All language subtitles for The Jeffersons s07e05 Go to Hawaii Part 4

Well, we're moving on up, moving on up,
to the sun, moving on up, to a deep...

Last week on The Jeffersons, George
decided he had to move to Hawaii for

reasons. Oh, isn't it wonderful here?

Yeah, it sure is.

We've been here three days already. I
ain't got dizzy once.

What? Dizzy? Why would you be dizzy?

Huh? Oh, you know, when I stay in the
sun a long time, I get dizzy.

You never told me that.

I know.

Oh, I guess we only talk on cloudy days.

We're building 300 units on prime
oceanfront land. We're calling it

Acres. Paradise Acres. Hey, it's got a
nice ring to it.

After finding a business deal that would
allow him to retire in Hawaii, George

then had to convince Louise.

George, no matter where I lived, things
wouldn't be the same without Tom and

Alan.

You mean you'll go sailing with me?

Sure.

I mean, first thing in the morning.

I mean, after all, life is too short.

I mean, we good friends got to stick
together no matter where we might be.

that right, old buddy?

I just wish I could see the beach.

Let me see the beach right over there.

The Jeffersons continues.

Last time I let you be captain. Gee,
you're the one who turned the boat over.

I hadn't grabbed these life jackets,
we'd both probably be inside some shark

right now. Yeah, me maybe. But for you,
the shark would have to bring along a

doggie bag.

I wonder where we are.

I don't know.

But when you're here, I know it ain't
Fantasy Island.

Look around, George.

I don't see anything.

I don't see any houses.

No buildings.

This island looks deserted.

Deserted? Oh, man, that's crazy.

Ain't it?

Oh, I don't know, George. The wind could
have carried us anywhere.

You mean only two people on this whole
island?

Well, it's possible.

We've got to stick together. We've got
to work as a team. Through thick and

through thin. Through the good times and
the bad times.

Remember, George, old buddy, all we've
got is each other.

and Crusoe.

Well, don't look at me. I ain't Friday.

What was that? I don't know. It sounded
like a person.

Come on.

No, no, no. Wait, George.

You know, I read that some of these
islands might still have Japanese

on them. Japanese soldiers?

Yeah, from World War II. They don't know
the fighting's over yet. Oh, Will, get

out. That's the stupidest thing I ever
heard in my life.

Does that sound like a bonsai to you?

I'm not sure.

Well, cool. We can't just stay here.

I'm moving up for a closer look. Come
on, come on.

Well,

at least we know this island is
inhabited.

Yeah, there are people here, too.

They look Japanese.

I think they're Hawaiian.

You know, I heard that some Hawaiians
aren't too crazy about foreigners.

Oh, what's all they like?

George, over here, we are the
foreigners.

Oh, they've seen us.

What do we do now?

Oh, no.

Hey, I got it. What's that?

No, I showed it to me. It's Hawaiian for
stay cool.

Stay cool?

Just do it.

Let me do the talk. Yeah, okay.

Aloha. I thought I told you to let me do
the talk.

Aloha.

Say, any guys Japanese?

Japanese? Why, you see a camera?

You really hate to bother you, but could
you tell us where we are?

Yeah, you're in our fishing net.

Biggest catch of the day, too.

What he means is, where is Honolulu?

Honolulu's on the other side of the
island.

This island? Yeah. Oh, thank God we
don't have to get in another boat.

We were out sailing and our boat tipped
over.

Yeah, it was all his fault.

Our wives are probably worried sick
about us. Is there a telephone around

we could use?

Sure, follow me. You can use the
telephone in my house.

See, that's what I told you you had
nothing to be scared of.

Your trouble is you don't have enough
faith in people.

Yeah, I guess you're right, George.

Yeah, I know I'm right. Come on, let's
follow him.

Look, if he makes a sudden move, hit him
with this.

Oh, I just wish I knew what to tell Leon
when he proposes.

You do think he's going to propose to
you, don't you? Of course.

I bet he's just waiting till we're
alone.

The trouble is, I don't know what to say
to him.

Oh, decisions, decisions.

Excuse me.

Is there a Louise Jefferson here?

I'm Louise Jefferson.

There's a phone call for you. It's from
your husband.

George? Where's he calling from?

He didn't say. He just kept yelling at
me to find you.

The way Mr. Jefferson yells, I'm
surprised he needed a phone.

Excuse me. I think Leon needs his towel.

Thank you, Florence.

You know, there's something I want to
ask you. Oh, Lord.

Is this about marriage?

You must have ESP.

No, just butterflies.

I'll be right back.

This is it.

This is it. This is what?

Leon's going to ask me to marry him.

What should I say?

Well, do you want to marry him? I don't
think so.

Then say no.

I can't say that. Then say yes.

Well, ain't you got something in
between?

Look, Florence, it's either yes or no.

There's nothing in between.

Some help you are.

Well, I'm back.

Now, where were we?

Well, you were here and I was there. But
now you're here and I'm here too, so

you might as well go on and ask me.

Oh, here, hey.

Florence, would you... I'm sorry, Leon,
but I've given this some thought and I

can't marry you.

Marry you?

I'm sorry, Leon, I can't.

I wasn't going to ask you to marry me. I
was going to ask you to go to a

friend's wedding.

That's all?

Well, the reception too.

But I thought she was going to propose.

What gave you that idea?

Well, last night when we were on the
beach, you held my hand.

Florence, just because I held your
hand... I know.

I know.

That's just what Miss Jefferson said.

Oh, Leon, I'm so embarrassed.

I told Miss Jefferson and Miss Willis
you were going to propose to me.

How am I ever going to face them?

Florence, are you okay?

I'm fine. I'm all right.

How did it go?

Well, it... It went fine.

Florence let me down easy.

I did?

Oh, right.

Leon and I decided to just be good
friends.

Leon, do you know how to get to
Panicola?

Panicola? Yes, that's on the other side
of the island. Why?

Because that's where Tom and George are.
They're boat overturned. What?

They're okay, but we have to go get
them. That's okay. We can use my Jeep.

Have you got the address?

Yes, right here. Oh, come on, Louise,
let's go.

Oh, Leanne, thanks.

Lawrence, that's what good friends are
for.

Thanks, Andrew. Yeah, Mahula.

Mahalo. Yeah, whatever.

When our wives get here, we'll pay you
for your troubles. Nah, no need.

You two fellas just relax till the
doctor comes.

You didn't have to call a doctor,
Andrew.

There ain't nothing wrong with us. We're
just waterlogged.

Oh, no trouble.

The doctor was coming for the luau
anyway.

A luau?

Oh, is that what's going on here? Yeah,
we're making one luau for my son's

birthday. Hey, why don't you two guys
and your wife stay for the luau?

We'll get plenty of food, music,
dancing.

Oh, well, I was supposed to be at a
meeting at 1 o 'clock, but since I

it, I might as well stay.

Hey, what do you say, Will? Oh, sure.

I love Hawaiian food.

Oh, you love any kind of food.

Hey, that's my son, Robert.

Robert, this is, uh, George.

How's it, bro?

Hey, nothing to it, blood.

And this is Tom.

Is it better?

Well, so you're the birthday boy.

You call him boy.

Tom and George were sailing and they got
lost.

Oh, yeah. Where you guys from? New York.
New York?

Wow, you are lost.

What George means is that we live in New
York City and we're vacationing in

Honolulu. Yeah, but we're talking about
moving to Hawaii.

We are?

Sure. Let's face it. I mean, this island
is much nicer than Manhattan.

I mean, look at this. Pairs cleaner,
people are friendlier, and less hassles.

mean, everything you need to live a nice
long life.

Everything but a job.

Don't worry about it. I got it covered.
I hope there's a business deal that will

set us both up for the rest of our
lives.

Well, I've got to admit, it sure would
be nice living here right by the ocean

like this.

Yeah, boy.

Andrew, you sure are lucky.

Yeah, but my luck's running out. Our
lease is up and we've got to move.

Don't you own this house?

I own the house, but not the land.

Well, can't you renew your lease?

No, they're going to build some
condominiums over here.

Condominium? Yeah, bro, that's the way
it is, man.

The Hawleys been sucking up the land,
and all they do is build buildings all

over the place, man. Who the Hawleys?
Family that owns the land?

Hawley is like our word for white man.

Oh, yeah, we got a word for that, too.

Honky.

But the difference is, the way they
think is, I know your family lived here

their life and your ancestors for
thousands of years, but you know what?

out now because we need buildings,
hotels, condominiums. My son, he gets

away a little bit.

Of course I get carried away. They're
going to tear down our house for build

what? Paradise Acres.

Paradise Acres?

Yeah, that's what they're going to call
this place.

Who are the people that are doing this?

Contractors, builders, investors?

Have you ever met these people?

No. They're greedy, not stupid.

They don't come around here.

No way.

Hey, bro.

Some help?

If

you

and your family had to move from here,
where would you go?

Oh, I don't know. Maybe up Mocha.

Mocha? Malka, that's the mountains where
they push most of the local people. The

mountains. I love living in the
mountains.

You can have a great view.

You've never lived in the mountains. I
live on the 12th floor. It's the same

thing.

Hey, Andrew, Robert.

How's it going?

These are two sailors?

Yeah, this is Tom and George.

This is Stan. How's it going, guys?

Hi, Doc. How are you? Look, have a use
of your house, Andrew. Sure, sure.

Why don't you guys go inside and I'll
take a quick look at it. Oh, thank you,

Doc.

Oh, I stopped by the store on my way,
and I heard two guys talking about the

Paradise Acres deal.

I think they're on their way here.
That's all I'd tell you.

Hey, Tom, did Doc check you out yet?
Yeah, he said everything was just fine.

Except my voice.

Listen, we're getting ready to dig out
the pig now. You want to come watch?

I want to do more than watch.

I want to eat.

Be right there.

Oh, Tom.

Helen. Oh, Tom, I'm so glad you're safe.

Oh, me too.

You know, Helen, there are a lot of
things that go through a man's mind when

he's facing a life or death situation.

I was out there fighting those
treacherous waves. I knew exactly what I

going to say to you if I ever got back
here alive.

What was that, Tom?

Why the hell did you let me go sailing?

George! Hey, what do you say?

Oh, George!

George!

George, how do you feel? I feel like a
bag of shaken bacon.

Aloha. Hey, these must be the Wahine's.

No, these are the Jefferson's. And those
are the Wilson's. No, Florence, Wahine

means woman.

Oh.

Oh, what is it? This is Andrew, the dude
who saved our lives.

Oh, no.

Aloha, but I never do nothing.

Well, listen, there's something I'd like
you to do for us.

I want you all to come to our luau.

Luau? You mean we get to go to a real
Hawaiian luau?

You got it. Come on, we're digging up
the emu now.

Emu? I thought we were having pig.

We are.

Emu is what we call the hole where we
cook the pig.

What are you laughing at? You didn't
know that.

I did, too.

Leon told me how they buried the pig in
the ground and then cook it.

Oh. Well, that's the switch.

When Florence makes dinner, we bury the
food after she cooks it.

Oh, that's good.

Hey, look, we need to meet you.

You know, I don't think we should stay
for the luau.

Well, why not, George?

Well, because they might not have enough
food.

I mean, they just invited us. They
didn't invite all these people. They

know Florence and Leon were coming.

Well, that's only two extra people. I
know, but it was also Willis. You know,

can eat the whole pig himself.

Come on, George, just stop acting silly.

Oh, what?

Sanders. What did you say?

Colonel Sanders.

Hey, that's it. We'll get a couple of
buckets of chicken.

Excuse me. Yeah? My name is Ken Sanders,
and I'm from... Paradise Acres, right?

Yes, how did you know? I was standing
downwind.

You know what? We would invite you to
the Lou Alba, but we already got one

piece.

Damn, where did Leon put the keys?

I don't know. He probably took them with
him.

Let's look on the floor. Maybe we can
get another set.

George, this is crazy.

It might take two hours before we even
find a Colonel Sanders.

Great.

Look at that watch.

How many local people you can throw off
their land for pay for that?

That's very funny, young man. Now, if
you'll excuse me, we have work to do.

Not here, bro. Not today.

What makes you think you can stop us?
Simple arithmetic.

It's three of us and only two of you.
That equals no way.

Damn, no keys.

You're wrong, son.

There's three of us, too.

Hey, Jefferson!

George, who is that man?

How should I know?

Well, he called your name.

He did?

Man, what a lucky guest. Come on, we've
just walked to Colonel Sanders.

George, that's crazy.

Yeah, you're right. Let's run.

Hey, George, wait.

George, you know this guy?

Of course he knows me. We're business
partners, right, George?

Well, um... Business partners?

Yeah, in Paradise Acres.

You're part of Paradise Acres?

What's Paradise Acre? They're the people
who turned off our land to build

condominiums. Yeah, they're the ones who
are going to tear up this land and put

big buildings in it. There's no more
feeling for the land or the people who

lived here a thousand years.

Look, buddy, this land was here long
before you and your ancestors discovered

it. You don't own these islands.

You're right, bro.

But neither do you. The land belongs to
no one and to everyone.

Yeah, and the difference between you and
us is we, like, save these islands.

You, like, destroy them.

Come on, let's face it. You can't stop
progress.

You think throwing people off their land
is progress?

Well. Progress should help people, not
hurt them.

We've wasted enough time talking. Now,
come on, George. Let me show you where

we're going to put the tennis courts.

Look, Sanders, I didn't know that this
project meant throwing people off their

land. George, they'll find somewhere
else to go. They always do.

Yeah, but these people are my friends.

Oh, come on, George. You can't let
friendship get in the way of a business

decision. Now, don't be a fool.

Don't be calling me no fool, chump. All
right.

Jefferson, you're forgetting that I'm
the one who's going to make you rich.

Oh, look, I am already rich, chump.

Now you take your little project, stick
it in your mouth, and start heading

south. All right!

Okay, Jefferson, but don't think you're
going to stop this project.

Paradise Acres will be built. Not by me,
it won't. And if you don't get off of

these people's land right now, I'm going
to throw you off.

Jefferson, you're a fool.

Oh, wait, take it easy, bro, take it
easy. Damn, Alec!

Oh, I'm so proud of you. You did the
right thing.

Yeah, for them maybe, but not for me.

What?

Well, see, Weezy, just before we left
New York, I went to the doctor's to have

my blood pressure checked.

And the doctor said it was high.

How high?

Well, high enough for them to make me
take this vacation.

What?

You told me we came here because you
love me. Yeah, well, I do love you,

but see, the doctor told me if I didn't
take time off to relax that I'd be dead

soon. And being dead ain't nothing like
being with you.

Oh, thanks, George.

I think.

And see, ever since I've been in Hawaii,
I've been feeling great.

That's why to keep our blood pressure
down, we gotta move here.

We gotta move here? George, I think you
are overreacting.

The hell I am.

Hey, Doc!

Yeah, George.

Hey, tell her, Doc.

If we move over here, my blood pressure
will stay down and we have a lot of

years to live together.

That's not right, George.

Oh, it's okay, Doc. We're married.

No, no, no. What I meant was living here
won't keep your blood pressure down any

more than living in New York will keep
it up.

Well, how come it's not as high here as
it is back there?

Probably because you left the stress and
tension of your work behind you,

George. You move it over here and your
problem will be the same.

Oh, then where a person lives doesn't
make any difference.

That's right, George.

Now, the only move you need to make is
to your doctor's office for regular

visits. Take it easy.

Follow his advice.

You should be fine.

Oh, you hear that, Weasley? We can live
in New York.

Hey, come on, George. We're picking up
the pig now.

One more thing, George.

Go easy on the pig.

You shouldn't eat too much pork.

Right, Doc. Let's go, Weas. Now, George,
I hope you remember what the doctor

said about relaxing.

Look, believe me, Weas, if I learn
anything in Hawaii, it's how to relax.

That's good.

Come on, everybody.

Let's party. We have a beer.

Come on, let's get down.

bringing us from the airport, Lionel.
Hey, no problem.

Listen, how much did you have to pay for
excess baggage?

Nothing. Ross already had a ticket.

Well, from everything you told us, it
sounds like you had a really great time.

Oh, we did.

And I can't think of anything that could
have made our trip any better. I can.

You could have brought me and Jenny
along.

Oh, now, Lionel, is that all you can
think about yourself?

So what did you get me?

Oh, Jenny, you're going to love it. I
got you one of those Miley Leaf

What? A Miley Leaf.

It's still packed, but... Oh, Florence,
why don't you show Jenny yours?

Oh, that's beautiful.

Hawaiian legend says that anyone who
wears one of these is going to have lots

good luck.

Oh, so is it working? I don't think so.

I'm still working for Mr. Jefferson.

Flores, get that.

I got to get my money back.

Lina, Jenny, you two have to go to
Hawaii someday.

Oh, you enjoyed it, huh?

I wouldn't have missed it for a million
dollars.

Shoot, if we'd stay there a couple more
days, that's what it would cost me.

Well, Mr. Jefferson, it's Kurt Randall,
your accountant. He's got to talk to

you. Man, I ain't been home two minutes
and nobody wants to talk business.

Tell him I'm still on vacation.

Tell him to call me Monday morning.

But he says it's real important.

Nothing can be that important.

Just take a message.

Take a message?

Call me Monday?

Mom, you better get back to Hawaii
quick.

Why? To find my real dad. This don't
sound like him.

No, Lionel. You are now looking at a new
George Jefferson.

Hawaii taught me how to really relax.

And I ain't gonna let business drive me
crazy no more.

Mr. Randall says that Blue Sky Cleaners
has agreed to your price, and he's going

to go ahead and sell all your stores.

Say what?

Oh, my God. I forgot to throw Randall
the dealers off.

George, where are you going?

I got to straighten things out, Weasley.
This is terrible.

But don't you remember what you learned
in Hawaii?

Oh, yeah. Aloha.