All language subtitles for Whos The Boss s06e18 Her Fathers Daughter

There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and take the way.

An open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life around the bend.

There were times I lost a dream or two.

I found the trail and at the end was
you.

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

So it's up to you, my friend.

Not so long, but you might awaken to a
brand new life, a brand new life, a

new life of mine.

If I knew that, I wouldn't be sitting
here watching The Love Connection.

You know where we're going for winter
break?

Fort Lauderdale, where 10 ,000 kids meet
on 5 ,000 beach blankets.

Oh, boy, I wish I were the guy with the
Clarice Hill concession.

Oh, hello, ladies. Bye.

Buddy, Samantha, my sweetheart.

And Mona, sweet Mona.

Oh, what a day this has been. I just
feel terrific.

So, uh, now would be a good time to ask
you for something, right?

You bet.

Dad, can I go to Fort Lauderdale for
winter break?

Mmm, yes.

Yes? Yes, yes, yes, yes. In fact, I was
at the Parents Association meeting last

night, and they asked me to chaperone
the class trip.

No, no, no, no. Oh, Sam, Sam, I know
what you're thinking. I know what you're

thinking. Papa, cramp your style, Miss
Ellie. But no, Sam, not this time.

I discussed it with Angela last night,
and I promise I will not embarrass you.

You won't even know I'm there, okay?

Hey, where the boys are, Papa's sure to
be.

Dad! Sam, Sam, I'm just joshing with
you.

Kids today, no whimsy.

Oh, I should just stay home.

Oh, no.

You are going to go, and you're going to
take Angela with you.

Oh, that'll make it better.

Don't you see? It's a perfect plan.
She'll keep Tony occupied, and I'll get

chance to hunt down the keys to her safe
deposit box.

Oh, hey.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Sorry. No,

no. Let's go this way.

Excuse me. Tony, wait. We'll get that
space over there. It was fine.

Angela, I want a spot where all the kids
can sit together.

Come on. Why don't we go over there?
We'll just ask this woman to move a

to the left. Oh, sure. No problem. No
problem here.

Well, Angela.

I can't ask you to move now.

Oh, why not?

Fine. We can squeeze in here.

Oh, I'm in heaven.

We've got the beach. We've got the sun.
We've got 10 ,000 guys.

Attention. Attention.

Fairfield High. Oh,

God. He's amplified.

Orientation meeting right now. Dead east
of the topless woman.

We're going to keep him under control.
I'm sorry. He slipped the bullhorn past

me. I'm counting on you to distract him.

Okay.

Okay, gang, come on in here, kids.
Gather around, gather around.

Now, we're all down here on vacation,
and I know you're here to have fun, and

that's okay with me.

Cool with me, too.

Anyway, since you're down here to have
fun... This place is going to swing

bigger than a fine young cannibal's
concert.

You know, she drives me crazy.

I can relate.

Anyway, if you act responsibly and use a
little common sense, you can do

anything you like.

Except for the 13 things that I've
written down on these flyers. Please

them out.

Now, remember, don't do anything I would
do.

Sam, Sam, Sam, Sam.

Do I detect a little attitude here?

Dad, it's just that all these kids are
here to get away from school and their

parents, and all I'm getting away from
is school.

Okay, okay, I get that. I see it, I see
it. I'll tell you what.

Don't think of me as your dad.

Think of me as your chaperone, okay?

I won't be any more protective of you
than I am of the other kids.

Hey, Sam.

Look who talked to me.

This is Tim and Gene.

I don't like them.

But what do I know?

Hi, I'm Sam.

And this is my chaperone, Tony.

How's it going, guys? How you doing? Tim
and Gene are waiters at the hotel.

Come on, Sam. We'll show you where the
locals hang out. Really? Where's that?

Where there aren't any chaperones.

Great. See you later, Tony.

friends already yeah yeah yeah sure sure
how nice remember sam 10 o 'clock 4 to

9 30 is better all right all right i
know i should trust her judgment all

sam i trust your judgment disregard
previous message sam sam do you hear me

it's all right she heard me

Tony, the girls are going to be fine.
Can we just enjoy the day? You know,

you're right, Angela. Hey,

hey, slick me down, mama.

SPF 20. Hard to believe, but I'm sun
sensitive.

Here you go.

Hey,

did I just feel a drop or are you
drooling?

Let's put it this way, Tony. There isn't
a cloud in the sky.

Oh, Angela.

Angela, I just did my hair.

Can I help you?

So where are you taking Chelsea tonight?

Oh, I've got it all planned.

First, we're going to Captain Andy's for
the all -you -can -eat shrimp special.

Then we're going to see a fish called
Wanda. And then we're going to top the

night off with some dancing at the
shark's den.

Get it? It's a theme night.

Fish?

No, fun.

I want Chelsea to know how much I like
her.

Well, honey, don't try so hard, huh?

Just be yourself.

She'll like you.

Thanks, Grandma.

Can I borrow some money?

Of course, honey.

I keep it in your mother's jewelry
drawer.

And the key is underneath her dresser.

And while you're there, get some for me,
too.

Hello.

Oh, ahoy, Chelsea.

Wait,

you can't make it.

Well, don't you want to tell him
yourself?

Oh. Man overboard.

Great winter break.

I wish we had some guys to hang out
with.

Range Rover.

Oh, hello.

Room service.

We didn't order anything.

But I can always eat.

No, no, this is on the house.

We wanted you to feel at home.

Yeah, just think of us as the welcome
committee.

Well...

Maybe we should leave that open.

It's number six on the chaperone's list.

Come on, who cares about the chaperone?

Well, he's also my dad.

So?

I've made a few dads mad in my time.

I just feel so sorry for the kids. It's
supposed to rain all weekend.

Don't feel too sorry, Angela, because a
good chaperone always comes prepared.

With rainy day fun. Check this out here.

Knock hockey.

Charades. Making origami animals.

I'm getting excited already. Let's go
get the kids.

Tony, no, no. No, no. I mean, why don't
we just sit here and watch the rain?

All right. Watch the rain?

Okay,

that's enough rain. Let's go get the
kids. I mean, look at it.

Okay. All right. Okay.

Looking at the rain.

Isn't it cozy?

You coming down with a cold, Angela?

No.

It's just that I always find the rain
romantic.

Angela, what are you doing here?

She's coming on to you, dummy.

No. No, I wasn't coming on to you. I was
just trying to distract you.

Well, take it easy on that stuff, will
you?

Sorry, I just don't know my own
strength.

Angela? Yes, Tony?

Gin rummy, two cents a point? You got
it. Okay, yeah, let's see.

Could I get a deck of cards?

So Jean forgot my suit.

We wind up at this fancy restaurant
wearing jams and thongs.

Don't that be dull?

You guys are so lucky you get to party
all year round.

No. You know what's really lucky?

Meeting two girls like you.

Come on, you guys meet girls all the
time.

Oh, but you two are special.

Yeah, real special.

Really? I mean, you're not like the
girls down here.

You're classy.

Yeah, real classy.

My mother was an equestrian.

I have a great idea.

Nah, better not.

What? What?

What?

Well, I was just thinking of inviting
you two down to see our apartment.

You know, see how the locals live. Well,
hold on, Tim. I mean, maybe we

shouldn't do that. I mean, we don't want
to give the girls the wrong idea.

Well, I don't have the wrong idea.

Perfect, let's go.

Yeah, let's go.

Hey, we are not going anywhere.

Why not?

Because, Bonnie, these guys are total
sleazes. They're not.

Are you?

Bonnie, don't ask them.

Gene, would you take Bonnie and heat up
the jacuzzi, please? My pleasure.

That's it.

That's it.

Come on, Bonnie. Those guys hit on every
tourist that come down here.

They won't even remember our names.
Tomorrow.

You mind if I make my own decisions?

Don't run my life.

I'm not running your life. Yes, you are.
You're always telling me what to do.

Bonnie, I saved you. Yeah, from having a
good time.

Bonnie, you were in over your head. Hey,
I don't need a lifeguard.

Or a mother.

And I don't want you as my roommate
either.

an equestrian.

Oh, oh look, there's Sam.

Sam, she looks like she needs me. I'm
going to pass on the game.

Chicken.

Yo,

Mrs. Rabinowitz, how about a little game
of chance?

Sam, Sam, what's going on? Everything
okay?

Sure.

Oh, come on, come on, honey. What's the
matter? What's the matter?

Well, alright.

It has to do with boys and sex.

Okay.

All right, look.

I knew this was going to happen someday,
and I'm prepared. I'm ready for it. Go

ahead. No, no.

It's not my boy, and it's not my sex.
Thank you, guys.

It's Bonnie.

What? But don't worry, Dad. I threw the
guys out of the room.

Thank you again.

And then Bonnie threw me out of the room
because I threw the guys out of the

room. I'm starting to get this, and I
like it.

Bonnie said that I was running her life
and sticking my nose into her business.

Well, you know what this means, don't
you?

It means that you are just like me.

No, I am not.

Oh, yes, you are.

No, Dad, I just felt that Bonnie
needed... Your guidance.

Right, exactly, and that she... was
gonna get herself in trouble if you

intervene right and look i may come on a
little strong but you only did it

because you love her exactly it's a done
deal sam

you are a carbon copy of your old man i
am not oh i wish i had a mirror right

now look dad i may have dark hair i may
have brown eyes and i may be italian but

i am not like you oh hey hey easy to see
him you know There are a lot worse

people you could be like.

Try Nikolai Ceausescu.

I am not Bonnie's mother.

If she wants to hang around with jerks,
then that's her decision.

You know, there's a lot of guys that
would like to be like me, Sam. A lot of

guys. Take Ernie, our waterman.

He says I'm a hip dude.

The man has me on a pedestal.

Yeah, so anyway, we had a couple of
babes lined up, but Tim turned out to be

stiff. Oh, but a friend, though. She was
a real pushover.

All right. Hey, you know something?

Tim's up in her room right now.

Yeah? Listen, at least one of us is
going to get lucky, huh? Right.

Okay, I'm ready.

What's wrong, Grandma?

Great news, pal.

What? What? Are you ready for this? Your
date canceled.

Oh.

Like me.

Okay, Jonathan.

So you got dumped. Don't sugarcoat it,
Grandma.

Don't you see? This is a wonderful
opportunity for you.

This is your chance to call up the
prettiest girl in school and ask her

Well, that's Tiffany Simmons, but she's
probably out on a date.

The prettiest girls are always home. You
want to know why?

Because guys think that somebody else
already asked them out, so they don't

call.

So call her.

You know the number? I memorized all the
girls' numbers just in case one day I

became popular.

Hi, Tiffany. It's Jonathan Bauer.

Oh, I understand.

Okay, okay.

There's your warm -up call.

Now, you get back on the phone and you
call the second prettiest girl. And if

she turns you down, you try the third
and the fourth till you find that lucky

girl.

Okay, but this could take a while.

I have all weekend.

Okay, sleazeball, out of here.

Dad, what are you doing here?

I'm doing my chaperone thing.

He burst in here when he heard I was
with Tim.

How did you know?

Oh, Sam, Sam, Sam.

A good chaperone always has an intricate
network of well -placed sources. That's

all I can say.

So, uh, where is Tim?

Bonnie threw him out of here before I
even got here, huh?

Good girl, Bonnie.

Yeah, so, uh, what are you doing here?

Oh, I came to get my toothbrush.

Oh, yeah, sure, sure, sure, sure.

Well, my work is done here.

Chaperone man is needed elsewhere.

You didn't come here for your
toothbrush.

You're right. I came to get my
nightgown. And I'm going to get my

too.

So, uh, why'd you kick Tim out?

Well...

Because he called me special, unique,
and Carlotta.

Carlotta.

You know, since all your stuff was
already here and it's so late, why don't

just stay?

That would probably be easier.

Hey, Bonnie, you want to go to the
coffee shop and get something to eat?

this arguing is me being hungry.

Sure, just don't let me order anything
chocolate. I don't want to break out.

I'll watch you like a hawk.

Thanks, Mom.

Are you done?

Hey, you know what? All this arguing has
made me hungry.

Want to go down to the coffee shop and
pig out?

Wow! That's what Sam just said.

You two are so much alike.

Dad.

I know, I know, I know. God forbid you
should be like your father.

No.

Actually, it's not so bad.

I'm sorry I gave you such a hard time
before.

It's okay, honey.

But, you know, I knew you were going to
say that because, you know, first you

blow up, then you feel bad, then you
apologize, just like me.

Dad, dad. See, see, now you're getting
defensive, just like I get defensive.

No, I'm not. I just want to explain to
you. See, now you're rationalizing your

defense.

I'm just going to shut up.

Now that's...

you wouldn't have done.

Well, that's not true, Samantha.

That's not true. I don't always have to
talk. I don't always have to have the

last word. I can shut up. Are you
kidding me? If there's one thing I like,

silence. My favorite song is the sound
of silence.

Hello, darkness, my old friend.

Hello?

This is Jonathan Bauer.

Want to go out with me?

You do?

Hey, great.

I'll see you in a half an hour.

What is it?

After 37 calls, I finally got a date.

Okay, slugger. Who's the lucky girl?

It's... Hi,

this is Jonathan Bauer. Do we have a
date tonight?

Oh.

Hi, this is Jonathan Bauer. Do we have a
date tonight?

Hi, this is Jonathan Bauer. Do we have a
date tonight?

Oh.

Hi, this is Jonathan Bauer. Do we have a
date tonight?

Oh, yeah.