All language subtitles for The Moodys s01e02.eng

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- [SEAN SR. GRUNTS]
- ANN: Still not snowing.

I'll start the coffee.

Thanks, hon.

ANN: Whoa.

Good morning, everyone.

Didn't mean to startle you, Ann.

- Hey, Tony.
- Looking limber, sponse.

Thanks, pal. I'm doing the best
with what God gave me.

The anti-siphon valve
came in, so we have

a real shot of finishing
this bathroom by Christmas.

Yeah, I'd really like to believe that.

Ann, I got it.

But you didn't block me in
again, did you?

Damn it.

I'll be right back.

- [SAW WHIRRING]
- [GRUNTS]

This gonna happen every morning at 7:00?

Well, we are dealing
with a three-person crew

with varying degrees of
sobriety, so, yeah,

every day's gonna have
a little, uh, suspense.

By the way, we're trimming
the tree tonight.

Bridget and Doug are coming.

Can you guys please pick
up some lights for me?

Sure. Text me what you need.

I just told you. Lights.

Okay. Yeah, just text me.

This... this is unconscionable.

And no breakfast?

You know, you could get your own place.

Don't play chicken with me, old man.

I'm your most likely caregiver.

Funny.

- No food upstairs.
- Can't hear you

'cause of the mess happening above us.

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[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

I need to tell you something.

-
Ba-doo, be-doo

- Hi.
- Hi.

Um, Doug and I got in a fight.

- [GASPS] Aw, sweetie.
- Oh, honey.

- It's okay.
- Oh.

- What happened? Tell me.
- It's okay.

Um, it's complicated.

Yeah, well, you guys
can talk about it later.

- We're going to Gaby's Skillet.
- Yeah.

Right. We're going to Gaby's Skillet,

'cause Dad didn't cook breakfast anyway.

- So, you know...
- SEAN SR.: Oh, really?

You know, I saw an apartment
for rent over on McCallen.

Big, giant sign in the window.

- He's never moving out.
- No.

I don't get it.

Why'd you tell Doug you cheated?

He's my husband. I owed him the truth.

Kind of feels like you're cherry-picking

which vows to observe,

- but we're here for you.
- Uh...

- Ugh, I have to tell Mom.
- She's gonna be so judgmental.

She made me feel so bad about
ruining her credit score.

I just want, like, a giant
stack of pancakes, you know?

- Yeah, uh, comfort good is good,
- Um...

- but, um...
- Just, uh, remember what happened

after your breakup with Paul.

Can you guys be nice
for, like, two minutes?

We just don't want you to, uh, spiral.

You had to get all new jeans.

Hey, we got Corbett's
Christmas party tonight,

- so that'll be some good diversion.
- Yeah.

- No. Not going.
- What?

It's the-the most sacred
part of the Christmas season.

Everyone from high
school's gonna be there.

Comparing. Judging. Looking for a reason

to knock old Superstar
Bridget down a notch.

Who the hell calls you Superstar Brid...

- Yeah.
- Let her have this one.

Yes. I told you we'd bump into 'em here.

- What's up, guys? Hey, man.
- Hi.

- BRIDGET: Hey.
- Hey.

Hey.

- Where's Doug?
- Um, he's working.

MARCO: What? On a weekend?

- He's a holiday villain. I love it.
- [CHUCKLES]

He's a monster.

- MARCO: Yeah.
- Uh, what are you two

paramours up to?

Having brunch with some of my friends.

All expats. I'm trying to win 'em over

with some American doughnuts.

- That's nice.
- CORA: They love you.

They're on the fence.

- But I got this.
- SEAN JR.: Yeah, you do.

- Yeah, you do.
- See you later.

- Yeah, you do.
- Bye, guys.

Bye.

If it's any consolation,

- you never had a shot.
- Just...

Wait, shot for what?

Wait, you have a thing
for Marco's girlfriend?

- Ew.
- Are you seriously

judging my crush, you infidel?

Hey, stop fighting.

You're both godawful people.

What was wrong with Ali?
'Cause she sounded amazing.

She was. Is. Just...

- I'm starting to think I'm the problem.
- Starting to think?

I love her Instagram.
She has great boots.

- In her recent...
- Oh. They just pop.

They-they draw your eyes to her feet.

Honestly, I-I should've just
moved in with her, right?

Yes. Obviously.

Ah. Sean?

Stop answer shopping.

You blew it.

- You consistently blow it.
- Yeah.

- You want some help with that?
- No.

I'm sweating 'cause you got
the thermostat set at 85,

- not because I have cancer.
- All right.

And because you look

- particularly fetching in...
- Mm.

Oh, no. I just had a bagel.

- Oh, I like bagels, honey.
- [DOOR OPENS IN DISTANCE]

- I can hear them. I can hear the kids.
- [SIGHS]

- They're coming.
- We've lost our window.

I know.

BRIDGET: Ew. The middle of the day.

Good for you guys. I guess.

Are you horny?

Uh, where-where's my stuff?

I moved you into your brother's room.

No. No, no, no, no. That's not fair.

I have to sleep with Mr. Apnea?

SEAN JR.: Hey, no, no, no.
Leon's the one that snores.

It's a symphony, dude.

It'll be fun. We'll have night talks.

- Mm.
- Oh. Honey, honey.

[MOUTHS]

- Oh. Oh, right, right. Okay.
- [CLEARS THROAT]

SEAN SR.: Hey,
remember I said no fireworks

- in the house, right?
- Hey.

So, now that it's just the two of us...

tell me what happened.
Was this about starting a family?

You know what, I-I just really
don't want to talk about it.

Are you having money problems?

Mom, I know you mean well, but come on.

You know, when your dad
and I were first married,

we had a huge fight.
I just want you to know.

I went and stayed
at Aunt Kathy's for a few days.

I mean, this is back when
your father was drinking.

You know, he was having trouble
maintaining an erection,

- and he was really bugged about it.
- Nope. [CLEARS THROAT]

I mean, I don't want
to go into specifics...

You're in them, Mom.
You're in the specifics.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

It's just that, you know, we, as women,

we wear many hats.

I mean, at the end of a long day,

you really don't want to
be taking care of others

- and their feelings, you know?
- Yeah.

Am I a feminist? Maybe I am.

Maybe I've always been a
feminist. I don't know.

But whatever's going
on with you and Doug,

you've got to put yourself at
the top of your to-do list.

Said Michelle Obama.

- Yeah.
- She was married to the president.

- No, I've heard of her.
- Marriages...

They ebb and flow and they ebb and flow.

Believe me, I know.

I know.

- I'm here for you.
- Thank you.

- No, I want you to under...
- [SAW WHIRRING]

Oh, we're h... Tony.

Tony! I am trying to have a conversation

- with my daughter about self-care
- [CONSTRUCTION SOUNDS STOP]

and how you can't pour
from an empty cup.

- A moment of quiet reflection.
- [SAW STOPS]

- Please!
- TONY: Sorry!

Okay, well, obviously,
I shouldn't have been talking

about your father's...

erection.

Blew it.

Hey, Ali, it's me.

Um, I've been doing a lot of thinking,

and-and you're right. I'm an idiot.

I-I want to make this work.
I want to move in together.

I miss you. Call me.

Please. I want to be with you.

- Call me.
- [TOILET FLUSHES]

Whoa.

You laid your heart on the line.

- [EXHALES]
- The rest is up to her.

Tony. I don't think
we've officially met.

SEAN JR.: I had a lapse of judgment.

So, what I had thought of as a bit of...

labor theater, uh, turned out,

in hindsight, to be a Class D felony.

Sean, you can have your job back.

Thank you, Meg. Thank you.

You are surrounded by ice,

- but it hasn't penetrated your heart.
- But you're working

- weekend nights and all holidays.
- Whatever it takes.

Whatever it takes.
Uh, Presidents' Day weekend

is gonna be a bit tricky.

- All holidays.
- I got a deposit on a rental.

But I get it.
You know what, how 'bout this?

We'll circle back closer to the date.

I'm trusting you with these.

Ah.

Meg...

I won't disappoint you.

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

[SIGHS HEAVILY]

Why do you keep checking that?

I called Ali, told her
I want to move in together.

I regretted it the instant I hung up.

Your picture should be up
in women's locker rooms.

I mean, you present as a nice guy,

- but you're a monster.
- Yo, get dressed.

We're going to Corbett's.

Bridget, I really think you should
come, because...

I'm in. I can't spend the
night getting grilled by Mom.

Beautiful. Wheels up in an hour.

ANN: You know,
I think Bridget made this.

- No, I made it. It was me.
- All right, we're leaving.

Wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
We're trimming the tree.

- That was a real thing?
- Yeah, that was a real thing.

Made cookies, mulled cider.
We're trimming the tree.

Like, we're making a night of it?

We just never do that.
We always just put them up whenever.

Well, it's not often that
we're all under one roof,

and I thought it would
be fun to do together.

It just feels like this
isn't time-sensitive.

And we got Corbett's Annual
Christmas Party, which is...

an actual real thing.

Oh. Corbett's Annual Christmas Party.

Can I talk to you guys for
a second in the other room?

Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Good.

[WHISPERING]: This is really, really,

- really important to your mother.
- [WHISPERING]: Why?

I don't know. Okay?
But she's been talking

- about it for days.
- Feels like it's

coming from something
she saw on Pinterest.

DAN: She can't go randomly

- inventing traditions.
- Okay.

This is what we're gonna do, alright?

You're putting up ornaments,
you're eating cookies,

you're hanging tinsel,
and you're gonna do it all

while acting really,
really, really festive.

- Festive's a relative...
- Festive!

Hey, hon?

[CHUCKLES]:
The kids have changed their minds

- BRIDGET: Yes.
- [SIGHS]

Thank you. Great, great.

Home stretch, home stretch.

You know,
you guys are really rushing it.

And you're-you're wasting
all the good ones

- on the back.
- You're obsessed

with the elves. They're creepy.

- BRIDGET: Star?
- Yeah.

Oh, star.

- Hey.
- Know what that means?

- Oh.
- Christmas tree.

- Lovely.
- Think that was the last of 'em.

- No. No, no.
- SEAN JR.: Yeah, it's a Christmas tree.

- This whole night was real special.
- No, no, no.

There's more, there's more,
there's definitely more, right?

There's the next...
What's the next thing, honey?

Um... it's fine.

- Go. Go to the party.
- DAN: Thank you very much.

- Mwah.
- Don't worry, Dan's driving.

- ANN: Bye.
- SEAN SR.: Okay.

- DAN: Hey, Tony.
- Hey, Tony.

- Hey, boss?
- Yes?

Uh, thinking about packing
it in for the night.

All right, thanks, Tone. Sounds good.

I'm proud of you.

- It's a hell of a tree.
- Yep.

I'll just tell the crew.

You know, hon, it's his first
Christmas without his family.

Maybe we should give him some cookies.

Yeah. No one else is gonna eat 'em.

All right.

Listen.

It's a great tree.

Yep. I just wanted this
Christmas to be special,

- I know.
- Because...

I know.

And it will be. Okay?

I'm just...

gonna move some of the
elves up front. Okay?

Christmas must be a
rough time for Corbett.

Oh, so sad.
Losing both parents in the same year.

Yeah, it's a tragedy.

But also a windfall.

Left him a four-bedroom, free and clear.

It's already appreciated four percent.

- [SCOFFS]
- Check Zillow. I'm not lying.

How you holding up, Corbett?

Taking it day-to-day.

Spanking chumps like you in foos.

- Score!
- Thought there was no spinnies.

However, that counts.

And you suck.

And if you ever need to talk,
you know I'm here.

Means the world, man.

Ugh. Everyone's gonna be wondering

where Doug is, right?

Guess Bridget isn't
so perfect after all.

Who's the salutatorian now?

Bridge, I think people
have bigger fish to fry.

Like, what the hell
happened to Roebuck's hair?

Does he live near a
power plant or something?

- No, seriously, where did it go?
- I don't know.

So fast.

DAN: Oh, crap.

I'm gonna go hide.

Wh-What?

Okay.

Hey, Cole showed.

- SEAN JR.: Oh, Miller?
- Yeah.

You hear he sold one of his
companies for a hundred million?

Yes, I heard. We've all heard.

SEAN JR.: Went right to his head, too.

You know, I DM'd him a year ago.
Never hit me back.

That's the guy you should pitch
your funeral fireworks thing to.

He's a major venture capitalist.

I don't need that kind of money.

- What kind of money?
- Conceited money.

- This 'cause he didn't hit you back?
- No.

It's... very telling.

He's vainglorious.

Hey, Bridget. How are you?

Hey, I'm good, Monty, I'm good.

How are you?

Um, you coaching still...
wrestling, right?

- Yeah, yeah. Leading the conference.
- Oh.

My heavyweight just snapped
his femur during a match.

- Ouch.
- Kind of shook the whole team.

But we ended up getting
this fat kid from choir.

- Oh.
- He's a natural.

Wow.

Doug here?

- Um, he's sick.
- Is it a cold?

- I don't really know.
- Did it spread to his chest?

- Yeah, Monty, I couldn't tell ya.
- You know what I tell my guys

when they're sick...
Plenty of beef broth, zinc,

and then just sweat it all out.

Does he have access to, like...
like, a steam room

- or any kind of...
- Oh, my God, he's not sick, okay?

- I made it up.
- Wh-Why?

Because I just don't really want
to answer any questions right now.

It's a party, Monty.

Party.

It's funny how things work out.

If I had finished this job

like I was supposed to three months ago,

I wouldn't be here right now.

God laughs at all our plans.

She sure does.

CORA: Are you gonna avoid me all night?

That was the plan.

Should we talk about what happened?

We're probably gonna keep seeing
each other all week, so...

[SIGHS] Look,
I'm really sorry I kissed you.

Better you than Uncle Roger.

[BOTH LAUGH]

You know, Marco's actually
one of my best friends.

Um... it's recently come to my attention

that I'm a monster.

Mm. And a terrible tipper.

- What? No.
- Hmm? Hmm.

Um...

are we good?

We're fine.

Should... should we hug or something?

- No. I think we got it covered.
- Right,

right, right. No hug.
Yeah, that was my instinct, yeah.

[TURNS OFF MUSIC]

All right, everyone, I'm calling it.

- [OTHERS GROANING]
- What the hell? Excuse me. Corbett,

what the hell are you doing? This...

It's-it's 10:45.

Neighbors just had a baby.
I promised we wouldn't go past 11:00.

- So just un-promise them...
- I can't.

Devon's colicky.
Karen hasn't been sleeping.

"Devon's col...
Karen hasn't been slee..."

Do you even hear yourself?

Last year, we watched the sun come up.

- We were gods.
- I'm a homeowner now.

I'm actually block captain.

What does block captain even mean?

It means I need to walk the walk.

- Okay, just put the music back on.
- I'm sorry,

- are you a homeowner?
- I'm sorry, are you a host?

- Are you a homeowner?
- Are you a host?

- Listen to me. Look at me.
- Hey...

this feels like a weird fight brewing,

so I'm just gonna say,
Dave, I had a lot of fun,

- but, uh...
- No, you didn't. No.

You were starting to have
a lot of fun, before this one...

- Sean!
- My shoes are off.

Okay, look, everybody,
the party's not over.

It's just switching locations.

We're going to the
rink to play broomball.

[CHEERING, WHOOPING]

That played better than
I thought it would.

Follow me.

MARCO: Can Cora play on your team?

I promised Corbett that
I would take him out in the Tesla.

It's-It's okay.
I don't need a babysitter.

No, baby,
I know you don't need a babysitter.

I just feel weird showing the Tesla

in the middle of the party.

We talked about me
being too much of a bro.

It really is okay. Go.

Nah, it's a bro move.

I'm not gonna do it. Mm.

Are you sure?

Yes.

- The best.
- [LAUGHING]

- The best. Corbett.
- Mm.

Are you kidding me? Chocolate?

Wash your hands.

All right, what's the score?

Uh, it's, uh, it's tied.

But we're drunker,
so I feel good about our chances.

- Whoa!
- COLE: Broomball

- was an epic idea.
- Yeah? Thanks.

Is it, uh, D-DM worthy, or...?

- What?
- No, I...

It's totally not a b-big deal.

I-I just, uh, sent you,
like, four direct messages,

and you never replied
to any of them, so I...

I haven't checked my Twitter
in, like, two years.

I would've loved to have reconnected.

Yeah, really?

Yeah, dude.

Come on, man, you're Sean Moody.

There's always a bit of magic about you.

- Good to see you, man.
- Yeah, likewise.

Yeah.

Hey, let me ask you a question.

Have you ever thought of cremation

as half of a good idea?

Hey. Sorry I grilled
you about Doug's cold.

- I get nervous at parties.
- No.

I was really rude.

- I'm just going through some stuff.
- Yeah.

Sean told me that you guys
are having problems.

Really? He's incapable
of keeping a secret.

I went through a divorce last year...

Not that you're going down that road.

He just thought, uh,

I don't know,
I might be good to talk to.

Suck it, sieve.

Who cares? I'm not even trying.

- Game.
- Listen, I don't know what's going on.

It's none of my business, but...

are you okay?

I just lit my life on fire

and I just don't feel
very good about myself.

Well, if it's a
confidence booster at all,

I knew, like, six guys in high school

who had a crush on you.

That shouldn't make me feel better,
but it does.

- Six guys?
- Yep.

- That's crazy.
- [LAUGHS]

Anyway, call me
if you ever want to talk.

Practice gets out at 5:30.

Unless they're loafing and
then I make them run suicides

till they puke, but...

- I'm around.
- Okay.

Hey, Resolfi,
it's not a pro tryout, okay?

Let's just take it down a notch.

Oh! I got it, I got it, I got it.

And then we shoot your
ashes into the sky

in a spectacular display

of color and light and awe.

The sixth stage of grief:

applause.

It's brilliant.

Yeah, it is.

Wait, seriously?

Yeah, man.
I'm telling you, it's a home run.

I mean, it is. I just...

If you're doing some kind
of cool guy prank, uh...

I've taken a lot of arrows
on this one, so...

Oh, stop it, dude. I'm in.

I'm gonna give you 750K.

All right?
I want to be your angel investor.

Unless I'm being a little presumptuous?

Uh, uh... I, uh... You know, okay.

I've gone down the road with some folks,

so I've got some hard
conversations in front of me,

but I-I love the idea

of keeping this local, so...

- All right.
- Yeah.

- Let's make some money.
- I love money.

DAN: All your jewelry's great.

I think my favorite one is the...

- the pendant with the-the thingy.
- Thanks.

I get a lot of compliments,
not a lot of buyers.

- Can I be honest?
- Mm-hmm.

These photos aren't doing you justice.

I took them myself on my phone.

What, th-they weren't taken
by a near-sighted child?

[SCOFFS] You jerk.

Okay. If you want, I could...

I could reshoot them for you.

I do carry the lights for one

of the premiere furniture
photographers in New York.

- Maybe.
- Maybe?

I need to see your stuff first.

Do you have a website?

Are-are you kidding me?

- What do you care?
- Wow.

You're going to law school, anyway.

- Okay. Um...
- [LAUGHING]

I-I've been shooting mostly
black and white lately.

- And, um...
- MARCO: Cora, babe. We need ya.

They're talking a lot of nonsense.

Well, I guess I'll have to
judge your life's work later.

I guess you will.

MARCO: Daniel, nice scarf, bro.

[PHONE RINGS]

Ali, hey.

Uh, how are you?

You got my message, cool.

Cool, cool, cool.
Um, yeah, about that, um...

- [WHISTLE TWEETS]
- Everybody out!

- Sean Moody!
- [WHISTLE TWEETING]

Why don't we get out of here

and crunch some numbers
back at your place?

Sean Moody!

MAN: Run! Run!

You've disappointed me!

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Hey.

Need a ride?

Oh, thanks. Um, I'm just gonna
go with my brothers.

All right. Hang in there.

Thanks.

[BRIDGET SIGHS]

Dumbasses.

- SEAN JR.: Oh, cheers, man.
- COLE: Mm.

SEAN JR.: Mmm. Mmm.

You know where we should
open up our European office?

- Madrid.
- Madrid.

- People die all the time there.
- What?

Oh, actually,

- people die all the time everywhere.
- Yeah.

Oh, my God,
we're gonna make so much money.

- Let's make some money.
- Oh, that's right.

Hey, do you want to watch
every Wesley Snipes movie?

MARCO: Babe, you watching this?

I've been hands-free
for, like, a minute.

[CHUCKLING]

Now my eyes are closed.

[HORN HONKS]

Thanks for getting me.

Of course.

I cheated on Doug.

Want to get some pancakes?

Yeah.

Yeah, I really do.

- That sounds...
- Well, put your seat belt on.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

DAN: Ali.

Best surprise ever?

- Best surprise ever.
- [CHUCKLING]

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