All language subtitles for A Different World s01e22 My Dinner with Theo.eng

? I know my parents love me ?

? Stand behind me come what may ?

? I know now that I'm ready ?

? Because I finally heard them say ?

? It's a different world ?

? From where you come from ?

? Here's a chance to make it ?

? If we focus on our goal ?

? If you dish it, we can take it ?

? Just remember you've been told ?

? It's a different world ?

? From where you come from ?

? It's a different world ?

? From where you come from ?

- Hey.
- Hey.

I love economics,

and economics loves me.

What are you talking about?

I got my test back today,

and I got an A.

A big A.

A big, bad A.

Wow! You got an A.

Yeah. I sure did.

And I am so happy,

because I was having so much trouble
with this material.

I mean, there was so much jargon,
theories, numbers.

But I applied myself, and it paid off big.

Yep, that's what they say.

So, how did you do on your bio test?

Oh, I got a C-plus, a big bad C-plus.

Oh.

Come on, Denise. That's not so bad.

Last year, if you had gotten a C-plus,
you would have thrown a parade.

But you probably would've missed it,
'cause you would've overslept.

Yeah, that was last year. I really studied
for this test. I'm really trying now.

Well, maybe biology
just isn't your subject.

A lot of people don't do well
in Science, you know?

- Yeah.
- Hey.

Jaleesa, you know
that green sweater I borrowed last week?

- Yes.
- Can I borrow it again?

You still have it.

Oh, it must be in the bottom of my hamper.

So, how'd you do on the biology test?

I can't believe how tough that test was.

I was so relieved to get a B.

- You got a B?
- Colette got an A.

Ooh, I love getting As. Don't you?

- Can� can I borrow your red sweater?
- No.

I'll get the green one back to you.

Come on, Colette.

I don't get it!

If she studies, she gets an A.

I study, I get a C.

Denise, she's a science major.

Yeah, well, all last year,
everyone kept telling me,

"Denise, you've got a great brain.

- Just apply it, and you'll do better."
- And you are doing better.

Yeah, well, not better enough.

Come on, don't let this get to you.

I'll tell you what.

Let's go out, get something to eat.
It'll make you feel better.

No.

I mean, you just got an A. You're up.

You don't want to be seen
with me and my C.

Well, tell you what,
why don't you look at it this way?

If you average my A with your C,

we're a B.

I'll get it!

Hello, Huxtable Residence.

Yes, I'll accept.

Hi, Denise.

When are you coming home?

Hi, Rudy.

Not for a while.
I have a lot of work to do.

- I miss you.
- Oh, I miss you, too.

Vanessa's been bossing me around,
and I'm running out of patience.

Can I come live with you?

I don't think so.

I'll make your bed every morning.

Mm, we'll talk about it later, okay?

Okay. Do you want to speak to Mom or Dad?

Uh, not really. Is Theo around?

He's in the kitchen.

Where else? May I talk to him, please?

Okay, I'll go get him.

Theo!

Hi.

- Hi.
- Mail.

Good.

- Phone.
- Oh, sorry.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Is all that yours?

Yeah.

I got a letter from my Aunt Marge.

Oh, from Kathy, from my grandma-

- Oh, shoot.
- What?

A letter from my boyfriend.

Your boyfriend?

Well, we're not engaged or anything, but
we've been dating since the seventh grade.

Well, I don't mean to pry or anything.

It's just that when most girls
get a letter from their boyfriends,

their first words aren't "Oh, shoot."

When I said that, I didn't mean
I didn't like getting a letter from him.

It's just that I feel bad.

Because he's written to me three times
since I've been here and�

�I haven't written back.

Oh, I see.

Know what I'm gonna do?
I'm going to write to him right now.

- That's what I'm going to do.
- Oh, good.

I can't write on an empty stomach.

Want to go to dinner?

If you think it will help, sure.

- We're going to dinner.
- Okay.

So, school's okay, then, right?

It's great.

This year, the seniors
get to eat off campus for lunch.

Wow! You guys are lucky.

When I was a senior,
we had to eat with the tenth graders.

I know, Denise. I was a tenth grader.

Oh. Right.

So, what are you doing this weekend?

They're having this perfume sale
down at the mall.

Smitty thought it would be
a great chance to meet women.

Oh.

I thought maybe you'd want
to come down here for the weekend.

Down where?

To Hillman.

Are you serious?

Yeah, you've been bugging me
for a year to come down here to visit.

Yeah, and for a year,
you've been saying, "No way."

Well, now I'm saying, "Yes."

Are you going to be there, Denise?

Of course!

And there are gonna be
other students there?

I mean, it's not gonna be
a holiday or something?

Theo, of course.
They're going to be here, too.

I don't get it.

I just want to spend time with
my little brother. Is that so strange?

Yeah, but I'm gonna pack
before you change your mind.

Well, clear it with Mom and Dad first.

Denise, I'll beg if I have to.

Okay. Call me
when you get your flight number.

You got it. Bye.

And this is Gilbert Hall.

Wow, this is great.

Where is everybody?

Denise, you promised.

Theo, relax!

- People are still in class.
- Oh.

Hey, did you bring that scarf?

Oh, I knew I forgot something.

Theo. You have this big old suitcase.

- What do you got in there?
- Clothes.

All those clothes
for one weekend?

Well, I have different looks.

- Hi, Denise.
- Hi, Carla.

Who do we have here?

Oh, this is my brother, Theo.

Theo, this is Carla Meyers,
our dorm director.

Pleased to meet you.

The pleasure's mine, Theo.

Denise, I like him already.
He has manners.

Yeah, I think I'll keep him.

So, are you thinking about�

following in your sister's footsteps
and coming to Hillman?

Well, I'm thinking about it.

I've narrowed my choices down to
Hillman, Howard, Harvard, Princeton

and the University of Hawai'i.

"Homeowner"?

This can't be mine. Excuse me.

- Denise, who's that man?
- Yeah.

That's no man, that's my brother.

Uh, Theo, would you like
to meet Denise's dorm mates?

Oh, you bet.

I mean, yes, ma'am.

Come on.

Girls, I'd like for you
to meet Denise's brother. Theo.

- Theo, this is Colette and Gloria.
- Hi.

- And Carol and Helen and Andrea.
- Hi.

So, Theo, what college do you go to?

Theo's 17 and a senior in high school.

Really?

You seem so mature to be in high school.

Oh, a lot of people tell me that.

I think it's because of my moustache.

A bunch of us are going to a mixer
at the student union.

You should bring Theo.

Yeah, Denise, bring me.

Well� �we'll see.

Come on, I want you to meet
Maggie and Jaleesa before dinner.

- See you guys later.
- Bye.

- Bye.
- Bye, Theo.

Why did you have to say I was 17?

What's the difference?

They could've thought I was their age.

Oh, please, Theo, come on.

How can a high school senior be 19?

Easy, I could have been left back
a couple of years.

Oh, real good.

Oh, I guess they're not back yet.

Wow.

So this is it.

- What?
- Your room.

This is it.

This is it.

- Wow, this is great.
- Good.

I like this.

Denise, I really like this.

Ha! You got a desk!

It's just a room, Theo.

Yeah, but it's a room your parents
can't bug you to clean.

That's your bed, huh?

Yeah, how did you know?

Because it's the only one not made.

Hey� This is pretty cool.

I like it.

How do you get up here?
Aren't your legs too short?

Yeah, it's a problem. Some nights,
I just got to sleep on the floor.

Hi.

- Hi, guys.
- Hi.

Hi, you must be Theo.

Yeah, hi.

Denise, this is your, uh, little brother?

Yeah, well, he used to be.

Theo, these are my roommates,
Jaleesa Vinson and Maggie Lauten.

Hi. Nice to meet you, Theo.

Same here.

So� now that we finally have a member
of Denise's family here,

there is a question
we have been dying to ask you.

What?

Was she like this at home?

Like what?

Strange.

- I am not strange.
- I agree.

Denise is not strange.

Maybe a little eccentric.

No, no, no, the girl is strange.

I offer as Exhibit A,

the deer lamp.

This was your sister's contribution
to the decor.

Yeah. I thought that was hers.

- Theo.
- Come on, Theo, spill it. Let's hear it.

Well, let's see.

There was one time when Denise
replaced her bed with a hammock.

Oh, I'm loving this.

And there was one night
when she got so tangled up in it,

our dad had to cut her down.

Denise� strange!

- What other strange stuff did she do?
- Maggie!

- Can I tell the tattoo story?
- No!

- You have a tattoo?
- No!

She came this close.

Excuse me, when is your flight back?

All right, let's leave the girl alone.

Hey, what have you guys got planned
for tonight?

Oh, I thought that we'd go out to dinner.
You know, just the two of us.

What about the mixer at the student union?

Yeah.

No, I thought that we'd go get a pizza,

you know, hang out in town.
It'll be great.

Denise, I do that every weekend at home.

Denise, your brother came down here
to have some fun.

He doesn't want to waste a Friday night.

Listen to her, Denise.
She knows what she's talking about.

Okay, we'll go to the mixer.

All right!

We should get you settled
in the hospitality house.

Okay. See you later.

- Hi, guys.
- Hi, Madeleine.

- I just wanted to see him.
- Oh.

You must be Theo.

- That's right.
- I'm Madeleine.

- Hi.
- Hi.

He's cute.

Come on.

There's no chance of me staying here, huh?

No.

- Hi.
- Where have you been?

Sleeping.

It's eleven o'clock.
Thought we were gonna have breakfast.

- I thought you were kidding.
- No.

Denise, since when do you get up
before noon on a Saturday?

Since I matured.

Oh.

Well, I didn't know.

How long did you stay at the mixer?

Well, it started to die down around 11:00,

so I went out for a burger
with Craig, Jeff, and Mark.

Who are Craig, Jeff, and Mark?

You don't know them?
They're on the basketball team.

Well, maybe I'll introduce you.

Come on. We can get some food on the road.

Thought we'd go to Virginia Beach
for the day.

"We"?

We! You and me.

I thought you were gonna be busy
studying all day, so I made plans.

- You did?
- Yeah.

Dad said if he was gonna pay
for the weekend,

he wanted me to get something out of it.

So, I made an appointment
with Dean Harris.

Oh. Well, maybe we can get together
after your meeting.

Then, the guys asked me
to play basketball with them.

- Oh, Craig, Jeff, and Mark?
- Yeah.

I can always try and reschedule
with Dean Harris.

Oh, no. No, I wouldn't do that.

Maybe we can get together
for dinner tonight, huh? My treat?

- Okay.
- Okay.

- You sure you don't mind?
- Theo, I live here.

I'm resourceful.

I can find ways to amuse myself.

Six o'clock, okay?

Oh, we better make it 7:00,
just in case the game runs late.

Okay, 7:00.

- See you tonight.
- See you.

Hey Janice, how you doing?

These are the only books we have
on the Peloponnesian War.

I think this one is your best bet.

I have a paper due Monday.
Do you have anything a little thinner?

Sorry. Around here,
the thin books go fast.

I'm in big trouble.

Hi!

- Hi.
- What are you doing?

Trying to write a letter.

But who can write in a library?
It's so quiet.

- Uh�
- Excuse me. Would you pinch me, please?

- Why?
- So I'll know I'm not dreaming.

I mean, you really are
in the library on Saturday?

- It's been done before.
- Not by you.

I just came to return these books.

Oh, good. We were starting to run low.

So, where's Theo?

Well, Theo has a meeting with Dean Harris.

Then, he's playing basketball

with his new best friends,
Craig, Jeff, and Mark.

Oh, you mean the guys on the team?

I guess I'm the only one here
who doesn't know them.

You should be glad Theo's so independent.

Yeah, well, I was just hoping
to spend time with him.

All of a sudden, he's the toast of campus.
I hope I see him before he leaves.

- Your little brother's growing up.
- Tell me about it.

I can't believe this is the same guy

who, four years ago, wouldn't change
his underwear for a week.

That's $35.50.

What are you talking about?

You owe 35 dollars and 50 cents.

Why?

Denise,
all these books are overdue.

Not all of them.

Denise, you took this one out last year.

I didn't even read all of them.

- Sorry.
- I read one of them.

Do you want me to chip in?

No, that's crazy!

Well, do I have to pay now?

You do if you want to check any books out.

Boy, you guys don't make it easy
to be a good student around here.

- Please.
- Thank you.

Uh, Theo, can I get you a soda?

Oh, no, thanks. I gonna be
playing basketball in a little while.

- You enjoying your weekend?
- Yes, sir.

Did you go to the mixer last night?

Ho-ho, sure did.

I found it a great opportunity
to engage in some�

some stimulating conversation.

Yeah. Well, it's not a bad place
to meet girls, either.

Right.

So, I take it you are considering Hillman.

Well, I'm definitely thinking about it.

I've had a thoroughly delightful time
this weekend.

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

Of course, the problem
with a prospective student is

is that when they come to visit,

they, uh, sleep late,

they socialize,
they have a thoroughly delightful time.

And in a sense, they become victims
of false advertising.

I beg your pardon?

It ain't easy once you get here.

Well, I realize that Hillman
is a very tough school.

It's a butt kicker.

I don't mean to scare you off,
but you ought to know

that there will come a night,

probably in your first semester,

when it will be three o'clock
in the morning.

You'll find you have 200 pages
to read by daybreak.

You haven't had
a decent night's sleep in a week.

You have no clean clothes.

You haven't eaten since breakfast.

And that will be the moment�

when you are gonna pull your head up
from your books and ask yourself,

"Why am I here?"

So, uh, what do you think
of the University of Hawai'i?

Don't get me wrong, Theo.

I'm not saying that
there's no room for fun.

- You're not?
- No.

We expect you to enjoy
your undergraduate years.

Really?

Yeah, that's why
we give you four to finish.

Do you come here much?

Yeah, whenever I want
some peace and quiet.

Well, they've got a lot of that
around here.

I was kind of hoping we could
go someplace more alive.

Theo, you're leaving tomorrow.

I've hardly had a chance
to say hello to you.

Okay.

- Two?
- Yes.

Oh.

Thank you.

So, how was basketball?

Pretty good, but I think the guys
were easy on me.

How could you tell?

Because I actually scored.

Oh. Sounds like
you're having a good time, though.

I'm having a great time.

And, Denise, I really want to thank you
for letting me come down this weekend.

It's the nicest thing
you've ever done for me.

Oh, I'm glad you're enjoying it.

I am.

You know, this is cool.

The two of us out to dinner,

by ourselves�

In a different state.

Just think.

This time next year,
we could be sitting here for real.

Wow, you really are thinking
of coming here.

Well, I might.

Well, if I were you, I wouldn't be in
such a hurry to get out of high school.

What are you talking about?

Theo, you don't know how good you have it.

You're a senior. People look up to you.
This is the best time of your life.

Oh, come on, Denise.

You couldn't wait
to get out of high school.

I was just a kid.
I didn't know any better.

- What didn't you know?
- Theo, college is hard.

Well, you sound like Dean Harris.

Well, he's right.

I mean, look at me.

You know, in high school, I got all As
and Bs, and now I'm lucky to pull a C.

Denise, you know what your problem is?

You peaked too early.

Now, you should've paced yourself more
in high school like I did.

What?

You breezed through high school.

You got good grades.
You didn't even study.

Now, I started out terrible
and got better.

There was a time
when Mom and Dad thought I was hopeless.

Now, they're just thrilled
I'm even thinking about college.

Wow. I wonder what would Mom and Dad
would think if I took some time off.

What do you mean by "time off"?

I don't know,
like a semester or something.

And did what?

Went to Europe or got a job, I don't know.

Are you crazy?

What is so crazy about that?

Denise, you can't do this to me!

- To you?
- Yes, me.

I'm the next one going to college.

If you do this, Mom and Dad
will be all over me.

Well, excuse me!

Can't you just hang in there
one more semester?

I'll be accepted somewhere by spring.

I don't know.
I feel like I'm wasting their money.

Denise, this is the time you're
supposed to be wasting their money.

Come on, please?

Theo, I don't even know
what I'm getting out of college.

There must be something
that interests you.

Yeah, everything interests me!
That's the problem.

I haven't even decided on a major, yet.

Denise, keep looking!

You'll find something.

Hillman can save anybody.

It saved Dad.

Theo, you're okay.

You're crazy, but you're okay.

- I am?
- Yes.

- I'm glad you came down this weekend.
- Me, too.

So, does this mean
you're not taking any time off?

I guess not.

I'll just stay here
and keep pulling those C-pluses.

Good.

Now, you know, if you apply yourself,

those C-pluses can turn into Bs.

Oh, shut up.

Sorry.

Let's get out of here.
Let's go get a pizza on campus.

Oh, I thought you'd never say so.

Okay, are we ready to order?

Repair and Synchronization by
Easy Subtitles Synchronizer 1.0.0.0