F.C. De Kampioenen (TV Series)

Bieke solo (1993)

Carry Goossens: Oscar Crucke

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Quotes 

• Carmen : Pascale, you have no idea how happy Bieke is. She claims she's never been happier.

  Pascale : Really?

  Carmen : You won't believe it but she loves to drink a glass of wine with dinner. She's so easy to be with.

  Pascale : See? What did I tell you, Oscar?

  Oscar : [keeps reading his newspaper near the counter]  She must have changed.

  Carmen : I don't mean to pry but I simply don't get why you're on completely different pages with her.

  Pascale : We're not on different pages.

  Oscar : She's on different pages with us.

  Carmen : I'm not surprised.

  Oscar : What's that supposed to mean?

  Carmen : Yesterday, I've read there's no such thing as troubled kids, though there are troubled parents. Anyway, bye.

  [she leaves] 

  Pascale : See? I always said you're too tough on her.

  Oscar : You always said I wasn't strict enough. It's you and your whining.

  Pascale : Oh, I've done it again! And you? You're always being angry over nothing!

  [she storms off] 

  Oscar : [speaks up madly]  I'm angry, you say? I'm the least angry person on this planet!

  [to team mascot Jefke] 

  Oscar : And you have to shut up, alright?

• Oscar : Thanks again for all the stuff, Mr. President.

  Boma : Don't mention it. As long as she's not coming to live with me.

  Oscar : Fine. Then let's get on with it.

  Pico : Good. I'll set up my workbench.

  Boma : [sarcastically]  Coppens. Don't strain yourself, uh.

  Pico : What? Are you going to cut the bookshelf planks then?

  Boma : [he ignores him]  All hard work is for the strong men again.

  [pokes Oscar in the belly] 

  Oscar : Auw.

  Boma : Take the couch first. You take the back, I take the front. You have to lift, Oscar.

  Oscar : I'm trying.

  [they put it down] 

  Pico : Looks like the strong men still have to eat a lot of spinach.

  Boma : Coppens, you cut planks.

• Pascale : [opening lines]  Bea*trijs*, get up!

  Oscar : Is she still in bed? Me, back in the day...

  Pascale : You allowed her too much.

  Oscar : Sure, it's my fault again.

  Pascale : Before you know it, she'll get into real trouble.

  Oscar : Pascale, don't exaggerate will you?

  Pascale : Here it is. What did I tell you? A letter for her from the police.

  Oscar : Oh boy. And, what does it say?

  Pascale : Fines. One for excessive speed. And one for insulting an official on duty.

  Oscar : What? Bea, come down right away! This will be handled quickly. Bea?

  Bieke : [she enters from the kitchen, dressed up]  Yes, what's the matter?

  Oscar : Ah there you are. You're up.

  Bieke : *Still* up, you mean.

  Pascale : Where have you been?

  Bieke : To a Publitime reception. I stayed a little longer.

  Pascale : A little? The whole night.

  Oscar : Surely we can't ask what you've been doing there, can we?

  Bieke : That might be for the better, yes.

  Pascale : You should be ashamed, Bieke.

  Bieke : Why?

  Pascale : [she shows her the fines]  Here's why. You don't think we're going to pay for that, do you?

  Oscar : Yeah forget about that.

  Bieke : How dare you open my mail?

  Oscar : Mind your manners, will you?

  Bieke : I don't have any privacy, do I? This place is worse than prison.

  Pascale : Apparently *that's* for the better.

  Bieke : You forget I'm an adult.

  Oscar : Then behave like one.

  Bieke : If it's like this, I'm out of here.

  [she stands up to leave] 

  Pascale : Then you should do that.

  Oscar : Yes, then we'd finally get rid of you!

  Pascale : Oscar, don't yell at your daughter like that.