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is Sondra up?
I don't know.
Where have you been?
I got two hoagies from the White house.
You'll spoil that girl.
My daughter has been at college working hard.
She deserves it.
Aren't hoagies your favorite?
This is for my daughter
and This is for her father who loves her.
We have a problem.
What's the matter?
Sondra broke up with Elvin.
Again? Again?
Again.
I'm sleeping
and Sondra is singing about crickets and dead flowers.
Something must have gone wrong
on their date last night.
You know what this means, Clair.
She'll mope around all weekend.
And she'll wander around the room
with those things on her ears, singing:
⪠The flowers have bloomed âª
⪠and I feel so blue... âª
what's goin' on?
Sondra broke up with Elvin.
Again?
Can I check into a hotel?
No, we want you to suffer with us.
Can I have this?
Yes, but you can't have this.
I suffer more than the rest of the family.
Whenever she sees me, no matter what I'm doing
she says, "You men!"
hi!
Stay away from Sondra.
Why?
She and Elvin broke up.
Again?
Can I have this?
Cliff, let's go talk to Sondra.
⪠The flowers have died âª
⪠there is no morning Dew âª
⪠the crickets know no love songs âª
⪠and I feel so blue âª
⪠the flowers have died âª
⪠there is no morning Dew âª
⪠the crickets know no love songs âª
⪠and I feel so... âª
how are you doing?
Fine.
That's great.
The word is
you and Elvin broke up.
Again.
Do you want to talk?
Not really.
You might feel better.
I don't want to feel better.
The rest of the family wants you to.
Now, what happened?
I don't want to say.
Here's what he did--
I was over at Roberta's.
Elvin said he would stop by around 8:30.
I wait.
No Elvin.
At 11:15, just as I'm leaving
he saunters up the sidewalk
and says, "Where are you going?"
he's the one who's late.
What did you say?
"Where have you been?"
what did he say?
"out with the guys."
Every time he goes out
he expects me to wait for him.
His plans are more important.
Why do you keep going back to this boy?
Dad, because he's wonderful.
He's intelligent.
He has a good sense of humor.
We have a great time together.
When?
When we're not fighting.
When is that?
When he's not out with the guys.
Since you have broken up
take this opportunity to call somebody else.
There is no one else.
There is someone intelligent
with a good sense of humor.
I can't think of anyone.
Can't your friends tell you about somebody?
There is this guy my friends tell me about.
Call him.
But, daddy...
call him!
But he goes to oberlin, in ohio.
We'll fly him in.
He is from New York.
He may be home this weekend.
Call him. Call him!
I'll have to think about it.
Call this boy!
Tell him you're sorry you waited so long to call him.
Cliff, she doesn't even know him.
Just call the boy.
Call him!
Sondra, call the boy.
Please!
It's not fair.
I was having a glass of milk.
Sondra?
I was minding my own business.
She comes in and says, "You men!"
she says because I'm a guy
I think the world revolves around me.
I say, "I'm sorry."
I gave her the glass.
She says, "You say you're sorry
but you don't really mean it."
why don't you go outside of the house
for a while?
You'll be the only man.
I don't want
to leave you alone.
I can handle it.
Dad...
are you okay?
Yeah, right.
You have to do something about her.
I'm typing my term paper
and she's griping about Elvin.
She was gone for a minute
and she came back mumbling about men and milk.
Okay, ask her to go into our room
and mope
and Gripe about Elvin.
Okay, I'll try.
( doorbell )
Elvin.
How is everything going?
Fine.
What can I do for you?
Dr. Huxtable, can I come in?
Do you have to?
I'd really like to.
You're always welcome here, Elvin.
Thank you, doctor.
Flowers.
For Sondra.
Is she here?
Yes.
May I see her?
Sure.
Today?
Elvin, sit down, please.
Just sit down.
Okay.
Elvin...
Yes?
Elvin...
yes...
you are making my house a wreck.
I know, sir.
You do?
Her brother cannot drink a glass of milk.
I'm sorry.
Her baby sister
Cannot express herself.
That's very unfortunate.
It is my opinion
that either you marry this girl
and take her out of this house
now...
or don't talk to each other ever again!
Do you understand me?
I know how you feel.
Yes, Elvin.
I've been inconsiderate with Sondra.
Yes.
That's why I came.
I want to apologize.
Again.
Again--
and tell her things will be different.
Again.
Yeah, again.
Hello, mrs. Huxtable.
Oh!
Elvin Bought flowers for Sondra.
Again.
Again.
A peace offering.
We were having a talk.
That's nice.
I have to do some research
but I'll be home for dinner.
Then I'll cook.
Will you?
I'd be happy.
What will you make?
I don't know.
Will it be something I can recognize?
I hope.
Good-Bye, Elvin.
Good-Bye, mrs. Huxtable.
I'll go get Sondra.
Dr. Huxtable?
Your wife goes to work
and you cook?
Right.
Doesn't it bother you
that when you come home
there's no hot meal for you?
Sometimes my wife comes home
and there's no hot meal for her.
What's your point?
It confuses things when a woman works.
My mother works, and I don't like it.
Sometimes when I come home
there's nothing to eat.
Well...
are your hands broken?
I know how to cook.
Uh-huh.
But why should I
when my mom's so good at it?
Dad, Denise said I...
Elvin.
Hi, Sondra.
These are for you, Sondra.
I'm sorry.
They're beautiful.
They're all blue
because that's how I feel.
These are for you.
I'm not hungry.
No, thanks.
I know you like potato chips.
You have them.
You and Elvin are... back together?
Yes.
Great!
It's safe to come in.
( doorbell rings )
Hi, I'm Daryl marchamp.
I'm picking up Sondra.
Come in.
You're picking up Sondra?
Yes, sir.
Sondra called you yesterday?
Yes.
Son, go up and get Sondra.
Hi, Daryl marchamp.
How are you?
Come on in.
So you're at oberlin?
Yes, sir.
I'm just in town for two days.
What are you studying?
I'm pre-med.
Pre-med.
Whoa...
I'll be attending medical school at meharry.
In nashville?
Wonderful institution.
What's your specialty?
I'm thinking about radiology.
Oooh...
well, I have no problem with that.
Good.
Daryl, what do you think about women working?
I'm all for it.
My mother works.
I guess you don't get many hot meals
cooked for you at home.
We always have hot meals.
Everybody takes turns cooking.
Okay, okay.
But, now, how about if you're married
and your wife came home from her career job
and she sat down next to you
and she said, "Where's my dinner?
You better get it on this table right now."
You're a man, right?
What would you do?
I better do some pretty good cooking.
Sondra!
Oh, Sondra!
SONDRA: Coming, dad.
Hurry up.
This is my friend, Daryl.
Came to see you.
Nice to meet you.
You, too.
Dad, I'll be home
right after the concert.
You don't have to hurry home.
Stay out there.
Daryl's at medical school, dear.
Oh, really!
His specialty is going to be radiology.
Oh, great.
Oh, yeah.
Dad, where are you going?
I'm going to walk you to the corner.
Dr. Huxtable, I have my car.
I'll walk you to the car.
Dad, that's okay.
Need any money?
No, Dr. Huxtable.
You don't?
No, thank you.
He doesn't need any money!
( phone ringing )
Huxtable residence.
Yeah, Elvin.
No, she's not here.
Okay, You'll be by at 8 P.M. To take her back to princeton.
Okay, Bye-Bye.
Daryl.
Hi, Dr. Huxtable.
Daryl, I had a wonderful time.
So did I.
Take care.
Hey, what's your rush?
Come on in.
I can stay for a second.
Stay for dinner.
Dad, remember, my ride is coming.
Your ride called
and said he wouldn't be here till 8 P.M.
So you'll stay.
I don't want to impose.
You're not imposing.
Have dinner with the huxtable family.
Daryl: Okay.
But only if I can help.
You cook?
Yes, Dr. Huxtable, I told you that.
Aha!
Come on, let's go.
Maybe we'll be done before my ride comes.
Maybe then you'll have a new ride.
Theo: ...leather bucket seats.
Corinthian leather?
Yes!
Let's have dessert.
Clair: Kids, please clear the table.
I'll help.
No, Daryl, come with me.
Okay.
No, you stay.
Dr. Huxtable, thank you.
You have a terrific family.
Daryl, you're failing.
Failing?
With Sondra.
Move faster.
Excuse me?
You're supposed to talk to Sondra.
You like her, don't you?
Well, from what I've known of her the last five hours
she's wonderful--
very bright, attractive.
Then tell her that.
It's a little awkward.
This is our first date.
The family has been around.
It's really Not my style.
I'm a slow mover.
You don't have time.
Why not?
Because he's coming.
Who's coming?
Elvin!
Who's Elvin?
Elvin's the fellow that she likes.
Oh.
Then why am I here?
Because you're the fellow I like.
You like me, don't you?
Yeah.
I could be your father-in-law.
This is moving a little too fast for me.
Do you want to see her again?
Yes.
Does she have your number?
Yes.
Give it to me.
That's not necessary.
Give it to me!
DARYL: Area code 2-1-6
5-5-5
4-7-9-5.
That's right.
Daryl, I hope you like pound cake.
I like everything.
We better hurry.
I have to pack.
Sondra?
Yes?
I think you're very bright and attractive.
Thank you.
And this past day has been...
simply wonderful.
Sondra: Thank you.
That's it.
Sondra and Daryl.
That's it.
This is going to work.
How do you know?
Because the boy is intelligent.
He's in pre-med.
He loves to cook.
And he doesn't mind a woman having a career.
What about Elvin?
Elvin?
You should hear his ideas about marriage.
Oh, cliff, he's only 20.
He'll change.
No, no, no, not Elvin.
Elvin's tough.
So were you.
What?
You were an Elvin.
I was not.
When you were 19, you used to strut around
point to me, and say, "My woman."
You were pitiful.
Yeah, but I changed.
Because I changed you.
There is an Elvin and a Daryl in every man.
You started out an Elvin, and changed to a Daryl.
If you could change, anybody could.
Yes, yes, okay.
But what if Sondra marries Elvin
and he doesn't change?
It's Sondra's choice.
We have to respect it.
Can I root for who I want?
( doorbell rings )
CLIFF: Elvin.
Hi, Elvin.
Hi, Dr. Huxtable.
Thanks for letting me in.
Hi, mrs. Huxtable.
Hello, Elvin.
Is Sondra ready?
Not yet.
She'll be down soon.
Would either of you like coffee?
Coffee?
Yeah, coffee.
You're going to get it?
Yes, you're surprised?
You do that kind of thing?
What kind of thing?
You know, serve.
Serve whom?
Serve him.
Oh, serve him.
As in, "Serve your man"?
Well, Yeah.
Listen, Elvin.
I'm not serving dr. Huxtable.
Okay.
That goes on in a restaurant.
I'm bringing him coffee
like he brought me coffee this morning.
And that's what marriage is made of.
It is give and take.
If you don't drop these macho attitudes
you'll never have anybody bringing you anything ever.
Now, what would you like in your coffee?
Maybe I could get you some coffee.
Elvin, I don't mind getting it.
But thanks for offering.
Elvin...
yes, sir?
When she brings the coffee back
if I were you, I wouldn't drink it.
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