All language subtitles for The Jeffersons s05e10 George Who.eng

Well, we're moving on up. Moving on up.

energy to fix your breakfast.

Oh, thanks.

I think I'd like grapefruit and toast.

How did you know?

Because the day is Thursday, and
Thursday is your grapefruit and toast

It is?

Sure. Grapefruit and toast on Thursday,
melon on Friday, figs on Saturday, bacon

and eggs on Sunday, cereal on Monday,
and prunes on Tuesday.

Okay, Smarty, what's Wednesday?

My day off. I don't know what you eat,
baby.

I wasn't aware that I had a routine.

Sure, you and Mr. Jefferson are both in
a rut, child.

Florence, we are not in a rut.

All right, I bet you $10 I can tell you
exactly what Mr. Jefferson's gonna do

when he comes in here.

Okay, I'll take that bet, just to show
you you're wrong.

All right, first he'll come in and kiss
you on your left cheek. Then he'll

grunt, moan, and wheeze.

Then he'll sit down, bury his head in
the paper, and complain how good weather

means bad business.

Turn to the stock market, slam a spit
down on the table three times, and say a

bad word after each one.

And then? And then you pay me my ten
dollars.

Oh, good morning, George.

Good morning, Weasley.

Want to kick in another five?

Look at this lousy weather.

Now, for my business, it ain't. No snow,
no slush, no rain means no dirty

clothes.

But the sun is shining. The birds are
out.

Yeah, the birds are my only hope.

Never bet against the house.

Damn. All right.

Florence is right, George. We are in a
rut. What?

We are becoming creatures of habit. You
just stare at your paper without even

knowing I'm here.

Sure, I know you're there, Weezy. I
kissed you, didn't I?

You could have kissed the toaster and
you wouldn't have known the difference.

Yes, I would. I could see myself in the
toaster.

George. I'm just kidding.

Would you... How did you know I wasn't
going to ask you for the sugar?

Oh, you want the sugar?

No, I don't want the sugar. I want the
cream.

Well, you got the cream, so what are you
mad about?

You're taking me for granted. You know
what I want before I ask for it. See how

much time I saved?

I gotta run.

George, I'm sorry for yelling, but I
just feel so...

So regular.

That's because you eat prunes every
Tuesday.

I almost forgot. Here.

What's this?

It's a little love note Leroy wants you
to give Sally at the help center.

See? Now that's thoughtful.

Why don't you send me little romantic
messages anymore?

Ain't nothing romantic about this. Look.

Dear Sally, if it's in the kitchen or in
the den, I can't wait to see you again.

Love, Leroy, your big teddy bear. Oh,
you shouldn't have read it. This note is

none of your business.

He wrote it on the back of a Jefferson
Cleaner receipt. That makes it my

business.

George, that's terrible.

It sure is. I'm going to have to keep my
diary under lock and key.

Your diary's safe.

I already read the ugly duckling.

Who helped you with the big words?

Morning, Mr. J.

I'm going bird watching in Central Park.

Central Park. Ha, you ought to see some
strange birds there.

I was wondering if I might borrow some
window cleaner for my binoculars.

I think we have some in the kitchen.
I'll be right back.

Oh, thank you. You know, Mr. J, you
ought to come with me on one of these

outings. They're really quite exciting.

Yeah, I bet.

Oh, the thrill of sitting perfectly
still, not daring to make a sound, when

suddenly... Do you know what that was,
Mr. J?

Yeah, an English cuckoo.

Well, thank you.

I've got to hurry off and meet my mates
at this little out -of -the -way pub.

We always have a smashing time there.

In fact, sometimes we get so smashed, we
forget all about the birds.

You forget all about the birds.

You don't want to miss the birds, right?
In fact, if you hurry, you might be

able to fly south with them for the
winter.

George, we never go to those little out
-of -the -way restaurants anymore.

That's because now we got enough money
to go to the big in -the -way

Remember Luigi's? Yeah, that little
dumpy Italian joint.

I love Luigi's. You proposed to me there
while you were on a four -hour shore

leave. Oh, you look so handsome in your
white uniform and your cute little cap.

Yeah, I did, didn't I?

Remember how Luigi and his wife came out
and serenaded us?

Uh -huh.

And the singing was worse than the
cooking.

And then he brought our spaghetti and
you leaned over to kiss me and... Yeah,

and I dumped my glass of wine in your
lap. Oh, but I didn't mind as long as we

were together.

George, why don't we go back there and
have dinner?

Okay, but you're gonna get awful wet.

Why? Well, they tore it down and put up
a car wash.

Then let's go to some other little
Italian restaurant tonight. We can't

We've got the Chamber of Commerce
banquet.

You never said anything about that.

Well, we've been going to for the past
five years. I figured you'd know. So you

just took it for granted that I wanted
to go, right? Well, I don't. But we...

Look, I don't have time to argue. I've
got to get to the help center.

But I need you tonight.

You need me?

Yeah, I want you right there by my side.

You do?

Yep. I want you to sit there and look
good while I talk business.

Oh, so that's all I'm good for, huh?
Window dressing.

Well,

if that's all you want, get a dummy out
of Macy's window and take her with you.

Hey, Sally.

This is Leroy.

How's my bubbling brown sugar?

Not at all, Mama.

Did you get my note from Mrs. Jefferson?

She ain't got there yet.

Oh, no, no. You're just gonna have to
wait and read it for yourself.

I know.

I'm just a big, bad teddy bear.

Hey, big, bad teddy bear.

Tell Goldilocks he got a customer who
wants his cleaning, huh?

I gotta go, Sally.

Bye.

Well, this is it, honey.

You sure you're going to be okay here?

I think so.

This is the address on my note, isn't
it? Yeah, that's right. Jefferson

Cleaners.

You know, you really should have a
doctor look at that bump on your head.

Oh, it feels all right. It's just that I
can't remember anything.

It's terrible.

All the muggers we have in this city.

I'm just glad I found that note in my
pocket, or else I wouldn't know who I

Thank you very much for your help.

Oh, don't mention it. Look, I've really
got to get back to work. Here's your

note.

Good luck, Sally.

Thank you.

Thank you, Sally.

Oh, Leroy.

Do I know what?

Huh? Well, you asked me, did I know
something?

Uh, no.

Not something, somebody.

Leroy. Yes?

Yes, you do.

Yes, I do what?

No, Leroy.

No?

No, just a minute ago you said yes.

Look, have you seen Leroy? Have I seen
what?

Leroy! Yes!

Look, I have a note here. It says... I
know what it says. I wrote it.

Jefferson? Mrs. Jefferson, you mean you
and I are married?

Married? Me?

I'm not married.

Am I married? Of course.

Oh, no, I'm having an affair.

With who?

With you.

With me?

Mrs. Jefferson, you sure you feeling all
right?

Well, I took a bump on the head. I'm
still a little shaky.

You wait right there. I'm going to get
you a glass of water.

Better get one for me, too.

Guess who?

It's strangers.

Who are you talking about? It's me,
George.

George?

George who?

It's terrible. With seven and a half
million people in New York, what are the

odds of Miss Jefferson getting mugged?

These days, about 50 -50.

That poor woman, and now she's got
amnesia. What's going to become of her?

take it easy, dear. Here, sit down.

I'll make some coffee.

Well, you need some clean cups, so while
you're in there, you better wash the

dishes.

Come right in, Dr. Norris.

Thank you.

Hello. How do you do? This is where we
live.

Come ahead, Louise.

It's all right.

See, Dr. Norris said it's all right.
Come on in.

Florence and your best friend, Helen.

Helen.

No, that's Florence.

This is Helen Willis, remember?

Hello, Mrs.

Jefferson.

My name is Florence.

How are you?

Florence, she lost her memory, not her
hearing.

Louise, why don't you... Why don't you
wander around the apartment, see if

anything comes to mind?

Okay.

Is she going to be all right?

Yeah, when will her memory be back?

It's hard to say.

Could take an hour. Oh, yeah? Maybe
she'll still be able to make that

tonight.

Or it could take a day, maybe even a
year.

A year?

Oh, Lord. A whole year living with
somebody who can't remember and somebody

like to forget.

The main thing to remember is that her
mind is searching for something to grab

onto, some sort of clue, a person, a
familiar object, anything that could jar

her memory.

Yeah, but that could take forever.

Be patient, George.

I'll call tomorrow to see how she's
doing.

Bye. Bye, Louise.

Goodbye, Doctor.

Mr. Jefferson.

Mr. Jefferson?

She said she wants to get to know me
better before she calls me George.

Coffee time.

Who's that, our butler?

No, that's my husband, Tom.

That's your husband?

Yeah.

I don't remember either of you.

Amnesia does have some benefits.

I've got an idea.

Why don't we talk about something that
we all did together?

Yes.

Remember the birthday party we had down
here?

Oh, yeah, that's when we had that big
pillow fight.

Yeah, I remember. It all started when I
hit Willis with a pillow like this.

Yes,

that's right. And then I hit you back
like this.

No, but I sure wish I could have been
here to see it.

You were here. It was your birthday
party.

Maybe you should rest a while, Louise.

That's right. A little rest and you'll
forget about everything.

I mean, remember about everything.

I mean... Tom, let's go.

Right. Well, goodbye, Louise.

Goodbye, Mrs.

Willis, Mr. Willis. It was nice meeting
you.

Mr.

Jefferson, could I trouble you for a
glass of water?

Sure. Come on, Florence.

Why? It don't take two people to get one
glass of water.

I know that. I want you to fix her
something to eat. Maybe your awful

will help her remember something.

He raised his head and gave a tremendous
cry.

Oh, I

became so excited, Mrs. J.

Mrs. J?

Oh, hey, don't worry, Weezy. It's Mr.
Bentley.

He's not crazy. He's English.

Mrs. J, you disappeared before I
finished my story.

Louise has amnesia.

Amnesia? Yeah. She got hit on her head
and lost her memory.

Oh, Mrs. J., what bad luck.

Do you remember where you lost it?

Do you remember giving me this window
cleaner this morning?

Just put it in the kitchen, Mr. Bentley.

May I ask you something?

Of course.

What? exactly do you do here?

I'm the maid.

But I haven't seen you do any work yet.

I'm really quite tired. Maybe if I lay
down for a while.

Where's the bedroom?

Oh, here, I'll show you.

Oh, can't you just tell me?

It's right down the hall to the right.
Come on.

I don't think I'd feel comfortable in
there with you.

Sure you will. It's a new mattress.

I think you'd better sleep on the couch
until my memory comes back.

On the couch?

Huh.

Shoot. Come on, Bentley. Get out of
here.

What is it, Mr. J? Look, we got to do
something to help us get our memory

You know, I once saw this movie where a
man had amnesia and his family reenacted

an event from his past in order to bring
him around.

Hey, that sounds great.

We could reenact the night at Luigi's
when I proposed.

I'm sure we should remember that.

That's one night I'd want to forget.

She was talking about that just this
morning. Look, Bentley, you go be Luigi,

get some wine from the kitchen.

Blonde, put some breadsticks on the
table and bring out that spaghetti we

last night. But it's cold.

It can't taste no worse cold than it did
warm.

Uh, Mr. Jefferson?

Oh, uh, do you have a robe I could
borrow?

Louise! Hi, honey.

Hey, look, I only got four hours before
I have to be back on ship, so come on.

Uh, aren't you a little old to be
playing sailor? Just go along with it.

Okay, Mr. Jefferson, if it'll make you
happy.

Hey! Hey!

Look where we are.

The dining room?

No, it's Luigi's, remember?

And look who's here.

It's Mama. and Papa Luigi.

Well, if it ain't Louisa Mills and
Georgia Jefferson.

How y 'all doing?

Valpolicella. No, we don't want no
jello.

Just give us the usual.

The usual of men, Dave.

The usual of what?

You know, the usual especially of the
house. Spaghetti and meatballs.

Come on now, Papa Luigi.

Well, here we are, just the two of us,
alone at last.

Mr. Jefferson, I don't know what it is
you're trying to do, but it isn't

working. Well, look, we just give it a
chance.

Watch this.

Hey, now what do I look like?

A half -wit?

A periscope. Remember, I used to do this
all the time.

All right, talk peace.

Prepare to fire.

Fire.

Beg your pardon.

Lizzie used to love that.

Really? I can't believe that. Oh, shoot.

Here's your dinner.

Italian soul food.

Spaghetti and meatballs.

Hey, look. Why don't you and Papa Luigi
sing an Italian song?

I don't know no Italian songs.

Well, you better learn one quick.

You ain't gonna get no tip.

Hey, how about some vino?

That's Italian for wine.

Oh, thank you, Mr. Jefferson.

Okay.

Look, baby.

I ain't got much time before I gotta
ship out. So, I'd like to make a toast.

To us.

and pass the gums. Look out, stomach.

Here it comes.

Oh!

What did you do that for?

That was the accident. Don't you
remember?

I certainly don't. And that was no
accident. You did it on purpose.

I did it for your own good.

Well, then, one good turn deserves
another.

I'm sorry I thought about the whole
thing. I'm sorry you thought of it, too.

Look, I can't believe... Damn,

I'm sick of this whole thing. What do I
have to

do to get you back?

You call me George.

Well, that's your name, isn't it?

You remember me?

Huh?

Well, how could I forget someone who
carries on like that?

Wheezy, I did it. I got you back. Oh,
Mrs. J.

I knew that big mouth would come in
handy, sir.

What's going on here?

Oh, you had amnesia, Mrs. J.

Amnesia? How did that happen?

It's a long story, Weas. The important
thing is we got you back.

Amen.

What are you doing in that little silly
sailor cabin? He took you back to the

night he proposed.

The night you proposed?

At Luigi's?

That's right.

You did all that for me.

Weas, I would have done anything to get
you back.

I was wrong.

You don't take me for granted.

Of course I don't.

Hey, are you sure you're feeling all
right?

Yes, I feel fine.

Great. If we hurry, we can still make
that banquet. Come on.

Banquet? Yeah, the Chamber of Commerce
banquet. I told you about it this

morning, remember?

Remember?

What was your name again, sir?

Okay, okay, you win. No banquet.

That's the...

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