His wife Suzanne's (played by Essence Atkins) bossiness and stubborn manner provides the greatest source of conflict within the show. The show has Nick (now played by Terry Crews) as a successful sports talk show host with the kids' bad behavior significantly toned down.
Are we there yet movie cast series#
The film was followed up by a sequel Are We Done Yet?, where he and the family move to a new house in desperate need of repair, and spun-off a TV series also named Are We There Yet?, set in a different continuity and with different actors. Throughout the trip, Nick and the kids clash repeatedly, but end up bonding. But her two kids do not like Nick and purposefully sabotage their trip in order to split Nick and Suzanne apart. Suzanne has to go to a business meeting in Vancouver and asks Nick to bring her kids. What could possibly go wrong?Īre We There Yet? is a 2005 comedy film about Nick Persons ( Ice Cube), a swinging bachelor who falls for Suzanne ( Nia Long), a beautiful businesswoman and divorced mother with 2 bratty kids, Lindsey and Kevin. To win over their mother, he's driving them across country.Woman: This is taken! Nick: I'm sorry! Taglines Nick: Here we go, here we go! Kevin and Nick: Ew!! Nick: In here, in here, hold it, hold it. What did I do to deserve this!? Why is this happening to me?! It was you two! If I didn't volunteer to babysit you two little demons on this road trip, this kind of thing would never happen, and I'd still have my car! Go ahead and cry, I don't care. Nick: Oh, man! I never ever got to read the manual! Hit the dirt! Nick: No! This is about a year's pay. Incoming, incoming, incoming! Aaaah! Hold it, man. Kevin: Here it comes! Satchel: For God sakes, man, he's gonna make his water in your car! Nick: No, he ain't. Kevin: Are we there yet? Nick: No! Lindsey: I'm sure the carpet's absorbent. Think about something else football, a math test, uh, puberty. Kevin: How far is a mile? Nick: I don't know, 5,000 and some kinda feet. Now, look, the exit's about a mile away, and you can hold it. Do you have a bottle? Nick: No! Kevin: How 'bout this ashtray? Nick: Kevin, there's no receptacle in this vehicle. Kevin and Lindsey: Turn if off, Nick! Hurry! Hurry! Nick: All right, calm down. Lindsey: Hey, don't get soft! This guy is not our daddy. Lindsey: What was Mom thinking? Kevin: I don't know, I like him. Nick: Hey! This is my car! You hear me, little girl?! This is my car! Nick: Uh uh! You better not! Look at me, I'm serious! I'm not playin' with you, little girl, okay? Now, if you don't open that door before I count to three, somebody gonna get it. Nick: Open this damn door! Kevin: Ooh, you just swore again! Lindsey, he just swore again! Nick: So what? Hey, I'm not playin' with you. Nasty man, you're a nasty, bad man! Nick: Look, I tried to do your Mama a favor, you little booger! Kevin: You probably wanna kiss her, don't 'cha? Nick: Hey, off the glass! Off the glass! And you, open this door. Nick: What?! Kevin: Yeah, you're just a dirty, horny sex-man like all the others. You're just usin' us to suck up to our Mama. We ain't got no Pokémon, no Digimon, no Buffy, no SpongeBob, no Beanie Babies, and no shoplifters! Now, get! Both of y'all! Get! Kid: Hey, mister, you got any Yu-Gi-Oh? Nick: What you think? Kid: Got any Dragon Ball GT? Nick: Look, you come in here every day, askin' the same questions. You're supposed to ask before every segment. Nick: I did! Lindsey: No, you asked before we got on the train, not before we left the station. Lindsey: You should've asked him to go before we left. Nick: What?! No, no, no, you do not have to pee! Didn't you just go back at the train station? Kevin: I tried to go, but there was a man standing next to me, so it just went away.
You got $400 for me?! Kevin: No! Nick: And I want it cash! Nick: (to Kevin) Yeah, well, he's got to put about $400 in my pocket. Dialogue Nick: Aw, damn! Boy, didn't you hear what I just said?! Lindsey: (amazed) Ooh, you swore! Nick: You're damn right I swore! That's about $400 damage worth to my new car! Lindsey: That's twice.
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