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The Wonder Years :: Unpacking (06x14)
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| Title: | Unpacking |
| Episode #: | 06x14 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday February 03rd, 1993 |
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Winnie has Kevin help her to set up Jeff and Ann. But Jeff feels guilty about hurting the girlfriend he had in his old town and Ann gets mad that Jeff doesn't want to be with her. Things get worse when Winnie blames Jeff and Ann's problems on Kevin. | | There are no foreign summaries for this episode: Contribute |
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •The Champs | Tequila | | | •Steely Dan | Reelin' In The Years | |
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Jeff: So, make yourself at home.
Kevin: Right.
Narrator/Adult: If "home" meant a two-bedroom, pool-side condo - with boxes.
Kevin: So, I see you really fixed the place up.
Jeff: Yeah, I think it's all coming together.
Kevin: Aren't you ever gonna unpack?
Jeff: Nah, I like it like this...[rolls his hands]...sort of..."early-American divorce settlement", you know...
Mrs. Billings: Hey, you guys!
Jeff: Hey.
Kevin: Hi, Mrs. Billings.
Mrs. Billings: How was your day?
Jeff: A complete and total waste of time.
Mrs. Billings: Oh! I thought you learned that yesterday...
Jeff: Hey, did Dad call?
Mrs. Billings: Well...yes...But he said he can't come in this week.
Jeff: Oh. Sure...No problem. So, you want to play some ball or something? I know I have a mitt around here somewhere...
Kevin: Listen, Jeff, since your dad's not coming in this week, you want to do somethin'?
Jeff: Like what?
Kevin: We can double, or something.
Jeff: Can't.
Kevin: Why not?
Jeff: I told you - I already got a girl. So you gonna help me find this glove or not?
Kevin: Sure!
Narrator/Adult: After all, no skin off my nose. When it came to life's problems, Jeff had his... | Winnie: Kevin, this is Anne Sheer. She's new in school.
Narrator/Adult: My old girlfriend's new girlfriend.
Anne: Hi.
Kevin: Hi. Well, how do you like it so far?
Anne: Oh, fine. I'll see you guys in a bit.
Winnie: She's cute, isn't she?
Kevin: I guess so.
Winnie: She's funny.
Kevin: Uh-huh.
Winnie: She's also a little lonely.
Narrator/Adult: Uh-oh. I knew where this was heading.
Winnie: Maybe we could fix her up with somebody.
Narrator/Adult: There it was. "We" again.
Kevin: Winnie, don't do this. I hate fixing people up - it never works out, and it always ends up being my fault. Besides, I don't know anyone who needs a date.
Jeff: Hey, you guys! What's happenin'?
Kevin: Oh, no. No - forget it!
Narrator/Adult: After all, the guy had a girl. No way he was gonna -
Anne: Hi! I'm back.
Jeff: Hi...
Anne: Hi...
Winnie: Anne, this is Jeff. Jeff, this is -
Jeff: Welcome to the monkey-house.
Anne: You read Vonnegut?
Jeff: Oh, sure...when-whenever I can.
Anne: Did you read "Slaughterhouse Five"?
Jeff: Yeah, Billy Pilgrim and Montana *Wildcat*...
Anne: She and Billy were so much in love.
Jeff: Yeah, but he time-traveled.
Anne: But they kept...coming back together.
Narrator/Adult: It was kinda like being in the middle of a furnace. But then...
Jeff: Um, yeah - I gotta get going.
Kevin: Huh?
Jeff: I just got some stuff to do...Anyway, it was nice talking to you. | Narrator/Adult: So I forgot about the gutters, and drove the hundred-and-ten miles to Jeff's old town. I couldn't say why. All I knew was - the guy asked me, and I couldn't say no.
(in Kevin's car driving Jeff to his hometown)
Jeff: Hang a right, here.
Narrator/Adult: The funny thing was, his town looked almost exactly the same as mine.
Jeff: See this park over here? One time, this guy named Tommy Burns drank three six-packs and puked for four hours, straight.
Kevin: They out to declare it a historical landmark.
Jeff: Yeah, there was a petition.
Narrator/Adult: This town had history...It had tradition.
(inside a soda shop)
Jeff: Good soda, yeah?
Kevin: Yeah!
Narrator/Adult: It had soda. But the fact was, I still had no idea why we were here.
Jeff: Julie...
Julie: Jeff...Hi.
Jeff: I-I-I- had to see you. So h-h-how is everything? I mean...
Julie: It's about the same, I mean...well the kids are the same - and the teachers...
Jeff: Yeah...
Julie: How are things at your school?
Jeff: Well, you know, it's...it's kinda tough when you're the coolest guy there, you know...[Smiles.]
Narrator/Adult: And suddenly I understood why he'd come - to get back something he was losing.
Julie: I, uh, finished reading the book of Vonnegut short stories.
Jeff: Oh, you did? D-d-did you like 'em?
Julie: Yeah. I loved the one where the business-man lets the deer go free. It made me cry.
Jeff: Yeah...Uh, listen, Julie...I-I-I wanted to write you a letter, but-but, uh...I came here, because, uh...
Julie: I know...
Jeff: Uh, I-I couldn't do this any longer.
Julie: I know...
Jeff: I met somebody else. But-but-but sh-she'll never replace you, you know.
Julie: I met someone, too.
Jeff: Y-Y-You did?
Julie: But I think about you all the time.
Jeff: Me too...God, I hate this.
Julie: Yeah, me too.
Narrator/Adult: And I guess that's when I knew. He hadn't come to here to hold on...
Julie: I, uh...guess I better get going...
Narrator/Adult: He'd come...to let go. |
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