Despicable Me 2 (2013). Writers: Cinco Paul, Ken Daurio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tzvi3Xp6sw LUCY: Hi. Takeout for Lucy. HOST: Sure, just a sec. (While awaiting the return of the host, Lucy notes Gru in the restaurant and begins to eavesdrop on his conversation with a strange woman.) SHANNON: Your accent is so exotic! GRU: Ah, well, thank you very much. I was--- SHANNON: I know someone who can fix that for you, and you'll be talking normal in no time. GRU: (laughs nervously) Whooo! Is it hot in here? (Rubs forehead, shifting his wig.) Whooo! How's the food? SHANNON: (In shock) Wait a minute, wait a minute. Are you wearing a wig? GRU: What? Ah! (Readjusts wig.) I don't think so. SHANNON: I knew it! You're a phoney. I hate phoneys! GRU: Oh, what? No, these locks are all mine. SHANNON: No they're not. You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to rip that thing off your head and show everyone what a bald-headed phoney you are. LUCY: I don't think so, Miss Lady. (Lucy shoots Shannon with tranquilizer dart and she noses over into her food.) GRU: Hello? Hello? Are you--- LUCY: Hey, Gru! GRU: (Whips wig off) Hello, Lucy, how you doing? LUCY: Wow, looks like your date's out for the count. It's like she's been shot with a mild moose tranquilizer. (Shannon moos. Lucy winks.) LUCY: Yeah, I'm winking 'cause that's what actually happened. WAITER: Escusé, what's a happenin' here? She no like? LUCY: Oh, she's just, ah...(Lucy mimics having too much to drink.) WAITER: Oh, ha ha! Sì, sì! LUCY: Shall we take her home? (Gru and Lucy take Shannon out of the restaurant and return her to her home.) LUCY: Well, I think you did it. You just officially had the worst date ever. GRU: Huh, tell me about it. LUCY: Don't worry, it can only get better from here, right? But if it doesn't you can always borrow my dart gun. Had to use it on one or two dates myself. GRU: Yeah, you know, as far as dates go, I think I'm good with just the one. LUCY: Well, good night, partner. This was fun. GRU: Yes, surprisingly, it was. LUCY: Oh, and, uh, just between you and me, you look much better bald. DIALOGUE ON DIALOGUE: Gru goes out on one date set up by his neighbor, only to end up in another awkward date of sorts with his crime-solving partner. This scene actually turns the story between Gru and Lucy, when Gru, after he returns home, discovers he actually does have fond feelings for Lucy.

A Goofy Movie (1995), screenplay by Jymn Magon, Chris Matheson and Brian Pimental; story by Jymn Magon; story supervisor Brian Pimental; additional material by Curtis Armstrong and John Doolittle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRvwXFK5et0 GOOFY: You're doing the right thing, son. MAX: Yeah, I know, but she'll probably never talk to me again. GOOFY: Well, if she doesn't, maybe she's just not the one for you. MAX: That's what I'm afraid of. Max walks to the door of the house and rings the bell. Roxanne's father answers the door. MAX: Uh, hi. Remember me? The door slams in Max's face. ROXANNE: (Inside) Daddy! (She opens the door.) Max? I saw you on TV. You were great! MAX: Yeah? I...I mean no...no. I mean I...Roxanne, I lied to you. I don't even know Powerline. ROXANNE: What are you talking about? A billion people saw you dance with him. MAX: Yeah, well, I...I never met him before...the concert, that is. ROXANNE: You mean that story about Powerline and you dad...? Why would you make up something like that? MAX: I don't know. I guess I just wanted you to like me. ROXANNE: I already liked you, Max. From the very first time I heard you laugh. The "hyuk." So, you want to do something tonight? MAX: Definitely. Oh...oh no, I can't. I can't. ROXANNE: What? MAX: Well, uh, I'm kinda doing something with my dad. Honest! How about tomorrow? ROXANNE: Deal. She holds out her hand. Max kisses her. DIALOGUE ON DIALOGUE: The entire premise of this movie is an elaborate prank by Max to win a date with the girl of his dreams: Roxanne. Max is sure she would never date him, so he makes up a story that his father knows one of the greatest entertainers on earth, Powerline (a Michael Jackson clone), and scrambles to make the lie a reality while trying to keep his father in the dark during a summer road trip. The ruse becomes the truth when Max and Goofy actually do end up on stage with the performer, but now Max must return to the beginning and admit to his falsehood.

Thanks, Will, once again. You've got that animation movie thing down!

Yeah, I admit it. I'm a fan of animation.

So am I, especially Pixar.