21 Jump Street [S02E06]

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5/29/2025

- Higher Education

Transcript

00:00Okay now, the subject of Patty's impromptu speech will be, why I like to party.

00:21Um, why I like to party? Um, I don't know. Do you stand like this at a party? Or like

00:37this? Now come on, stand like you would at a party. Get in the mood. That's right, get

00:46loose. Now remember, this is spontaneous. And these kind of speeches usually occur in

00:52front of familiar groups. So, there's nothing to be nervous about.

00:56I like to party because I like to have fun. And, uh, close your eyes. Now go ahead, close

01:25them. Now project yourself mentally into the party. What do you see? Music, dancing, boys.

01:38Now why do you like music, dancing, and boys so much? Because it's better than school and

01:44my homework and my parents. That's it. That's great. That's the beginning of your speech.

01:49That's right. Why do I like to party? Because music, dancing, and boys are better than my parents,

01:58teachers, and books. It's just a time to relax and not have to think or worry.

02:04I start thinking about Saturday's party on Wednesday. What am I going to wear? My shirt

02:26with the extra zippers and my black jeans. Or maybe my oversized pink sweatshirt and my jams.

02:33And to finish this thing off. And in conclusion. Okay. And in conclusion.

03:02If you want to relieve stress and keep your sanity, take my advice. And party your brains

03:09out.

03:12And you can all see how Patty's research has paid off in her presentation.

03:16And I'm sure this research was exhausted.

03:19Jeez. You're only 50 minutes late. That's the record. Joy, is anything wrong?

03:45I can tell you. I can tell you anything, right, Mr. Sales? Sure. Anyone in my class can. You

03:54know that. I think I'm pregnant.

03:58I think I'm pregnant.

04:04Oh, Joy.

04:05Joy.

04:05We never thought to find the place where we belong. Don't have to stand alone. We'll never let you fall.

04:28We'll never let you fall. Don't need permission to decide what you believe.

04:35I said, jump! Down on Jump Street. I said, jump! Down on Jump Street.

04:44Your friends will be there when your back is to the wall. You'll find you need us so there's no one else to call.

04:56And if there's always a decision, it's what you need. You better be ready to, be ready to jump!

05:04I should have figured it out.

05:16I'm sorry, Mom.

05:19We talked about birth control.

05:22I know.

05:23Yeah.

05:24Oh, baby.

05:26I just don't know what to do.

05:31Well, that's why your father and I are here.

05:42Hi.

05:48Hi.

05:52Donald, we have to talk about something as a family.

05:58Okay, I'll bite.

06:00Where do you want us to go on our vacation this year?

06:04We're not taking a vacation.

06:08Joy is going to have a baby.

06:15What do you mean, Joy's going to have a baby?

06:19I think that's pretty self-explanatory.

06:21How could we have let this happen?

06:31Donald?

06:33I know.

06:35I know.

06:37You guys didn't let anything happen.

06:40We need to talk about this in a calm, rational manner.

06:42Honey, we have a problem.

06:50And I'd like to talk to the other half of the problem.

06:54Who is he?

06:59Jan, help me on this way, please.

07:01Darling, we need to know the father's name.

07:04It's his responsibility, too.

07:06Jimmy.

07:12Jimmy Young.

07:14I want to talk to him.

07:16I don't know where he is.

07:19Joy, we need to talk to him.

07:26He dropped out of school.

07:28I haven't seen him since.

07:30It's like any other precinct house in the city.

07:33Hardly.

07:34I mean, look at this place.

07:35Look at all the activity you have in here.

07:37You know, you've certainly impressed the mayor's office

07:38much more than the other precinct houses I've visited.

07:41Well, so have you.

07:42We usually don't allow the media in here.

07:44Captain, I'd really like you to be a guest on our program.

07:48I really don't think so.

07:50Why? You're not undercover.

07:52And I think it would make the mayor very happy to see his department

07:54represented on the Barry Prince show.

07:56Captain, downtown.

07:57Downtown.

07:58Transfer it.

07:59It's not the mayor's department.

08:02Now, if you'll excuse me, Miss Westman.

08:05Denise.

08:07Denise.

08:09Think about it.

08:15I'll think about it.

08:17Good.

08:18Hey, come on.

08:1940 bucks, 40 bucks.

08:20Let's go.

08:21This guy pitched a no-hitter last week.

08:22Come on, Harry.

08:23We've got to go to this game.

08:24No.

08:25Did you see that chick?

08:26He's in a good mood.

08:27He can't say no.

08:28Hang on.

08:29I kind of want to get this case written up by this afternoon.

08:30All right?

08:31Come on.

08:32Come on.

08:33Do it.

08:34Yes, sir.

08:35Yes, sir.

08:37Right away, sir.

08:38Hi, Oki.

08:40I'm sitting here.

08:41I'm sitting here.

08:42You can do it.

08:43Come on.

08:44Come on.

08:45Do it.

08:46Yes, sir.

08:49Yes, sir.

08:50Right away, sir.

08:54Right away, sir.

09:05Ioki!

09:15Captain, uh, Panhal and I were wondering...

09:18Sit down.

09:20Okay.

09:24How are things going for you, Harry?

09:26Uh, everything's fine.

09:28Nothing special going on?

09:30No. Everything is just, uh, normal.

09:35Are you, um...

09:38You going out with anybody these days?

09:40Excuse me?

09:41Do you have anybody steady?

09:44You know, someone you're serious about.

09:46Um...

09:48No, no, not really.

09:50Uh-huh.

09:54You're trying to fix me up with someone.

09:56Who is she?

09:58Do you know Joy Prentiss?

10:00Over at Crossland High?

10:02No. So?

10:04Well, she knows you.

10:06Yeah?

10:08She says you're the father of her baby.

10:10You're telling me that no one knows who this kid is or where he lives?

10:24Not exactly.

10:26This kid got my daughter pregnant.

10:28And you can't find him?

10:34Mr. Prentiss, this is Captain Fuller.

10:36Good.

10:38Now we're getting someplace.

10:39You can help me trap down this Jimmy Young?

10:42Uh, Mr. Prentiss, we already know where he is.

10:46Great.

10:49His real name is Harry Truman Aoki.

10:51Aoki?

10:52No, no, no.

10:53Joy said his name was Jimmy Young.

10:55He's a police officer.

10:56He worked undercover in your daughter's school.

10:59A cop?

11:00Oh, this is great.

11:02You've got an undercover program that sends kids into high schools to have sex with students?

11:06He's not a kid.

11:08He's an officer assigned to Jump Street.

11:10And we're not so sure that they actually knew each other.

11:13Now my daughter's a liar.

11:15He says he doesn't know your daughter.

11:17I'm sure he introduced himself before he invited her into the backseat of his squad car.

11:21Or was he pretending to be a high school student when he seduced her?

11:24Mr. Prentiss.

11:26I will sue you gentlemen.

11:28And I'll sue the department and the city.

11:31And if this officer is of age, I'll see him in jail.

11:34Now, I think we're getting a little ahead of ourselves.

11:37Maybe not.

11:38There was a dance at the school sponsored by the computer club.

11:42Everyone was matched by compatibility.

11:44Joy Prentiss and Jimmy Young went out on a date.

11:49Captain, one day in homeroom I filled out this questionnaire.

11:58You know?

11:59Like what's your favorite color?

12:00Where you were born?

12:01Your age?

12:02Now a week later this computer kid hands me a slip of paper with a girl's name.

12:06Joy Prentiss.

12:07Now bingo!

12:08I said she's the girlfriend of the guy that we're trying to bust.

12:12So I went to the dance.

12:13It turns out she's the wrong girl.

12:15It was Joy Douglas I was looking for.

12:17So I went home early.

12:19Alone.

12:20You ever see her with anybody else?

12:25Captain, I wasn't looking.

12:27All right.

12:29Look, I'm sorry Aoki but you're on your desk till we clear this thing up.

12:35Captain, this is going to end up being serious, isn't it?

12:51How do we feel like running much today?

12:54Hey, we can stop.

12:56Look, come on.

12:57How about another hundred yards?

12:59Come on Harry, I haven't done this since the academy.

13:02Come on, don't be a wimp.

13:03You feel any better?

13:04No.

13:05Not really.

13:06Hey, thanks a lot.

13:07Next time you want to talk through a problem, let's do it on the beat.

13:09Okay.

13:10I'm sorry.

13:11Just I can't stop thinking about it.

13:12Yeah, she must have been something else.

13:13Did you have fun?

13:14Did you take her out to dinner first?

13:15Hey, hey.

13:16Cut it out.

13:17I'm sorry.

13:18I'm sorry.

13:19I'm sorry.

13:20I'm sorry.

13:21I'm sorry.

13:22Just I can't stop thinking about it.

13:23Yeah, she must have been something else.

13:24Did you have fun?

13:25Did you take her out to dinner first?

13:26Hey.

13:27Hey.

13:28Hey.

13:29Hey.

13:30Cut it out.

13:32It's my career here.

13:33Hey, Iola.

13:34Relax.

13:35You can't be the baby's father.

13:37Oh, what is that supposed to mean?

13:39Look.

13:40She must have panicked, reached for her name and came up with yours.

13:43When the baby's born, you're off the hook.

13:45Oh, in nine months, I'm gonna be some sleaze over private eye,

13:48or some security guard over at Crazy Teddy's.

13:59Hanson, look.

14:00There's something I want to tell you.

14:06I really like being a cop.

14:08You know, I really like this job, man, but I just feel so helpless.

14:13I mean, it's her word against mine, and mine doesn't even count.

14:16Fuller knows that.

14:17He's gonna fight for you.

14:18We're all gonna fight.

14:19Look, the only fighting being done right now is between me and the system.

14:24You're not the only cop on the force, you know.

14:28May I help you?

14:29I'm Harry Ioki.

14:32Please come in.

14:33Donald?

14:42This is Harry Ioki.

14:47Well, I'm glad you're willing to face up to this.

14:50So am I.

14:51Good.

14:53I'm glad we have an understanding here.

14:55It's a big responsibility being the father of a child.

14:58Yes, there is, but I'm not the father of the child.

15:03You have an obligation toward my daughter.

15:06The only obligation I have here is to find out what's really going on.

15:11Joy?

15:14Do you remember me?

15:16Of course.

15:18Joy, go to your room.

15:21No, you don't.

15:22Just give me two minutes!

15:29Why are you doing this to me?

15:30You know why.

15:32But I didn't.

15:34Are you calling my daughter a liar?

15:35Yes, I am.

15:36Get out of my house.

15:37No.

15:38Out of my house!

15:43I'm calling the police.

15:47Um, I'm not leaving until we straighten this out.

15:50Look, I don't want any trouble, alright?

15:51I just came here to talk.

15:52Yes, I'd like to report a trespasser.

15:53His name is Harry Ioki.

15:55Are you armed?

15:57Yes.

15:58Yes, he's armed.

15:59Yes.

16:00Yes, I'd like to report a trespasser.

16:01His name is Harry Ioki.

16:05Are you armed?

16:07Yes.

16:08Yes, he's armed.

16:09He's armed.

16:10He's armed.

16:11Yes, he's armed.

16:12I'm not haverana.

16:13No!

16:14He's armed.

16:15No!

16:16No!

16:17No!

16:18No!

16:19No!

16:20No!

16:22No, no!

16:23No!

16:25No!

16:26No!

16:28No!

16:29No!

16:30No!

16:33No!

16:35No!

16:36So what's the damage?

16:57You're on full suspension.

16:59That was some deal, you pull.

17:07I just went over to the house to talk to her.

17:10That's not the way it got filed.

17:11Ask her. Ask her mother.

17:13You were out of line. No excuses.

17:18Her father's got an injunction.

17:20You're not to go within 100 yards of Joy, her family, or her house.

17:24Great.

17:26Captain, can't we do something here?

17:29Jump Street has no authority to investigate a case involving one of its own officers.

17:32That's IAD.

17:38Are you sure about that?

17:40That's right, Hoffs.

17:41I want you in pin hall with the girl from the time she gets up till she goes to bed.

17:47What about not being able to investigate our own guys?

17:51What about it?

17:55Let's do it.

17:56Hanson, stick with Aoki.

17:59Try and keep him out of trouble.

18:02Why weren't you wearing that this morning?

18:05Linen.

18:06Wrinkles, um, easily.

18:07Oh.

18:09Got a date, Captain?

18:10Hope she's not in high school.

18:11I have a meeting.

18:15Denise Westman, producer of the Barry Prince show.

18:22What?

18:24I didn't say anything.

18:26Captain, you know I watch Barry Prince, and, uh, if he doesn't like you...

18:30Hey.

18:31I haven't said I'll do it.

18:33Yet.

18:34Well, think hard.

18:36I've seen him barbecue three PhDs at a time, nice and toasty.

18:40I can handle it.

18:43Look, guys, uh, let's get busy, huh?

18:46Aoki's future could be in our hands.

18:48This project is to teach you the responsibilities of parenting.

18:51If you return the egg baby unbroken in a week, you get a grade.

18:55You have to take it everywhere with you.

18:56And you can't leave it alone unless you have a signed note from a babysitter

19:00taking responsibility for the egg baby.

19:03There are no boys left, so you won't have a partner.

19:06A single mother at my age.

19:09It happens more often than you think.

19:13Do you have any brown eggs?

19:14What's with these eggs?

19:29You're supposed to take care of them.

19:31You know, like if you can take care of an egg, you can take care of a baby.

19:34If a stupid egg is this much trouble, can you imagine what it would be like to have a baby?

19:39Unbelievable.

19:40You wouldn't be able to do anything without worrying about a baby for years.

19:44It might not be so bad.

19:59You're not afraid to go on the show, aren't you, Captain?

20:03Excuse me?

20:04Well, some people find the idea of defending what they do publicly a little intimidating.

20:12You're serious, aren't you?

20:14Does this work with most of your guests?

20:18The men, mainly.

20:22Come on, if it goes well, I'll buy you dinner.

20:25You'll buy me dinner?

20:27I'm an overpaid television producer.

20:29You choose the restaurant.

20:37What's so important about having me on the show?

20:40You're the head of a very unique undercover program.

20:43What I am is an underpaid police captain.

20:45Oh, you're being far too modest.

20:50I'm not interested in publicity.

20:53But this isn't publicity.

20:54It's politics.

20:56The public gets to know your work.

20:57They get behind you.

20:58The public's behind you.

20:59The mayor gets behind you.

21:01Up goes your budget.

21:03You've done this before.

21:05A couple times.

21:06You're not afraid to step up to the plate, are you?

21:18Look, Harry, we're on it.

21:20Pops and Penhall are tailing this girl around the clock.

21:22Yeah?

21:23What are you doing?

21:25I'm here with you.

21:26Excuse me.

21:29Hi, I'm Cindy.

21:30This is Julie.

21:30Hi, I'm Tom, and this is Harry.

21:34We're on vacation here.

21:38I don't want you to think we're trying to pick you up or anything.

21:41But we are.

21:45Yeah, we are.

21:50Um, so we were thinking maybe you could show us around.

21:54We can do that.

21:56Good, that's just what we were thinking.

21:58Hey, I'm on to you guys.

22:01So why don't you just take the show-me-around-town rap and get out of here?

22:11Charming guy.

22:13Yeah.

22:18Nice work, Harry.

22:19Look, I know that girl, Cindy, okay?

22:22I've seen her down the 77th or downtown.

22:25I can't remember, but I know Cindy.

22:28They're from out of town.

22:29No, they're from internal affairs, Tom.

22:31They've had a tail on me all day.

22:33You're going off the deep end, Harry.

22:35Oh, yeah?

22:35Uh-huh.

22:36There's a great Christ in Newport outside right now.

22:39That's from my AD.

22:41Really?

22:42Really.

22:43Really.

22:43I don't see it.

22:48I don't see it.

22:50Changed cars.

22:59I don't think this girl dates much.

23:02No kidding.

23:04I was in the locker room three days.

23:06Her name never came up.

23:08Hey!

23:11Taking this egg thing a little too seriously, don't you think?

23:15I kind of wanted to see what it would be like.

23:18Ever think about being a father?

23:21If you're going to be the mother, I'm interested.

23:24Think you can handle it?

23:26Yeah, give me a stick of butter and a frying pan.

23:28I know what to do with that egg.

23:29Oh, there she goes.

23:34Dear.

23:52Hey, Jude, take it easy.

23:54Why don't you put Madeline in her car seat, Douglas?

23:57Why don't you sit down, Judith?

23:59She's returning books to the library.

24:26She's returning books to the library.

24:29She must have been overdue.

24:30Pen haul!

24:31The books!

24:32The books!

24:39That was just a joke.

24:41All right.

24:41I say we must throw in this library book to Vegas to see if we can make a deal.

24:45The books to see if we can make a deal with...

24:47...

24:56...

24:57...

24:58...

24:59...

24:59I don't know, Joy.

25:19Brent, please.

25:21Please, just give me some money so I can get out of here.

25:25You're 18 years old.

25:26You're pregnant with little education.

25:28Where are you going to go?

25:29What are you going to do?

25:30Why won't you help me?

25:32Look, I'd like to, but I can't.

25:36I mean, how would it look?

25:38A teacher giving a pregnant student money.

25:40Excuse me.

25:41Hello.

25:43Hi.

25:44Yeah, no, nothing much.

25:45How about you?

25:47Yeah, today would be a good day for a lesson.

25:50Why don't you come by around 4 o'clock?

25:53Yeah, that'd be good.

25:54Yeah.

25:55Okay, I'll see you then.

25:56Bye-bye.

25:57You're seeing other girls from the school, aren't you?

26:01Well, you're not the only person I tutor.

26:03Tutor?

26:05That's what you call it now?

26:06I'm going to tell everybody what you've done.

26:17Who's going to believe you?

26:18I mean, you went way past the point of credibility when he accused that cop of being the father.

26:23I feel really sorry for you.

26:30A grown man who has to sleep with high school girls.

26:33And you're a very bright girl who's done something very stupid.

26:37It's your own fault you're pregnant.

26:38You knew about birth control.

26:40I didn't need it until I met you.

26:41That is not my child.

26:46This is your child.

26:52I've never had sex with anyone else.

26:54Well, if I have to, I'm sure I can find someone who'll say you have.

27:03Stand by on the floor.

27:10In five, four, three, two, one.

27:16Good evening.

27:17I'm Barry Prince.

27:18Tonight, undercover cops in our schools.

27:20And with me is Captain Adam Fuller of the Jump Street Undercover Program.

27:24And Attorney Carl Sprague of Citizens for a Greater Democracy.

27:28Now, gentlemen, cops in our schools?

27:31I mean, what's going on here, Mr. Sprague?

27:33What we have, pure and simple, is a police state on our high school campus.

27:37No, no, no, wait a minute, wait a minute.

27:38It's really easy to make generalized statements, but do you have any specific incidents of police misconduct?

27:44Not that I'm currently aware of, but that can generally be ascribed to the police department's unwillingness to release information about their secret programs.

27:51Except for students' names and the schools involved, our records are as available as any other information in the police department.

27:59My point exactly, sir.

28:00But you do admit to having spies in our schools, then?

28:03Well, I certainly would not call them spies.

28:05They're police officers undercover, responding to specific criminal situations.

28:09Uh-huh.

28:10What about our children's right to a drug-free school?

28:13Yes.

28:14And what about our children's right to a police-free school?

28:17I think we'd all prefer a drug- and police-free school.

28:22In some cases, both don't seem to be possible.

28:24That's got a pretty good point there, Carl.

28:26Would it be right if you were to keep lists of students you thought might become criminals?

28:32Of course not.

28:33Yet you are there in our schools.

28:35Look, I think you're making this program out to be something that it's not.

28:38But has the potential to be.

28:39Now, what about these reports we keep hearing, Captain, about cops bringing drugs into the schools to ingratiate themselves with the users?

28:47The police have never brought drugs into the schools.

28:49That's right.

28:50But they allegedly purchased them there.

28:52Oh, now, wait a minute.

28:53I'm not an attorney here, but wouldn't that be considered entrapment, Captain?

28:57No.

28:57So, what else do you call cops brow-beating 15-year-old kids into selling them dope and then arresting them?

29:03You know, most 15-year-old kids don't sell drugs, but the ones that do don't get brow-beaten.

29:08Yeah, they don't call it entrapment in Russia either, Captain.

29:11The people in your program go into a school, buddy up to a kid, pretend they're his friends, and then bust him.

29:16You don't know anything about our program.

29:18I know we'd be better served going after the big dealer instead of the inner-city child spending his lunch money on a nickel bag of weed.

29:25Yeah, not to mention violating our children's civil rights.

29:28Let's take some calls.

29:30Line one, you're on the air.

29:31We're all set.

29:32You're our next call.

29:33My son was strip-searched.

29:34We don't strip-search students.

29:37There was a sickle of a principal who took...

29:39I don't think that has to do with tonight's topic.

29:41Have we got another call?

29:43Line three, you're on the air.

29:45Hello.

29:47My daughter goes to Crossland High, and I'd like to tell you what kind of undercover program the captain runs.

29:53One of his officers got my daughter pregnant while posing as a high school student.

29:59Is this true, Captain?

30:02The matter is under investigation.

30:04Under investigation?

30:05Now, that's what I would call a specific incident of police misconduct.

30:08I thought you would have chosen a more expensive restaurant.

30:20Oh, give me a break.

30:21The show was great.

30:22Your numbers were fabulous.

30:23Highest overnight ratings in the last six months.

30:25Congratulations.

30:27I couldn't have done it without you.

30:29You set me up.

30:31That's the nature of the show, Adam.

30:33As a matter of fact, we'd really love to have you back.

30:34You got some nerve, lady.

30:38You set me up, and then you offer me a return shot on the show?

30:41Controversy makes good television when people agree nobody watches.

30:45How many people keep watching Carson when the zoologist comes on?

30:47What about the damage it may have done to the Jump Street program?

30:51Well, this could be your chance to clear things up.

30:53With your audience or with your conscience?

31:00The audience.

31:01Your table's ready.

31:03I won't be needing it.

31:13Watch what you say, Hanson.

31:14That guy with us from Internal Affairs, man.

31:17Don't let him see you.

31:19What guy?

31:20The guy on the ladder.

31:27The one changing the light bulb?

31:29Yeah.

31:30I can always spot him.

31:31That's Blowfish, Harry.

31:32That is Blowfish.

31:33You know Blowfish?

31:34Yeah, Blowfish.

31:36You ever wonder what he really does around here?

31:39Huh?

31:40He's a janitor.

31:44Penhall.

31:45Halt.

31:51Saw you on the show, Captain.

31:53Hey, don't rub it in, okay, guys?

31:56All right, what do we got?

31:57She went to see Brent Sales at his house.

31:59That's her speech teacher.

32:00She seemed pretty upset when she came out.

32:02She didn't want anybody to know.

32:03She ditched her car at the library.

32:06What's this sales guy's story?

32:08Great teacher.

32:09Kids love him.

32:10And maybe he loves them back.

32:12Maybe that's it.

32:14No, that's an awful big jump, Hanson.

32:16Yeah, that's right.

32:17And you guys better find out the truth before you start throwing around accusations.

32:20It's a possibility, Captain.

32:22All right, Halt's give it a shot.

32:28Dale.

32:36Hi.

32:39Would you quit following me?

32:42I came here to think, not to talk.

32:44About your baby?

32:49How'd you know about that?

32:53I'm a cop, Joy.

32:59That's how you know the father.

33:02Officer Aoki is not the father.

33:04That's what I'd expect you to say.

33:06I think it's Mr. Sales.

33:07That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

33:14Look, Joy, I understand what happened.

33:17You were under a lot of pressure and you blamed an innocent guy.

33:20He turned out to be a cop.

33:22That was an unlucky choice.

33:24But now he's in a lot of trouble and so are you.

33:29Don't get yourself in any deeper.

33:30You must love Mr. Sales very much to protect him like this.

33:40No.

33:41No, I don't love him.

33:46I hate him.

33:50What did he do to you?

33:51What do you think he did?

33:54Did he force you?

33:57I knew what I was doing.

33:59Did you want to do it?

34:03Did you want him to stop?

34:04Did you tell him?

34:05Yes.

34:06Did you?

34:06Yes.

34:07Really?

34:07Yes.

34:10If you wanted him to stop and he didn't, it's a rape.

34:15Why don't you tell anybody?

34:18He's my teacher.

34:23Mr. Sales, I'm Captain Fuller.

34:25This is Officer Hanson.

34:26We'd like to talk to you.

34:28Sure.

34:28Come on in.

34:36Would you excuse us, please, miss?

34:38Just keep going over to the buyer and take some minutes, okay?

34:40So, uh, what can I do for you?

34:54We're here concerning the, uh, alleged rape of one of your students.

34:59Rape?

34:59Oh, my God, that's terrible.

35:01What happened?

35:02I'm talking about Joy Prentiss.

35:05I don't think I know what you're talking about.

35:07I think you do.

35:10Well, the girl's a liar, you know that.

35:18She tried to pin a pregnancy on a cop, she tried to pin a pregnancy on a cop, and now what?

35:21She's trying to pin a rape on me?

35:23You never had sex with her?

35:24I was her tutor.

35:29One afternoon, we had some drinks.

35:35We had sex.

35:39We had sex.

35:43But I didn't rape her.

35:45So you could be the father of her baby.

35:47Anyone could be the father of her child.

35:50And don't talk to me about statutory rape, either.

35:52The girl was 18.

35:54Well, maybe we can't make the rape charge stick.

35:56But he'll make sure you never go near another classroom again.

36:00Well, if you're planning to deprive me my right to earn a living, I'll sue you.

36:05Go ahead.

36:07Sue me.

36:08But you may have to wait in line.

36:12Have you ever heard of date rape?

36:15Teach?

36:26This is the two of us at the Midtown Street Fair.

36:29This would have been a month after she would have become pregnant.

36:34Now, it doesn't look like she's being forced to do anything there, does she?

36:42I didn't rape her, officers.

36:44I dated her.

36:47Now, it may have been bad judgment.

36:50But it certainly wasn't against the law, was it?

36:56I'd like to apologize for any inconvenience or unpleasantness I've caused you and your family.

37:07I appreciate it if you could drop the charges.

37:12I'm sorry.

37:13I can't condone loss of control, particularly in a policeman.

37:17I didn't lose control, sir.

37:21Well, that's the way I see it.

37:24I'm sorry.

37:26We still have a great deal more to discuss.

37:31Yes, sir, we certainly do.

37:34Mr. Prentice, I want you to listen to me, carefully.

37:39Your daughter and Brent Sales have admitted to having a relationship of a sexual nature.

37:45Mr. Sales, her teacher?

37:50Now, the exact nature of that encounter is unclear.

37:53Joy has accused him of rape.

37:58Oh, my God.

38:01Have you arrested him?

38:03This is not a simple assault by an unknown assailant against the victim.

38:07This is date rape.

38:09They knew each other, they were in a social setting, and things became forced.

38:13Now, sales can prove that they continue to see each other for some time after the alleged incident occurred.

38:20This is not unheard of in date rape, particularly if the girl is naive and misjudges the relationship.

38:25But it makes the charge very difficult to prove.

38:30Your teacher.

38:31Donald?

38:37Is Joy going to have to go through a trial?

38:41Once Joy lied in the first place, her credibility was damaged.

38:45It's going to be very difficult to make this case unless sales confesses, which seems very unlikely.

38:55Donald, are you all right?

38:56No.

39:00No.

39:26Why Metallica is the best heavy metal group?

39:51They're amps.

39:53Yes, sir.

39:54Amps.

39:56May I help you?

39:59Yeah.

40:00Yeah, you can.

40:02Who are you?

40:03I'm Joy Prentiss's father.

40:07And we need to talk about my daughter.

40:11Wait a minute.

40:13What are you doing?

40:14Somebody call the police!

40:31Call the police?

40:33They've already been called, sales.

40:35You had my daughter so turned inside out that she blamed the cop who was working at this school.

40:46You had her scared.

40:47Now, I hate that I sent my daughter to a school where she got scared.

40:53Now, I hate that there are the cops at the school.

40:55I hate all that.

40:56But what I hate more than anything is the fact that there was a teacher here who she trusted.

41:03Who used that trust to get her into bed.

41:09I know.

41:11Young girls are pretty.

41:13And they're willing.

41:13But how dare you take advantage of that beauty and that energy to get my daughter to do something she would ever do without trusting some animal like you!