OK, Joe, this is it. "I'm going to Fanny's Burgers."
Joe, you've just won the championship. What are you gonna do now?
Daddy, you won the championship!
Aw, Peyton, I won much more than that.
Most scenes together: Joe Kingman & Peyton (7), Joe Kingman & Monique Vasquez (2)
OK, Joe, this is it. "I'm going to Fanny's Burgers."
Joe, you've just won the championship. What are you gonna do now?
Daddy, you won the championship!
Aw, Peyton, I won much more than that.
No, I have to get back before she does. [realizes what she said]
What did you say? [Peyton eats her dessert] You said "you have to get back before she does"? Isn't your Mom picking you up?
Well, um...
Peyton?
I was planning to tell you, Joe. I really was. Actually, you're gonna love it. It's just L-O-L...
Quit stalling.
I was supposed to be studying at a special ballet program this summer, but instead, I snuck away to come meet you.
You ran away? You ran away?! Is your mom even in Africa?
About that?
What have you done?!
I'm sure there's a reasonable...
The press is gonna eat me alive. What a stupid, stupid, stupid thing for you to do. Did you stop to think about how this was gonna impact me? [Peyton starts to cough out of nut allergies] Oh, that's not gonna work this time. You are in serious trouble.
OK, she's sweating like crazy, she's coughing, and her lips are swelling.
Oh, come on. Don't fall for that. She's a little world-class performer.
I don't think she's acting right now, OK? Give me 1 second. [to Peyton] Are you allergic to something?
Nuts.
Did you know that? [Joe remembers her saying that and turns worried] The dessert has nuts. Take her to the hospital. Come on.
Ninth and Woodrow. I'll get the car. [Joe runs off] Hey, where are you going? What are you doing?
Excuse me, sir.
Help, help! My daughter needs help! Help!
What do we got here?
Help. She's allergic. She can't breathe. She's allergic to nuts.
It looks like an anaphylactic reaction. Set her down.
She can't breathe.
Baby. Baby, open up your mouth. [uses a flashlight to look inside Peyton's mouth] The airway is almost close. Let's move her. 10 liters non-rebreather mask.
I'll show you to the family waiting room. It's going to be fine. They're going to take care of her. She'll be OK.
Peyton Kelly's father?
Your daughter is responding well to the treatment. We're gonna keep her overnight just to be sure, but she's gonna be fine.
You were really, really lucky this time.
She's going to be alright.
Yeah.
OK.
Please tell me Peyton's alright.
She's going to be…
She's going to be fine. The doctor says that she's going to be fine.
You're lucky that I haven't called the police.
Karen?
I got home early, and I see you and Peyton. [shows Joe a magazine] Your faces are plastered on the front of every magazine. [approaches Joe] I called Peyton 100 times yesterday, but she didn't answer. I flew out here, got off the plane, and I see all of this on the news.
Karen?
Is that all you can say for yourself is "Karen"?
I thought you were dead.
I can assure you, I'm not dead. How did you find her?
I didn't, she found me. Wait a minute. Is Peyton's mom still in Africa?
She didn't tell you, did she? [short pause] Joe… [stops talking for a second, then continues] Sara died in a car accident 6 months ago.
Um, milk, flour, eggs, cinnamon.
Cinnamon? I'm allergic to cinnamon!
I'm sorry.
You're sowry? I'm talking like this and all you can say is you're sowry?
I'm allergic to nuts.
I thought you were dead.
I can assure you I am not dead.
I'm going to take my daughter home.
Daddy you won the championship!
Aw, Peyton. I won much more than that.
I'm not giving you 28 grams of empty carbohydrates. We do not do simple sugars in this house.
But I'm a kid and kids love sugar. I mean, the simpler, the better.
Well, my dad never let me have sugar.
Aww. Is that why you never smile?
Well, who are you here with?
My father.
Well, you better go get him, because I'm sure he's looking for you.
He's not looking for me.
How do you know?
Because he's looking at me.
What?
Hi, we've never met before, you were married to my mom, Sara. Sara Kelly. My name is Peyton. I'm your daughter.
You get into people's minds, JUST LIKE HER!
Well, at least I have a mind, otherwise I'd be JUST LIKE YOU!
You need to be a mom to do this stuff.
I don't know about that. True, mothers are smarter, kinder, and better at just about everything...
Stupid is a mean word.
No it isn't.
Yes it is.
No it isn't.
Yes it is.
Ballerinas can jump just as high as you but when they come down they come down in plies, and then they stand pointe, and they stand like that for hours. If ballet was easy, it would be called football.
Fathers are the ones that pick you up and give you the courage to do stuff you never thought you could.
I have an answer for your question Peyton. Win or lose today, you're the best thing that's ever happened to me.
You don't get abs like these eating peanut butter patties.
You've been playing kid your entire life. And I just joined the Dad team.