All language subtitles for S03E04 - The Kids From Fame in Isreal

Baby,

look at me and tell me what you see.

Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate life.

You ain't seen the best of me yet.

Give me time, I'll make you forget.

I've got more in me, and you can set
free.

I can catch the...

Going to Israel under any circumstances
would have been exciting.

But arriving on the 35th anniversary of
its independence from the state was

overwhelming.

All of us were affected by the strength,
courage, and will of the Israeli

people, feeling that we carried with us
back home.

But what was truly wonderful about our
stay was the warmth expressed to us at

every place we visited along the way.

We talked and listened to people our own
age, ignoring the language barrier for

the entire time we were there.

And I know we learned one thing about
the people who live in this world.

The need to strengthen and protect the
fragile balance that we call peace.

different people is because it shows so
many different kinds of people working

hard to get what they want in this world
tall people short people black people

white people cute people blonde people
all of us working to raise our level of

consciousness to get up there

again.

That's the top of act two.

Oh, no. I'm sorry. No, don't go away.
Look, we're going to slow it down so you

can get a real good look at us one at a
time.

So let's start with our heartthrob here.

Mr. Lee Carreri.

Hi. Hello.

You know, I'm real shy, especially when
it comes to talking in front of 2, 3, 4,

5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 48 ,000 people.

So if you don't mind, I'm going to play
something before I talk. Is that all

right?

Thank you.

I'm going to check out the synthesizer
first. This guy named Murphy said that

something can go wrong, it will.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

The clock would give a mother time to
sing.

Ooh, yeah.

The fire broke out in a local
restaurant. You'd eat a blame.

Ooh, yeah.

The bell goes on.

Text with me, how could you lose?

But something could go wrong.

That's how you got the movie.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Nothing can go wrong.

Oh, Murphy thinks he's something new.

And that's how you get the Murphy glue.

And that's how you get the Murphy Blue.

The cover has the knowledge, the
persistence, the insight, and the

of Murphy Blue.

what had been the toughest year any of
us had ever had.

We had started shooting Fame the
previous July and spent what was

our Christmas vacation doing live
concerts in England.

We did eight concerts in three different
cities in ten days and then went right

back to filming in Hollywood, right up
until a week before we left.

So, by the time we got to Israel, even
though we had shows to do, the pressure

of the TV schedule was off and we could
really have some fun.

And did we need it?

My name is Gene Anthony Ray.

I'm 20 years old.

I'll be 21 next month. I'm a Gemini.

I was born in New York City in Harlem, a
little spot right off of Manhattan

where not many tourists visit when they
go to New York City. But it's okay

because I am alive and kicking.

I want to bring up a friend of mine
named Eartha Robinson, who I grew up

Harlem.

Oh, come on, give it to her. You know
she's fine.

Yes.

She's going to tell you what we were
doing about... Am I talking loud?

About 10 or 11 years ago.

Besides dancing, laying back, and being
cool.

To lay back and be cool.

She had love tattooed on her back.

Had a mean, no -one -two -tone body,
yeah.

And she could put you off with her
attitude.

She said, I just want to lay back and be
cool.

She's on a punk shot. I thought
Hollywood.

She found me crying in a parking lot.

She said, come on, baby.

I'll be good.

I just want to lay back and be cool.

Just looking for the...

If the United Nations ever had a three
-hour deadline in which to solve all the

problems of the world, I'm telling you,
if they got all the representatives from

every nation in one room and told them,
look, baby, y 'all better stop all this

fighting and start dancing, they'd have
an answer. I think that dance is the

only true universal language.

Anyway, that's what we found everywhere
we went.

is Doris.

My real name is Valerie and my Hebrew
name is Hannah.

This is wonderful. It's very special to
be here and you are all wonderful.

We have a show coming up

which we are very proud of, which I
don't think you've seen yet.

It's a tribute to an actor named Michael
Toma, who played Crandall, the drama

teacher, the Marais, the older one.

Sadly, we lost Michael earlier last
year.

And this song for me is, for lack of a
better term, sort of a conidre.

It's because no one really ever dies.
You never really lose somebody because

they live on inside you.

me through I looked around for you

but you're not there

just when I really

needed me

now

I

Cause I could only count on you.

When my troubles got the best of me. You
found something

in the rest of me.

Marlon Parado, and I play Danny.

I want to wish you all a happy birthday.

35, eh?

You know, when we were on tour in
England, I sang a song for the first

it went over pretty good, so they wanted
me to sing it here.

And the name of the song is Friday
Night.

Friday night's gonna be alright, gonna
be right, gonna be alright now,

baby. Friday night's gonna be alright,
gonna be right, gonna be

alright now, baby.

Start shaking your hips, baby, fuck your
lips, cause I'm coming to see you soon.

Go put on your best dress, it'll wind up
a mess.

Don't even bother to make up your room.

I'm tired of waiting for long.

It's called that perfume that a baby
didn't help much at all. When I pick up

pen, I fall flat on my face like a log.
I just wanna try to win a short race.

Without you, I'm driving lost in the
air. Without you, I feel like I'm

dead. But you're gonna have a bug to
comb my hair, alright?

Cause sometimes even a clown But this
time maybe I'm not fooling around I'm

coming to see you I'm coming to see you
Packing my suitcase at noon Without you

There ain't no romance left Without

It's gonna be alright.

It's gonna be alright. It's gonna be
alright.

It's gonna be alright. It's gonna be

alright.

It's gonna be alright.

It seemed as though every time we
stepped out of our hotel in Jerusalem,

stepping into history.

Being in the city that provided the
religious base for two -thirds of the

can't help but have an effect on your
view of life.

And when we visited the Wailing Wall,
like millions and millions before us,

we were moved by the incredible
sensation of being in a place so revered

hearts of people everywhere, no matter
what your religious heritage.

When you visit a place that changed the
course of history, that provided the

source of courage for countless
generations and gave renewed spirit to

It's an experience you can never forget.

An experience that will have an impact
on you for all the rest of your days.

to move.

Every street lamp seems to meet

a fatal...

And it is more on the other side.

I can take the things I see.

I keep asking myself why.

And if there's more on the other side.

Thank you.

Such fragile things as these can turn to
dust.

And yet, when all your hopeful comes
through, when all you

dreamed of comes true, it's like magic,

magic.

Oh, this is a special place.

The magic is here.

And when it was, the universe is dead

You're different.

You go your...

They wrote a...

to help me get through this and

I swear I'll never rest

till I am standing up there with the
very

best

Not just standing there and watching
life go by.

The secret of love is in the giving.

What do we got to do, brother?

We got to open up by reaching deep.

You just jump right in and live it.

Every single minute.

Giving up love and celebrating love each
moment of every day.

There's one thing to be sure of.

Damn.

Thank you.