All language subtitles for American Housewife s01e23 Cant Hide It Anymore.eng

Katie! It's Sage.

I wanted to see if you'd
volunteer at the Fall Festival.

I've got a five-hour block
on the lunch-lady line.

Sloppy Tofurkey Joes!

How can you say "no" s?

[Chuckles] I rhymed. Call me!

Ooh! The Fall Festival.

- Delete.
- [Cellphone beeps]

Katie: It's not easy avoiding
mandatory volunteering

for an entire school year, but I do it.

I do it for moms everywhere.

We slave away for free every day.

Why should we perform unpaid labor?

Katie!

Just seeing if you can volunteer
for the Winter Festival.

Can't talk... just swallowed a bug.

Got to run home and get it out
before it lays eggs.

Just send a message.

But you never return my messages.

Sounds good!

[Groans]

[Knock on door]

Sage: Katie? Are you there?

The school year's almost over,

and you have to complete
your mandatory volunteer hours.

I know you're in there, Katie.

The hood of your car is
hot to the touch,

so I can tell you just got home.

Katie, if you don't complete your hours,

the kids will stop
looking up to us as role models,

- and then they'll turn to drugs!
- [Doorbell ringing rapidly]

Okay, I just have to stay quiet
for five more minutes.

Then the sprinklers go on.

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Hey. Listen to the intro
I just wrote for my book.

"Scholars have, for years,
thought they'd squeezed

all they could out of
Elizabethan philosophy"...

Greg, does this ever
work out well for us,

when you read me smart things you wrote?

Sometimes, in order to avoid it,
you sleep with me.

So yes.

Didn't you just do laundry?

What you don't understand is,
I'm always doing laundry.

Except for when I'm doing dishes,

which is ceramic laundry.

But I'm actually
giving these clothes away

to needy children.

Aww.

Oliver wore this
at his first birthday party.

Back when he didn't mind that we
bought his clothes from Costco.

[Chuckles]

Angela got suckered in to volunteering

for the children's clothing drive.

Sage cornered her because
Angela's not as sneaky as me.

I'm just gonna save this.

You never know.

If you are talking
about having more kids,

I do know.

I am one year away

from Taylor being able
to drive everybody to school.

That's called retirement, man!

I don't know. It'd be nice
for there to be six of us.

You know, so we can fill
the toboggan at Splash Mountain.

Not have some creepy stranger
ruining our picture.

Great reason to have a baby, Greg.

Don't you miss having
a little one around the house?

That baby smell and those little socks?

And that look they give you
when they take their first steps

and fall into your arms?

Yeah.

And they always say "Mama"
before they say "Dada."

That is true.

Hey, can you two knock it off?

And then they learn to talk,
and it all goes to hell.

I'm upstairs,
going over my ballet routine,

and all I hear
is you two blathering away.

- Hey!
- No "Hey"!

My recital is coming up,
and if I don't do well,

I don't advance to the next level.

And then my plan
to get a ballet scholarship

into Harvard is over... over!

Wow. You are one angry...

whatever a male ballet dancer is called.

"Ballerino."

That can't be it.

I have to work harder
than the other kids

because they started
much earlier than I did...

because their parents
wanted them to succeed in life.

Okay.

I know you're under a lot
of pressure with this recital,

but if you ever talk to us
that way again,

you're gonna go to Harvard,

but as a cadaver
in their medical program.

Mother/daughter selfie!

- [Camera clicks]
- [Chuckles]

Are you posting that on Instagram?

Of course. Why else
would you take a picture?

Mm.

I forget how photogenic I am.

It's unreal.

You guys ready for school?

- All: Yes.
- Did you make your bed, like I said?

- No.
- I did.

Did you put your homework
in your backpack, like I said?

- No.
- I did.

That's why you're my favorite.

Now, you two,
go upstairs and do what I said.

- Did you brush your teeth?
- Both: Yes!

No, you didn't. Anna-Kat, watch 'em.

[Sighs]

Oh, look... the Chosen One has decided

- to grace us with her presence.
- Huh?

It's bad enough you're the favorite.
Don't pretend to be humble, too.

Mom likes us all the same.

If she could only save one of us
in a flood, it'd be you.

She'd let us drown like sewer rats.

Hey.

I don't want you guys to be mad at me.

I won't be Mama's favorite anymore.

- [Scoffs]
- Too late.

You'll always be her favorite,
and there's nothing you can do.

That's not true. When I'm done,

Mama will hate me
just as much as she hates you.

Oh. Thanks.

This mandatory volunteering
is the worst.

Is it even legal,
forcing people to volunteer?

I think they rely
mostly on people's shame,

which is why they've had
such a hard time with you.

Well, I just have three weeks left.

I can't believe you let Sage catch you.

She was lying in wait for me
at the bottom

of the rock-climbing wall at the gym.

- You're giving Mr. Horsey away?
- Mm-hmm.

What if we need him?

For what, Greg...
so that your old treadmill

has a buddy to talk to in the garage?

I'm just saying... you never know.

Ohhh!

No "Ohhh."

And stop saying that.

The baby factory is shut down,

despite the fact
that there's still tours

on weekends and anniversaries.

[Gasps]

- What in the world is that?
- This?

Oh. This is Celeste's old empathy belly.

When I was pregnant with our kids,

she wore this fake baby bump

so she could feel pregnant
along with me.

Does it make your feet swell

and have you pee down your leg
a little bit all the time?

No, but if you turn it around,
it makes your butt

really popular with a specific audience.

I'm gonna wear this to Second Breakfast.

I can't wait to see
the look on Doris' face.

Yeah, Doris' shocked face is the best.

What the...

Oh, my God. That is hilarious!

[Laughter]

I am committing to this...
and eating a large breakfast.

Can you even imagine if this was real?

You'd come in with your diaper bag

and try to breast-feed your baby.

I'd spend all breakfast

trying not to sneak a peek
at those giant fun bags.

[Laughter]

Don't worry... I'm done.
I'm finished with having babies.

because the problem with babies
is, they become kids,

and kids always need something from you

when you're watching TV.

I can't believe Greg wants another one.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

- Greg hasn't had a vasectomy?
- Nope.

You mean, you haven't had him...
[Clicks tongue]

Can't do that. His nads are
my Dead Katie Insurance.

Is she making sense,

or did my edible from last night
not wear off yet?

Okay, If I suddenly die,

Greg is gonna need to marry someone

to help him raise our idiot kids.

And no halfway-decent woman
is going to sign on for that

unless she can have
her own baby with him.

Mm. I'm looking for the flaw
in that logic.

But I can't find it. Well done.

Uh-oh. Incoming.

Sage rounding up more volunteers.

[Whispering] Oh, God.

Katie! [Chuckles]

Gotcha!

[Laughs nervously]

Did you hear Sage, Katie? She gotcha.

Sage, have you been getting my messages?

Let's not do that, Katie.

I need someone to help the school nurse

return the medications to the kids

the last week of school...

EpiPens, inhalers,
ADD meds, ADHD pills...

Ooh, I'll do it.

All pills are logged
and accounted for, Doris.

Then, I'm busy.

I'm putting your name down.

You have to arrive at school
at 7:00 a.m....

Hold that thought! I think I see
the Latin guy from "CHiPs."

Oh, my God, Katie! You're pregnant!

Oh! No.

[Chuckles] I'm not really...

I mean, I thought you might be,

but I didn't want to say anything.

Oh, really? Well,
just so you know, Sage...

You can't be working in the nurse's
office when you're pregnant.

That's basically as dangerous
as vaccinating your children.

I'll just mark your
volunteer hours as "complete."

Me and my unborn child...

thank you.

Why are you still wearing
that ridiculous thing?

Sage let me out of my volunteer hours,

an old lady let me cut in line
at Trader Joe's.

and no one complained
when I took double samples.

Being fake pregnant is the best!

Wait... you got out
of your volunteer hours

- because Sage thinks you're pregnant?
- Amazing, right?

Because, really,

these volunteer hours
are a war on women.

There seem to be a lot of wars on women

when you don't want to do something.

All I have to do
is ride out this pregnancy

till the end of the school year,

and then people will forget
all about it.

Forget all about your missing baby?

Yeah.

You are out of your mind.

Don't worry. I'm gonna do the
"I Love Lucy" cheese-baby trick.

I'm not familiar with that,
but it doesn't s...

Lucy carried a fake baby made of cheese

to get a seat on an airplane,

but then ate the whole
cheese baby on the flight.

When the woman asked,
"Where's the baby?"

she was like, "What baby?"

I'll just do that.

Wouldn't it make more sense
for you to say

you're a surrogate or something?

Katie. No. Katie...

Surrogate! That's perfect.

Love being married to a genius.

Now, can you go get the kids?

I can't because sometimes,
Sage volunteers at pickup,

and I'm dying to take this thing off.

I can't. I'm working on my book.

Okay. Fine.

You say you want another kid,
but here you are,

sending your wife out on errands,

eight months pretend pregnant.

Mom, we've got to move.
I can't be late for ballet.

Today is our dress rehearsal.

I need to work on my grand jet?s!

Bring it down, "Black Swan."
I'll get you there.

Why can't you be nice,
like your big sister?

I am nice.

Oh, please! You think she's nice

because she made
a fake Instagram account.

- Shut up!
- Fake what?

Don't listen to him, Mom.
He's just a jerk.

I am a jerk.

And I bask in it.

I'm keeping your phone until
there's a full investigation.

You can't take my phone away!

It's not the end of the world.

Yes, it is!

How would you feel if you were my age

and I took away your poodle skirt?

How old do you think I am?

[Sighs]

Anna-Kat! Come on! We're late!

I don't answer to you!

What's gotten into her?

Oliver, go get Anna-Kat.

I can't get out of the car.

I can't risk twisting my ankle

this close to my big performance.

Are you serious?

Fine. Taylor, go get your sister.

Oh, I would, Mom, but I might get lost,

and I don't have a phone
to call for help.

15 is such a bad age.

Back in the day,
we would've married you off

and gotten a couple of goats
in the bargain.

[Grunting]

What is going on with you, angel?

I'm not an angel!

I don't have time for this.
Anna-Kat, get in the car.

Right now.

Katie?!

You're pregnant?

Uhhh...

looks like it.

Tara: Well, it must be a girl,

'cause you're carrying it
all over your body.

[Chuckling] A baby?!

Why didn't you tell us?

Well, because...

I wanted to keep it a secret
from everyone.

[Whispering] Since I'm a surrogate.

You're a surrogate?!

[Normal voice] Yes, I am.

For a very brave woman
who lost her ovaries...

in the war.

It was like "Pow!"

And I didn't want to brag
or let anyone know

how good a person I really am.

[Sighing] Oh.

I am so happy for you!

[Chuckles]

Oh, and that brave soldier.

[Voice breaking] I think I'm gonna cry!

[Laughing] Ohh!

I actually feel a little bad
about tricking Suzanne.

I don't know how, but she's grown on me.

But it's balanced out
by the enjoyment I get

from making Tara Summers think
I'm a good person.

Ha ha!

[Grunting]

[Sighs]

Stupid thing!

- [Gasps]
- Doesn't fit!

Katie: This is her real account, Greg.

She has a fake one for us

and a real one for who knows who.

Where did she even get those shirts?

We never bought her
anything that skimpy.

She used scissors to cut
the perfectly nice shirts

that we got her from Old Navy.

Isn't that Anna-Kat's shirt?

Oh, she's dead.

Hey, little troublemaker!
Come in here right now!

Don't do that thing
where you're too nice.

I won't. Watch.

We are so disappointed in you.
You lied to us.

- See?
- Mm-hmm.

I never lied.

I just didn't tell you
about the other account.

And it's not a big deal.

All the other kids at school do it.

I just wanted a little privacy.

Privacy?! You have 900 followers!

Only 900?!

I'm already being unfollowed!

Okay, we're gonna go to your room,

and we're gonna throw away anything

that an Amish teen
would not be allowed to wear.

- To church.
- Come on!

Go on, now.

Anna-Kat, what are you doing?

Drawing on the wall.

That won't come out.

I know. It's Sharpie.

I guess I'm not your favorite anymore.

I'm not saying that,

but I don't want you to do
anything like that ever again.

Ever!

Told ya... still her favorite.

Don't be mad at me
because you're not cute anymore.

She what?

Suzanne is insisting
on throwing you a baby shower.

Did you tell her
that was totally unnecessary?

Mm-hmm. She wouldn't take "No"
for an answer.

[Groans]

Snack's ready!

Hey, why didn't you guys
plan a shower for me?

- You're not pregnant!
- Because it's a fake baby!

Are you two here to tell her she's crazy

for this fake-baby stuff?

It's not crazy.

You kids look at the small picture.

Us adults look at the big picture.

And the big picture is
you faking being pregnant

to get out of volunteer hours?

I'm the adult, you're the child.

You don't get to judge
my questionable judgment.

Now, eat your sandwiches.

I'm on a hunger strike
until I get my phone back.

What is this...
peanut butter and jelly?!

It's going straight to my hips.

Do you want me to end up at Cornell?

Is that what you want?

- Ow!
- Now go to your room!

- [Scoffs] You're not my mother...
- Ow!

All right. I'm going.

You bet you're going.

She should not be around children.

I pinch with these two fingers.
Leaves no marks.

Your kids are either going to be
C.E.O.s or serial killers.

I am willing to take that gamble.

[Chuckles]

[Classical music plays]

Angela: Ooh! Unh-unh!

Real pregnant women
only drink in private, Katie.

[Whispering]
This is the best thing ever.

They're throwing a shower
for a hunk of memory foam.

Katie, I have to say...

I have a whole new respect for you.

Go on.

What you're doing is so selfless.

It's a side of you that,

to be honest, I didn't think existed.

Well, that's what you get
for judging people.

Me... I don't judge.

I love with an open and honest heart.

Oh.

Just felt a kick. [Chuckles]

[Both gasp]

May I touch your belly?

- [Slap] Ow!
- Oh, I'm sorry.

It's just that I'm a surrogate
and it's not my baby.

I would let you,
but legally, I'm not allowed.

You remember
the famous Supreme Court case

Dinty vs. Moore?

- Oh, yes, I read about that.
- Mm-hmm.

Katie, I'm so happy
to be doing this for you.

I felt like when we first met,
it took us a while to click,

but now we're clicking!

Actually, Suzanne,
I feel the exact same way.

Thank you so much for this party

and for letting me bring
little Anna-Kat.

Oh, of course.

- She is such a cutie.
- [Chuckles]

She is, isn't she?

She's my...

Stop it! I am not your favorite!

And this isn't a baby!

[All gasp]

[Chuckles nervously] Well...

I guess I'm just gonna...

Uh... yeah.

You see, this is... really funny.

I don't see anything remotely funny

about pretending to be pregnant.

Of course you wouldn't, Tara.

I mean, everyone with a sense of humor
would see that this is funny.

- Right?
- [Chuckles weakly]

Katie, why would you do
something like this?

I didn't do it to hurt anybody.

I just did it to get out of
mandatory volunteer hours.

We all hate volunteering.

I don't.

Well, Sage, you're an unusual woman.

Seriously, Katie.

You didn't have to let me
throw you a baby shower.

Yeah, but when do we all have
the chance to get together?

When we volunteer at school.

Right.

I think it's best if you go.

Suzanne!

Okay.

I understand.

Angela and Doris, see if you can
bring the presents to the car.

Why did you do that, Anna-Kat?

I was finally making some progress

with the ladies in this town,
and now I'm back to square one.

I don't want
to be your favorite anymore.

What? Why not?

'Cause it makes Taylor and Oliver mad,
and then they're not nice to me.

So I did things to make you upset,

and nothing worked.

So I lifted your shirt, hoping
you wouldn't like me anymore.

Sweetpea... I will always like you.

I will always love you.

But if I put you in a bad spot

with your brother and sister...

I'm sorry.

And I won't do it anymore.

You promise?

I promise.

No more favorites in this family.

I'm treating you all equally.

Thanks, Mama!

Of course!

Anything for my fav...

Anything for you.

[Giggles]

[Scoffs] Mom! I need my phone back!

No!

Where are my tights?
I can't find my tights!

- They're in the bathroom.
- I just looked in there!

They're on the shower rod.

Mom, if I don't continue
my Snapchat streaks,

I'm no different than the girl
with the striped tube socks

who reads books at lunch!

- Do you want that for a daughter?!
- Is she available?!

[Shrieks] You're so unfair!

I'd try to help you, but I'm not
her favorite anymore.

Shut up, or I will lock you
in the basement.

- Not the basement!
- Taylor, don't say that!

You know she's afraid of the basement!

Duh! That's why I'm saying it!

How many times do I need
to tell you... don't "Duh" me!

- Talk to your children!
- About what?

Do I have to figure out
everything around here?!

- I don't know what's happening!
- [Sighs]

My tights are damp! My tights are damp!

Just put them on wet. They'll be
dry by the time we get there.

- You don't know that!
- I know everything!

Now, everybody! Get in the car!

[Gasps] What's this doing here?

I got it back from Angela,
because, you know...

Don't say "You never know."

I know. The kids know.
Even Mr. Horsey knows, Greg.

How are you not smarter than Mr. Horsey?

[Sighs]

Why are we even here?

We're supporting your brother.

I want to go home.

We all want to go home.

Everybody in this place
wishes they were at home.

They're just too polite to show it.

Maybe they just like children.

I don't understand why you don't
even want to talk about it.

If this last couple of days
has taught me anything,

it's that I'm done.

Which means... we are done.

[Tchaikovsky's
"Waltz of the Flowers" plays]

[Chuckles]

What is this?

Well, it's beginning ballet.
Who else is gonna take it?

[Music continues]

[Laughter]

This is the cutest thing
that I have ever seen.

Some days, as a mom,
everything goes wrong,

and you just can't take another second.

But all it takes is one good moment

to erase the 10 million crappy ones.

Maybe.

- Three cameras and mark!
- Uh-huh! [Laughing]

[Vocalizing]

And I thought of a title...
"John Stuart Mill

and the Consequences
of a Thoroughgoing"...

Mm.

Amazing!

And I thought of a title...
"John Stuart Mill

and the Consequences of a Long-Term"...

- Okay.
- Amazing!

[Laughing]

Spoken like a man...

- who came across the ocean...
- [Chuckles]

[Laughter]

- Help!
- Director: Cut!

You want me to go in sooner, honey?

We are trying

to celebrate Valentine's Day
over here...

I am so mean.

- Am I too mean?
- [Laughter]

- Director: Still rolling.
- [Laughter]

Greg, have you ever thought that
maybe you're just being mean?

I don't know how to get down. [Whimpers]

What was he talking about?

Why does Don think that we have... um...

What was he talking about?
Why does Don...

What was he talking about?
What exactly does...

Why does... Why exactly...

[Laughs]

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