All language subtitles for Silver Spoons s05e17 Mothers Day

Still we are, in faith, a silver spoon.

Hoping, fighting, two of a kind.

Making it go, making it grow.

Together,

we're going to find our way.

Together, taking the time we trade.

To learn all about those things you just
can't find.

Because we're still so close together.

You and together, we're gonna find our
way.

Together, we're gonna find our way.

Is there any more coffee?

You want fresh coffee?

Fresh would be nice.

I'd have to make it.

Well, how about some field coffee?

I'd have to make that, too.

Second thought, I'm trying to cut down.

Good. I don't drink it myself.

Makes me irritable.

hammer here.

Oh, honey, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm
sorry.

Got it. Oh, thank you.

What's this stuff?

Oh, that's a Rick Science project.

Tell me he's going to grow fungus again.

I'm a little late because I had to pick
up his dry cleaning and I took his books

to the library.

Well, couldn't he do that for himself?

Of course, but I offered to help him.

I think some things people should do for
themselves.

I picked up your dry cleaning, too.

Well, that's different.

Where was that from?

Dad!

Dad, since when have you been into
puzzles?

Since Dex bet me that I didn't have the
patience to put the Mona Lisa together.

Oh, well, that's a good bet, Dad.

Thanks. For Dexter.

Anyway, I just spoke to Mom on the
phone.

Oh, how nice.

And since she's in town for the weekend,
I thought I would surprise her by

cooking dinner for her.

You cook?

That is a surprise.

It'd be an even bigger surprise if she
cooked.

Well, Dad, that's just it. You see,
whenever Mom comes to town, she always

me out to some fancy restaurant.

So for once, I want to show her how much
I appreciate it and cook dinner for her

on Sunday, which happens to be...
Mother's Day.

Right. Aha.

Well, that's very thoughtful of you,
son, but don't you think maybe you ought

run it by Kate?

Oh, Dad, I am.

See, I'm going to need a lot of help.

Hey, Kate.

Hi.

Kate, would it be okay if I cooked
dinner tomorrow night?

Is this for another school project?

No, no, you see, tomorrow is Mother's
Day, and I thought it would be nice if I

cooked something real special.

I think that'd be very nice.

Very nice indeed.

So it's okay?

Well, of course.

But are you sure you can handle it?

Kate, come on. You have a million
cookbooks here.

I can read. Besides, I can always call
on you for help.

That's what I'm here for.

Hello? Oh, hi, Alfonso.

Yeah, yeah, he's right here.

Hey, Alfonso.

How was your date last night?

She was.

She did.

You dog, where'd it go?

That Alfonso, you first date, and he
talked her into doing his homework for

Quick, start from the beginning again.

Weren't you almost finished with that?

I thought it'd be more challenging to
start over from scratch.

Edward, I just had the nicest talk with
Rick.

He tell you about tomorrow?

Yes, he sure did.

I mean about him cooking dinner?

Mm -hmm. Isn't it wonderful?

Wonderful? Yes.

You know, I always thought that Rick saw
me as just your wife.

But now I see he thinks of me as more
than that. And I can't tell you how

that makes me.

Oh, I hate to hear you say that.

What?

It's for Evelyn.

What's for Evelyn?

This dinner that Rick is cooking.

Yes.

It's for Evelyn.

Well, of course it's for Evelyn. I mean,
she's his mother. I mean, what's a

Mother's Day dinner without a mother?

Even if it is Evelyn.

I'm going to have a talk with Rick right
now. No, you can't. I don't want you to

say anything.

Honey, I think that Rick needs to...
Please, promise me you won't say a word

Rick.

Okay, I promise.

Thank you.

I mean, it was just a case of not
thinking. I mean, it could happen to

Honey, Rick should know better.

I was talking about me.

Whose

nose is

this?

What?

Oh, that. I think it's Mona Lisa's.

Well, tell her to keep it off my floor.

Oh, Marie, do you think you could be
around tomorrow?

Tomorrow? Yeah, we're expecting Rick's
mother.

And you want someone to referee?

Certainly not.

Well, last time she was here, you two
really went at it.

Oh, Marie, you're exaggerating.

Well, maybe we had a few words.

Yeah, a couple of words I never heard
before.

Well, anyway, she's coming for dinner,
and I was hoping you would help us out.

Be glad to.

But I gotta be out of here about seven.
I promised my mother I'd take her out to

dinner. Oh, how sweet.

Yeah. I'm taking her to her favorite
spot.

Chippendale.

Hi, Marie. Hi, Red.

Kate, which jacket do you think my
mother would prefer?

Well, which one did she send you from
London?

I believe it was this one.

You're lucky she didn't send you
underwear.

Thanks, Kate.

It's what I'm here for.

Honey, you sure you're going to be all
right?

Oh, I'll be fine.

I have no problem putting my personal
feelings aside and dealing with your ex

-wife in a reasonable, civilized manner.

Or maybe not.

Kate.

Edward? Evelyn?

Katie. Kate. Oh, I keep forgetting.

It's easy. It rhymes with mate.

It rhymes with mate.

So, what are your plans for tonight?

Oh, I'm taking Rick to the theater.

I think he should be exposed to culture
now and then.

Just as a change of pace.

Evelyn, you know what your problem is.
Hey, Mom.

Richard. Oh.

Well, I would love to hear about my
problem, Edward, but the limo's waiting.

Have a good time.

Yeah, have fun.

We always do.

Bye -bye.

Bye.

I don't blame you for letting Evelyn
upset you.

I'm not upset, Edward.

Really.

I mean, it's perfectly understandable
that Rick should make a fuss over his

mother. I mean, after all, she takes him
to wonderful, exotic, glamorous places.

I'm just the one who tells him to clean
his room, do his homework, and turn down

a stereo.

Kate, I need to ask you a big favor.

Rick, of course. What can I do for you?
Okay, would you pick up this package for

me? We're going to be out late, and
besides, I don't want Mom to see it.

Oh, what is it?

Her Mother's Day present.

Thanks, Kate.

these groceries for one dish?

Kate, this is not a dish. It's a rack of
lamb, Grimaldi. Of course.

Oh, by the way, I got the gift you
wanted for your mom.

Oh, great.

And I went over to Lawson's and picked
out the peach -colored roses you wanted.

Terrific. Your mom loves those?

Yeah.

So, what did you guys do last night?

Kate, we had a fantastic time.

You know, I think I found my favorite
restaurant.

Oh, I thought the restaurant we took you
to for your birthday was your favorite.

But this place didn't just have tacos.

Kate, it is really, really fancy.

And then when we got back to Mom's
hotel, guess what?

Uh, Evelyn ordered champagne, cherries
jubilee, crepe suzettes from room

service, and eight waiters brought them
in on silver trays.

No, it was only three waiters, and it
was peach melba.

Oh, which reminds me, I got a stain on
my shirt, but I told Mom you could get

out. I said, Mom, if anybody knows
anything about cleaning shirts...

It's got to be Kate.

Thank you, Rick.

What kind of stain? Peach melba?

Caviar. Of course. Kids are always
spilling their caviar.

It'll have to be pre -soaked.

Oh, thanks, Kate.

Yeah, well, that's what I'm here for.

Okay, roast rack of lamb.

First step, tenderize the lamb.

hidden that meat for.

It's already dead.

Marie, I am tenderizing a rack of lamb.

Back off! You want to wreck the rack,
Rick?

Marie, I can handle this myself, thank
you very much.

Sure, you can handle making a mess pot
just fine.

But guess who's going to have to handle
the cleaning up pot?

Marie, don't worry because I'll clean
up.

Do you know how many times you've said
that?

Well, I assume... 37.

I'll keep track of all your promises.

Marie, I promise, this time will be
different.

38!

38.

Just a nose.

I can't take it anymore.

I cook, I clean, I run errands, I do
laundry.

Evelyn, Walt is in here once a year
taking her to a fancy restaurant in the

theater so that she can get all the
attention on Mother's Day.

So what else is new?

Well, I've made up my mind. I'm not
going to be here.

Honey, you can't do that. Rick is fixing
dinner for all of us. Well, I'll just

eat it in my room.

What? Well, I feel a headache coming on,
and it won't go away till Evelyn does.

Uh -oh.

Well, that couldn't be Evelyn. She's not
due for another hour, and she's never

been early in her life.

But again, that sounds like her.

Edward?

Evelyn?

You may rise.

Har har.

I know I'm early, but I was hoping to
spend a little extra time with Rick.

So, where is that wonderful son of mine?

Uh, well, he's in the kitchen.

Richard! I'm not sure he wants...
Richard.

Mom, please don't come in here. This is
a surprise.

But, dear... No, no, no, please sit
down. Dad will keep you company, won't

Dad? Of course.

But please hurry.

Busy in the kitchen.

Covered with flour?

Is he making a Mother's Day dinner for
me?

Can't put anything over on you, can you?

You know, he's quite a young gentleman.

It must be those early years he spent
with me.

Evelyn, you know you're not the only one
who should take credit for Rick.

Oh, did someone leave the door open? I
feel a chill in here.

Oh, Evelyn, you're here.

Oh, Katie.

Kate. I can see we're going to have a
great time tonight.

I'm going to go upstairs and put on a
tie.

I shouldn't be more than a couple hours?

Well, I guess Rick is so busy in the
kitchen.

Do you believe that boy making all this
fuss over me?

It's funny how a child can make you feel
so special.

Yes, it's funny

Add the carrots and mushrooms into the
salad then toss thoroughly.

Speaking of men, how is your husband,
the Count?

He's a duke.

Well, I knew he was a royal something or
other.

Kate, I knocked over a pot of

boiling water.

Oh, it's okay, Rick. It's not too bad.

Well, I'll get some butter. No, cold
water's the best thing.

Is there anything I can do?

No, Mom, it's okay. Don't worry. Kate's
got it.

Rick tells me his hand feels much
better.

Oh, yes, it's a little cold water. It's
the latest wonder drug.

Thank you for taking care of him.

Oh, all in a day's work.

I noticed.

When he was hurt, he ran to you.

Well, I guess he's just used to my
taking care of dumb little things.

I thought I was the one who took care of
the dumb little things.

Well, I'm the mother who drops by
occasionally to take him off for a

fun and shopping.

Fries in the limo, movies, the theater.

Well, there's nothing wrong with having
a little fun.

I know.

But you're the one who's raising him.

Well... And you're doing a wonderful
job.

Thank you.

But all the good stuff is already there.
I'm just helping it along a little.

He's becoming a fine young man.

Yeah, a lot like his father.

No comment.

I know you don't mean that.

Maybe not.

Was this dinner your idea?

No, no, Rick.

And if the lamb tastes a little burnt,
pretend not to notice.

Come and get it!

Mmm, that smells good.

Lamb stew?

Yeah, well, it started out as rack of
lamb, but it got a little charred.

Charred? It was cremated.

Well, uh, this is your day, so if you
don't mind, I'm gonna go upstairs.

Wait.

It's as much your day as it is mine.

I wish it was today.

Do you mean that?

Well, you're catching me on Mother's
Day. I'm feeling sentimental.

Kate.

Excuse me.

Do one of you mothers want to call Mr.
Stratton?

Well, anybody feel like some dessert?

Oh, no, no.

Good, because I forgot to make it.

You did just fine.

Well, Mom, I had some help.

We'd be sending out for pizza if Kate
hadn't rescued the wreck of lamb.

That's rack of lamb.

Dad, you didn't see it.

Well, then, thank you, Kate.

I never knew I liked stew with a
charcoal flavor.

Well, I think it's time for a Mother's
Day present.

Happy Mother's Day, Mom.

Thank you, Sue. All right.

Oh, a locket. Isn't it sweet?

Oh, look inside.

Oh, Richard, it's a picture of you.

I can't remember getting a nicer gift.
Thank you.

You're welcome.

Well, this has been quite a day.

Well, it's not over yet.

I still have one more thing to do.

Kate.

This is for you.

For me?

Well, you know, today is a special day
for mothers.

And I'm lucky enough to have two of
them.

This is my favorite picture of you two.

Oh, I thought I'd lost it.

Well, it wasn't exactly lost.

You see, I stole it.

Kate, that'll look great in your office.

No, no, I want to see it right here in
the house. I want to see the men in my

life right here on the piano.

I'd do the same thing.

If I could find a big enough piano.

You all through with this, too?

Yes, thank you.

Uh -oh.

What?

Something in that stew is looking at me.

What are you talking about?

Ah!

It's Mona Lisa's eye!

It's the missing piece!