The Scout (1994)

Does Tommy Lacy suffer from performance anxiety or demophobia? How would you diagnose Steve Nebraska?

Clips from King Kong on television: “... to gratify your curiosity...” (0:01)

Phil tells scout Al Percolo "... The Pride of the Yankees..." 
”... don’t worry...” (0:02)

Al tells general manager Ron Wilson, "I wouldn’t worry about it." (0:07)

Al tells rookie pitcher Tommy Lacy, "... don’t worry about it..." (0:09)

Al tells player Steve Nebraska, "... New York’s gonna go crazy for you." 
”Don’t worry...” 
”... you don’t get extra nervous...” (0:25)

Al tells Steve, "Just out of curiosity... I’m curious." (0:29)

Al: "... I’m a little nervous... very proud to be..." 
Wilson answers a reporter: ”... my gut instinct...” 
Al tells Steve, ”... Don’t worry.” (0:39)

Wilson tells Al, "... we’re gonna need a letter from a psychiatrist or psychologist saying that he’s all right." 
Al: ”... I’m not an idiot.” (0:42)

Al: "... psychiatry..." (0:43)

Al tells Steve, "... you were really having quite a little nightmare." (0:44)

Al answers Steve, "... like a physical, only mental." (0:45)

Al tells psychiatrist H. Aaron, "... say Steve’s not nuts..." (0:47)

Al tells Aaron, referring to Steve, "... he’s just a little nervous..." 
Aaron administers a projective test suggestive of the Thematic Apperception Test to Steve. 
Steve, referring to a man in the picture, ”... he’s just pretending to be in a coma... out of the coma... stays in the coma...” 
Al: ”... medical costs...” (0:49)

Al tells Aaron, "... that coma story..." 
Aaron: ”... complicated medical terms... make that association.” 
”... showing confused emotions...” 
”... suppose that Steve has blocked something... He should be in therapy...” 
Al: ”... players never had any memory... no memory...” 
”... He can have a lot of therapy...” (0:53)

Steve tells Al, "... great movie. It’s about baseball." 
Al: ”Damn Yankees.” 
Steve: ”Damn Yankees.” 
Al: ”Are you nuts?...” 
Al tells the reporters... ”I’ve got a crazy landlady now...” (0:57)

Man on television talk show.: "... Steve Nebraska turned out to be Jimmy Piersall?" 
Steve: ”Who’s Jimmy Piersall?” 
Al: ”Don’t worry...” 
Referring to the President: ”... He wakes up a fool... a life you can be proud of.” (1:00)

Al tells Steve, "... if they bring up the therapy..." 
”... about the therapy...” 
”... about the therapy...” (1:01)

Wilson tells the reporters, "... the new pride of the Yankees..." 
Reporter: ”Are you in therapy?” 
Reporter: ”Why you in therapy, Steve?” 
Reporter: ”Are you currently in therapy.” (1:02)

Al answers Aaron, referring to Steve, "He was just worried..." 
Aaron: ”... Let him come to therapy by himself.” (1:05)

Tony Bennet performs. (1:06)

Al: "I wouldn’t ask Tony Bennet..." (1:09)

Al tells Steve, "... Let me worry about this..." (1:14)

Steve tells Al, "... I do have moods." (1:14)

Game announcer on television: "... The crowd is going crazy..." 
Steve tells Al, ”So the doorman was nuts, huh?” (1:16)

Al tells Aaron, "... Put the psychological stuff on hold..." 
Aaron: ”... I wouldn’t worry about it.” 
Al: ”Don’t worry?” 
Aaron: ”Don’t worry about it.” 
Al: ”... Just try not to worry... Thanks for the medical advice.” 
Aaron: ”I have a patient coming.” 
”Steve has had an abusive father, and he’s blocked a lot of painful memories...” (1:17)

Al tells Steve, "... You’re nervous. You’d be crazy not to be nervous." 
Steve: ”I’m not crazy...” (1:20)

Announcer: "... Mr. Tony Bennet." 
Commentator Bob Costas: ”Now here’s Tony Bennet...” 
Bennet sings. (1:22)

Steve tells Al, "... I was feeling claustrophobic." 
Al: ”You were feeling claustrophobic out on the field?” (1:27)

Commentator Tim McCarver: "... those silly little golf carts..." 
Costas: ”... words of wisdom.” 
McCarver: ”... Al Percolo has reportedly been under a psychiatrist’s care.” (1:27)

Al tells Steve, "... don’t worry about me..." 
”Oh, let’s not worry about the lineup...” (1:30)