My So-Called Life

Angela:
Dad, I don't feel like talking. No offense.

Graham:
Oh, I don't feel like talking. Certainly not to you. You want me to warm up that spaghetti?

[Angela hands it over]

Angela:
[voiceover] I have to say, when my father warms something up, it tastes better than when anyone else does.

Graham:
So how did your experiment go? with Brian?

Angela:
He did most of it.

Graham:
So was this like, a date?

Angela:
Dad! It's...they're not...people just hang out. They're not -- it's not dates. There's people. Together. In a bunch.

Graham:
So was there someone else there...you like?

Angela:
[voiceover] It's so strange how parents can, out of nowhere, turn psychic. It's unnerving.

Graham:
It's okay to like someone. But, I mean, boys your age can sometimes --

Angela:
Dad, I know. [pause] Can sometimes' what?

Graham:
Can sometimes not know how to be what you want them to be. My point is that...it's really...hard to figure out how to be a man. Practically every man I know is still working on it.