All language subtitles for Whos The Boss s04e22 Prom Night II

There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and face the wind.

An open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life of down for being.

There were times I lost a dream or two.

And found a friend.

And at the end was you.

There's a path you take and a path not
taken.

Choice is up to you, my friend.

Not so long, but you're not awake to a
brand new life. A brand new life. A

new life around the bend.

Hi, Tony.

Oh, hi, John. Hey, just the guy I wanted
to see.

Remember when we used to play acrobat?

Let's do that again.

Why? Just for old time's sake. What do
you say? Come on. Alley -oop.

Okay, here comes the amazing flying
bower.

Oh, no.

I forgot how much fun that is. Yeah,
yeah, good. Now get to work.

Boy, there's a price for everything.

Up there, there.

Just give you the chills.

Oh, yeah, I got goosebumps.

Come on, wait a minute. I thought Jesse
had a work Saturday night. He did, but

he realized how important it was to me,
and he traded chips with the frozen food

guy. Oh, Jesse's going to love that,
huh? Yeah, he's going to be spending the

next few weekends with Mama Celeste.

We've only got three days to get your
great dress. Wait a minute, wait a

She's got a great dress, the one I
bought her for Cousin Gina's wedding.

Oh, Tony, people have seen her in that
dress.

Now we're into pre -spring 88.

So? I'm still wearing a suit I bought
late summer 72.

It's such a simple concept. Why can't
men grasp it?

Let me lay this out for you, Tony.

Sam is a sophomore.

She has been invited to a junior prom.

In the teenage vernacular, we're talking
major.

Listen to her, Dad. This woman is in
touch with the teen scene.

This is my idea. Let me have the honor
of buying it. Oh, no, no, no way, no

Anybody's buying her a new dress, it's
going to be me. Oh, Dad, but Angela has

much better taste than you do.

And it would mean so much to me.

Please! All right, all right, all right,
all right. But hey, hey, your wedding

dress is on me.

We'll talk.

No,

when do we hit the mall? The mall,
honey!

This is a prom.

Think elegant. Think 72nd and Madison. I
know the perfect boutique.

That's true, Dad.

And don't worry. I promise to be home by
dawn. Okay, sweetheart.

Dawn?

Dad, we'll be at the bowling alley.

Everybody stays out their prom night.

I bet Angela didn't. I bet she did.

No. You?

The whole night?

What'd your mother say? Never mind.

what else there is. The perfect dress is
here. I can feel it in my credit card.

Let the hunt begin.

Wedding, cotillion, bar mitzvah, prom.

It's our first.

Are we thinking something pink, blue, or
black?

It's a wonderful dress, honey, but not
for a prom. It is stunning, and it's our

last one. It was originally designed for
Cornelia Guest, but then Caroline

Kennedy fell in love with it until she
found out Chastity Bono had one just

that.

Did you hear that, Angela?

Yes, that's very impressive, but I think
we're looking for something a little

more traditional. Oh, of course.

Perhaps... Something along these lines.
Oh, adorable.

Who wanted that, Martha Washington?

Actually, Princess Stephanie had her eye
on this. Well, it is fit for a

princess. Sam, I think we found our
dress.

Oh, I don't know. I was kind of looking
for something different.

Well, honey, for your prom, you don't
want different.

I don't. She's right. Black is out. And
those bows.

Well, maybe I should try it on.

Just think how great it'll look with my
pearl.

You gonna lend me your pearl? Seven or
eight millimeter.

Of course, I want everything to be just
right.

Nine.

Oh, well, in that case, let me show you
the matching shoes. They're Perky's

favorites.

You really think I can have it?

Oh, I love it. It's yours. I want you to
be a standout at your prom. Oh, Mom.

What a day!

Ah, I see Mastercard and Visa are back.

Just you girls who ransacked the
boutiques of the Upper East Side.

a very nice day, thank you. Wait a
minute, wait a minute, sweetheart.

What's wrong?

Are you still thinking about that black
dress?

I really like those bows.

Honey, I understand, but trust me, I'm
right about this one.

Tony. Give us an honest opinion.

You tell us, is this or is this not the
most stunning dress in all creation? Let

me see here.

Uh -huh, well, where does the neckline
come to?

Just below the neck. I love it.

You really do? Oh, yeah, Sam. If I was
there, this is the dress I would have

picked out, except with longer sleeves.

Honey, honey, you're just having prom
anxiety.

Yeah, Sam, we all get that.

Really? You did, too?

No, but my date's parents did.

Oh,

prom guy, get back.

Oh, wait, wait, don't look, don't look.

Mrs. Bauer, what are you feeling?

Oh, bad luck to see the prom dress
before the prom.

She's really into this.

Well, I can show you what I'm wearing,
right? Yeah, let's see.

Oh, my, formal wear and a brown paper
bag.

You are going to love this.

What do you think?

Wow, hot.

Yeah, man, that's 110 in the shapes. Oh,
wow.

Oh, Jesse, you're such a card.

As if you'd actually go to a prom
wearing something that looked like it

to a funeral director.

Well, I am.

And it did.

Well, hey, I like it.

That explains that slight scent of
formaldehyde, huh?

Yeah, I got it at the Salvation Army. I
like my money to go to a good cause.

The guy wanted three bucks, but, you
know, why did he take five?

Jesse, I don't mean to be decidedly
unhip, but I have some serious doubts

this ensemble.

Angela, can we confab in the kitchen,
please? Excuse us.

Mrs. Bower's nice, but she has got some
weird ideas about fashion.

I mean, I bet she wants you to wear some
fluffy pink thing.

Blue.

I appreciate you taking Sam shopping,
but don't you think it'd be better to

the kids express themselves in their own
way?

Sounds like you're asking me to butt
out.

If the butt fits.

Tony, do you understand what's happening
here? Yeah, it's the cycle of life. An

undertaker croaks so Jesse can look cool
in his bronze.

has gone to a lot of trouble to pick out
the perfect outfit, and now Jesse is

imposing his will on her. Men are always
doing that.

Wait a minute.

When did I ever impose my will on you?

The other night when you made spaghetti.
You wouldn't let me put ketchup on it.

Linda, that's not imposing my will.
That's obeying the laws of the universe.

Hey, uh, Tony, you think I could have
the keys to your van? I'd really like to

wash it for tonight. You bet, pal. You
bet. But hey.

Don't scrub too hard. I don't want to
lose that last flake of paint.

Jesse, you won't be needing these.

Surprise, surprise.

I rented you a limo.

Oh, thank you, Mrs. Bauer, but that's
not our style.

But, Jesse. But, Angela.

Tony, I don't want Sam to be
shortchanged.

It's their night. Let them do it their
way.

But, Tony, you're not listening. I want
her to be in a limo. It's important for

her.

I don't want to go.

You can't mean that.

I'm sorry, Jesse, but I don't feel like
going out tonight.

Wait. Do I spend $5 on a tuxedo?

Wow. What a workout.

My endorphins are jumping for joy.

Oh, isn't life great? Stop it, Mother.

Why are her pants in a bunch?

Sam called off a prom because Angela was
bugging her so much. She was like a

fairy godmother run amok.

Another grim fairy tale, huh? Yeah, but
you know, I have a theory.

You know, Angela must have had such a
fantastic prom that she's determined

Sam has the same experience.

Intriguing theory, but dead wrong.

Do you really think our Angela went to a
prom?

I knew it sounded strange, but I didn't
want to say anything.

Well, it was a very humiliating
experience for her, and she swore me to

secrecy.

But what the hell?

Tell, tell, I'm all ears.

So was her date, Kenny Bigelow.

Ears? We are talking when the wind blew,
he went airborne.

But Angela was broad -minded and a
little hard up.

Anyway, she was all dressed and ready to
go to the prom when Kenny called and

said he was sick.

Eric?

The flu.

But that didn't stop Angela. She was
absolutely determined to go to that

But then, of course, when she got there,
poor thing, she couldn't bring herself

to walk in alone.

So she stood outside with her nose
pressed to the window.

Aww.

Well, actually, she was having a pretty
good time until she saw a couple of big

ears jitterbug by.

Jenny Bigelow.

Turns out he got a date with a
cheerleader.

Oh, wait a minute, Mona.

I mean, what would a cheerleader want to
go out with?

A guy like Kenny Bigelow for.

Well, you know what they say about guys
with big ears. Mona!

What?

They have big hearts.

Oh, poor Angela.

Gee, that must have really hurt her. I
mean, this explains why she's been

so weird.

Well, it explains this week.

Hi. How's Sam doing? Oh, she's still
incredibly polite.

But where you been?

Shopping for Sam.

Oh, Angela, haven't we learned anything
from this? Oh, Tony, you don't

understand. I went to the city to hunt
down the dress that Sam really wanted.

It's quite a story.

Maybe you should bring it right up to
her. First I went to all the department

stores and the boutiques.

Nothing. Then I drove down to the
garment district.

I see a rack being pushed down the
street. Right in the middle of it is

dress. I yelled at the guy, but he put
it on the truck and he took off. So I

pedal to the metal and I followed that
chauffeur.

The chase was on. It was just like the
French Connection, only I obeyed all the

traffic laws.

I forced him off the road somewhere
around Hoboken.

Angela Bauer always gets her dress.

Boy, no wonder they invented the Home
Shopping Club.

Sam, sweetheart.

Sam, I know you're angry with me and I
don't blame you. I got a little carried

away.

Okay, more than a little.

I'm sorry if I hurt you.

I just want us to be friends again.

Sam, don't do this to me.

May I come in?

Be my guest.

Silly me.

Just made a heartfelt apology to your
doorknob.

I felt terrible about what happened, so
I went out and I got you something.

Thank you, Angela, but don't you think
you've done enough?

Look, Sam, I know I interfered, and I'm
sorry.

But I just don't want to see you deprive
yourself of something you really want

because of a mistake that I made.

Angela, how you doing?

Come on, Angela. Now, you can't let this
thing with Sam get you down. You only

wanted what was best for her.

I'm beginning to think I wanted what was
best for me.

Huh? What do you mean? Tony, I have
something very personal to share with

you. Do you swear that you won't tell
anyone?

I swear.

Okay.

Oh, this is very embarrassing.

It was the night of my junior prom.

Uh -oh.

Nothing. Anyway, I had a date with this
terrific guy.

Kenny Bigelow.

Doesn't that name just say it all?

Yeah, I can picture them. I mean... I
mean him.

He got sick at the last minute.

And I just couldn't stand the thought of
not wearing that beautiful blue dress.

So I went to the prom anyway and... I
watched through the window.

The theme was Tahitian twilight.

The gym looked like a South Seas island.

And palm trees and fishing nets and
conch shells.

It was so romantic.

I didn't even mind being on the outside
until I saw... Um, Kenny Bigelow.

You are so intuitive.

He jitterbugged right past me. cast me
glued to a cheerleader. Now, Tony, I'm

not going to lie to you and tell you
that I wasn't hurt. I was. I was deeply

hurt. You know, it's not often that a
girl gets asked out by a boy like Kenny.

And he, he wasn't just handsome.

He looked like a movie star.

Dumbo.

You've been talking to Mother, haven't
you?

Not as much as she's been talking to me.

So I suppose you heard it all, the
mooning and everything.

Mooning?

She didn't tell you?

No, no. What mooning? No mooning. Nobody
said mooning. No mooning.

Angie, don't say a word like moon and
then just drop it here.

All right, all right. I was just so hurt
and mad that I threw my crinoline up in

the air and I showed Kenny what I
thought of him.

I wish I could have seen that.

I mean the expression on his face.

Hi.

Samantha.

You look beautiful.

Does this mean you're going to the prom?

Yeah.

Jesse should be here any minute.

For you.

I have something to go with this dress.

My pearls, if you want them.

I do.

Will you help me?

Sure.

Well, you were right all along.

That dress is you.

And the pearls are you.

They go great together.

They sure do.

Oh, baby, baby.

Hey, Jesse.

Dressed to kill, huh?

Well, at least to bury.

Sam, you look

Wow. Wow.

One more wow, you're getting an Italian
chaperone.

Anybody want some keys to a van?

Thanks, Mr. Bauer.

You too, Tony.

Okay, come on. Have a good time, eh?
Have a wonderful time.

By the way, Angela, how did you ever
find this dress?

Well, it was a breeze.

Bye. Bye.

All right, Jess, be careful. Now drive
carefully and be home by dawn.

Dawn. I never thought I'd see that.

Just keep your eyes closed.

They're closed. They're closed. All
right. Okay, okay. All right.

Open sesame.

Angela Bauer, this is your prom.

It's called Tahitian Twilight 2.

You are so sweet.

Now, wait a minute. It's time to cue up
the band.

Maestro!

Since Kenny's not here, may I have this
dance you can hold on to my ears?

I'd be honored.

Angela, this really is like your first
prom.

What do you mean?

Look through the window.

A full moon.

Up next, Who's the Boss?

A sitcom about a man who loses his wife
and his Major League Baseball career and

becomes a maid.

So why is he so happy?

Well, he, uh, really cleans up.

Oh, that's right. It must be the
royalties.

Stay tuned.