All language subtitles for Tacoma.FD.S03E07.WEBRip.x264-ION10

- You know, Terry,
I snuck a peek in the shower,

and for an old guy,
your penis still looks great.

- [laughs]
You're a true gentleman.

- Oh, it's wider
than it is long,

but you make it work.

- I'm happy to say
my 25-year streak

of not looking at your penis
is still intact.

- When you do catch a glance,
you're in for a treat.

- Somebody's overcompensating.
- No, sir.

Product makes the man.

- Ehh.

Okay, okay.
Enough of the cologne.

- Cologne?
This is body spray.

- You know, Eddie,
there's some things

a man shouldn't engage in:

plucking your eyebrows,
manicures--

or, as I like to call them,
woman-icures...

- Very clever.
- Saying "I'm sorry,"

and perfumes.
- I disagree.

Scenting oneself
is a sign of confidence.

- I don't need a scent
to feel confident.

I have confidence
to feel confident.

This is all a man needs:
Kruckland soap.

No scents, no nonsense.

- Ugh.
Kruckland soap:

unscented,
now with lavender.

- I never saw that.
Now people are gonna sniff me

and think I drink
gluten-free beer.

- I like it.
You'll smell like a meadow

after a spring rain.

- Yeah.

[both sigh]

[upbeat rock music]

- Ooh, yeah.

- Do you think the world
is ready to know

about our
mustache-brushing secrets yet?

- They never will.
[laughs]

Ready to face the day.

[Foreigner's "Hot Blooded"]

♪

- ♪ Well, I'm hot-blooded

♪ Check it and see

♪ I got a fever of 103

♪ I'm hot-blooded

- I never could pull off
the whole cologne thing.

Back in high school,
I wore Polo for a week.

Felt like a fraud.

- I love wearing cologne, man.

And as an exotic dancer,

it's important
that you smell your best.

I like to wear Disrobé
by Paco St. Laurent.

The old ladies love it.
And as an added bonus,

it tastes like bitter apple,
which discourages licking.

- I like a guy
who smells natural.

Like, when I watch
a Vin Diesel movie

and he's all sweaty
with his sleeveless T-shirt,

I just wanna jam my nose
into his bald armpit.

- Ugh. What happened
to the little girl

who wanted to marry her daddy?

- Chief, now that you've
broken up with your soap,

I'm thinking it's time
for Terry McConky

to adopt a signature scent.

- I'd rather stick my nose
in Vin Diesel's bald armpit.

- Well, he's got two of them.
I'll see you there.

- Ugh, what's happening?

- Hey, you might want
to reconsider, Chief.

Studies say,
while men are attracted

to their mate's looks,

women are attracted
to the smell.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

- Studies also say

the body's natural scent
changes with age,

so middle-aged men
smell the worst.

- I smell the way
I always smelled.

- Yeah, fried doughy.

- What? [sniffs]

Mm. No, that's just doughy.

- [laughs]
Okay, this game's over.

Everyone get back to work.
[phone chimes]

- Oh, hey.
It's Andy's birthday this week.

both: Hey.
- [laughs]

- It says you're
only gonna turn nine.

- Yeah, I'm a leap year baby.

I was born on February 29th,

so my birthday's
every four years.

- Uh-ho!
That must be so weird.

So do you celebrate
on the 28th or the 1st?

- Neither. My mom's
a real stickler for accuracy,

so I've only celebrated
my birthday

eight times in my entire life.

[laughter]
- [mouthing] What?

- I don't know why you think
that's so funny.

- Well, when your sister's
your mom and your mom's

your grandma,

you take the laughs
where you can find them.

[chuckles softly]
- Well, you know what?

We are gonna celebrate the shit
outta your birthday this year.

- I appreciate the thought,
Lucy,

but Chief has a strict ban
on station birthday parties.

- No, my dad loves
birthday parties.

- Not station birthday parties.
- Why?

- Apparently, he thinks
some past celebrations

crossed the line.

- Hey. Happy birthday.

all: Oh!
- Yeah.

- Oh-ho-ho, look at that!
It's me.

- Happy birthday.

Whoop. Oh.

all: Oh.
- [laughing] Hey!

- Oh, that's
a wholesome-looking cake.

- My dick's inside it.

[laughter]

all: Oh!

- Bottom line: your dad's
a station party pooper,

and station birthday parties

are his preferred parties
to poop on.

- I'm sure my dad
would be willing

to make an exception this year.

- Chief is not gonna bend
the rules for me.

He still thinks
I overcharged him

for the carpet in his office.

- Andy, I told you,
he doesn't think that.

- Hey-oh, forgot my coffee.
- Oh.

- Hey, Chief?
I have a question.

I know you have a policy

against
station birthday parties, but--

- My policy is, I hate them.

They're a waste of time
in the work day.

You always gotta stop
what you're doin'.

You gotta sign the card.
You gotta sing the song.

You gotta eat the cake.
It always has a dick on it.

- Yeah, that's the best part.

- You wanna celebrate the day
you were born,

do it on your time.
This is my time.

- Chief, I don't know
if you remember this or not,

but Andy was born
on a leap year, right? So--

- And he overcharged me
for my carpet.

- Oh, yeah.
That's right.

- No station parties.
Test me on this,

and you will be repainting
every fire hydrant in town.

Okay?
Carry on.

A lotta stuff here.
Huh. Evaporé.

Empty.
That's weird.

- Chief-y.
- Yeah. What's up?

- Are you really gonna be
a hard-ass

about this birthday party?

- Ugh, you too?

What are you, six years old?

- It's a birthday party.

- Have it at the bar
after the shift.

You can all get drunk and hug.

- [sighs] What's this?

- These are bottles of cologne
that Vicky's given me

over the years.
I never used them.

And now, I'm wondering
if she was

trying to tell me something.

- Nah.

- I've never been
a cologne guy,

but maybe I was being selfish,
you know?

She always got
so dolled up for me.

- Let me help you.

I have the best nose west
of the Rocky Mountains.

- Mm, that sounds
made up to me.

- Open any bottle.
I'll tell you what it is

and the celebrity you hate
who endorses it.

- I don't hate celebrities.

I just want something
that smells good.

- Try.
- Okay, ready?

- Blimey, by Harry Styles.

- Oh, ho, ho, ho. Pretty good.
He's a little British boy.

- He is.
A little cherubim.

- Please, sir.
I want some more.

- Oh, I'm hungry, sir. Please!

- I can't do that. Okay.
Try another one, then.

- Okay.

Unencumbered,
by Benedict Cumberbatch.

- Oh, ho, ho, ho. Huh.
- Bada boom.

Two for two.
- I don't like him.

He's got those black,
beady eyes.

- Like a doll's eyes.

- You know
who I wanna smell like?

Jason Statham.
I bet he smells like a man.

- Statham has a cologne,
Transporté.

[in British accent]
It always delivers.

But you couldn't pull it off.
- How do you know?

- Because you need something

that goes with onion rings.

Like this one,
Ranch, by Sam Elliott.

[Western music, whip cracks]
- [laughs] Good one.

How does anybody
figure this out?

- Because they have a friend
named Eddie Penisi.

And he knows someone
named Antonin Aroma.

- Who's Antonin Aroma?

- He's my scent mentor.

- Mm.
Hello, sexy cats.

Oh, hello, sexy kitten.
I'm here to show you

how to find your scent
to make the sex.

- This guy's cool.

- Have no fear,
little meow-meows.

I'll never let you cologne

alone.
- I mean, he's got

so much cologne
on the shelves behind him.

He must know
what he's talking about.

- Mint, rosemary, sage,

tonka beans, spicy, grassy,

leathery, woody,
mm, intoxicating.

I'll help you find
your bad boy sex

and shove it into a bottle.

- Hey, beam this
to my computer.

- The word is cast,
you Luddite.

You're asking me to cast it.

- Okay, cast it to my computer.

- I don't know how to do that.

- Please stop
with the party stuff.

- No. You only celebrate
your birthday every four years.

And my dad's just being a dick.
I just wish there was a way

we could throw
a party behind his back.

- No, I don't wanna go
against the chief.

Our relationship's
already on the skids.

- Besides, throwing a party
behind his back?

It's impossible.

- No, Ike.
It is not impossible.

- Well, what makes you think
it's possible?

- Hm. What is this thing
on my jacket?

Ah, that's right. Penisi.
So it is possible.

That said,
we're not gonna do it.

But we could if we wanted to.

- It kinda sounds
like you want to.

- It really does, doesn't it?
Okay, let's have a party.

- Hey, yeah!
- Are you serious?

- Happy ninth birthday, man!

- A party right under
the chief's nose?

- Mm-hmm.

- How're you gonna pull
that off?

- It's called a silent disco.

I read about it

in this month's issue
of "Suave AF."

Now, this is how I see it.

At 3:55 p.m. on Wednesday,

we rendezvous in the bunk room
and synchronize our watches.

[upbeat jazz music]

The chief is a creature
of habit.

Every day at 3:58, he has
his late afternoon fruit pie.

At 4:00, he sits back
and watches the two-hour block

of Judge Janey and Judge Theo.

At that time,
he turns the TV volume to 12

because Judge Janey's voice

has trouble registering
through his tinnitus.

That's our first opening.

The DJ will be equipped
with a pair

of high-quality headphones
for each partygoer.

- Good DJs are hard to find.

- Already found one.

- I'm kind of a big deal
on the bar mitzvah circuit.

- One, two, three.
One, two, three.

- Granny and the rest of the
party's quiet entertainment

will be transported
to the second floor,

where the party will commence.

We'll dance silently
to the latest club favorites.

Then, the presents, which
will be a louder enterprise.

And that's where the Chief's
pre-dusk BM comes in.

It takes place
in the three minutes

between Judge Janey
and Judge Theo.

- [laughing]

[straining]

- He's taking a shit.

- When he flushes, we'll
have the necessary cover.

[toilet flushing]
- A toilet flush

isn't a lot of time.

- This is Chief Terrance
Lesley McConky.

He flushes twice for courtesy,
twice to get it down.

- So long, cherry pie.

♪

[toilet flushing]

♪

[grunts] Oh, yeah.

- Then, he has
his second fruit pie

and dozes off to Judge Theo.

Then we're in the clear.

- Oh, man!
- Oh, ho, ho!

- Oh, and the party can be
He-Man themed!

- Oh, that's awesome!

- No, no, no. I'm not on board
for this, you guys.

- What, shut up, Andy.
You're turning nine, dude!

Every nine-year-old wants
a He-Man themed birthday party!

- I love it. It's just,

it's not worth it for me
to piss off the chief again.

- He's not gonna find out.

Can no one else read
this thing?

- I can read it.
And it says party!

- By the power of Grayskull,
I have the power!

- [laughs]
- He-Man, thoom, thoom.

- Hey!
- Gah!

- Happy birthday!

- [laughs]
Happy birthday!

- I still can't do it.

- We're doin' it, bro.
You're gonna love it!

- Every perfume
has three layers.

I call it the scent pyramid.

The top layer
is the head layer.

Hello, how are you?
Just introducing myself.

The middle layer's
the heart layer.

Now I love you.
Please write me letters.

The base layer is the bottom,
the foundation.

Everyone runs to it,
hugs it, loves it.

Pour that concrete, bitch!

Now, if you spin this pyramid
upside down,

it becomes a cone.

- Smell cone.

- I call it
the slush puppy of love.

Put anything you like into it.

Cinnamon, great.

Aphrodite's hairdos, fine.

"Lethal Weapon" 3, 4--
not 5--dump it in.

Dunk it in. Suck it up.
Buy it.

Ah, scheisse.

- Whoo! Today is the day!
- [humming]

Everything's stashed
in the truck.

And I picked up the cake
and the food platters.

- Nice!
- And I got all

the He-Man paper plates
and party favors.

- He-Man?
- Oh, yeah, so technically,

it's Him-Guy,
Maestro of the Galaxy,

but that's Chinatown for ya.

Still awesome, though.

- Oh, check this out.
Piñata.

- No way, it's chief!
- Oh, a piñata.

- Look at the proportions.
Look at this thing:

gut and no butt.

- What's inside?
- Ah, no, no, no.

That is a secret.
But you're gonna love it.

- Hey, yo, everybody!

- Hey, Chief!

- Hey, what's up?
Smell me. Smell me.

Deep breath. Breathe it in!
Not with your mouth.

What're you, a fish?
I'm making a custom scent.

Smell.
Smell, smell, smell, smell.

- Smells like turpentine.
And cinnamon.

- That's not really
what I was going for.

Hmm. All right.
Back to the drawing board.

Penisi, my office.

- But it's almost time
for Judge Janey.

- Oh, no. Judge Janey got
yanked off the air

for making a racist tweet.

- Oh, no!
Not Judge Janey!

Man, this cancel culture
is crazy.

What she do?
- She bragged about burning

a cross on the front lawn
of her gay Pakistani neighbor.

all: Yeah.
- That'll do it.

- Really good cancel.

- Court dismissed.
- [laughs]

Anyway,
I'm gonna nail this scent

if it takes me all day.

Captain, I need
your world-famous nose. C'mon.

- You know what?
I got stuff to do. Take Andy.

- Me?
- Yeah.

Andy's nose is way
better than mine.

Hawaiian people are known
for their discerning noses

and their overall favorable
personal odor.

- All right.
Watch it now.

We already lost
Judge Janey today.

Okay.
That makes sense.

Myawani, you're with me.
Let's go.

- Okay, Chief.

Cap, I don't know
anything about cologne.

- Don't worry about it.

You can
rehab your relationship.

We'll prep your party
while you distract him

and you can make him
like you again.

- Try to enjoy yourself.
- Chin up, guy.

- Ooh.
Oh, what's this?

This is the sound
of irresistibility.

[whispering] Isaac Newton.

- He's smart. He's funny.
He's good looking.

- Nice suit.
- Right?

- So, what is all this?

- This is my official

Antonin Aroma
fragrance making kit.

- Start with something strong
as a base note,

perhaps cedar or sandalwood.

Once you begin with this,
skies are the limitations.

- Oh, these two.
- What's inside this box?

- Well, cedar keeps moss away.

Sandals are for hippies,
so let's go cedar.

- Okay.

- Hey, thanks for doin' this
with me.

I really appreciate it.
- This is a lot of fun.

- Yeah.
- [laughs]

- I do declare...

Oh, uh, what did Antonin say?

Let me turn that up
a little bit.

- Everyone will come
running to you.

You're gonna smell like Miami

after a dank rain.

Say hi to Dwyane Wade
while you're down there.

- Hey, let's put peppercorn
in there.

- You want spice?
- Yeah, why not?

- It's good on a steak,
it's good on me.

[upbeat jazz music]

♪

[horn squeaking]

- Who the hell is this clown?

- He says he was hired
for the party.

- Hey, kids. It's Blammo!
Ha, ha.

- Shh.

- What're you doin'?
What're you doin'?

- Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

Are you kiddin' me?
I didn't order a clown.

I ordered
two Vegas-style showgirls.

- In the party business,
that's what we call

the old bait-and-switch.

Probably should've read
the fine print.

[honks horn]
- Hey! Hey.

Blammo, this is supposed
to be a quiet party.

Can you at least mime?

- Are you serious?

I studied mime in Paris

at L'Ecole Internationale.

- You make one little peep,
and I will turn

that squirting flower
into your own personal bidet.

♪

- [honks horn]

- Shh!

- Ooh.

- It's terrific.

It smells like pipe tobacco
on a crisp autumn evening.

- Ooh, while sipping
on peated whiskey.

- After shearing your flock
of sheep on the meadow.

- Ooh. Ah, man.

Congratulations, Chief.
You did it!

- No, we did it.

- Nah. [laughs]

- What should we call it?

- We should call it Terré.

- No, Terré Andé.

Right?
- Yeah.

- Okay.
Let's listen to the guy.

- Once you've created
your perfect scent,

throw it away!
It's garbage.

both: What!
- Why would you pick

the first scent you created?

Do you marry the first person
you sleep with?

Sleep around. Sniff around.

Squirt around.
- No, no, no.

Chief, no, no.
Don't listen to this guy.

- Would you marry the first
person you slept with?

- Yes.
I'll show you when I do it.

- No, you gotta listen
to the man.

- Chief!

- I want you to embark
on an odor exploration

of your surroundings.

Find things that tickle
your nostrils.

- That does it, Andy.

Let's odor explore.
Take notes.

- No, no, no, no, no.
Chief, wait! Wait!

- You're gonna like the way
you smell.

I guarantee it.

- [loudly] Shouldn't we start
with the smells in your office,

Chief, instead of here
in the break room?

- Oh.

Ah, magic marker. Huh?
Smell that.

- Yeah!
- Whoo!

Write it down. Write it down.
C'mon.

[laughs]
Okay, let's go.

Ooh, look at this, huh?
[laughs]

Mm. Buffalo wing sauce.
- Ooh.

- Just take a whiff.
- Whoa! Spicy!

- Yeah, spicy, fresh, aromatic.

- Aha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

Man, what great smells
from the kitchen, huh?

- Why are you yelling?

- I'm just excited to be
in the kitchen with Chief!

- Man, this is a lot
of presents for Andy.

- Ooh, ooh, hoo, hoo.
Check it out.

Pretty slick, huh?
You bring yours, Granny?

- Oh, man. I'm sorry.
I thought you were

just joking about the tux part.

- Yeah, that part's
kinda stupid.

- [laughs]
I'm just putting you guys on.

This is for
something else entirely.

Don't worry about this.
- What? What is it for?

- A charity event.
It's a Tacoma charity

for, uh, kids with big dicks.

- Knock, knock.
- Oh, ho, ho, ho!

- I am Him-Guy.
[laughs]

Argh.
Cool, right? Yeah.

And you're gonna be
the knock-off version

of She-Ra, Her-Gal.

- More like Me-No.

- What're you gonna be,
Captain?

- Ah, dude. Uh, nothing.
This is for something else.

I got a quinceañera.

Hey, look at that wig.
- I know, right?

It fits me perfect, everything.

- All right. Let's go to
the apparatus floor.

- Oh, great idea,
apparatus floor!

Let's go there right now!

There's gonna be so many...
- You guys, hide!

- Oh.
- Oh, man.

- Wait, no, he's gonna know.
I'm wearing a costume.

- Wait, Chief!

[low rock music]

♪

- [sniffs]

- Gasoline.
[sniffs, exhales]

Ooh, yeah.
[laughing]

Okay.

Mm. Canvas.

Write that down.
Okay.

Ooh, rubber.

[laughing]

Yeah. Brass.

Wash that later, would ya?

- I think
we have enough, Chief.

- Mm, I don't think so.

[sniffing, exhaling]

What's that?

♪

- Uh, a crayon?
- A crayon?

- Should we add it
to the smells?

- This is no crayon.

♪

- Surprise!

- Get out here!

[sighs]
Where are the rest of you guys?

Get over here!
I thought I made myself clear.

You disobeyed a direct order.

Believe me.
There will be hell to pay.

[grumbles]

♪

- Did he recognize who I was?
- Yeah.

- Oh, man.
This is bullshit.

This is supposed to be
B Shift's turn

to wax and strip the floor.

- Yeah, not the party
I was hoping for.

- I'm sorry.

You guys were just
looking out for me,

and I got us all in trouble.
- Ah, shit!

- You guys, let's not give up.

We still have to find a way
to celebrate

Andy's birthday somehow.

- No way.
If it was impossible then,

it's impossible now.

- You're right, Granny.
It's impossible.

Ah, settle down, sweetie,
settle down.

- How did you...

- Damn!

There's that pesky name tag
again,

a constant reminder
of how awesome I am.

Of course it's possible.

- You've got a plan, don't you?

- What do mice do
when they wanna party?

- Drugs.

- They hang a bell
around the cat's neck.

- Do you love
the new fragrance

you've created for yourself?

- No. My new fragrance sucks!

Ah, come on.
[knocking at door]

- Hey.
I come bearing a gift.

- Go back and do
your punishment.

- Even if it's
your perfect scent?

- What's that mean?
- I feel bad about earlier.

So I brought you something
from my personal reserve.

Banned by the FDA.

Women were so attracted to it,
they were running into traffic.

- Hm. Ho.
[sniffing] It's strong.

- It's made special for people

who don't shower
for weeks on end.

- Who's the celeb?
- Sting.

- What's it called?
- Stingk.

- Stingk, all right.
Yeah, okay.

- This is how you activate it,
with plenty of squirts.

- I think my throat's closing.

- Okay, well,
then close your mouth.

- Sex! [sniffs, sighs]

[upbeat dance music]

♪

- [snoring]

[lamp clangs]
- Oh.

- [quietly] Yeah!
- [shushing]

- [groans]

♪

- [sniffs]

Trouble!

♪

[sniffs]

[quietly] Move out!

[suspenseful music]

- Eddie--

♪

Huh. They must be on a call.

[upbeat dance music]

♪

- Ah.

[sighs]

[toilet flushing]

[frantic music]

[inaudible]

♪

- [shushing]

- Ow, God! Ugh.

- Shh!
- [whispering] What?

- You're being too loud.

[audible thud]
- Hey, man!

- Shh!
- Are you sure he's not coming?

- This nose is
a finely tuned instrument.

If there was even
a molecule of Stingk,

by Sting, I would know.

- I think I hear footsteps.

- Relax, relax.
[sniffs]

All I'm smelling
is your coconut oil shampoo,

mildew from the shower,

and a cloud of cinnamon
potpourri air freshener.

We're good.

- Your nose is remarkable.

[dramatic music]

- Again?

[all gasping]

- Now I'm smelling Stingk.

- This is unbelievable.

Now, you're all suspended
without pay.

- C'mon!
- What!

- Chief, no--

- If you're not gonna respect
my orders,

I'm gonna make
some permanent changes.

- Come on.
- I've gotta take a shower.

I smell like Sting.

- Can we just finish the--
- I said good day.

- No, you didn't.

- Well, I'm saying it now.
Good day.

- Chief, wait.

- Andy, what are you doing?

- Here.

- What's this?

- It's an extra bottle
of cologne.

- Terré Andé?
- Yeah.

And I came up with a tag line:

for the man
who thirsts for adventure

but never wants to leave
his couch.

Terré Andé.
- That's pretty good.

- I feel terrible.
I didn't get you anything.

- Uh, actually, you did, Chief.

Thanks for all
the presents, guys.

- No problem, man.
- You got it.

- But the one-on-one time
with Chief

[voice breaking]
was the best present of all.

- Oh, shut the fuck up, man.

- No, no, no, I mean it!
I mean it.

I mean it.
- What's the matter with you?

- I never had a dad
to make cologne with.

- I don't know that
any of us did.

- Well, it made
for a great birthday.

- You know what?

Happy birthday, Kobonko.
I mean, screw it.

I can bend the rules
this once, right?

- Hey.
- Party?

- Party.

[all cheering]

[horn blowing]

- But the clown goes.
- He's a mime.

- I don't care who he belongs
to, get his ass outta here.

- [laughs] Get outta here.

- No clowns in the bunk room.
both: Get outta here!

- [shouting]

- They're going to town
on this thing.

- It makes me uncomfortable.

- Whoa!
- Oh-ho-ho!

- Show a little respect
for the pinata.

- It's piñata.
- That's what I said, pinata.

- No, no, piñata.

- Pinata.
- Can you not say Ñ?

- En-ay.
- [sighs]

all: Oh!
- Oh, come on.

[all cheering]

- What?

- He's filled
with pastrami sandwiches,

just like the real chief!

all: Yeah!

- That's a good idea.
- Yeah, yeah.

I mean, there's some pastrami
sandwiches in there, right?

- There are. They're not
wrapped in plastic, though.

- Are you sure?
- Pretty sure.

[all cheer]

Got any cake left?

- Yeah, but just one piece.
- Oh.

The penis.
- Oh.

At least it's pixelated.

- I like to say dicks-elated.

- Hm, hm.
- Okay.

- Moist.
- Yeah, not bad, right?