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  • [Plain] Now that this is happening,

  • I need to know your story with Farrah.

  • Farrah and I have been friends since second grade.

  • Nothing's happened between us.

  • Stacey, you look so different.

  • You know I got my nose done.

  • It's cute as a little button. And so natural.

  • I forgot what your old one looked like.

  • -Farrah-- -Oh, right.

  • It had a little bump right here.

  • -Why do you hate Stacey Moorehead? -I have my reasons.

  • -[Will] Is that your dad? -[Farrah] Oh, my God.

  • My dad's making out with Stacey Moorehead's mom.

  • So our real water goes here on the left

  • and our loaded stuff on the right.

  • Would you like a flavored water?

  • I can have my volunteer here grab you one.

  • -Is that what I think it was? -Told you she wouldn't be easy.

  • What are you gonna do about it?

  • I guess give her a cut.

  • [Farrah] It's sad when you think about it,

  • but all these people actually believe

  • that these friendships are gonna last forever.

  • They won't. Some have a term limit

  • that expires when their friends go to college,

  • -but most of these friendships won't even last that long. -Hey.

  • Some fizzle out after a bunch of little cuts,

  • while others die from one big gash.

  • That's why betrayal hurts so much.

  • It can't come from an enemy. It can only come from a friend.

  • But despite all the drama, there's always that one friend

  • who will have your back no matter what.

  • You weren't waiting for me. Having a rough morning?

  • Try gross morning.

  • Pretty sure my parents had morning sex,

  • in the shower, before I used it.

  • -[laughter] -Where's Plain?

  • Doing all kinds of everything but.

  • [siren wails]

  • Oh, we got a 624 in progress, vehicular dry humping.

  • [imitates radio static] I'm gonna check this out

  • for a potential blue-ball situation.

  • You better not be lying to me.

  • Open the back there, please.

  • What's in the box?

  • Wait, what's happening?

  • You're under arrest.

  • -What's he taking? -Looks like Hook's laptop.

  • What?

  • Hey.

  • What did the cops take?

  • -Gummies. -Candy?

  • -Weed gummies. -How many did he have?

  • -Only like five or six. -That's still possession.

  • -What does that mean? -It means he's fu--

  • [feedback interrupting dialogue]

  • In a manner of speaking

  • ♪ I don't think we'll be speaking at all

  • An arrest for possession is huge.

  • What college is gonna take him now?

  • Did the cop give a reason as to why he came up

  • to the car in the first place?

  • What?

  • I mean, it just doesn't make any sense.

  • A cop comes up to a legally parked car

  • and decides he needs to look in the trunk?

  • Plain's boyfriend just got arrested.

  • Can you maybe cool it with the Olivia Pope imitation?

  • Sorry.

  • It's gonna be okay, Jane.

  • Why did the cop check the trunk?

  • I mean, he went there immediately.

  • He had to know something was back there already.

  • You think somebody narced on him?

  • Can you think of someone

  • with a good reason to take Hook down?

  • [marching band plays]

  • -Don't. -Farrah?

  • Shit.

  • What's up?

  • I just wanted to let you know that I had nothing

  • to do with what happened in the parking lot today.

  • I don't recall saying that you did.

  • I know, but I've been watching you,

  • and I know how you think.

  • Just because you're biting off my style

  • and chatting up the Janes doesn't mean

  • -you know how I think. -This isn't exactly your style.

  • It's a little derivative, don't you think?

  • Okay, aren't all styles a little derivative at this point?

  • -I'm sorry, why are you here? -Let's just go, Farrah.

  • I had nothing to gain from getting Hook arrested.

  • Oh, nothing? You already made a play

  • at his share of the snack bar business.

  • Seems like with him gone, you could have the whole till.

  • This isn't corporate America, Farrah.

  • It's high school.

  • This is a lot to handle before 8:00.

  • I'm gonna be late for homeroom.

  • [soft scoff]

  • Three...

  • two... one.

  • [Stacey] Are you sure this is my mom?

  • I mean, sh-- she's not really on the screen.

  • I saw a lot more than what's on the video.

  • Just turn it off.

  • So... what do we do?

  • I honestly have no clue.

  • Look, I have to tell my mom.

  • I think that you should tell your dad.

  • We can't be the ones to tell them.

  • I mean, it's one thing to get caught cheating by your spouse,

  • but it's so much worse if the shit storm

  • -is created by your own kids. -I know.

  • But I can't sleep in my house with my dad at night

  • knowing that he's doing your mom during the day.

  • [scoffs]

  • So...

  • where does that leave us?

  • It leaves me muting the audio

  • and sending it to my mom anonymously.

  • -Farrah-- -That way, I can stay innocent in all this.

  • But everything's gonna change.

  • Look, you can tell your dad any way you want.

  • Whatever makes it go down easier for you.

  • This is so screwed up.

  • Yeah, but at least we're in this together.

  • Okay, I'll tell him.

  • [cell phone chimes]

  • [sighs] What the hell, Cowher?

  • I swear, the FBI will be here tomorrow.

  • -No, the DEA. -Either way, I'm freaking out.

  • Hook supplied the kegs when my parents went to Europe.

  • I bought stuff from him a lot.

  • I know, I'm definitely in that laptop.

  • Man, I need Hook's gummies.

  • I can't even walk after football games.

  • Yeah, it's not like a doc is gonna give

  • a 16-year-old a weed script.

  • -Man. -This sucks!

  • With Hook gone and a narc around here,

  • the party at Ro' High is dead.

  • Since when do you shower after gym?

  • Since my parents sullied mine.

  • -It's a little over-the-top. -Mm, is it?

  • There's a metal bar in the bathroom that the shampoo

  • and stuff rest on, and now all I can picture

  • is my mom just gripping it tightly.

  • Hook's home.

  • They just kept him for a couple of hours,

  • and then they released him to his parents and their lawyer.

  • Was it possession or selling?

  • -Just possession, thank God. -That's great news.

  • Then it'll probably just be a fine.

  • Possession is still a huge deal.

  • Every background check, every employer,

  • every time he wants to rent an apartment.

  • It stays with him forever. He got arrested.

  • And expelled, which are two huge blemishes on the college app.

  • I love Hook, too, and I know he's not Narcos,

  • but he is kind of a drug dealer.

  • Yeah, which is why I can't go two steps without some jackass

  • asking me if their name is on his laptop.

  • I mean, can you blame them?

  • Anyone who bought anything from him

  • should've been shitting eggrolls.

  • Actually, they still should be.

  • They kept his laptop.

  • Why would they keep his laptop?

  • I don't know.

  • The schools freaking out that we have a narc,

  • so I made a list of all the new students in school

  • and other narcish suspects.

  • We can split it up and weed them out.

  • Weed, clever.

  • Seems like a plan.

  • Nice narc post.

  • Way to cause mass hysteria and now a witch hunt.

  • What is that smell?

  • -It's an everything bagel. -No, not that.

  • [sniffs] Oh, so cute.

  • A new scent to woo Hannah?

  • Is it store-bought or did you order it off

  • one of those porn pheromone ads?

  • Did you come here to bust my balls

  • or talk about the narc situation?

  • There is no narc situation,

  • at least not in a Jump Street,

  • Channing Tatum-pretending- to-be-a-teen kind of way.

  • -It's something else. -It's always something else.

  • Why would a narc go after a kid with a few gummies in his trunk?

  • What do you want me to do, post something shiny and diversionary

  • that will shift everyone's attention away from the narc?

  • No, it's too late. The perception's already out there.

  • You can't unring that bell.

  • First you tell me to post what I want,

  • and now you're pissed at me for doing it.

  • Fine, post some dumb shit about Sloan Davis's yoga pants.

  • It could help. And tone down that stench.

  • [thunder rumbling]

  • My dad wants to kill me.

  • Every friend I have is calling

  • just to find out if their name is on my laptop.

  • "Friend" in quotes..

  • Yeah. I'm done. With all of it.

  • Alcohol, everything. My life is totally fubar.

  • Your life is not totally fubar.

  • It's just... temporarily fubar.

  • We both know that's bullshit.

  • You brought me a sour apple Blow Pop

  • when Callie Jackman broke my arm in fourth grade.

  • You showed up at my house with salted malted caramel

  • when you found out my dad left.

  • I know the kind of person you are.

  • Hey. What are you doing here?

  • Just came to see Hook. Why?

  • Hey, babe.

  • No reason, it's just you didn't mention

  • that you were coming over here at lunch or anything.

  • I didn't know I was at the time.

  • How'd you do with your narc list?

  • I came up empty. You?

  • Same.

  • Well, you have company now.

  • Better company than me.

  • So, I'll let you two get to it.

  • Do you have any idea why the cops

  • might have kept your laptop?

  • Don't know.

  • They're not gonna find anything on it anyway.

  • You think I'd be stupid enough to put anything important

  • on a school-issued laptop?

  • Hmm.

  • Okay. I'm really going now.

  • Bye, guys.

  • I've seen that look in her eyes.

  • She's definitely on to something.

  • Why did the cops keep Hook's laptop?

  • -And who told them about it? -What, no masturbation joke?

  • Even your own dick would be turned off

  • by that much body spray.

  • Okay, what-- what about Hook's laptop?

  • -It was school-issued. -So what?

  • So there's no way a cop pulls into a campus lot,

  • approaches a random student's car,

  • and asks to look inside the trunk

  • without someone at the school knowing about it.

  • Someone? You mean my mom. You're here to manipulate me.

  • I want to break into her e-mail.

  • First of all, no.

  • Because you can't or because you won't?

  • Because I can't and I won't. This is insane.

  • You don't even have to be here.

  • I mean, you're on the way to the soccer game

  • to watch your honey play, right?

  • You have shoes on.

  • You never wear shoes in your self-love den.

  • Hannah's not my honey.

  • I need you to help me. No distractions.

  • Plain is at the school right now watching your mom so she can

  • let us know exactly when she leaves the faculty meeting.

  • Farrah, I trust you more than anyone, but this is my mother.

  • Her laptop never has to leave the trailer.

  • [sighs]

  • Look, if you do this for me,

  • I'll tell you how I found out you're The Crotch.

  • Why is saving a drug dealer so important to you?

  • Because he's an old friend, and I had a part in this.

  • I cleared the way for him to do what he does.

  • You didn't make him sell drugs out of the back of his car.

  • I know. But he's one of my guys.

  • Just like you are.

  • You realize if your e-mail hacker comes here,

  • then he's gonna know that we-- that we talk.

  • Yes, I'll deal with it.

  • Fine. Her laptop is yours.

  • But I have to see who it is first.

  • Okay.

  • She's your hacker?

  • Don't call me a hacker.

  • I'm just a chick with a pink laptop.

  • All right, let's see.

  • Holy shit!

  • You want me to break into the principal's e-mail.

  • Are you sure this won't show that we--

  • No last login, no digital footprint,

  • not even a fingerprint, kinda like a ghost.

  • I am curious, though, about this little arrangement.

  • What's, uh-- what's in it for you, Cowher?

  • No arrangement here.

  • Cowher's locker's been next to mine since middle school.

  • So, this is just friends helping friends.

  • All right, yeah, well, this is gonna take a while.

  • Pretty sure you guys have something better to do

  • -than stare at me. -Actually, we do.

  • -We're going to the girls' soccer game. -We are?

  • Haven't you been paying attention? I support the girls' teams.

  • Go, I know what I'm looking for.

  • -Wait, what about Principal Cowher? -Plain's tracking her.

  • The kitchen door is open.

  • Put her laptop on the kitchen table

  • on the orange placemat when you're done.

  • Orange placemat. Got it. Bye-bye.

  • Let's go.

  • Bye.

  • [keyboard clacking]

  • [beeping]

  • [locker closing]

  • Hit me up the second she leaves.

  • -[Plain] You got it. -You're on your own.

  • We were just friends a minute ago.

  • Now I can't be seen with you?

  • You wanna walk in with me? Fine.

  • That won't send mixed signals to Hannah at all.

  • Goodbye.

  • [music playing]

  • I just don't get how everyone

  • lets her push them around like that.

  • Look, I feel like I've known Farrah the longest

  • other than Hurley, and I know it sounds crazy,

  • but she's not an awful person.

  • How could you of all people say that?

  • She's horrible to you.

  • -It's fine, I can take it. -You guys were best friends

  • like last year, and now she looks at you

  • like she wants to claw your eyes out.

  • She may not be the most forgiving person, and, yeah,

  • she walks around like she owns the place,

  • but I don't know, she's good to who she's good to,

  • if that makes sense.

  • God, you still defend her. What did you do?

  • It's complicated.

  • You selling any special waters?

  • I told you, Farrah, I was not

  • and I'm still not after Hook's business.

  • Oh, yet you asked for a cut.

  • It's just a facility fee.

  • I'd never actually sell the stuff myself.

  • A facility fee. [laughs] Okay, Grace.

  • [scoffs]

  • -Farrah, wait. -Yes?

  • Grace had nothing to do with the Hook thing.

  • Uh, it's not enough for her to tell me twice?

  • She had to get you to vouch for her, too?

  • Sorry, but you're not exactly the most trustworthy voucher.

  • Farrah, listen--

  • I don't trust you, and I never will trust you.

  • You have Farrah Lite over there,

  • so why don't you go hang out with her.

  • Did you have a nice family dinner last night?

  • -Because I sure didn't. -I know. I'm sorry.

  • We made a deal to do it together.

  • I sent my mom the video, and you did nothing on your end.

  • -I know we made a pact-- -No, you broke a pact.

  • And now my world is in pieces

  • while your family is totally fine.

  • Listen, my dad lives for my mom, okay?

  • So I have to deal with knowing what I know

  • every time I see them together,

  • but that's something I'm willing to do.

  • You betrayed me, and that's bullshit.

  • But it is really insulting that you're trying

  • to get sympathy from me for being a snake.

  • Well, if it pisses you off so much,

  • you have the most obvious way to make me and my family

  • -as angry as you are. -Are you really asking

  • why I don't send your mother and father the affair video?

  • God, you don't know me at all.

  • [sniffling]

  • [cell phone rings]

  • [Plain] Principal Cowher's pulling out of the teachers' lot right now.

  • Perfect, thanks, I'll call you later.

  • Wait, you think whatever you're doing

  • -is going to help Hook? -I don't know yet.

  • -Are you okay? You sound-- -I gotta go.

  • [whistle blows]

  • One goal, one assist.

  • I wish I'd drafted you on my high school

  • girls' soccer fantasy team.

  • That's a joke, by the way.

  • Probably a creepy one, at that.

  • It was creepy-adjacent, at worst.

  • Well, you seem very, um, at home on the field.

  • Yeah, it's where I feel like my favorite me,

  • -if that makes sense. -It does.

  • Whenever I'm in a place where I feel like I have a purpose,

  • I'm a totally normal person

  • who does not tell creepy-adjacent jokes, like, at all.

  • Um, so...

  • would you want to hang out sometime with me?

  • Yeah. That sounds good.

  • Great. [chuckles]

  • [cell phone buzzes]

  • The faculty meeting must have let out early.

  • -So you better hurry. -Almost done.

  • One last transfer.

  • I'm gonna grab Cowher and head out.

  • -[car approaches] -Shit, she's here.

  • I'll meet you at the place.

  • Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

  • -[computer bleeps] -Yes.

  • You're going on a date with Ilo's sister.

  • How'd you finagle that?

  • Talked about things we have in common.

  • -That's what people do. -Like anxiety stuff?

  • Some, why?

  • You only know about that stuff because of Chadwick's tapes.

  • Kind of pervy, don't you think?

  • It's a gray area.

  • Besides, you're all about leveraging information.

  • -Not to get laid. -So you're above it now.

  • Or are you just that way

  • when it's about me and anyone other than you?

  • It's so cute when you think I'm jealous of your love life.

  • Wait till you see what I got. Here, check this out.

  • There's a whole e-mail thread between your mother,

  • Superintendent Moorehead, and someone named Cerberus.

  • That's a three-headed dog that protects the gates of hell.

  • Yes, I know, I took mythology in sixth grade, too.

  • Sorry.

  • So this whole back-and-forth is about them

  • hiring this Cerberus hack to track down The Crotch.

  • And were they successful? Did they find The Crotch?

  • Um... doesn't seem that way.

  • What does this have to do with Hook?

  • This is from Cerberus.

  • "Closing in on The Crotch. Not there yet.

  • But to prove I'm worth the hire,

  • here's some others polluting your school."

  • And then there's a whole bunch of PDFs

  • -with students' names on them. -Shit.

  • All the PDFs contain photo captures of kids

  • doing illegal stuff or cheating or something bad.

  • Let me guess, Hook's is the largest of them all.

  • All photos of him selling.

  • These photos all look like they were taken inside his garage.

  • How could they possibly get photos of him inside his garage?

  • Every photo in these files was taken from laptop-cam POV.

  • The school-issued ones.

  • Cerberus has been watching us and telling the administration.

  • It's a huge invasion of privacy.

  • We need to leak this to The Crotch.

  • Oh, and your mother got home too fast,

  • so I left her laptop in your trailer.

  • What?

  • Sorry.

  • [door opens, keys jangle]

  • What are you doing here?

  • She didn't notice. It's fine.

  • That was a close call.

  • I can't keep doing shit like this.

  • I was there the day you opened your locker

  • and found the drive and letter from last year's Crotch.

  • How did you know what it was?

  • It was wrapped in, like, a paper bag.

  • 'Cause I opened it the day before.

  • Whoever The Crotch was, they asked me first.

  • -And you said no? -It came with a letter

  • that said if I didn't want the responsibility to hide

  • the package behind the "C" encyclopedia in the library.

  • -So I did. -But I didn't.

  • It was just a coincidence

  • that I saw you pull out the same package.

  • You don't believe in coincidence.

  • Believe me or don't.

  • This is a scandal.

  • My mom could lose her job if we expose this.

  • I told you I would never screw you, and I won't.

  • Let me talk to Jayne, okay? This stays between us.

  • So you know, my mom is a good person,

  • -and she's good at her job. -Yeah, I know she is.

  • Even though she did hire a guy basically to find me.

  • Yeah, that's definitely a problem.

  • We'll figure that one out later.

  • Look, I-- I know how it feels

  • to discover something you didn't want to find.

  • Especially about your parents.

  • I know you do.

  • [Farrah] "In closing, Principal Cowher,

  • this violation of students' rights

  • will not be a headline,

  • nor will it be leaked to any press

  • so long as you cease this practice

  • and reverse the expulsion.

  • We have eyes all over. Sincerely, The Crotch."

  • [class bell rings]

  • So, did your parents turn it out in the shower this morning?

  • [chuckles] I wanted to talk to you about that.

  • I realized I was being a little tone deaf

  • with my parents' thing given what you're going through.

  • -No, it's fine. -No, it's not.

  • I should be happy that they're in love and... showing it.

  • Thanks for saying that, but you don't ever

  • have to feel like you have to censor yourself around me.

  • I like your brand of crazy.

  • [laughs] Here comes Gabe.

  • [Farrah] The irony is that the only reason

  • those laptop pics ever surfaced was because Principal Cowher

  • hired someone to find The Crotch.

  • You left this in my trailer.

  • Thank you.

  • For everything.

  • And in the end, the only thing saving Principal Cowher

  • from a full-on Spygate scandal

  • that could have destroyed her career

  • is that The Crotch is actually one of her people.

  • Really, her main person.

  • [telephone rings]

  • [Man] Central Rochester, precinct three.

  • -Lieutenant Hunt? -Yes, how can I help you?

  • I have Principal Cowher on the phone for you.

  • So, the cops dropped the charges

  • because of illegal search and seizure.

  • Principal called my dad and reinstated me, too.

  • Completely out of nowhere.

  • Yep. Completely out of nowhere.

  • Thank you. For whatever you did.

  • We all have our people, the ones we'd fight hard for,

  • -the ones that we trust. -Hey.

  • Hey. Do you have any special water?

  • We only have two left.

  • Might as well get rid of them.

  • [boy] Yeah...

  • Twenty bucks.

  • That was easy.

  • When the sky is falling

  • ♪ I will pick it up again

  • If I hear you calling... ♪

  • We have our people that we know if it ever came down to it

  • would fight just as hard for us.

  • I don't know what you did for Hook this week, but you're my hero.

  • It's nice how you protect yours.

  • Having your friends' backs, and them having yours,

  • that's all that matters.

  • That's everything.

  • If I hear you calling

  • ♪ I will be the one to stand

  • ♪ I won't give up, won't give up

  • Won't give up to find a better way

  • When the sky is falling

  • ♪ I will pick it up again

  • If I hear you calling

  • ♪ I will be the one to stand

  • ♪ I won't give up, won't give up

  • -♪ Won't give up... ♪ -[cell phone chimes]

  • Music featured in this episode of Youth & Consequences:

  • Climb the wall brick by brick

  • We'll jump off

  • [indistinct techno mix lyrics]

  • [vocalists singing in French]

[Plain] Now that this is happening,

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