All language subtitles for The Jeffersons s06e16 The Arrival 2

Well, we're moving on up, moving on up,
too deep down, moving on up, to a

deep...

Lionel was explaining that because he
had an appointment to interview for a

job, he couldn't take Jenny to her
Lamar's birth class.

Lamar's child birth class? I don't even
see why you've got to go to school to

learn how to have a baby.

My mother didn't have to go through none
of that. And look at me.

Child, you better study hard.

All were happy about Lionel's new job
prospect until... Yeah, I didn't know

to tell you this, but that's where the
job is.

Boston? What do you want to go to Boston
for? Ain't nothing up there. All they

got is the Liberty Bell and a bunch of
beans.

Tom Willis was supposed to take Jenny to
her Lamaze class, but he had a cold,

and Louise and Helen had made other
plans.

Really? I can't go myself.

No, somebody should take you.

But who?

But I don't want to hurt the baby.

What, by touching my leg?

Well, you said he moves all around.

Glad that the Lamar's class has ended,
George thinks his job is done.

Until... Okay, was that grown louder
than the one before?

Don't do that!

Look, we've got to get her to a
hospital. I don't have my car.

Right. I'll get my van.

Okay. Where is my van?

Don't worry, I'll find it.

Meet me out front. Okay.

Lady, whatever you do, don't sneeze.

Okay, I'm kidding.

You've got to take it easy.

And I gotta take it easy.

And everything will be fine when we get
you to the hospital.

Oh, there may not be time for the
hospital.

There,

is that better?

Yeah, thanks.

I hope your jacket doesn't get too
dirty.

Don't worry about it. I know a great guy
who'll clean it for free.

Oh! Sorry.

Oh, the contractions are getting closer.

Well, move them back.

Two of you, right? Yeah.

How much longer before we get to the
hospital? It shouldn't be too much

Oh! I hope not.

Relax. People have babies every day.

Especially women.

Jenny, you okay?

I just had another contraction and I'm
going to time them. Don't worry, Jenny.

We're going to make it. I hope so.

I'm glad you're here with me.

Yeah. I mean, yeah, me too.

It's nice that we're together like a
family should be.

Hey.

Well, we better enjoy it while we can,
because if Lila gets that job in Boston,

I... Yeah, why the hell does he want to
take a job up there anyway?

It's for more money.

So what?

Can you believe how some people make
such a big deal about money?

What about you?

No, I can't believe it either.

Well, I'll tell you the truth. I really
don't want to go to Boston.

You don't, but I thought you did.

Look. It's a good opportunity for
Lionel. I'm just doing what's best for

husband. You should tell Lionel you
don't want to go to court. No, no, I

shouldn't. And I don't want you telling
him either. But, Jenny... You promise?

Look, I'm... Oh! Okay, I promise, I
promise.

Oh, God, I wish Lionel were here.

Me too. Hey, Frank.

What? What happened? He's been born yet?

Nobody will be if you keep yelling.

Don't just sit there. Shut me up.

Hey, is that one of those sleepy
microphones up there?

Hand me the microphone.

You know how to use it? Of course I do.
Ain't you ever seen BJ in a band?

If a monkey can use one, I know I can.

Hello? Anybody out there? You gotta push
the button. Oh, right.

Hello? Anybody out there listening?

That's a 10 -4.

You got the red rider over here.

What's your handle? Come on.

Frank, what's the handle? Your CB name.

Oh, my handle, my handle.

on the east side, Colby East, apartment
12D.

Sorry, Jenny. I ain't that kind of guy.

Neither am I. I want you to tell my
wife, Louise Jefferson, to find our son,

Lionel Jefferson, and tell him his wife
is going to have a baby. Get to the

hospital right away. Can you do that for
me?

Negatory, Jenny, but I could have
fastened along for you. Hey, yeah,

would you do that? Do it in a hurry.

10 -4, Jenny.

All right, break a one... This is Red
Ryder calling anybody near the east side

with their ears on. Come on.

Dirty Dog here on Madison, Red Ryder.

I copied Lionel Jefferson, baby, on the
way to Colby East, 12D.

Affirmative, Dirty Dog.

That's 12D. Come on.

That's a big 10 -4, Red Ryder. I'll be
there.

We gone.

Here you go, Jenny.

Take care of that baby. We gone.

Okay. You see that, Jenny?

There's nothing to worry about.

Oh!

Step on it, Frank!

I don't understand why you want to move
to Boston. It's not that I want to move.

It's just that that's where the
opportunities are.

But, Lionel... Look, Mom, you always
taught me, prepare myself, work hard,

go after what I want.

Well, what do I know?

Lionel, maybe you should take the time
to reconsider.

Yeah, like 10 or 12 years.

And don't forget about the baby, Lionel.
Think of all the things it'll miss.

Like what?

Like going to Central Park.

Playing with us.

The Bronx Zoo.

Playing with us. The Statue of Liberty.

Playing with us.

Oh, come on. Don't you think you're
being just a little selfish?

Well, they can't help it.

Mom, look.

Can I help you, Mr... Dirty Dog.

Mr. Dog.

Call me Dirty.

Is there a Louise Jefferson here?

I'm Louise Jefferson.

I got a message for you. You're supposed
to find your son Lionel.

That's Lionel?

Hey, you work fast.

Yeah, yeah. What do you want, man?

Well, good buddy, I'm supposed to tell
you that a green -eared breaker one

says to metal pedal down to the butcher
shop because your ball and chain's about

to throw you a brand -new rug rat.

Uh, what?

I said your wife's on the way to the
hospital. You're about to become a

Well, look, the baby's coming. What are
we going to do?

I think it might be a good idea if you
all went down to the hospital.

That's dirty thinking, good.

I mean, uh... Good thinking, dirty.

Well, congrats, good buddies. I'm
history.

hospital just as soon as I change. I
want to make a good impression on the

And I hope you ladies will understand, I
really have to go. I'm having a baby. I

mean, I'm having a hospital.

Keep going!

That's what I mean.

Now, don't you worry, Jenny. Everything
is going to be fine. You just remember

everything I taught you in that Lamaze
class.

Right, Mr. Jefferson.

Good luck.

Remember, Jenny, think boy.

Mr. Jefferson, I just called your house.

Everybody's on their way, including your
son.

Oh, yeah? Who'd you talk to?

I think she said her name was Florence.
She talked so fast, I could only get a

couple words in.

It must have been Florence. You're lucky
you got one word in.

Well, good luck, Mr. Jefferson. I gotta
get back to work. Wait a minute, Frank.

I got a little something for you. Oh,
no, no. I insist.

Thanks a lot.

A hundred dollars?

Hey, anybody else in your family
pregnant?

Here's my card. Oh.

I can wait. Good night, Mr. Jefferson.

Oh, excuse me.

They're for my baby. Oh, well, here's
your zebra. Thank you.

Say, um... Yeah.

Say a girl who has one white parent and
one black parent. She married this guy

with two black parents, and they had a
kid.

I mean, that doesn't necessarily mean
that the baby's going to be white. I

not that I care, you understand.

I just wanted to know if there's such a
chance of something like that.

There's a chance of it, I guess. How
much of a chance?

I'd say about 20 to 1 against.

Can I get better odds than that?

Mr.

Perry?

Yes?

Congratulations, you're the healthy baby
boy.

A boy.

You can go see your wife now.

Who?

Your wife.

Oh, is she still here?

Yeah. I'll bring the baby right in.
Thank you. Man,

Jenny had that baby fast.

Hey! What is it, a boy or a girl?

A boy.

I bet he looks just like... He looks
just like...

He looks just like Willis.

Well, Bully's got my... He's got my...
He ain't got my nothing.

Well, well, they said it could happen,
so I guess it did.

Well, T is kind of cute.

He's okay.

Okay? He's great.

I'll take him.

It's not worse.

Thank God.

Mr. Jefferson?

Yeah? I'm Dr. Ortega, Jenny's
obstetrician. Oh, hey.

Hey, why the hell ain't you in there
with her?

I came out to get you so you could get
washed up.

Oh, that's okay. I already took a shower
this morning.

We have to scrub up before we go into
the delivery room.

What do you mean by we?

Jenny really wants you in there with
her. She does?

Yeah, she told me how you helped her at
her Lamaze class. Yeah, but... Mr.

Jefferson, it's very important that
Jenny be totally at ease during the

delivery. That's why we need you in
there. But, Doc... Don't worry, you'll

just fine. Come on, Mr. Jefferson. Okay.

Is this going to be anything like that
birth movie I saw? The same thing, only

in 3 -D.

Okay. Okay, first we gotta find out
where Jenny is.

Jenny! Jenny!

Lionel, let's just act a nurse.

Right, right. Nurse!

Nurse!

There's nobody here.

She probably just stepped out for a
second.

No, no, something's wrong.

It happens in these places all the time.

Now, they done lost Jenny, and they
looking for her. She's probably going up

down in the elevator somewhere.

Lionel, believe me, they know where she
is.

Well, you're right. Then where is she? I
don't know.

Lionel. No, no, something's wrong. I
heard about this dude went into a

one time to get his tonsils out. They
ended up giving him a vasectomy.

Lionel, you're being silly.

Oh, hello. Can I help you? You sure can.
Get Jenny off that elevator.

Don't you give my wife no vasectomy.

Lionel. No.

We're looking for my daughter, Jenny
Jefferson. She's having a baby. Oh, yes,

she's in the delivery room right now.

She is?

Well, I'm supposed to help her. I better
get in there. Well, there's someone

else already in there.

George Jefferson.

What's George doing in the delivery
room?

If I know George, looking for an exit.

Look, I'm the father. I'm supposed to be
in there. Well, sure. We have to get

you a cap and gown.

Well, let's get it.

All right.

I hope Jenny's all right.

Everything's going to be fine. I bet
Jenny is scared.

She gets so scared sometimes. I remember
when she was a little girl. Helen,

Helen, she's a grown woman now.

Yes, she is.

Oh, Tom.

I think so, Lottie.

Dog.

Are you all right?

He just fainted, that's all.

What about Jenny and the baby? They're
still in delivery. Are you the father?

Well, certainly.

Well, hurry up and come on. Jenny's been
calling for you.

Not half as loud as I was.

Yeah, Weezy. Look, you'd never believe
what a woman goes through having a baby.

George,

thanks for making sure Jenny got here
all right.

Oh, it's okay.

Well, won't be long now.

We'll all have a grandchild of our very
own to play with as much as we want.

Yeah.

What's the matter? We're not going to
have to change the diapers.

George, Lionel got the job in Boston.
He's going to move away.

He is? Yeah, we tried to talk him out of
it, but his mind's made up.

I wish you could have been there to
help.

Who, me for what?

What do you want me to say, Lionel?
Please don't go. Stay here so we can

your kid and to hell with what you want.
You expect me to say that to my son?

Oh, I'm sorry, George. You're right.

You're darn right I'm right.

We got to trick him into staying here.

Where's the baby? Come on, Mr. Bentley,
move it. Where's the baby? Where's the

baby? Oh, Jenny's still in the delivery
room.

The baby, too? No, he's out getting a
pizza.

Don't move.

Stanley, what are you doing? I'm going
to make a photo album ending with a

picture of the baby.

Oh, that's so nice.

Yeah, Senile and Jenny can take it with
them when they move to Boston.

I'll get some coffee.

Me, too. Come on, Florence.

I need some atmosphere.

Then go outside.

Oh, Mr.

J.

Oh,

I wish they'd hurry up in there.

Yeah.

It ain't like the baby's got that far to
travel.

Man, pretty soon we're going to have a
grandson.

Yeah, or a granddaughter.

Yeah, or a grandson.

Yeah, well, I know what you mean.

Even if they do take the baby to Boston,
we can still go up and visit her.

Yeah, or him.

Yeah, or her.

Yeah, maybe they won't go to Boston at
all.

Then we can play with him as much as we
want.

Yeah, or play with her.

Or her.

So, what are you hoping for, a boy or a
girl?

Oh, I wish they'd tell us something.

Oh, it won't be long now.

I hope not.

It seems like only yesterday that I had
Jenny.

I know what you mean.

The time goes by so fast.

Oh, it sure does.

I wish they'd tell us something.

It won't be long now.

I hope not.

Uh -uh. That's hers.

I can't wait till the baby gets here.

I wonder what's taking them so long.

I don't know.

I just hope everything is all right.

Florence, how can you stay so calm at a
time like this?

I drink lots of coffee.

All right, now. I'm going to call this
one The Grandfathers.

Now, move closer together.

This is close enough.

No, no, come on. Put your arms around
each other.

That's it. Now, hold it.

One, two, three.

Bentley, I'm going to get some coffee.

Mr. J getting coffee.

Bentley. Mr.

J at the pot.

Bentley.

Mr. J getting angry. Bentley.

George, when you were in the delivery
room, are you sure everything was going

all right? Look, there's nothing to
worry about. The doctor told me so

How did he say it? What?

How did he say there's nothing to worry
about?

Did he say it like, there's nothing to
worry about?

Or did he say it like, there's nothing
to worry about?

She's been watching General Hospital too
much.

Well, something could be wrong in there.

We've got to do something.

There's nothing wrong with you.

Hey!

Stay out of this, lad. We're trying to
figure out what's going on in here.

It's any all right.

We got the most beautiful baby.

I'm going to call this one father.

Is it a boy or a girl?

It's gorgeous.

Is it a boy or a girl?

It's beautiful.

Is it a boy or a girl?

We got a little girl.

Well, she is black, ain't she?

It don't matter.

I hope she's black.

Huh? Nothing.

Pop, can I talk to you for a second?

Sure.

Yeah, Pop, you're not disappointed it's
a girl, are you? Are you kidding? I

already had a boy.

It's going to be fun watching a little
girl grow up.

Even if I do have to go to Boston to see
her.

Ah, you heard, huh? Oh, yeah, look,
Lionel, I know you think I'm going to

trick you or something like that, but
I'm not.

There's something I had to tell you,
but... Oh, it ain't important.

What? It ain't nothing.

What? It doesn't matter.

Come on, Pop. What is it?

I'm dying.

Pop, you are not dying.

How do you know you ain't no doctor?

Look, I'm not that excited about going
to Boston, but I think it's good for

Jenny. Jenny?

But Jenny said... Never mind.

What? Nothing.

What? I wouldn't tell you.

Tell me what?

Look, none of mine forget it.

Okay. Wait a minute.

Look, I wouldn't be telling you if you
were to ask me a question, right?

I guess not.

Okay, well, answer me if Jenny wants to
go to Boston.

What? She doesn't.

Are you telling me the truth, Pop?

Look, Lon, have I ever tried to trick
you?

But no, not this time.

She told me on the way to the hospital.

Oh, there's Jenny.

Congratulations. Oh, you look beautiful.
Wonderful.

Skinny.

I'm going to call this one Mother.

Oh, I'm so glad you all got here.

Yeah, ain't it great having a whole
family together in one city?

Oh, it sure is.

Hi, Mom.

Hi, Dad.

I'm sorry, I didn't get a chance to talk
to you in there.

Well, you were busy.

Um, Lionel, did you get the job?

Yeah. Oh.

I mean, oh!

Did you mind very much if I didn't take
it?

No!

No job for Lionel.

You told him, didn't you, Mr. Jefferson?

Well, I, uh... Yeah.

Thank you.

Would you like to see the baby?

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

she's so beautiful.

Oh, she's so tiny.

She's so cute. And she's black.

Oh, wait. Let me get a picture of you
all around the baby.

Oh, that's a wonderful idea.

Yeah, for once you're making sense.

All right, now.

I'll call this one... Out of...