All language subtitles for Perfect Strangers s02e15 Beautiful Dreamer.eng

Balki?

Balki?

Is that you?

Balki?

Balki, what's going on?

Ooh!

Cousin? Cousin,
are you all right?

Fine.

It's a good thing I put that cushion there.
You could have hurt yourself.

Yes, it's a real piece of luck.

In just one minute, I was
gonna move this cushion over there...

...and then you would eat the rug.
- Balki.

Why are you rearranging the furniture
in the middle of the night?

Interesting question. Because I need
more floor space to do aerobics.

I was in the middle of this
one which tightens and firms...

...the entire hamstring area
and the lower buttocks.

Balki, you're doing
aerobics at 3 a. M?

Actually, at the moment,
I'm stretching and toning.

And in and over and in...
- Balki. Balki. Balki.

We are four hours away
from Mr. Twinkacetti's monthly...

...going-out-of-business sale.

We have to get some sleep.

Well, Balki's not tired.

You have to be tired. You couldn't have had
more than a couple hours' sleep.

But that reminds me:
I have a friend who can't sleep.

There's nothing
wrong with him, is there?

Balki, are you having trouble sleeping?
- Of course I'm not. Don't be ridiculous.

It's my friend, my best friend.
- I'm your best friend.

That's a good
point, a very good point.

It's all right.
Nothing to worry about.

Everyone has trouble sleeping
every now and again.

Well, he was wondering, is every now
and again more than four nights in a row?

How long have you had trouble sleeping?
- Four nights in a row.

Balki...

...what you have got
is a classic case of insomnia.

Oh, no.

I knew it was
something terrible.

Okay, give it
to me straight.

How long have I got?

Fifty or 60 years.

Fifty or 60 years.

Oh, my God. A slow death.

Balki, insomnia is just what
they call it when you can't sleep.

All right.

Now, I'm going to help you get to sleep.
- How you do that?

Well, how do you normally
fall asleep on Mypos?

Well, we close our eyes
and we wait for Princess Reva.

Princess Reva?
Who is Princess Reva?

Princess Reva. She the
beautiful fairy princess...

...that hold all the sleeping people
in her arms and protect them until morning.

Don't she come to America?

No, she don't
come to America.

Well, what do you do in America?
- Well, here we wait for the sandman.

What do he do?
- He makes you sleepy...

...by throwing
sand in your eyes.

Well, if it's all the same to you,
I'll hold out for the princess.

All right. Balki,
what we're going to do...

...is put your body to sleep
one part at a time...

...starting with your feet
and working our way up to your head, okay?

Lie down.

Okay. Now close your eyes
and say good night to your toes.

Say good night to my toes?

Now say good night to your feet.
- Good night, feet.

Say good night to your legs.
- Good night, legs.

Say good night to your fingers.
- Good night, fingers.

Balki?

Where would this
kid be without me?

All right. What, what? What is it?
- What happened?

You were asleep a few seconds
and something made you scream.

You must have had a
nightmare. Do you remember?

Well, of course I don't.
Don't be ridiculous. I was asleep.

But I'm wide awake now.
My heart is beating like a little bunny rabbit.

All right, all right, all right.
Look, just relax. I'll stay up with you.

No, cousin, you don't
have to do that. I be okay.

Well, this can't go on forever.

Sooner or later, your body will
tell you when it's ready to sleep.

Well, if it says
anything to me, I'll let you know.

All right. Good night.
- Good night. Cousin?

Oh, I see. No, it was just
telling me that it's hungry.

Balki, you didn't sleep all night.
You must be exhausted.

Why don't you go upstairs
and get some rest?

Cousin, no. I
stayed up for four nights.

I can do one day more.
- Balki...

Cousin, I have to help you with this sale.
Look at the people out there.

TWINKACETTl: Back, back, back.
Come on, ladies. Help me out.

Open, open, open. Ladies.

Open up. Save me.

Appleton. Appleton.

Not now, not now.

You'd think I was
having a real sale.

People are so gullible.

Good morning, Mr. Twinkacetti.
- Yeah.

All right, Balki,
we've got to... Balki?

Balki?

Balki? Balki. Balki,
wake up, wake up. Balki.

Balki, this is not
a good place to nap.

Remember when you told me that my body
would tell me when it time to sleep?

Yes.
- Well, it's talking to me like crazy.

All right, Balki.
Balki? Balki, all right.

Balki, don't listen to your body,
listen to your buddy.

Come on, come on, we're gonna
go upstairs and put you to bed.

Come on, okay.

Come on, up. All right.

Okay, okay. All
right, Balki. Balki, come on.

Up, up, up, we
go. Up, up, Balki.

Up. Now, come on, come on. Up, come on.
- Okay, up, up.

All right, come on.
We're going upstairs.

We're going upstairs
now. Here we go. Here we go.

Come on. Come
on, we're here.

Balki? Balki? No.

Balki. Balki, no.

Come on. Balki? Balki?

The best thing for you to do
is stay out of the way, okay?

Okay.
- Come on, come on.

Here we go. Here
we go. Here we go.

Come on. All right. Okay, good.

Do you work here?
- Oh, I'll put that in your car for you.

Excuse me, would you
mind taking that, please?

Thank you. All
right, come on. Balki?

Okay. Stay here.

Cousin, I'm going to be all right.

I'm going to help
you with this sale.

That set is $89,
marked down from 92.

I thought you
said this was a sale.

You broke it,
you bought it.

All right, we have to make sure
you don't stay up for another three days...

...then fall asleep during Mr. Twinkacetti's
annual water-damage sale.

Now, I found some of my
old college psych books.

We have to find out
what's causing your nightmare.

The answer is
inside your head.

We have to get in there
and find what we're looking for.

Does this involve cutting?

In college...

...we studied ways
to get into the subconscious.

Now, we'll start
with word association.

I'll say a word and you say
the first thing that comes to mind.

How do I know if I say the right thing?
- There is no right or wrong.

Really?
- Yes.

Ready?
- Ready.

In.
- Out.

Up.
- Down.

I like this game.

I'm glad.

Black.
- White.

Short.
- Tall.

Door.
- Eggs.

Eggs?

Chicken.

No, no. I say door and the
first thing you think of is eggs?

Right.
- Wrong.

You're good at it too.

No, no. That makes no sense
to say "eggs" after I say door.

Well, of course it does.
Don't be ridiculous.

When you said "door,"
I remembered the time that Uncle Stavros...

...closed Aunt
Sophia's hand in the door.

We had to take her to the doctor.
He charged so much money...

...to fix up her
that we can't pay it.

And we have to give him one dozen eggs
from our hen, Hilda, every week for a year.

So you see, it makes perfect sense.
And don't you feel just a little bit stupid?

That's it. I'm out of here.
- No, no, cousin. No, no, I'll be good.

All right, all
right, all right.

All right. Well, we'll
have to try something else.

In college, we had an exercise
where we went back into the dream state.

Would that be New Jersey?

No. No, that's
the Garden State.

Now, this exercise let's you...

Let's you relive
your dream, all right?

Now, I want you to clear
every thought from your head.

I know it's not easy
but you have to concentrate...

No, I did it.
My mind is empty.

All right, we're going back
into your dream.

Tell me what you see.

I see little white cars.
- What are they doing?

They're coming toward me.

Their engines are
roaring like thunder.

And I want to run
but I can't move.

And they're coming closer to me...

...and I think they're going to crush me.
- All right, Balki? Balki? Balki?

Whoa, baby.

We should have
gone to New Jersey.

All right. I think we know
what woke you up.

Have you had this same dream
the past few nights?

I think so.

Well, Balki, the only way
to get rid of this nightmare...

...is to figure out what it means.
We're gonna have to talk about it.

No, we're not.
- Oh, yes, we...

Oh, no, we're not.
- Yes, we are, Balki.

We're going to
talk about your dream.

Cousin, before I talk about that dream
again, it'll be a cold day in December.

Balki, you've got to tell us
about your dream.

Who wants more popcorn?
- Nobody wants popcorn.

Now, Balki, was this dream
in black and white or color?

I'll make hot chocolate.
Everybody likes that.

This is fun. I've never been
to a dream-interpretation party before.

You know, Larry, I get the feeling
Balki doesn't wanna talk about this.

Balki, it's 3 a.m.

We have to solve your problem.

You can't let this nightmare
take over your life.

Cousin, I don't
want to talk about it.

Balki, everybody has nightmares.
They're nothing to be afraid of.

Dreams are nothing more than
windows to our subconscious...

...that should be opened
to let in the fresh air of reason.

Mary Ann, did
you just read that?

No. Sometimes late at night
I start to make sense.

Scary, huh?

Look, guys, it's really late.
We have to get up for an early flight.

If we don't get some sleep, we'll wind up
spilling things on the passengers.

They hate that.

Thanks for trying to help.

Good luck, Balki.
- Pleasant dreams.

Sorry.

Come on, Mary Ann.
- Good night, Jennifer.

Good night.

Well, what do you want to do?
Go to an all-night movie?

Balki, we have to find out what your dream
means so we both can get some sleep.

Cousin, I don't want to talk about it.
- Well, you've got to talk about it.

Well, you can't make me. I'm leaving.
- All right. All right. I'll figure it out myself.

Aha! Oh. Well...

Yes, that's something.

Mm. Mm-mm-mm.

Cousin, I want to see the book.
- No.

I want to see the book. I want to see.
- No, you can't see. No, you can't.

All right.

All right, you
can see the book.

But only if you answer one question.
- Okay.

Where are the cars
in your dream going?

Into a big garage. Now, give me the book.
- Not yet.

Why are they going there?

I don't know why
they're going into the barn.

Balki, you said
"barn," not "garage."

That is a big breakthrough.
We're on to something.

Do you realize what this means?
- You're not gonna give me the book?

You're going into a barn. Cars
don't belong in a barn, animals do.

Maybe the cars represent
some kind of animals.

Rabbits, cats, dogs.
- Sheep?

No, no, no, it would have
to be some kind of farm animal.

Horses...
- Sheep.

I've got it. Cows.
- Sheep.

Sheep. Yes, yes. Sheep.

But why would you be afraid of sheep?
- I don't know. I love sheep.

Sheep are man's best friend.

Maybe you only
think you love sheep...

...but you are jealous of all
the attention your parents gave the sheep.

What do you think?

Uh, no.

They treated us all equally.

Well, why would you
be dreaming of sheep now?

It's Bopoltide. Ah.
- Oh.

What's Bopoltide?

Well, it's the time of year
when all the Mypiot people...

...shear off the wool of
the sheep to sell, to get money.

And my mother and father and the
whole family, get up very early...

...because the wool buyer
come to Mypos for only one day.

And if the wool is not ready
when he come to the door...

...then he goes right to the next farm
and we don't have any money to buy food.

And my mama and papa
and the whole family...

...they work very hard.

But I am not there to help them.

And maybe...

Maybe they don't
finish in time...

...and then maybe they're hungry.

And it's my fault.

Balki, that's why
you're having your dream.

You think you're letting
them down. You feel guilty.

Balki, it's gonna be all right.
- No, cousin. I don't see how.

Well, you'll call. You'll tell them
you're sorry you can't be there.

Well, it must be daytime there now, right?
Come on, you'll make the call.

Cousin, already they're tired
from too much working...

...and there's only one phone on Mypos.
And it's way the other side of the island.

And after they get the
messenger pigeon, they have to...

They have to pack a lunch,
they get into the oxcart...

...and they have to drive many,
many miles to get to the phone booth.

One phone?

Well, yes. But it
has call waiting.

I'll place the call.

Mama.

Oh, what, what, what?
- I told Mama that I feel bad...

...because I can't help
with the sheepshearing.

Balki?

What, what?
- Mama said that they bought...

...an electric sheepshearer
with the money I sent.

Balki?

What?
- And she said that it did the work...

...in half the time and they are so
happy, they had the big celebration.

Balki?

Mama.

Bye, Mama.

You all right?

Yes.

Cousin, what do you call
when something squeeze your heart...

...and make you wish
you were with your family?

That's called
being homesick.

Balki, it's perfectly natural to miss
your family and wanna be with them.

Well, most of the time,
I'm very happy that I come here.

You are a good family to me.

But, once in a while, when I know
that my Mypos family is all together...

...then I wish I was
in my chair at the table.

Because Papa sits here
and Uncle Stavros sits there...

...and it's a place
of honor, you know.

Well, maybe you
should call home more often.

It won't be like being in your chair
but at least you'll hear their voices.

I think you're right.

Cousin, I'm very sorry that
I made so much trouble for you.

Now, don't be silly.
I was worried about you.

You know, I'm glad you made me
look Mr. Fear right in the face.

He's not so bad when you
realize he's just a sheep.

Well, I know you'd
do the same for me.

Listen, if anything is ever,
ever bothering you...

...you let me know.

Well, well, actually, there is something
I've wanted to talk to you about.

But things have been so crazy around here
that it just hasn't been a good time.

But I just wanted to...

I just wanted to know what you thought
about Jennifer and I, you know?

I don't know, is
she interested in me or?

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