Step Dogs Page #2

Synopsis: When humble rancher Rick Patterson marries movie star Sabrina Eastman, his son Josh (10) finds himself with a new step-sister, Lacey (14). Josh is an introverted boy who doesn't have a lot of confidence and Lacey is a spoiled Hollywood brat who's angry at Sabrina for not letting her have her own reality show. The two kids do not get along and neither do their respective dogs: Josh's dog Meatball is a scruffy, farm mutt who's laid-back and friendly; Cassie is a prim, spoiled, purse city dog who is not into country living. Rick and Sabrina go on their honeymoon for a couple of days, leaving Lacey and Josh in the care of Krystal, a hippie-trippy New Age neighbour. When Lacey sees some people outside the house one night, she starts to think someone is watching the house but Josh dismisses her fears. However, as Cassie quickly develops her 'country nose', she learns that Lacey wasn't wrong. She and Meatball discover that a pair of bumbling crooks, Louie and Terrance, are plotting to steal S
Genre: Comedy, Family
Director(s): Geoff Anderson
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
4.6
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
82 min
227 Views


So? Where is it?

Oh it's in my bag.

Come on, you want to show me

where the safe is?

Yeah yeah, let me just put

this in the shed.

Yep!

Alright.

Yes! Yes!!

Um, question.

Do you guys have running water?

Gosh, no!

We get the water from a well,

and the bathroom's in the outhouse

about half a mile yonder.

I'm kidding.

Of course we have running water.

And indoor bathrooms?

Yes, just like a regular house.

Okay.

Are you gullible or what?

Wow.

You don't mess around do you?

No.

It is a North Star diamond.

Passed down to you from your Dad.

I know how important it is to you.

Thank you.

It's very sweet of you.

Yeah, he said as long as I kept it close

it would always bring me luck.

Well let's keep it safe.

Here it is.

I think Josh just showed Lacey her room.

Big news this week as

motion picture superstar

Sabrina Eastman announces

her extended break

from show business.

We caught up with Terrance Kits,

her long time personal assistant,

to find out more about her hiatus.

Just make sure I'm very tanned.

Do I look tanned?

Do I look tanned, guys?

Isn't it true that since she's

taken a break from movie work

that you're out of a job?

Uh... Unfortunately Terrance stormed out

after our first question.

We can only assume he wanted to

get to the unemployment office

before closing.

Hello?

Oh good, Krystal's here.

Just in time.

Hi Krystal.

Hey everyone!

Hey thanks again for watching the kids.

No problem at all.

We're going to have a great

time, aren't we, Josh?

Yes, Miss Bentley.

Call you as soon as we get there, okay?

Why?

If something happens to you

guys, I'll see it on the news.

Could you just say one nice

thing to me before I leave?

I hope your honeymoon doesn't stink.

Hey.

You'll be fine.

It's just a week.

A week is just the start.

She'll be here forever.

Run along, now.

You don't want to miss that plane.

He'll be fine.

Alright.

Okay.

Bye Josh.

See ya.

Bye Krystal.

Bye!

Adios, Amigos!

Oh please.

Do you even speak Spanish?

Well of course I do!

Taco.

Burrito.

Fajita.

The whole enchilada!

What?

What?

I swear that little dog

is looking right at me!

Probably smells your

bad breath or something.

Okay look.

We wait until they go out,

then we make our move.

Alright.

Wait, why are we breaking in here again?

Didn't you used to work for her?

Yeah I used to work for her.

Then she decided to quit making movies

and now I'm out of a job.

Right, right.

So, why don't you just get another job?

Because I made too many enemies

working for her.

You know, you should really

work on that.

You know you can count

more flies with sugar

than you can with vinegar.

It's catch more flies.

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Willem Wennekers

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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