All language subtitles for family_ties_s07e09_deja_vu

What would we do, baby, without us?

What would we do, baby, without us?

And there ain't no nothing we can't love
each other through.

What would we do, baby, without us?

Hi,

Dad, what you doing?

Oh, I'm working, Andy.

Making notes on my new documentary, The
Industrialization of Mexico from Nacho

Chip to Microchip.

I wrote that line.

It's a killer, Dad.

Oh, Stephen, are you working again on a
Saturday?

Honey, I'm just doing a little extra PBS
work.

You shouldn't be working on a weekend.

Yeah, even during the week it's
debatable.

Dad, you know the doctor said that since
you're a heart attack, you should de

-stress your life and try to relax.

Yeah, you need a hobby. I hate hobbies.

Oh, hey, hey, hey, come on.

Hobbies are terrific, huh? I got a
million of them.

Where do you find time to fit them into
your busy schedule?

Okay, I'll be in the kitchen, so please
let me know when my friend gets here.

Sure, what friend is this?

Oh, just someone I know from school.

He... I mean, he slash she is going to
help me bake some stuff for my French

club bake sale.

He slash she?

Yes, this person is a friend and I don't
see how gender enters into it.

Now how do I look? Is this a good color
for me?

Yes, Jennifer.

You're going to knock his slash her eyes
out.

Jennifer, is this friend a boyfriend?

Well, maybe. I don't want to discuss my
personal life, though.

He is so sweet, Mallory. He's shy. He
walks me to all my classes.

I'm really not sure if he likes me, but
he's been hanging around my locker a lot

this past week. Well, okay, when he's
talking to you, does he lean against the

locker with one hand?

Yeah. Oh, Jennifer, then you're
practically engaged.

I mean,

he's shy.

He walks.

You can lean on one hand.

That's one way to choose a mate.

It's better than you did.

You might know who he is. His name is
Josh Wakefield.

Josh Wakefield?

Jeff Wakefield, a little brother?

Or a little brother slash sister?

Great, Jeff Wakefield.

Who is Jeff Wakefield?

It's a boy that Mallory used to go out
with when she was in high school.

Nick, he's the guy who broke my heart.

He went away to college and asked me to
go steady, and then when I went to visit

him, I walked into his dorm and found
him kissing another girl.

Yeah, I was devastated.

I was a complete mess until I met you.

You're wonderful, Nick, but Jeff
Wayfield's a complete jerk.

He's also a good friend of mine.

Well, they're not mutually exclusive.

I'm beginning to like this Jeff guy.

What? Oh, you see, if he'd never broke
up with you, you and I never would have

gotten together.

Damn that, Jack.

He was a nice, shy boy. Remember, he'd
come to the house, he couldn't even

himself to knock on the door.

Mom, that's not because he was shy. He
was standing out there thinking of ways

to dump me.

No, I thought he was nice. He'd come in
and call you pal.

Remember that goofy, high -pitched laugh
he had whenever he got nervous?

The deranged little cackle?

He sounded like Flipper.

Boy, it's getting late. I hope Josh
didn't get lost.

Josh! Hi, come on in.

Hey, pal.

Josh, these are my parents.

All of them.

He doesn't sound like Flipper.

He sounds like Shamu.

Well, Josh, come on. We better get
baking. Yeah.

Jeff?

Okay.

This last batch will be done pretty
soon.

Now all we have to do is glaze the
cinnamon rolls.

Hey, Jennifer, you've got a little
flower on your nose. Oh, gosh.

Is it gone?

No, it's on the side. Here, let me...
Ow!

I'm such a jerk. I poked you in the eye.
Yes, you did, but it was the nicest

poke in the eye I've ever received.

Hi. Hi.

Jennifer, can I talk to you about
something?

I think you had a little overboard
powder in your nose.

You don't think it's a good look for me?
Oh, God, no.

I'll be right back. I'm going to freshen
up. Can you stand up for me until I get

back? Oh, hey, Mallory.

Spoke to my brother Jeff the other day.
He said to say hi.

As if I care.

Huh?

Uh, I said, oh, have you been to the
World's Fair?

Gee, man, I could have sworn you'd said,
as if I...

So how is Jeff

doing?

Well, let's see.

After Jeff graduated, summa cum laude in
French from Princeton. He landed a job

over in Paris, vice president of a big
French manufacturing company.

Well, I guess Jeff's so busy, he doesn't
have time for social life.

Well, he doesn't really go out much. Not
since he got married.

And Gigi kind of likes to relax when she
gets home.

She says it's really tiring being an
astrophysicist.

Oh, she says that, huh?

In French.

She sounds charming.

Charmante.

I always knew Jeff would wind up with a
bookish little girl.

Well, actually, Gigi's quite tall. She
used to be a model.

Well, she couldn't make it as a model.
She had to go and become an

astrophysicist.

Is that like you, Josh? How you doing?

Well, I got into Princeton, early
admission, just like Jeff.

And I'm going to major in French, too.

Like Jeff.

Just like Jeff, huh?

Yeah. I plan to follow in his footsteps.

Jeff's kind of my hero.

Katie, I'm back. How do I look? Oh,
great. Okay. How's that glaze coming?

Great.

Well, it looks like it's done. Come on,
Josh. We better get to the bake sale.

Oh, we got to hurry because I told
Rebecca Phillips I was going to give her

ride, too. Okay, great. Let's go. See
you guys later.

What do you think of that, Alec?

He's taking Rebecca Phillips to the bake
sale, too.

Wow.

We better call the bakery cops and bust
his crullers.

Okay, Stephen, you can start relaxing
right now because we have the hobby of

your dreams.

You remember your favorite childhood
toy? We got it for you.

A train set.

Oh, Lisa, a train set. That's a great
idea.

Oh, I used to love those freight trains.

Climbing rugged mountains, crossing
raging rivers, all of them pulled by

mighty locomotive.

Doesn't look very mighty, does it?

Yeah, it's mighty... tiny.

Comes with great accessories for the
village, Dad. Look at this.

A miniature...

Young Republican headquarters.

With cute little miniature young
Republicans running hither and thither.

They're not hithering and vithering in
my village. Look at the box.

Hi, Mom.

Where's Jennifer?

Still at the bake sale with Josh.

Still?

Oh, Mom, when I have kids, the rule is
going to be three at the most four hours

at a bake sale. Anything over that,
they're grounded.

What has gotten into you?

Oh, I don't know, Mom.

Look, the truth is, I don't trust Josh.

Why do you say that?

Mom, I care about Jennifer.

Josh worships Jeff.

Josh is going to do everything Jeff did.

Now, my judgment, Josh will jilt
Jennifer just as Jeff jilted me.

Gee.

Judging by Jeff, Jen and Josh are really
jinxed.

Jello? Honey, history doesn't really
have to repeat itself. You know, Josh

Jen are unique individuals in a unique
relationship, which, as far as I can

tell, revolves solely around baked
goods.

Lise, Alex isn't playing trains fair.

Life will separate you two again.

Mallory, guess what happened?

Josh asked me to the senior prom.

Isn't that incredibly romantic?

I don't know, Jen.

What's the matter? This morning you were
so happy for me.

That was before I knew who he was.

Jennifer, I have to tell you, I don't
like Josh.

Oh, I get it. You just don't like him
because he's Jeff's brother.

That's right.

See? Jeff led me on and dumped me, and
Josh is going to do the same thing to

you. I can't believe you, Mallory. Why
are you trying to ruin this for me?

Jennifer, I'm telling you this for your
own good.

Now, I'm your big sister. I think you
ought to listen to me.

You know, I thought you were more than
my big sister, Mallory. I really thought

you were my friend.

Excuse me.

Oh, excuse me.

Oh, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, girls.

How we doing, huh?

Jennifer, I'm only trying to look out
for you. Well, maybe I don't want you to

look out for me. Who wants ice cream?

Jennifer, I think I know a little bit
more about the world than you do.

Oh, the world of culottes, maybe.

Frozen yogurt, tofu -y, I'm flexible
here, huh? I can't believe you made a

like that, Jennifer.

I'm telling you what it is.

What the hell is going on here?

Mallory doesn't like Josh, and she's not
even giving him a chance.

Jennifer, I don't think you're thinking
clearly.

Mallory, I can't believe you did it,
Josh.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a
minute.

Mallory, Jennifer, you're my sisters.

I love you both very much.

And it pains my heart to see you fight.

And snap at each other.

So please, do it in another room, all
right?

Thanks, Alex. All right, all right, I'll
tell you what. Okay, I'll tell you

what. I'll mediate your dispute. Oh,
please don't. Oh, come on. It'll be just

like when you were little and you'd have
arguments and I'd settle them fair and

square. No, you wouldn't. You always
sided with Jennifer. Well, I won't this

time, okay?

Listen, I'll listen to each of your
complaints.

I'll think about it, and I'll come up
with a solution that'll satisfy both of

you. Okay, Jen?

Fine. Okay.

I think if I want to go out with Josh,
it is my business, and Mallory should

butt out.

Mm -hmm.

I just think Jennifer should go a little
slow with Josh.

Slow. Butt out.

Jennifer's right.

If you would take the time to get to
know Josh, you wouldn't be saying these

things about him. Oh, hey, hey, hey,
that gives me an idea. Why don't you and

and Josh and Jennifer all go out for
dinner? That way you can get to know

That's a great idea, Nick.

What do you say, Mel?

What if after we go out, I still don't
like him?

Well, I don't know. You know, I only get
one idea at a time.

So, uh, Josh, you're fluent in French,
huh?

Say something.

Nick, you're kind of putting him on the
spot.

Oh, come on. Just tell me a word. You
know, like, for instance, What's the

French word for, uh, I don't know, say,
uh, croissant?

Croissant.

Oh!

Hey, so French and English are the same,
huh?

Basically.

So, uh, what else is going on with your
life, huh?

You know, Josh got accepted early
admission to Princeton.

Well, hey.

Early admissions to Princeton, huh,
Josh? You must be pretty excited. Or as

say in French, pretty excited.

Yeah, my brother Jeff went there. Loved
it. Says you can meet all sorts of

interesting people.

Really? Yeah.

College can open up a lot of doors.

Both academically and socially.

Do tell.

So wise.

You two is going to the prom, huh?

That's great.

Isn't it, Nick? Yeah, you know, I never
went to a prom.

How come?

Well, I was never in school when the
year ended, so... Um, Josh, getting back

your social life, what exactly do you
think you'll be doing?

Well, I... I guess in the fall I'd go to
football games.

Alone or with someone?

Mallory, what does that matter? Oh,
hush, I'm just curious, Josh.

Mallory? Jennifer?

Who...

can roll their tongue.

Listen, Josh, I'm sorry. I just think
Jennifer has a right to know where this

relationship is going.

Mallory, stop it. Just leave him alone.

Look, I don't know what's going on here,
but I really don't think this evening

was a good idea. I better go. Wait,
Josh, wait. No, I'm sorry. I gotta go.

Thanks a lot, Mallory.

Well, so long. Or as they say in
French... Oh, Nick.

What's next?

Glue, glue, glue, glue. One drop in each
of the slides.

All right.

Okay. Okay. All right.

Okay. There you go.

I can't do it, Alex.

I haven't got the hands anymore.

You can do it, Dad. You can do it.

You're a champ. You're a winner. You're
a model building machine.

Yes.

Yes. Okay.

All right.

All right. Yes.

Go for it, Dad.

Tab 82.

In slot A. It's done. All right. Okay.
Okay. Take a break. Take a break.

One more. One more.

Thank you, Alex. Thank you. Come on,
buddy.

Thank you. Come on, buddy.

Thank you. Thank you. Yes.

Done. We did it. We did it. Oh, shit.
Oh, Alex, I love it. We've done it. Yes.

We've done it. We built our very own
Republican savings and loans.

Alex, this is an authentic replica of a
Wild West saloon.

No, it's not that.

I mean, look, look, look. If it's a
while, where are all those cute little

bankers doing in there?

Those aren't bankers. Those are drunken
cowboys.

Look,

look.

Now, look what you've done.

How's your hobby coming, honey? Oh, it's
tremendously relaxing, Elise.

The trains are so small, you can barely
see them.

Alex has turned the village into a
bastion of Republican banking.

You can hardly put the buildings
together, and when you can, you glue

to them.

Great. I've got to make a presentation
at work tomorrow, and now I have to

explain why I've got a saloon stuck to
my hand.

It's the Republican Savings and Loans.

ran out of the restaurant after Josh.

Oh, dear. I'm sorry to hear that. Why?

Oh, I started asking him all these
questions, Mom, to find out if he was

like Jeff.

And I went a little too far.

I alienated Josh.

I mortified Jennifer.

I made a complete fool out of myself.

Nick have a good time?

Yes. He learned French.

Honey, look, even if Jen is making a
mistake, there is nothing you can do

it. It's the only way she's going to
grow up.

In other words, butt out.

You got it?

I'll be upstairs.

How did things go with Josh?

Fine, fine.

He's a really sweet guy, so he didn't
hold anything against me.

You're another matter, however.

Jennifer, I'm sorry.

I'm really, really sorry.

Miller, you had no right to do what you
did.

I think I'm old enough to handle these
things by myself.

I know that.

In my head, but in my heart, you're
still my little baby sister.

You know, before you were born, I used
to dream about what it would be like to

have a little sister.

And then when you came along, I was so
happy.

Glad I could help.

I used to sneak into your nursery and
sit there and look at you through the

of the crib and I'd talk to you. Do you
remember what I said?

Not offhand.

I promised that I would be the best big
sister in the world and that I would

protect you and care for you and teach
you. You've done that. You've always

there for me when I needed you.

I'm sure when you're a toddler, I'd tell
you how to sit up patty cake and

catalog shop.

But then, when you got older, you went
in a different direction.

I mean, books and school and
intellectual discussion, things I don't

anything about.

And I realized that you're not like me
at all.

You're like Alex.

That's an awful thing to say.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, forgive me.

What I mean is that Alex took over and
kind of became the one who gave you

advice and that you looked up to.

Look, Mel, I know we don't have loads of
stuff in common, but you're still my

big sister.

Your opinion means a lot to me.

If it didn't, I wouldn't have cared what
you thought of Josh.

Jen, it means a lot to me.

Listen, I'm sorry I didn't give Josh a
chance.

Well, do you ever think you'll change
your mind about him?

Why don't we all go out after my scurvy
clears up, and I'm sure I'll like him.

You're on, Mel.

And Mel?

Yeah?

I still love you, big sister.

Ann, I love you, too.

Or as the French say, I love you, too.

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