David Ruprecht… John Krasinski
James… Chris Redd
Dina… Ego Nwodim
Billy… Andrew Dismukes
Riba… Lauren Holt
Kris… Aidy Bryant
Gina… Kate McKinnon
[Starts with TV show schedule]Female voice: You’re watching the Game Show Newtork’s 90’s Throwback Night. At 8, it’s Dogs vs Kids. At 9, it’s The Great American Slime Race. But now, it’s a classic 1991 episode of Supermarket Sweep.
[cut to the show set]David Ruprecht: Hello and welcome back to Supermarket Sweep. It’s jeopardy for food. I’m your host David Ruprecht. Let’s meet today’s contestants. James and Dina. Billy and Reba. And Kris and Gina. Welcome to the show. James and Dina, how do you know each other?
James: We’re dating.
Dina: We’re engaged.
David Ruprecht: Terrific. Billy and Reba?
Billy and Riba: We’re married.
David Ruprecht: Very nice. And Kris and Gina. How do you two know each other?
Gina: We are very good friends.
Kris: Yes. We breed pugs
Gina: We also share clogs.
Kris: Yes. And one bedroom home in Vermont.
David Ruprecht: Super. Alright. You excited for sweep?
Gina: Oh sir, yes sir.
Kris: We have a dozen rescued animals with different unmanageable medical conditions that require separate diets.
Gina: We know the supermarket like the back of our strong women’s hand.
David Ruprecht: Well, that sounds good to me. Okay. Let’s get to the most famous part of Supermarket Sweep, the little quiz about grocery items. Who’s ready? Alright. So, here we go. Laid by a feathered bird on two legs, this breakfast oval is known as…
[Kris and Gina pressing the buzzer button]Kris: Eggs.
Gina: It’s eggs.
Kris: Eggs.
David Ruprecht: Very good. Kris and Gina.
[Gina and Kris look at each other]Gina: I love you.
[Gina and Kris kiss]Kris: You’re my king.
David Ruprecht: Little friendship kiss there. And wow! Eggs are a $100 bonus items. So Gina, go find those eggs.
Gina: Okay, [pointing at Kris] this is for you
Kris: Go my provider.
[Gina runs towards the grocery section of the set and brings in the eggs.]Gina: I love you.
Kris: Come on. Get those eggs.
Gina: Got em’. God, I missed you.
Kris: I missed you so much.
Gina: That was crazy for me.
Kris: I am sick when you are not here.
Gina: Let’s never do that again.
[Dina presses the buzzer button]Dina: Egg
David Ruprecht: That is correct but little late. Great job to the gal pals but couples, you’re still in this. Okay, here’s your next clue. If you’re running late–
[Kris and Gina pressing the buzzer button]Kris and Gina: It’s ketchup.
David Ruprecht: That is correct.
Riba: [to Billy] Why didn’t you say ketchup?
Billy: They’re so fast.
Riba: Don’t yell at me.
Billy: Don’t emasculate me on TV.
David Ruprecht: Oh, trouble in paradise. Now, let’s learn a little bit about our front runners. What do you guys do for work?
Kris: I have a doctorate in grocery riddles.
Gina: That’s right. And I’m a unitarian minister.
David Ruprecht: Neat. What would you do with the money if you win?
Kris: Well, our blind horse needs a full time nurse.
Gina: Yeah. My snow shoes are looking a little ratty.
Kris: Yeah. And I do need titanium ankles because mine are just sort of bone on bone.
David Ruprecht: Ouchie! Well, good luck catching up, couples, because these two are really in sync.
Gina: Yeah, we got a really good thing.
Kris: Yeah. This woman taught me how to trust.
Gina: Sometimes I lie awake praying that we die in the same moment.
[Dina presses the buzzer button]Dina: [pointing at James] Now, why doesn’t he talk about me like that?
James: What did I do?
Dina: Don’t talk to me.
James: I don’t know what to tell ya’. Pairs of friends like this do really well on our show. In fact, let’s take a moment to give a shoutout to our previous winners this season. They’re Sam and Karen. [both women] Jan and Rebecca. [both women again] Kelly and Rone. [both women again] And Ellen and Portia. [both women again] Alright. Kris and Gina, since you’re in the lead, you’ll get to do the mini-sweep. Now, if you find the specially marked golden blue-berry, you’ll win $5000.
Gina: I got this and I got you, babe.
Kris: Thank you for today and all the days in the future and all the days that we have had forever together.
David Ruprecht: And go!
[Kris and Gina run towards the grocery section. Kris falls down because of her ankle problem.]Kris: Ouch! Oh god! Oh, no. Oh, my ankles. You gotta go on without me.
Gina: No. I’m never leaving you again.
Kris: You will have to.
Gina: Oh, like hell I do.
David Ruprecht: 40 seconds on the clock.
Kris: Look at me, Gina. You are my world. And all the deaf donkeys we have raised from bottle call, you mother.
David Ruprecht: 20 seconds left, girls.
Gina: [pointing at David Ruprecht] Shut up.
Kris: Yes, you shut up. You shut the hell up and let me talk to my friend. [talking to Gina now] Now, I was gonna wait, but your mother to die before I did this. [Kris pulls out an engagement ring.]
Gina: Oh my god.
Kris: Gina, will you do me the honor of marrying us?
Gina: Yes. By the power vested in my by the store Vermont unitary, you may now kiss the friend.
Kris: Oh baby.
[Kris and Gina start making out on the floor]David Ruprecht: Well, time’s up and you didn’t find the blueberries. But on the bright side, I’m thinking about asking one of you out. Well, thanks for watching, America. Goodnight.