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Homework & Hidden Talents
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory practice room.
Dez: The rules are simple. First, we shake up this can of carbonation extreme, the most carbonated drink in the world...
Austin: Then we shut our eyes and mix them up.
Dez: And now, we open them to see who gets sprayed in the face. I'll go first.
Austin: Whew. Me next. Ah! I feel so alive! Your turn, Ally.
Ally: Yeah, I'm not opening that can.
Austin: What?
Dez: Oh, come on!
Austin: That's the whole point!
Dez: Come on!
Trish: Guess who has to do a book report! On some stupid book called, the Lonely Maiden's Journey. This is horrible! What am I supposed to do?
Ally: This might sound a little crazy, but maybe read the book, then write a report about it?
Trish: Eh. Anyone have any better ideas?
Dez: Oh! You could do what I always do... instead of writing book reports, I make a video about the book, and I always get a good grade.
Austin: He lets me act in them. Last week, I got to be Antony and Cleopatra.
Dez: Whoo!
Ally: Why didn't you ask me to be Cleopatra?
Dez: You?
Austin: Well, Trish, maybe Dez can help you with your assignment?
Trish: Huh. That's not a bad idea. Dez can direct, and I can star in it!
Dez: I'm in! Here! Let's celebrate our video with a can of carbonation extreme.
Trish: Wow. That is extreme.
Theme Song
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory.
Austin: Wow. That was amazing! Are you waiting for a lesson?
Ally: I hope not. She is way better than me.
Violet Hayden: I know. I'm way better than most people. There's nothing you can teach me.
Ally: Well, I could teach you modesty.
Violet: Well, I don't like to brag, but I'm actually better at modesty than most people, too.
Austin: So, why are you here?
Violet: You're gonna be teaching my sister, Shelby. I'm just dropping her off and setting the bar impossibly high. Good luck, sis.
Shelby Hayden: Bye, Violet.
Austin: Hey, Shelby. Man, if your sister is that good, you must be pretty good, too.
Shelby: Nope.
Austin: Well, I'm sure you've got some understanding of how to play?
Shelby: Nope.
Austin: Have you ever picked up a violin?
Shelby: I tried playing once, but I was so bad my teacher quit after one lesson.
Ally: Well, that's terrible! Your teacher didn't even give you a chance. What an awful, horrible person.
Shelby: My teacher was my sister.
Ally: Oh. But she seemed so nice.
Shelby: I wish I had a musical talent.
Ally: Well, I believe everybody has talent inside them, and with some lessons and practice, I promise I can make you great... Like your sister.
Shelby: You really think you can make me as good as Violet?
Ally: Uh, yeah.
Shelby: I can't wait to start.
Ally: Okay, just fill out this form.
Austin: Can you give us a sec? Ally, what are you doing? You're getting this girl's hopes up.
Ally: I know I can help her! We started the A&A music factory to help people just like Shelby.
Austin: I know, but you promised her she'd be as good as her sister, and you haven't even heard her play.
Ally: She can't be that bad. Okay. Okay. You don't know that's her.
Austin: I'm looking right at her.
Interior. Marino High School.
Trish: This video book report is a great idea, Dez. It combines two of my greatest passions in life... acting... And taking the easy way out.
Dez: So, tell me, what do you know about a Lonely Maiden's Journey?
Trish: I know that it's a book, and I know that I don't want to read it.
Dez: The story opens up on our heroine, Cecilia. The war has just ended, and she must travel by foot to the north with her baby, Scarlet.
Trish: Uh, this is a giant sausage.
Dez: Yeah. We can't afford a real baby... Or lunch, and I am starving. Give me Scarlet. Mmm. That is good sausage baby. Let's start with the crying scene. I'll just grab some onions.
Trish: Oh, I'm an amazing actress. I don't need onions to help me cry.
Dez: Oh, no. In this scene, you're crying because the villagers are throwing onions at you to get you off their property. And action!
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory practice room.
Ally: The key is to have a soft, delicate touch. Now, you try.
Shelby: Okay. Delicate.
Ally: Uh, maybe... Even more delicate than that.
Austin: How's it going in here?
Ally: Good. So good. This girl has a lot of potential. Stay right there. We're gonna... I don't want you to hear Shelby until she's totally perfected her technique.
Austin: Well, from downstairs, her technique sounds like two raccoons fighting in a dumpster.
Ally: Stop being so negative. I can get her there. In fact, I'll bet you I can have her concert ready by the next friends and family night.
Austin: Oh, really?
Ally: Sure, and if I fail, I'll make you a five-foot pancake.
Austin: Like the one we saw on that TV show, America's Biggest Breakfast Foods?
Ally: Yup.
Austin: Okay. And what do you want if you win?
Ally: Huh. I hadn't really thought about it, but I guess, off the top of my head, maybe... This beautiful, one-of-a-kind, designer sterling silver necklace with a moon charm pendant from Jilly & Sons.
Austin: Off the top of your head, huh?
Ally: I'll email you the info, 'cause you're going down! Downtown! 'Cause, uh... That's where the jewelry store is.
Shelby: Uh, where do you keep the violin glue?
Interior. Mall of Miami.
Trish: It has been three long days since I have set foot on land, and I am sitting on this block of ice, freezing my buns off! And if the director doesn't yell cut in five seconds, I'm gonna...
Dez: Cut! Trish, none of that is in the script.
Trish: But I can't feel my legs. I know you said using real ice is more professional, but can we please use the fake stuff?
Dez: I'm sorry. My watch must be broken, 'cause I had no idea it was amateur hour!
Trish: I'm freezing! I've been sitting on this block of ice for two hours!
Dez: Well, Cecilia was stuck on the iceberg for two days! Did she complain?
Trish: I don't know! I didn't read the book! Look, we've been doing crazy stunts all day. Isn't there a scene where I'm laying down, taking a nap, or something?
Dez: Fine. Let's do the desert scene. All you have to do is lie down on the sand...
Trish: Oh, sounds good. I can do that.
Dez: Then I cover you with these live tarantulas!
Trish: Aah!
Dez: Ooh! Good scream, but I think you can do better. Live tarantulas!
Trish: Aah!
Dez: That's the one.
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory.
Austin: So, I've got all my dance students ready for friends and family night. What do you think of this dance move?
Ally: Not bad. Speaking of friends and family night, Shelby's been getting a lot better at violin. Listen. Shelby, show him what you got.
Austin: Huh. Wow. That's really good for just a week.
Violet: Pfft! Really good? You should see what I could do after one week. Oh, and you can! Because it's still online.
Shelby: Here we go.
Austin: "Three-year-old girl wows crowd at Carnegie Hall."
Ally: How did you get your little toddler fingers to move so fast?
Violet: Well, I did have the best teacher... me! I'm self-taught!
Shelby: Okay. We get it. You're the talented one, and I'm not. I don't even know why I bother trying. I quit.
Ally: Wha... Shelby, wait!
Violet: So, you want to see the video again? Of course you do.
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory practice room.
Ally: If you're here for your pancake, I didn't make it yet. I had to special order an extra large griddle.
Austin: I don't care about the pancake. Delicious, fluffy, five-foot pancake...
Ally: Ugh. I can't believe Shelby quit. I tried so hard.
Austin: And you were making a lot of progress. I really thought you'd pull it off.
Ally: Then why did you bring in this huge pad of butter?
Austin: I was just teasing. I'm sorry. But... Here. I got you this.
Ally: Austin! You got me the moon necklace? And you added a sun.
Austin: Yeah. That's you and me... Austin Moon, Ally daw-sun.
Ally: Aww, thanks, Austin. But... I lost the bet.
Austin: It doesn't matter. I bought you this because I believe in you. Look at the back.
Ally: "I believe in you, and together, we can go fart."
Austin: They ran out of room. It was supposed to say, "together, we can go farther than the moon."
Ally: Aww. I still feel so bad about Shelby.
Austin: Yeah.
Ally: What can we do?
Austin: Hey. Maybe we can teach her something besides the violin?
Ally: That's a great idea! If we can find that thing that she's good at, she'll stop comparing herself to her sister.
Austin: When you were working with her, did you notice any hidden talents?
Ally: Uh, she's good at breaking things?
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory.
Trish: Help! Oh!
Austin and Ally: Trish?
Trish: Can you guys help me! Oh, hurry up! Oh, I'm getting really dizzy. Ugh. Oh, oh...
Ally: Okay...
Trish: Slowly. Slowly, still spinning. Slowly. Ugh.
Ally: I got you, I got you.
Trish: The room is still spinning.
Ally: Oh, here you go. Wait, look what Austin got me.
Trish: Seriously?
Ally: Sorry.
Austin: Why were you hanging up there?
Trish: Dez hung me up here for my video book report, then that doof realized he forgot the baby at school.
Ally: You left a baby at school?
Trish: It's a sausage baby. Don't ask.
Ally: Wait, I thought your book report was on a Lonely Maiden's Journey?
Trish: It is. This is the part where the baby, played by a sausage, accidentally crawls out of the helicopter, then the maiden, played by yours truly, jumps out to rescue her.
Austin: Cool.
Ally: What? You know none of that stuff happens in the book, right?
Trish: Excuse me?
Ally: Yeah. You have the book right here. It takes place right after the civil war. They didn't even have helicopters then.
Trish: Wait... Does Cecilia get stuck on an iceberg? Does she get attacked by tarantulas? Fall down an elevator shaft? Dodge exploding hockey pucks? Get her leg stuck in the toilet?
Austin: This sounds like the best book ever!
Ally: Except none of that stuff happens.
Trish: Dez! Give me that! Whoa. Still kind of dizzy. Oh.
Ally: Oh!
Austin: Good. Shelby, you're here!
Shelby: I got your message. I don't know why you called. I told you, I'm done taking violin lessons.
Ally: That's what we want to talk to you about.
Austin: Just because your sister's good at violin, doesn't mean you have to be. Maybe you're talented at something else.
Shelby: You think so?
Ally: Yeah! But... like, the flute!
Austin: Ooh, or the guitar!
Ally: Uh, maybe the clarinet?
Austin: Or saxophone?
Ally: What about piano?
Austin: Or songwriting?
Ally: I mean, there's lots of different ways to express yourself musically.
Austin: There's gotta be something here that she's good at.
Ally: Uh... Maybe I...
Austin: Um...
Ally: Dance.
Austin: Or trumpet!
Ally: Shelby, you're a really good dancer!
Shelby: I don't know. I just like to dance by myself in my room when I'm bored.
Austin: You have real talent. You have to dance at family and friends night.
Shelby: Really? Do you think dancing will impress my sister?
Ally: Oh yeah, it will.
Austin: Come on, let's see what you got. I like that move. Oh, try this one. Yeah!
Shelby: How about this?
Austin: I can do that. I just... Haven't stretched.
Interior. Marino High School.
Dez: All right. Let's shoot the scene where Cecilia gets caught in the mudslide. Why don't you go put on your costume, then I'm gonna cover you in mud.
Trish: You know, I was thinking. Maybe you should play the role of Cecilia in this scene.
Dez: You think? I mean, I knew I had the chops for it, but... waah! Hey! Aah!
Trish: Now, what if after the mudslide, Cecilia goes to a cereal factory?
Dez: I don't know if that's actually in the script.
Trish: And you know what goes great with cereal? Milk.
Dez: Uh... I'm starting to get the feeling that you're upset with me about something.
Trish: I was up all night reading a Lonely Maiden's Journey. None of that stuff you made me do is in that book!
Dez: Oh. That's what this is all about. I was just trying to jazz it up to help you get a good grade. The real book is boring. The maiden doesn't even go on a journey. It's 300 pages of a woman looking out a window watching crops die. Ugh.
Trish: Dez, the journey in the book was clearly a metaphor! The crops dying symbolized the death of an ideal life that may or may not exist.
Dez: Oh.
Trish: You have no idea what I'm talking about, do you?
Dez: No.
Trish: Well, there was a lot of interesting symbolism in the book, and... I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm gonna go write a book report.
Dez: So, does that mean we're not gonna shoot the scene where Cecilia gets a 20-minute foot massage from a handsome Italian sailor? Giovanni! Oh. You can go. I'm sorry.
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory
Ally: Great job, Charlie! Whoo! I want to thank everybody for coming out to friends and family night. We have one more special musical performance this evening... Shelby Hayden, with a little help from our very own Austin Moon!
Shelby and Austin dance to "Finally Me".
Ally: Wow!
Trish: That was so amazing!
Dez: So cool!
Violet: Oh, Shelby. I've been the most talented person in this family for my entire life, and now that I've seen you dance, I still am, but I'm happy that you're a close second.
Shelby: So, does this mean you liked it?
Violet: Liked it? I loved it! You're an amazing dancer!
Shelby: I know. I am pretty amazing. Thanks, guys. That was so much fun! Can we do it again?
Austin: You mean right now? Maybe I'll just watch this time.
Dez: I'll take this, buddy.
Interior. Austin & Ally Music Factory practice room.
Austin: This pancake is awesome! This is the greatest thing anyone has ever done for me, even though, technically, I didn't win the bet.
Ally: I know, but... I want to thank you for believing in me. And for thinking we can go fart.
Dez: I didn't get the joke, but you said "fart," so... Aww.
Trish: Guess who got an "A" on her book report. All I had to do was read the book, and then report about it. It was so easy. Who knew?
Ally: Anybody who's ever done a book report?
Dez: Oh, Trish. I showed our video to my film class. They loved your acting! They want you to star in our next project, "Attack of the shark-noceros".
Trish: No thanks. I don't want to be attacked by anything else.
Dez: No. You'd be the shark-noceros.
Trish: Okay, then I'm in!
End credits, end of episode
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