All language subtitles for happy_days_s07e20_allison

Monday, Monday, happy days.

Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.
Thursday, Friday, happy days. The

but not go home.

Ready to race to you.

These days are ours.

Oh, happy days.

These days are ours.

Oh, baby.

Goodbye, great sky, hello, blue.

There's nothing can hold me when I hold
you. It's all right.

You can't be wrong.

Rockin' and rollin' all week long.

Monday, Monday, happy days.

Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.

Thursday, Friday, happy days.

Saturday, what a day.

Groovin' all week with you.

Please stay dry.

You were certainly in a good mood,
Howard.

Why shouldn't I be? I have a beautiful
wife, my business is up, and my weight

down. Oh, that's wonderful, Howard. How
much weight did you lose?

Guess.

Fifteen pounds?

Almost. Three.

Watch this.

Oh, Howard, now careful, dear. The last
time you did that, we had to cut you out

of that belt.

Hey, look at this.

Looks like those squash seeds I ordered
finally came, huh?

Hi, Dad.

Oh, hi, sweetheart.

Loosen your belt. Your eyes are bulging.

They're not bulging. I'm just alert.

Oh, now what? Now, this really makes me
angry. Will you look at this?

It's from the electric company.

They say if I don't pay this bill,
they're going to turn off our lights.

Oh, now, don't get yourself upset.

Play with your squash seeds.

I'm going to settle this once and for
all. This is getting ridiculous.

Your father is one... Take charge, guys.

Hello. Hello, the electric company? Is
this the billing department?

Yeah, well, this is Howard Cunningham.

Now, listen, what's the matter with you
people?

This notice you sent me today says that
I owe you $4 ,006 .12.

$4 ,006?

And 12 cents.

Now, how could anybody spend that much
on electricity?

Now, wait a minute. Let me get this
straight.

You mean to say if I don't pay this
bill, you're going to shut off our

Ha! I'd like to see you try it, bucko.

Listen, I didn't mean to yell.

Come on.

Fonz, I told my dad I'd straighten this
thing out for him.

Richie, this is our third department.
Don't you think you need a little of my

assistance? No, thank you, Fonz, but the
lady from customer service said this

was definitely going to be the right
department.

Just watch my smoke.

You're on.

May I help you? Yeah, he's got the
smoke.

Yes, uh, I have a problem here.

Lunchtime!

Hang on, where are you going?

Hey, you heard the computer. I've got to
go to lunch.

Hey, who runs this computer?

Allison Curtis.

Well, I sure told him.

Yeah, you'll be on fire.

And Allison Curtis is one vision of
loveliness.

Well, I guess I'll go talk to her about
this. This is my department, and I will

get you a discount.

Richie, I need a check.

Here you go.

She didn't respond to, uh... Life, as I
know, is over.

She's deaf.

Oh.

She's deaf. My vision of loveliness is
dead.

Yeah, life as you know it is not over.

A lot of companies are using deaf
employees now, you know, like her and

friend there. You know, let me tell you
something. Where there is a will, there

is a way.

I'll write her a note.

Yeah, oh, yeah, that's a good idea.

Yeah, you write her a note. Bad idea.
Hey, I love the way you swoosh your L's.

Come on, sit down. I can't write a note.

Something romantic, all right? Come on.

Romantic? Yeah. Well, I am Mr.

Romance.

You know, this is a little bit like
Cyrano de Bergerac.

What? It's a love story, you know, about
a guy with a long nose.

Hey, Pinocchio, I'm ready.

Life is funny.

One minute, you don't know somebody.

The next minute, you do.

Yeah. Well, I think you've got something
else in there, too, right? Yeah.

It's a little too philosophical.

For an afternoon of smiles.

Oh, I got it. That's good. That's too
good.

Hey, Fonz?

Fonz? Oh, Fonz.

Richie, you busy?

No, good. Thanks very much. I need your
help.

Allison's birthday tomorrow, right? I
want to sing that song everybody sings

somebody's birthday.

Happy birthday?

I think that's the one.

I want to learn it in sign language. I
bought this book.

Sign language? Yeah.

Let's get down to it.

Looks like you're getting kind of
serious about Allison.

Well, then you're looking in the wrong
place because I ain't getting serious.

Oh.

Didn't you see her every day last week?

And what are you, her mother?

Why can't you just admit that you're
treating this girl like someone special?

Hey, I treat every chick special, you
know? I mean, all right, so she's

you know?

So she looks great, you know?

I mean, so she understands every word I
say without hearing one of them, you

know?

I'll tell you something there.

There is something in this chick that I
have never seen any place in my life

before.

But you don't think she's special?
That's right.

Let's go. Happy birthday to you.

Okay. Happy birthday. Page 52.

There we go. All right.

This is happy.

Happy. Huh?

What are you, nutso?

This is a lot happier than this.

Can we go on? Do you want to do this
right?

I'm very happy. Happy. Okay.

here it says you got to use born day let
me get this straight you want me to say

born day i say born day this chick is
going to think i'm a nitwit sometimes a

lot of the signs have more than one
meaning i'm sure this is right okay born

born

you got to put a two in front of it and
you put your fingers together. Two.

This is two? Two you.

All right. Okay.

Happy born day to you.

Happy born day to you.

Happy born day.

Dear. Dear. You don't got to look in a
book. I got dear.

Are you kidding with dear?

I think that they have signs for names,
so we're going to have to try the

alphabet. Spell it out. There are a lot
of letters in alphabet. Couldn't I just

point to the girl? No.

Here's the alphabet right here. Okay.

touch my fingers. Oh.

Sorry. Okay.

All right. S -O -O -N.

N. N.

Yeah. That's it. You got it. Okay. Let's
practice. Come on. Let's practice. A -L

-L -I -S with Mr.

Dump. I think I'll practice it all.

Okay. All right.

It's a good thing for you I'm a quick
study. You know what I mean? Well,

doing very well, Fonz. You should be
proud of yourself.

Why should I be proud?

There's no stranger to sign language.

about this? What, is this a major convo
here?

I think this would qualify as a convo,
yes. In my office.

Right. Now, listen, guys, tonight's
young.

What do you want to do?

Why don't we go and look for some girls?

Again, Ralph?

Hey, listen, why don't you save yourself
two hours, go straight home and cry?

No crying.

Tonight, we keep driving until we find
girls.

Oh, great.

I've always wanted to see Canada.

bought one just like that. Yeah, this is
it. Looks good, huh?

Why are you wearing my new shirt? Mine
are dirty.

I've never stopped you before. I can't
believe you, Patsy. Don't even ask me if

you can wear it. Can I wear it? No, take
it off. What do you mean take it off?

Guys,

please.

Now, Ralph, you're being awfully stingy.
How do you figure that? I tell you, I

needed a shirt for tonight and Patsy
gladly loaned me one. Right.

respectable place here. I know, Albert.
They're wearing my new shirt. They don't

even ask, and I want them back.

Now, why would you want them back?
Because I paid good money for them. Two

dollars for the pair.

Stand in my chair.

I own the place.

I don't know why you're so angry.

I didn't know I was going into my
private office for Dear Abby.

You're telling me about girls? Yes, I
am. Do I ever tell you about girls?

Constantly. And you're lucky I do.

I'm just telling you.

You leave this girl on, you're going to
hurt Allison.

Fonz, I just don't think you should play
lover and leave her with this girl.

That's all.

Is this little lecture over yet?

Yeah. I'm sorry you're thinking some
kind of dumb lecture. I had a thought.

That's all.

Excuse me for one second.

Let me tell you something. Relax
yourself, will you?

I appreciate what you're saying. I don't
like it, but I appreciate it.

Hello.

Do you want to go look at the moon close
up with me?

This means yes.

Excuse me. Tell her to excuse me. Excuse
me one more second, all right?

You're taking her to inspiration point.
That's right.

I thought you just said you weren't
going to play lover and leave her with

Allison. Let me ask you a question, Mr.
Know -it -all. Whoever said I was going

to leave her?

Pansy's in love.

Now, hurry, children, hurry. When that
freezer in the garage starts to defrost,

there's no stopping.

Get a bucket in case we have to bail.

Marion! Oh, down here, power.

Uh, good morning, dear.

What do you mean, good morning? It's
almost noon.

What's going on around here? Look at
this clock. It says six o 'clock.

Yes, that's when they shut off the
power. The man... the electric company

you and he said they just can't keep
servicing deadbeats.

Deadbeats? We got deadbeats, dead
carrots, dead lime.

Richard, I thought you said Fonzie was
going to take care of this. Oh, yeah. I

talked to Fonzie this morning and he
said he's real sorry if he let you down

any way.

Oh, I should have done it myself.

Well, he and Allison are going down to
the electric company right now and they

said they're going to straighten this
thing out with the computer once and for

all. Well, I'll tell you one thing. If
the electric company ever needs

they're going to have to find it
someplace else.

Now, Johnny, let your father crack up
alone.

All right. And let's pack up this food.
Maybe Al can put some of this in his

fridge. Yeah. No, no, you don't. Don't
you touch that.

That's evidence.

I'm going to take the whole electric
company to court.

Boy, are you going to lose.

Allison, I am sorry I dragged you here.

I told my friends you and I would help
them.

You don't mind, huh?

Special. Yeah, you're welcome.

All right, now this part is a little
harder here.

All right.

Most of the time, I date a lot of girls.
And I'm talking a

lot of girls.

From now on, you are uno in my heart.

What's the matter?

What's the matter?

You understand?

So then it's okay.

It's not okay.

I don't understand.

It's very hard to tell me what you want
to tell me. Well, try.

Try.

Yeah, yeah, try.

It's very nice to meet you.

Same here. Yeah, I understand that. I'm
very cool.

Listen, would you excuse us for like a
second?

This is what you wanted to talk to me
about. All right, hey, I'm all ears. Go

ahead.

I must have gotten my signals mixed.

I thought you said...

You love him.

He loves him.

I got it.

You feel more comfortable with this bozo
because he's deaf.

Bozo did not come out of my mouth.

Let me ask you a question. If you could
talk, why do you do this so good?

Well, I learned sign language so I could
talk to Allison.

She's worth talking to. Hey, you're not
Whistler Dixie. I learned happy

birthday, huh? You don't know happy
birthday?

Happy birthday. You know that, too, huh?
You know that.

Let me explain.

Allison and I have been dating.

for three years. Hold it, hold it, hold
it.

I do not cut into somebody else's
dancing.

Oh, no, no, that's not... It's okay,
it's okay.

You see, before you came along, Allison
seemed to think I was only asking her

out because I felt sorry for her.

How could you think that?

I mean, that's ridiculous.

Show me track.

You.

Especially to me.

Yeah, I could do... See,

you've made two people very happy.

This morning, I asked Allison to marry
me.

She said yes.

Isn't that wonderful?

Yeah.

to meet you yeah thank you nice to meet
you too uh i'll wait i'll wait outside

Look, Dad gave me the canceled check. I
mean, they ought to realize now that

it's 612.

That's it.

That's the bill.

Hey, that's great, Fonz. Hey, did
Allison find that? Where is she? I'd

thank her for it. Hey, send her away,
you know? Let her go.

It's like you said, she's going to break
her heart anyway.

Yeah, the other day at Arnold's, I
thought you said that you were never

to... Well, I changed my mind, all
right? All right. All right? All right.

do you mean by all right?

won't have to talk about it.

Yeah.

I'll give you a ride home on my bike.

Oh, yeah, I'd love to, Fonz. My car's
parked downstairs. I said I'll give you

ride home on my bike.

Sure, Fonz. Yeah.

Wait a minute, Fonz. Yeah.

You're okay.

No, no. Mr. Tom has to go over there.

You can hold me when I hold you. All
right. It can't be wrong.

Rocking and going.