Έλ“œμ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€ #λ―Έλ“œμΆ”μ²œ #λ―Έκ΅­λ¬Έν™” #μ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€ν•˜κΈ°μ’‹μ€λ―Έλ“œ #μ˜μ–΄ν•΄μ„

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#μ˜μ–΄κ³΅λΆ€ν˜Όμžν•˜κΈ° #μ˜μ–΄νšŒν™” #μ˜μ–΄νšŒν™”λ¬Έμž₯ #κΈ°μ΄ˆμ˜μ–΄

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#λ―Έλ“œμžλ§‰ #λ―Έλ“œμŠ€ν¬λ¦½νŠΈ #script

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