Groo: I beseech you to heed my words... Pomegranate Mist is the wrong color for this room. from The Price (Season 3) | Next Clip in Episode |
(Angel is sadly examining cracks in the wall)
GROO: (gravely) Angel... You and I have fought side by side on more than one occasion -- Fellow warriors, shoulder to shoulder. By now, my counsel must assuredly hold weight, so I beseech you to heed my words...
ANGEL: Mmo-kay.
GROO: Pomegranate Mist is the wrong color for this room.
ANGEL: What?
(we see that the gang is busily working on fixing and redecorating Angel's earthquake devestated suite)
FRED: We were just thinking... Well, I was thinking and Groo agreed... That, well, since we have to repaint your room anyway, maybe you'd like a change. Y'know, for a change.
ANGEL: Groo agreed?
CORDELIA: Don't mock. He's actually got a surprisingly good color sense.
GROO: (pointing to a color chip) Sunburst splendor is a hue more worthy of a champion. Or perhaps this unique one called...(sounding it out) Purr-Pleh.
ANGEL: Purple. And yet you had no problem pronouncing "Pomegranate".
GROO: It was my mother's name.
(Gunn starts crossing past, carrying a charred end table. Angel heads him off.)
ANGEL: Hang on. Where you going with that?
GUNN: I'm tossing it.
ANGEL: It's an antique.
GUNN: It's a charcoal briquette.
ANGEL: We're not throwing it out. And the wall color stays, too. Look, guys, I appreciate everybody's help... Really. But I just want everything back the way it was, okay? Or... close to it.
CORDELIA: Not gonna be, y'know? Unless we pay for real, dishonest-to- goodness, overpriced, contractors, those cracks are always gonna show.
ANGEL: Let 'em.
CORDELIA: Ah, the old gives the place character philosophy. Guess that served you pretty well living in rotted out mansions and--
(Angel notices a fallen snowglobe music box)
ANGEL: Don't know why I bought this for him. A whim, I guess... Thought he'd like to look at it. The snow. Doesn't ever snow in Southern California.
CORDELIA: Did, once.
ANGEL: Hey, y'know... we shouldn't be wasting our time fixing up my place when we've got work to do.
GUNN: What work?
ANGEL: Our jobs. The business. We're neglecting our cases.
FRED: Um, Angel? We don't have any cases. We haven't had a call in over a week.
ANGEL: (disappointed) Really? Well, somebody ought to be downstairs. In case a walk-in should... walk in. 'Cause we get those. Sometimes.
(exits)
CORDELIA: Never on Sundays.
written by: David Fury; Original transcript anonymous. Edited and formatted for this site by me.. Full transcript at:
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