Jane by Design (2011) s01e10 Episode Script

That's me.
Jane Quimby.
My life is a little complicated right now.
I landed my fashion dream job working for her, Gray Chandler Murray.
The only problem, they think I'm an adult.
Now I am juggling two secret lives, one in high school and one in high fashion.
Previously on Jane By Design We haven't had a chance to spend a lot of time together.
You know? Just us.
If it's okay with you, I'd like to bring an assistant with me.
Hey.
Where are you? The bus is about to leave.
Change of plans.
What were you doing with Beau Bronn anyway? He asked me to come work for him.
What's your problem with Jane? The fact that my boyfriend's life revolves around another girl.
I can't hear you.
Jane, you are not having sex with wrong guy tonight! All right, fellas.
Here's how it's going down.
Are you robbing this place, Tommy? Let's go, let's go, let's go.
It's time to stop lying to me, Jane.
Fashion crimes.
We've all committed them.
The things we wish we hadn't worn.
The things we wish we hadn't done.
But there's no use looking back.
Because sometimes getting caught is the thing that sets us free.
Ben.
Ben, come on.
You're gonna have to talk to me at some point.
Just let me explain.
Actually, I was up all night trying to think of an explanation that would somehow fix the fact that you've been going behind my back for the past few months, and honestly, Jane, I'm coming up empty.
I wasn't going behind your back, Ben, I just You lied.
To me of all people.
After all we've been through? I thought we were closer than that.
I was trying to help.
I mean, did you seriously not notice the bank stopped calling about the mortgage and Wait.
What? Nothing.
You've been lying and pretending to be an adult because of me? Because of us.
The money.
Great.
Wow.
That feels so much better.
I went in for the internship, so that I could help, and then I guess they got a little confused And you never thought it might be wise to clear up their confusion? Well, if I had told them it would've been over, and I couldn't risk that.
And what's your excuse for lying to me? What's the reason behind that? I don't know.
Ben, I love it.
This job, it's it's my passion, and I can't imagine doing, or being, anything else.
And honestly, I'd still go every day even if they weren't paying me $34,000 a year.
Are you kidding me? What? You're making more than I am.
Exactly, which is why It has to stop.
No.
No, Ben.
Please.
I love this job so much and I know you love it.
And I love that you love it.
But Jane, you're still a kid.
It's done.
This isn't fair.
Fair? You're right.
It isn't.
You know what else it isn't? Legal.
Hello? Yes, it is.
What? When? Yes.
Yes, of course.
I'll be right there.
What happened? Oh, I can't believe she's not coming.
You know how mom is with this stuff.
Actually, I don't.
Let's just say she's she's lost patience with the whole reckless youth thing.
No.
She lost patience with you, Tommy.
God! I knew this was a bad idea.
I told you I wanted out.
So, this is my fault? And it's my fault, too.
Hey.
Listen.
Remember what we talked about, okay? Hey.
Just keep your mouth shut.
Whatever they try and throw on us, we just stay quiet and we wait for our lawyers.
Say it.
We're waiting for our lawyers.
Cool.
We contacted the mother about an hour ago, and she refused to come down.
But she did give her consent for him to be released to you until his court appearance tomorrow afternoon.
- Thanks.
I appreciate it.
- All right.
We're taking you home.
- Are you okay? - Yeah, I'm okay.
All right.
Come on.
Let's get you processed for release.
Don't worry about me.
We won't.
- Ben, I don't know how to thank - Not now.
You've all done a tremendous job of bringing Donovan's Marie-Antoinette collection to life for Fashion Week, and I'm extremely proud of it.
And Donovan - Donovan? - Donovan's here? Donovan wanted to be here.
But, now is not the time to get complacent.
We do not rest until this collection is going down the catwalk tomorrow night.
Until then we're all on lock down.
No photos, no texting.
Nothing.
Not with anyone.
Is that clear? Good.
Where the hell is Jane? Uh, I'm not exactly sure, but Gray, listen No.
You listen.
We have a show in 24 hours.
- Yes, but - And the collection is perfect.
But I need all hands on deck.
And you and I both know that someone on the inside would like to see us fail.
- Gray - And the last thing I'm going to let happen is Beau Bronn get his grubby, pompous hands on Donovan's work.
- Beau is actually - Fine.
The man's got talent.
But he's ruthless and vicious and Quite charming, if you ask me.
Beau is here to see you.
Yes, Jeremy.
Clearly, I can see that now.
Thank you.
What do you want, Beau? Oh, I just thought I'd stop by and say, "Good luck.
" And goodbye.
Divorce papers.
Signed divorce papers.
Beau.
Goodbye.
Jane, can you get me the number for Oh! What? People are counting on me to be there, and I can't just leave them hanging.
Fine.
Then tell them you're quitting.
- Ben - Now.
- Right now? - Right this second.
Call this Gray person and tell her you're done.
If you don't, I will.
It's done.
Good.
Hello, Gray.
You're trying my patience, Jane.
You have exactly 15 seconds to explain to me why you didn't show up for work today.
I'm so sorry.
I've been having some personal issues, and A personal life is a luxury in this business, Jane, and if I cannot afford to have one, then you, by proxy, cannot afford to have one.
I'm sorry.
I know the show is coming up tomorrow Glad to hear you're keeping up.
I promise I'm going to do my absolute best to make it in time.
I certainly hope you do better than try, Jane.
For your own sake.
And Jane, why are you in a closet? Uh, closet? I'm not in a closet.
You didn't quit, did you? Nope.
But if I can't make it to the show in time I won't have to quit.
And with you going to court tomorrow It's all gotten so Complicated.
Yeah.
Speaking of complicated, since when do you play getaway driver for your brother, Billy? I mean, come on, what were you thinking? I don't know, Jane.
I guess I wasn't.
Do you realize how much trouble you could be in? And how do you go from a school camping trip to getting arrested for breaking and entering anyway? Let's just talk about it later.
Or we could talk about it now.
What are you not telling me? I was upset.
So I called Tommy and he picked me up from camping.
And things just got outta control.
Why were you upset? Lulu and I Had another fight? Shocker.
You know, it was fine at first.
And then she started asking me about you.
What about me? Some stupid game where I'm supposed to pick between the two of you.
And you picked me? And she hated that.
Yep.
Of course she did.
And that's it.
Okay.
Spill it.
- You've got the look.
- What look? That look you get when you don't want to see me upset.
Okay.
When I came back she was I saw her.
I saw her with Nick.
They were kissing, Janey.
Oh.
I really didn't want to tell you.
No.
No.
I'm I'm glad you did.
I'm sorry.
- Hey.
- See ya.
So, how are you? Lulu, huh? - It's not what you think.
- No? 'Cause Billy saw you.
I can explain.
Oh, he saw you together to be more precise.
Just give me a second to explain myself.
Okay.
Go ahead.
Go.
I didn't think so.
You know what though? I get it.
The stars.
The campfire.
It's all very romantic.
I mean, how could you resist? I'm really, really glad I didn't stick around for that.
Hey.
You not sticking around is what got us here in the first place, Jane.
Got us where? You can't put this all on me.
That's completely unfair.
I was looking forward to being with you.
Well, you've got a funny way of showing it.
And what about you? How's wrong guy? What're you talking about? You said you couldn't come to the camp because you had to work.
I did have to work.
- I called you.
- No, you didn't.
Yeah, I did.
I called because I wanted to I don't know.
I wanted to hear your voice or something, which is idiotic.
I realize that.
You wanna know what's idiotic? You sticking your tongue down Lulu's throat.
That's what.
And what were you doing, Jane? Nothing! Sure sounded like something when that girl answered your phone.
- India? - I could barely hear her over all the music blasting at your work function.
But what I did hear was her yelling at you and wrong guy.
What? So you just hung up the phone and then marched over to Lulu's tent, and What was I supposed to think? You didn't even give me a chance to explain.
I don't know what else to say.
- Jane, just let me - Don't.
Okay? I can't.
I can't talk to you.
Not anymore.
Oh, and for the record, absolutely nothing happened with wrong guy.
I was too busy talking about you.
Do you think he got a tattoo? Or maybe he joined a gang? What're you talking about? Billy.
He left camping early and went on some crazy crime spree.
I wonder what it takes to make a person do something like that.
I wouldn't know.
People change in there.
Can we just drop it, Harper? The entire school is talking about it.
Cam even heard he got shanked.
Do you even know what that means? Of course I do.
I watch The Wire.
All right, everybody.
Let's get down to business.
What's in the briefcase? I'm glad you asked, Harper.
As we embark today on the business of sexual education, I would like to introduce you to today's guest lecturers.
Responsible Ricky.
And Abstinent Alice.
Now, Ricky and Alice have decided to go for a drive together.
It should be noted that they have waited a very, very, very long time until they've decided to let Ricky get behind the wheel.
Can anyone tell me that Ricky, being responsible, what the first thing he puts on when he gets into the car with Alice is? - Harper? - A condom.
I was gonna say seat belt.
But So, Ricky puts on his seat belt Look, man.
I'm really sorry.
I screwed up.
You're my friend, and there's no excuse for what I did.
Dude.
Look, I just want to make it up to you.
To Jane.
- It was a mistake.
And I - Three things.
First.
You can't make it up to me.
Second.
We're not friends.
Never were, never will be.
And third, most important of all, is Jane.
I warned you.
I warned you not to hurt her.
They're driving the sports car into the longest minivan drive of their lives.
What's up, Billy? I think I need to step outside before I do something I regret.
I think that's probably a good idea.
I got to be honest, Jane.
I'm nervous about this court thing today.
It's gonna work out.
It's all gonna be fine.
People always say that, but what if it's not? It's very possible that I could be not fine.
You will.
Because if you're not, I won't be.
Look, we're gonna be there.
Every minute.
Me and Ben.
He said he has to do something beforehand though, so he's just gonna meet us there, okay? Okay.
So are you gonna wear this to court? What else would I wear? I don't know.
I mean Look.
Don't get me wrong, I totally hated that guy, but this might be a really good time for preppy, douchey Billy to make an appearance.
- Is that right? - Just a suggestion.
Thanks, but, I think I'll stick with this, Janey.
This is me.
It's Gray.
What? You have to go.
And leave you? No way.
I'm going to that court date and I'm No.
No, you're not.
Billy, I You said if you didn't show up, you were done.
You're going to that fashion show.
End of discussion.
What about Ben? I'll take care of Ben, okay? I'll talk to him.
Just go already.
Go! Yeah? I just came by to make sure somebody was gonna be in court for Billy's hearing.
It's in about an hour.
I would, really, but I gotta catch up on a couple of things.
It's amazing how far behind you get when you're away for a couple of days.
Look, I've got my own court date to worry about, okay? Fine.
What about your mom? Your guess is as good as mine.
What the hell's the matter with you, Tommy? Beg your pardon? It's your fault that he's in this situation, and you're not even gonna be there for him? You need to go tell the judge what really happened.
That's not good for my defense.
What's your defense? Falsely accused.
Are you being serious? The kid's tough.
He's smart.
He doesn't need me, he doesn't need you, and he certainly doesn't need to be coddled.
No.
You know what he needs? He needs a brother.
If you don't mind, Gray, I'd love if we could touch a little bit on your rivalry with Beau Bronn.
Of course.
I have the greatest admiration for Beau.
He's an incredible talent.
I was fortunate enough to get a sneak peek of his collection this morning, and I have to say, a modern take on Marie-Antoinette? It's brilliant.
You must be joking.
That's That's inspired.
Hey.
Sorry, I got caught up.
It's all right.
- Hi.
Ben Quimby.
- Thanks for coming.
Wouldn't miss it.
Where's Jane? Oh.
I think I think this was a little overwhelming for her.
So she got super emotional so I just told her to stay back at the house.
It's probably for the better.
All rise.
Court is now in session.
You're gonna be fine.
You're gonna be fine.
You're gonna be The Honorable Judge Pope presiding.
So not fine.
It's Lulu's dad.
Breaking and entering? I must say, Mr.
Nutter, I'm sorry to see you.
What do you have to say for yourself, son? Just that, uh I'm sorry, Your Honor.
I, uh I made a bad decision, sir.
I know that.
And I'm I'm sorry.
It says here you didn't act on your own accord.
That you were coerced into committing said acts by older brother Thomas Nutter.
Is that correct? No, Your Honor.
No? Billy.
I acted on my own.
I'm going to ask you one more time, Mr.
Nutter, and I would recommend that you think carefully before you answer.
Were you coerced into aiding your brother with the acts for which you're charged here today? I made my own decisions, sir.
Okay.
Who posted bail for this young man? I did.
And who are you? I'm Ben Quimby, sir.
I just want to say Billy is one of my finest students and a very close friend of the family.
I know him extremely well.
And I know he's a little rough around the edges.
Between you and me, if I see this kid coming towards me on the sidewalk, I'm crossing.
Even if there's no crosswalk.
I'm just doing it.
Dude.
What are you doing? Relax.
I got this.
But that's because I don't know him as a person.
In here.
I'm just judging by what I see.
And lest we not forget, this is what really matters.
Am I right? Back me up here.
It might be true, Mr.
Quimby, but I see good kids make mistakes in here all the time.
And that's why I think a couple months at New Hall Youth Detention might give Mr.
Nutter ample time to think about those mistakes and their implications.
Your Honor, this is my client's first offense.
It's his first offense, Your Honor Just let me.
And surely, this isolated incident, Your Honor, it should have no bearing on his character.
I'll need time to review the case and make my final decision.
Until then you stay out of trouble, Mr.
Nutter.
This situation is worse than tragic.
It's pathetic.
Beau strikes again.
And, if we can't turn it around before tonight, we're all done for here.
You understand? Gray, we go on in four hours and Yeah.
I understand.
Well, I don't.
Jane How're we supposed to re-do an entire collection in four hours? - We can't.
- It's impossible.
We're dead in the water.
How did this happen? I was meticulous.
Vigilant.
There was not a trace of that collection outside of the Lookbook, and that book was never out of Jane's sight until she handed it to me in Paris.
Is that right, Jane? The Lookbook never left your sight? Not once? All day? Not technically.
Technically? Well, I may have misplaced it.
Misplaced it? But only for a few hours.
How could you not give me that little bit of information, Jane, when you handed me the Lookbook in Paris? I don't know.
I'm sorry.
I knew it.
You knew what? It was Jane.
This is a total disaster.
Not helping, Carter.
Maybe India is right.
Maybe - India? - Thank you.
At least someone can see what's really going on here.
Are you implying that I can't? 'Cause that's completely uncalled for.
- What? I don't understand - Enough! We have plenty of time to spread the blame, but only a few hours before those girls go down the runway.
And we can spend it bickering, or we can spend it working.
Jane! We're back.
Janey? Where's she? Wow.
That's so weird.
I mean, I totally thought she was here.
Sit down.
She went anyway.
She didn't quit, did she? She lied.
Again.
Ben, tonight was huge for her.
Okay? - It's Fashion Week and - You're being serious right now? She had to go.
I'm sorry.
Come on, man.
I just stood up for you in court.
I just vouched for you.
Look, she'll only be there This is what happens, Billy, when you're nice to people.
Ben where are you going? I'm going to get Jane.
Okay.
We have no time.
We cannot waste it.
We've got to do something.
We go Latin.
Infuse the collection with fire.
Show the complete visual opposite of Threads.
I like it.
Not bad.
We don't have to completely re-invent the whole collection.
We just need to re-imagine it.
Use what we've got.
We only have Two hours and change.
I don't know.
India said we should do something that visually opposes Threads, right? Right.
Well, what if we take the collection and turn it on its ear? Now's really not the time to be turning things Oooh.
Go on, Jane.
I have this friend, my best friend actually, and he's had his ups and downs and he's questioned himself, but at the end of the day, he's who he is.
No matter what.
So sweet.
What's your point? Yes, Jane.
What're you suggesting? I'm suggesting that we take our Marie-Antoinette inspiration and we add a little Sid Vicious to it.
A total mash-up.
I say we take it punk.
Come on, Janey.
Pick up.
Pick up.
Come on, Janey.
So, where were you yesterday? I was it was personal.
Although, according to Gray, we are not allowed to have a personal life around here.
Which is probably for the best.
Considering I'm not doing very well in that department lately.
Guy problems? Uh, you could say that.
Do you need me to beat a bad boy up for you, Jane Quimby? Because I will.
Just tell me where he lives and he's history.
I'm stronger than I look, you know? I spent a fair amount of time on the streets back in my day.
Was this before or after Parsons? During.
Design school is a very dark and dangerous place.
Seriously though.
What happened? I thought he was this great guy.
I thought he was "it.
" Turns out he wasn't who I thought he was.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Is that right? It's just never mind.
Oh, come on.
Tell me.
It's just, you know, some people just aren't what they seem at first glance.
Take me for instance.
I'm dying to hear this.
On the outside you might think I'm a very successful, handsome guy So handsome.
And you probably think, "Well, he's a flirt.
He's a playboy.
" Mmm-hmm.
"How can I ever possibly trust a guy like that?" Which, I mean, is true.
But, if you looked a little deeper, do you know what you'd see? I'm all ears.
Someone who would like to get to know you better.
Oh, my God.
What? You took my wedding dress sketch.
And I apologized.
It was a cab driver, Jane.
Was it? I mean, I didn't see a cab driver.
Then you met with Beau in L.
A.
Where are you going with this, Jane? It's you, isn't it? You're insane.
You're the mole.
You've been giving our designs to Beau and Jane.
- We were just - Talking.
May I have a moment alone with India, please? Let's go, people.
It's show time.
We're going to do great! Get that stuff from the back of the truck.
Follow him, he'll show you where to put it.
Let's hurry, Jane, come on.
We need to get to the show.
You go.
I should wait for Gray.
What's going on? It was India.
The whole time.
She's the mole.
She's been giving our designs to Beau.
You can't be serious.
India would never do that.
Look, I know you guys had whatever you had, but I'm telling you, it was her.
- No.
- Yes.
The girls go on in an hour.
We have to go.
Now, Jeremy.
Come on.
- You believe Jane? - Yes.
I do.
Don't you see it? She shows up out of the blue, out of thin air.
No one's ever heard of her, she hasn't studied anywhere.
It's like Jane Quimby didn't even exist until you hired her.
What are you trying to say? That it's obvious Jane is the mole.
- Jane? - Yes.
The only thing that's obvious to me is that I need to do what I'm about to do.
No, Gray, you While I have great respect and affection for you, I'm afraid we have to say goodbye.
Just like that? After all these years.
I'm sorry.
Goodbye, Gray.
Oh, and India, good luck.
I hope you're happy.
You did this to yourself, India.
You got the wrong person.
Looking forward to the collection, Gray.
Thanks, Brenda.
- Gray.
- Paulina.
- You look gorgeous.
- Thank you.
I don't think I could be any more nervous.
It's fine.
At lease you're not as bad as Carter.
Okay.
Okay.
Relax.
The collection is stunning.
Proto-punk meets pre-French Revolution.
What can I say? Donovan is A genius.
Exactly.
Love that! Love that jacket! What? I just I feel so lucky to be here.
Jane, It's me.
Call me back, okay? Ben is he's on his way to you right now and I Tommy, what're you doing here? Come on in.
Just wanted to swing by.
Great.
Thanks.
Thanks for swinging by.
Look, I'll get out of your hair in a minute, okay? I wanted to say I'm sorry.
You're not like me, Bilbo.
You're a good kid.
And you deserve better from a big brother.
Why are you saying this? Well, 'cause, you probably won't be seeing me for a while.
Third time's a charm, if you know what I mean.
- Tommy - No, it's fine.
It's fine.
I just I needed to get that off my chest before I go away.
And you should do the same.
So, where is she? - Who? - Jane.
Oh, she's she's not here.
Why? In case tomorrow doesn't go the way you're hoping, you should tell her.
Tell her what? Tell her that you love her.
Jane's my best friend, Tommy.
I know I might not be the best older brother, but even I could see it.
Ever since you were this big.
It's always been Jane.
I have to go.
I know you do.
Thank you.
Yeah, and big smile.
Beautiful! Great! Oh, you look fabulous.
Right over here.
Thank you.
Looks like you're a hit as well.
What can I say? We pulled out of a nose dive and gave them a show.
A great show.
Indeed.
Um, would you just excuse me for a minute? Just one minute.
I'm gonna just I'll be right back.
You don't even have to say it.
I'm sorry I lied.
And I'm sorry I left without telling you today.
I'm sorry, Ben.
About everything.
But I had to finish what I started here.
This night.
I just needed to do it.
Hello.
Hello.
Gray Chandler Murray.
Jane's boss.
I'm Ben.
Ben Quimby.
Jane's brother.
Oh.
Jane never mentioned a brother.
There's a lot that Jane doesn't mention.
So, what did you think of our show? I thought it was incredible.
Well, we couldn't have done it without Jane.
Is that right? Yes.
She's has a bright future ahead of her.
Nice to meet you, Ben.
- Goodnight, Jane.
- Goodnight.
He's so cute.
I let my dream go.
- Ben - And I have never regretted it.
Never.
Not at all.
Not even not even for a minute.
Because I did it so that you wouldn't have to give up on yours.
And this this is definitely your dream.
But you can't lie to me.
If I'm gonna let this go on, you got to be up front with me from now on.
Okay? Okay.
Stop crying, 'cause you're gonna make me cry, and I can't cry at a fashion show.
I love you, Ben.
I love you so much more.
You want a ride home? Actually I was thinking about hanging out here for a little while.
Yeah.
Just long as you're back by midnight.
I'm kidding.
Ben? Thank you.
For all of it.
I'll I'll see you at home.
Come on, let's go.
Let's go.
Come on.
Come on.
We've got Heartbroken in Hoboken on the line.
What've you got to say, Heartbroken? I told the guy I love how I felt.
He didn't feel the same and so I wrote this email I can't do this.
No.
I can do this.
I can do this.
I can.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
No! You gotta be kidding me.
Stop.
Come on, baby.
You don't want to do this.
Not now.
Hey, I I thought you already left? I did.
But, I forgot something.
I forgot to say thank you.
To you.
Before you came along, I'd lost my love for this.
But seeing it through your eyes, it's made me love it all over again.
With you, Jane I have to take care of something.
It'll just take a minute.
Just wait here, okay? Okay.
Don't move.
Okay.
Come on! No, no, no! Janey.
- Billy? - Hey.
Hi.
What's going on? Wait.
What happened in court today? - Are they gonna - I'll be fine.
I just I need to tell you something, Janey.
I can't do this anymore.
Is that so? Yeah, it is.
I'm done.
I really have no idea how to say this.
So I'm just gonna say it.
What's going on? It's you, Janey.
Jane? Wow.