All language subtitles for 7th_heaven_s09e15_red_socks

me me

Still making Mommy pancakes for
breakfast?

Sure. Are the pancakes just for her?

Well, we're going to surprise Mommy by
giving her breakfast in bed, but we can

all have some pancakes with syrup and
butter.

Lots of butter.

And maybe some bacon. Some nice, fatty
bacon.

I didn't think you could have bacon.

I thought that's why you had heart
problems. Too much bacon.

True, but it's Valentine's Day, and dry
toast isn't that romantic.

And bacon is.

Cupid seems to have hit you on the wrong
side of the head this morning.

Yeah, Cupid.

Right. I'm not in the mood for
Valentine's.

She's up, okay?

Oh, and by the way, happy birthday.

Thank you.

Thank you?

What?

Oh, yeah, the present.

I'm going to clean your room for an
entire week.

Wow, thanks.

What's going on?

Happy Valentine's Day.

Thanks, and happy birthday.

I suppose you want me to make you some
pancakes.

Well, we were going to surprise you by
giving you pancakes in bed.

Oh.

No bacon.

Okay, no bacon. It's for you, because I
love you.

I love you, too.

Enough already.

Okay, well I guess I'll go upstairs and
wait for my pancakes.

Love is sweeping the country.

are hugging the shore.

All the sexes from Maine to Texas

have never known such love before.

See them billing and cooing

like the birds

Love is sweeping the country.

There never was so much love.

I know there's no greater feeling than
the love of family.

Where can you go when the world don't
treat

you right?

7 -7 7 -7

7 -7

Where are you going?

Nowhere. What's wrong?

I hate Valentine's Day. Okay, I should
be the one to hate Valentine's Day. I

have nobody. You have Vincent.

What? Vincent hasn't called me in three
days.

Oh.

It's just that he would have made up
holiday anyway.

It's no big deal.

Hey. Hi.

What's this?

It's Valentine.

I thought it was about time I apologized
to you, and I figured...

What better day to do it than on
Valentine's Day?

Holding hands at midnight Needs a starry
sky Nice

work if you can get it And you can get
it if you try

Strolling with the one boy, sighing sigh
after sigh.

Nice work if you can get it, and you can
get it if you try.

Just imagine someone waiting at the car
door.

Where two hearts become one, who could
ask for anything more?

Loving one who loves you, and then
taking that vow.

Nice work if you can get it. And if you
get it, won't you tell me?

Yes,

boys, you have to go to school.

Valentine's Day, it's a made -up
holiday. It's not a real holiday.

Let's go.

We're off.

Oh, good, yeah. What about the kitchen?

Oh, I'll get it when I get back.

Yeah, from taking the boys to school.

Well, no, I have to run by the church
and make a few calls, but I'll be back

just leave everything right where it is.
Well, you mean those plates with all

the syrup on them, and I should just
leave them in the sink? Yeah, I was

to do them, but I was getting the boys
ready for school.

Your point being?

My point being that you put your
favorite red socks in with a white load

laundry.

I'll take care of it. My mistake.

Yes, your mistake. You didn't love those
stupid red socks so much.

You mean if you didn't love those stupid
red socks so much?

Excuse me?

You love the red socks. Why do you think
I buy them for you? You think I have

some deep attachment to red socks?

You've given me a pair of red socks
every Valentine's Day since our first,

something tells me it's not me, but you
who loves the red socks.

You have always worn red socks. You were
wearing red socks when I met you. I

don't remember ever owning red socks
until you bought them for me, but let's

argue. Now, if you say I've always worn
red socks... You have always worn red

socks.

We got a valentine's for everyone at
school.

Don't make any dinner plans.

I'm going to pick up a picnic basket at
the French bakery and a bottle of

champagne. And tonight, we're going to
get some alone time.

You and I, by ourselves.

Lucy's going to be home so she can watch
the boys, right?

Right.

Happy Valentine's Day to me.

I

know

it's Valentine's Day, but I can't. I
just can't. We just met.

I don't believe me. I don't want to go
too far too fast either, but I just want

this feeling left forever.

I can't believe we just met last night
and I feel like this.

Well, I can't believe it either, but,
you know, it was Valentine's Day Eve.

Is there such a thing as Valentine's Day
Eve?

Well, I don't know, but it feels like
the real thing.

It feels like the real thing.

But can it be the real thing?

Is there really love at first sight?

All I know is I thought you and I fell
in love.

So, do you have any class in this
afternoon?

No.

Well, neither do I.

So we can hang out here or we can go for
a drive.

I'd love to see Glen Oak, see your
house, where you grew up, meet your

Standing up all night talking to you was
really wonderful.

You're wonderful.

I'd love to show you Glen Oak, but I
think we should save meeting the family

not put the whole love at first sight
theory to the test right away.

All right.

Do you want to see Glen Oak?

I'd love to.

Well, let's go.

I love that you want to do whatever I
want to do. I love that you love that I

want to do whatever you want to do.

The good news is Savannah's sleeping

more. The bad news is she's eating more.

What are you doing?

I'm going to work, remember?

No, I don't remember.

I told you last week that I was going
back to work this week.

But it's Valentine's Day.

I'll be home before midnight, and it'll
still be Valentine's Day.

Midnight?

Captain Michaels asked if I could put in
a few extra hours. They're a little

short -handed today, and I have been off
for a while.

Midnight? Before midnight.

What am I supposed to do?

I thought you'd be busy with the baby.

And I thought you'd be busy with me.

I was busy with you, and now I've got to
get busy with my job so we can pay for

that new house.

We've already paid off the house, and
it's not like I don't know that we have

money and a new house, which I still
haven't seen.

You're the one who won't leave Savannah
for five minutes to go look at it.

So?

So it's not my fault you haven't seen
the house.

Really?

Who got me pregnant and whose baby is it
in there?

I do believe it is your fault, Mr.

Kinkirk.

I've got to go.

I love you.

No, you don't. If you loved me, you
wouldn't be abandoning me on Valentine's

Day. We're going to spend a lifetime of
Valentine's Days together.

Besides, we don't need a Valentine's
Day.

I love you 365 days a year

You

were meant for me

I was meant

for you

Nature patterned you, and when she was
done,

you were all the sweet things rolled up

in one. You're like a plaintive melody

that never lets go.

Set me free.

For I'm content.

The angels must have sent you and they
meant you

just for me.

For I'm content.

The angels have sent you and they meant
you

just for me.

You've got to get to work.

And we'll call you back.

Beep! Hi, honey, it's me.

Listen, I just wanted to apologize for
not getting to the dishes before I left

and for the laundry.

I'll take care of everything as soon as
I get home, and I promise I'll be home

early. And I'm really sorry if I didn't
remember owning Red

Sox before meeting you.

I'm sorry about the whole morning.

I love you.

You are my lucky star.

I saw you from afar.

Two lovely eyes at me, they were
gleaming,

beaming.

The star struck your all, my lucky

charms.

I'm lucky in your arms.

You've opened heaven's portal here on
earth for this

poor mortal.

How could you not know that you have
always worn...

Red Sox, how could you not know that you
put them in the wash with everything

else?

How could you think that

I would like to leave dirty dishes in my
sink all day?

I can't believe Kevin went to work.

He went to work on Valentine's Day of
all days. Well, he had to go back to

sometimes. But today?

Probably some of the other guys who
haven't had time off wanted to be with

wives and girlfriends today.

You know, it's just a stupid made -up
holiday anyway.

What's with you?

Nothing's with me. I just don't think
Kevin going back to work is anything to

fight about on Valentine's Day. I mean,
work is a good thing. Kevin's a

responsible man who's trying to take
care of his wife and his daughter.

Did you and Dad have a fight?

No, not really.

What does not really mean?

It means that your dad and I aren't
fighting. We're just, you know, very

love, very, very much in love still
after years and years of marriage. We're

just crazy about each other.

So, what are you two lovebirds doing for
Valentine's Day?

Oh, I don't know.

Dishes, laundry, sandwiches.

In fact, I have to go make a birthday
cake for the twins now.

So, happy Valentine's Day.

Fine.

You haven't called me in three days.

No, you haven't called me in three days.

I called you last.

What? I called you last.

What does that have to do with anything?

Don't try and put this off on me.

You could have called me if you'd wanted
to.

I was just about to say the same thing
to you.

So that's why you were walking past me
with that girl?

Because you were angry that I didn't
call you?

Well, two can play this game, Victor.

Do I know you?

Ruthie Camden. Nice to meet you. Happy
Valentine's Day. All right?

All right.

Hi. Hi.

That was my son you were making out
with. I'm Simon's mother.

Oh.

Hi.

I'm Anna.

Nice to meet you.

What are you doing here? Why aren't you
and Simon at school in class?

Well, neither of us had a class this
afternoon, so we decided to drive down

Glen Oak and spend the afternoon here.

Oh.

I see.

When did you two meet?

We just met last night.

Well, that would make you his new
girlfriend, right?

Simon's been dating quite a lot this
year.

Oh.

I see.

Yeah, just so you know.

Before you do something you shouldn't
do.

Have you talked to the man upstairs?

Cause he wants to hear from you.

Have you talked to the man upstairs?

He will always see you through.

And when trouble ever troubles you, now
don't you run and

hide. Cause if you ever need a friend,
he'll be right there by

your side.

So turn your eyes to heaven and say a
simple prayer.

Through the clouds of lace you'll see
his face, no matter when or where.

Have you talked to the man upstairs?

Cause he wants to hear from you.

Have you talked to the man upstairs?

He will always see you through.

And when trouble ever troubles you, now
don't you run and hide.

Cause if you ever need a friend, he'll
be right there by your side.

And he wants to hear from you.

Think about it. Think about what you're
doing. Okay.

That was your mother?

Afraid so.

How many girlfriends have you had?

How many girlfriends have you had this
year?

Well, you're the first since January, I
swear.

Okay. Calendar year.

How many since last Valentine's Day?

A few.

And you are in love with all of them?

So this happens to you all the time,
admit it.

I know this happens to me all the time.
I've always wanted to be in love, and

now I am.

And I'm different from Cecilia how?

That was high school.

And the summer after the first year of
college.

Whoa. And Georgia.

You were with her, then went back to
Cecilia, then back to Georgia, who you

broke up with because she lied to you
about having a baby?

Were you going to marry her when you
thought she was having a baby?

Yeah, I thought I should.

But you weren't in love with her.

No, not like I'm in love with you.

I think we should get back to school.

I have some studying to do, and I think
it's going to be a long drive back.

Hey.

What's going on?

Nothing. Just observing the mammalian
imperative.

Well, that sounds fascinating.

It's not.

It's the most boring, predictable thing
in the world.

Boy throws ball in display of masculine
competence.

Girl flutters eyelashes in response,
then blows him a kiss.

Please.

Wait, you have something against
romance?

It's not romance. It's high school
hormones.

Romance has nothing to do with it.

I don't know.

They're flirting with each other. I
think flirting is kind of romantic.

Whatever.

It was only a couple weeks ago I was
flirting with you and you were flirting

with me.

Look, I'm sorry I didn't call you.

Yeah, well, the point is you didn't.

And then you had to go and show off and
walk right past me with someone else.

I admit I was trying to get your
attention.

Because?

Because it's Valentine's Day and I like
you.

How come I can get over you not calling
me, but you can't get over me not

calling you?

Maybe you're just afraid of getting
hurt.

Everyone's afraid of that.

I'm not afraid of anything.

Look, I'm not perfect, but you're not
perfect either.

You got to accentuate the positive.

Eliminate the negative and latch on to
the affirmative. Don't mess with Mr.

Inbetween. You got to spread joy.

Up to the maximum, bring glue down to
the minimum. Have faith

or pandemonium's liable to walk upon the
scene.

To illustrate my last remark, Jonah in
the whale, Noah in the

ark. What did they do just when
everything looked so dark?

Man, they said we better act then.

Chew at the positive, eat less.

Minate the negative and latch on to the
affirmative. Don't mess with Mr.

Inbetween. To illustrate my last remark,
you're not in the way of

nowhere in the art.

What did they do just when everything
looked so dark?

Really, just a phone call would have
been fine.

Ask your dad if we can go out tonight,
huh?

It's a school night.

It's Valentine's Day.

It's also Sam and David's birthday.

Why don't you just call me?

All right.

So, it's Valentine's Day.

It is.

If you wanted to, you know, I wouldn't
be opposed to it.

I would.

Well, we can just hang out and talk.

That I could do.

Hey, Kevin. Thanks for coming here.

No problem.

Nice to be back.

How are Lucy and Savannah?

They're fine.

Hope we didn't ruin Valentine's Day for
you. No, Valentine's Day doesn't mean

that much to me anyway.

Didn't you propose to Lucy on
Valentine's?

Yeah.

So it's not just Valentine's Day.

It's the anniversary of your engagement.

Yeah, but that doesn't really count,
does it? It's not like it's a real

anniversary. Our wedding day is our
anniversary now.

But you did get something for her,
right?

You're not going home from here empty
-handed or anything stupid like that,

you?

I got her a baby.

In the house.

Not for Valentine's.

I'm working.

You haven't been working for the past
month.

I've been doing baby stuff for the past
month.

Well, I'm glad we had this little
argument.

Now you don't have to have it with Lucy
when you get home.

I can't just leave and go get something
for her. I'm working. And when I get off

work, nothing will be open.

Yeah, I remember when I was married and
I used to try to explain the same thing

to my wife.

Of course, now I'm divorced.

You know what a florist is, right?

Of course I know.

Well?

I'll call one.

Now you're thinking.

I'd like to send a dozen roses to my
wife.

How can you be out of roses? It's
Valentine's Day.

Thanks.

I'd like to send some roses to my wife.

Why is that funny?

Whoever had the brilliant idea of
handing out Valentine's Day cupcakes at

end of the day is obviously not the
mother of twins.

Cupcakes! Cupcakes! We want cupcakes!

You've had enough cupcakes.

I had three. I had ten.

I had a hundred.

I had fifty hundred.

I had fifty million hundred.

When are we having birthday cake?

How about birthday fruit?

No!

After you eat your dinner. Now why don't
you take Happy and go outside in the

backyard and run and scream all you
want.

Yay!

You need anything?

Actually, I wanted to make cupcakes.

I have to do something.

I didn't give Kevin anything for
Valentine.

I mean, other than guilt for going back
to work.

Just meet him at the door with a smile
and a kiss and an apology and tell him

how much you love him.

Did you buy Dad anything?

I might have.

Oh, what'd you buy Dad?

Just a little something. It's personal.

Fine. I want to give Kevin a little
something, too.

I want to bake him something.

Kevin's working. He's not going to have
anything for you. You two have each

other. Just let that be enough.

I'm sure Kevin has something for me.

I'll clean up. I promise.

The kitchen is all yours.

Well, aren't you going to cook dinner?

Uh, no, I'm not.

Sandwiches, remember? Your father's
going to bring home a picnic basket from

French bakery.

Then I'm going to give the boys their
birthday dinner and then their birthday

cake. And then I thought maybe you could
keep an eye on them while your dad and

I have some time to ourselves.

Oh, well, I have to watch Savannah
and... Okay.

I'm still putting together gifts for
them. I haven't even finished them. I'm

making the Batman capes. Oh, they'll
love that. You better get to work.

Happy Valentine's Day to me.

You have to be kidding.

What about pink roses?

Yellow roses?

White roses?

Do you have any kind of roses?

Something that looks like roses.

Do you have any kind of red flowers?

Any flowers?

Happy birthday.

Thank you.

And thanks for the cards.

What are you doing?

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

So, where were we?

I think we were falling in love.

Okay, so you've only had one serious
girlfriend.

That's it?

That's it.

I don't think I'm ready for a serious
girlfriend.

Well, what about a casual girlfriend?

If that means what about casual sex,
then no. I'm not really interested.

You're not just playing hard to get, are
you?

No.

All right. Well, happy Valentine's Day
anyway.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Hi, Vincent.

Look, I really wanted to come over.

I don't know. I felt like such an idiot
for acting jealous that I don't think I

can face you for an entire evening.

I'm just hoping the feeling will wear
off.

Well, I think I might have something
that'll cheer you up.

I really think it's going to take time.

I really like you.

I mean, if I accentuate the positive,
you're actually not that flawed.

Oh, thanks.

Well, could you just open the back door
now?

That's me. Open up, okay? I'll only stay
a minute, I promise.

For me?

Yeah.

I cut them for my mom's rose bushes.

Thanks.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day.

I'll see you at school tomorrow.

Good night.

Good night.

Where'd you get those?

I'll give you a hundred bucks.

Sorry I missed dinner. I was working.

I know.

It's okay. I just put Savannah down.

And, uh... I made you cupcakes.

Thanks.

Aw.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day.

You wouldn't want to clean up the
kitchen for me, would you?

I'd do anything for you.

I don't feel so good.

Too many cupcakes.

Yeah, too many. And too much spaghetti.
And birthday cake.

Happy Valentine's Day. Happy birthday.

Happy birthday.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Delicious.

Well, they're not from the French
bakery.

It's okay. I love peanut butter and
jelly.

With potato chips? Mm -hmm. Nice touch.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day.

You were wearing red socks the first
night we went out. I mean, we didn't

actually go out.

I cooked a chicken, and you came over
for dinner, and you were wearing red

socks.

Actually, I didn't know if I liked you
until then. I mean, I thought you were

cute, but I also knew you were a
seminary student, and, well, that you

probably just maybe a little too
straight for me, and then I saw those

And it changed my mind.

Really? Really.

And that's why... That's why every year
I buy you Red Sox for Valentine's Day.

the hug in the shore.

All the sexes from Maine to Texas

have never known such love before.

See them billing and cooing

like the birds

Love is sweeping the country

There never was so much love

Hey, it's Got Wolf. You can catch a
fresh episode of Everwood next.