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Hey, dad!

See ya, dad.

Hey!

Hey!

Come down here!

This is a Banister!

Bought This house @er and I

t that we had a Banister.

When we walked up the steps

your mother, especially--

I love the way she walked--

with a light touch...

and she came down.

We had children.

Now look at it!

A pitiful, weakened Banister.

I'll fix it.

No!

I don't want you to fix anything!

If this Banister sees you coming with a hammer

it will run away.

Call Mr. Lucas.

Ask him to come fix it.

Okay, dad.

Clair: Cliff?

I hope you're ready!

Denise has news for you!

♪ I got my driver's license! ♪

♪ Oh, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, yeah! ♪

♪ I passed my test! ♪

♪ Oh, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, yeah! ♪

I thought I told you to pretend you couldn't find

the department of motor vehicles!

I did, but she caught on.

( telephone buzzer )

Yes?

Oh, put them in the office.

I'll be right there.

I have to go down to the office.

Now?

Yes.

We need to discuss something.

What?

I'll catch you later.

What is it? $@

It's okay.♪ I got my license... ♪

♪ Oh, yeah, yeah... ♪

she wants to borrow your car.

No, I think she wants to bi don't think so.

Y?

It's a station wagon.

Do teenagers Drive station wagons?

I better hide my car.

Two O'clock.

Right, Mr. Lucas, so, how'd it go?

♪ I got my license! ♪

All right!

You can take me out!

When I get my car.

You're getting a car?

Mom and dad don't know yet.

I found one for $1,600.

They'll never give you that.

I have it.

You do?

In my savings.

I need their permission.

I'm waiting to ask them.

Before that

I think you and I should talk

about responsibility.

Oh?

I want you to drive safely.

Wear your seat belts.

Check the oil.

And never let anyone in the car who's been drinking.

Why are you saying this?

You have to be responsible.

If you mess up, they'll never let me get my motorcycle.

For you?

It's important for awheels.

Why?

Because he who walks

walks alone.

Well...

doctor, my husband, Paul.

Glad to meet you.

Thank you.

I called you both down here, mrs. Kenton

because of the importance

of the results from your test.

Everything's okay, isn't it?

Everything's fine.

You're pregnant.

How did it happen?

Well, you see, you have these two bees...

I just d it happen. How

the human male is quite capable into his 70s

and for some, beyond.

We're going to have a baby.

Well, I didn't do it.

( chuckling )

What's so funny?

I just told a couple

they're going to have a baby.

Yes?

( laughing Harder )

Well, she's...

around forty-...

and he's about fifty-... years old!

And so...

when I told them, they got...

and?

And so...

I told them they were having a baby.

Yes, and?

I tried not...

it was funny when I was sitting there.

Great, Dad's laughing.

I say strike now.

But remember, my future as a man depends on this.

Hi!

Hi. Hi.

You look comfortable.

We are.

I want to talk to you.

You can't borrow my car.

I don't want to.

She wants to borrow yours.

I need mine.

Not yours, either.

I want my own car.

I'm glad we're sitting down.

I found this great used car for only $1,600.

I want to use the money in my savings account

since I've been so good at saving.

You have been good

at saving?

Yeah.

You've been trying to get at that money

ever since we opened the account.

I have not!

Remember the time

she found the bracelet at grendel's?

Called me on the phone!

"I have found this bracelet.

Bring me my money."

I changed my mind.

After I went and changed it for you.

That was one time.

Right.

And the stereo store?

The waterbed?

Better yet--

what about when the tropical Fish arrived--

c.O.D. And d.O.A.!

I was young then!

I really want this car.

Really want it?

Fine.

I'll take a look.

Don't bother.

Monica and I test drove it.

What?

You and Monica?

Yeah!

I'll go check the car out.

Go ahead, but I've made my decision.

Really?

Mom, you know what he'll do?

He'll see one scratch and say "No."

Denise, you're not getting this money

if dad doesn't approve.

Now wait!

It's my money

and my account!

I'm not asking for your money.

I can do what I want!

Are we still in America?

Hi, mom and dad!

Denise, can I see you a second?

Cliff: Theo!

It's important.

Wait in the kitchen.

Do you want to go first, or should I?

I want to go first.

Okay.

Come sit here.

You're ready to buy this car

just like the bracelet

the waterbed

and the dead fish.

Mm-hm.

Right now

you can do anything

because you know we'll always bail you out.

Mm-hm.

Sometimes you don't even know we do it.

Mm-hm.

We accept that responsibility

because we're your parents

and you better remember that, young lady.

If you ever take this attitude again

you can take whatever is in that bank account

and go discover America.

I'm sorry.

Ah...

how much money do you have?

$1,600.

After you pay for the car

how much money have you left in the bank?

Nothing.

What about insurance?

I'll get some.

A girl your age, living in this neighborhood

would have to spend at least $800 a year.

$800?

Of your money...

of which you have none in the bank.

And gas?

You have to fill the tank.

With your money...

of which you have none.

Dad!

What about oil changes and tires?

I guess I didn't think.

Well, you see, you mentioned America a little ways back.

That's what America is all about, I guess--

to own a car

and have no money, at all

and just drive around and bills are paid.

And you just say:

"Well, hey, I'm in America."

Loan me the money?

I swear I'll pay you back.

You already owe us $472,000.

Well, come on--

Let's go look at this car.

Knucklehead.

♪ I got my license! ♪

♪ Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, yeah! ♪

That's your child.

Yeah, sure.

Just a few minor adjustments.

How did it go?

How did it go?

It's a fine car

if you don't want to stop.

Denise: Daddy!

Please get me something to drink.

Whoa, we're talking about a car now.

When the man saw that she brought her father, he said:

"I can't find the keys for the car."

So I said:

"I can't find the money."

So the man found the keys.

We get into the car.

This is a beautiful, beautiful looking car.

If Denise is sitting in this car

her friends will say, "Look out, Denise"

Or "Chilly down," Or "Cool back"

Or whatever these people say.

I put the key in the ignition

turned the thing

and it went...

dad!

Dad, no!

The two of us are sitting there...

but it's not running yet.

It's thinking about it.

And the car--

just the right side now--

said...

and she's sitting there like this--

like she's dancing.

It has not started up yet.

The car has not started up yet.

I pressed down on the gas.

You think I'm lying.

The car said, "What?"

I'm not lying.

So I put the thing in reverse.

I let go of the emergency Brake and pushed down on the gas

and the car said:

"Oh, you want to go backwards."

So now we back out.

And the thing takes off.

And now it's vibrating.

I mean, this motor...

I look in the rearview mirror

and whatever I'm going to run over

there's 12 of them.

She's sitting there blaming me.

"Daddy!"

Okay, dad, a few minor adjustments.

How much do you think it will cost to fix this car up?

I don't know-- $200.

$200!

First, you've got a major steering problem.

You get a new wheel.

The wheel was the best thing on the car.

Hi, Dr. Huxtable, Denise.

How are you?

Hey.

Can I wash my hands?

Oh, sure.

Look, we'll go look for a car--

a nice, safe, used car.

Ugly.

No, it won't be.

We'll look for a nice, safe, used car.

Okay.

Are you looking for a used car?

Yes, Mr. Lucas.

Do you know someone who's selling a used car?

My aunt Margaret.

It's a 1962 oldsmobile starfire--

mint condition.

Dad!

Just cool it a second.

A look at it.

Can we?

I don't see why not.

Cool.

It's red, with a silver streak along the side.

Looks like a rocket.

I wa that went backwards.

Theo, can I have half?

Rudy, it's too hard to break.

Wait.

Okay, Rudy.

Turn around first.

Are you going to eat something

you had to use a hammer on?

It's only Candy.

When you're finished breaking your teeth

I want you to brush them.

Okay.

When was your last visit to the dentist?

I should be more responsible.

Thank you.

I think Denise is becoming more responsible.

You do?

It's important to include your parents in big decisions.

Uh-huh.

I want you and dad to be with me

when I get my motorcycle.

No.

I'll wear a helmet.

No.

They get great mileage.

No!

( car honking )

Oh, wow!

Dad, I love it!

This one's vintage.

Theo: What is it?

Denise: A 1962 starfire.

Drives like a dream.

Doesn't it, dr. Huxtable?

It's pretty good.

Dad's mechanic says

it's in excellent condition.

This thing would Probably cost more

than a new motorcycle would.

Theo, no.

Daddy, I want this car.

Are you sure?

Yes.

It looks good.

Mr. Lucas--

I'd give anything for this car.

Let me handle it, okay?

I want this car.

But we want to get it

for a price you can afford.

Denise, leave it up to dad.

When it comes to something we want

dad always comes through for us.

Theo.

Yeah, dad?

No.

Dad, don't blow this.

Your daughter seems fond of the car.

Yeah.

What's it worth?

I think my daughter would be happy paying $500 for it.

I just hung up on you.

You want me to Dial again?

I hope I'm home.

$750.

I hear it ringing.

$850.

Hello.

Nice doing business with you.

Thank you.

I want to call aunt Margaret.

Congratulations, you own a car.

Congratulations, that's so cool.

Aren't you interested in what you paid for it?

How much was it?

$850.

I made a great deal.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

You have to see this.

It's so cool.

Your car drives beautifully.

And I like the way you drive.

Thank you.

I was impressed especially

when she pulled up to the four-way stop sign

and just let cars go--

even the people behind you.

It was just wonderful.

You can never be too cautious.

Wait a minute.

She must pass the huxtable quiz.

Young lady, question #1:

A FRIEND OF YOURS WANTS TO BORROW THE CAR.

DO YOU GIVE HER YOUR KEYS?

I DO not.

Okay.

Let's say you are driving down the street.

You see a fine hunk of masculinity.

He's got a smile like nat king Cole.

Do you stop the car?

I don't stop.

Okay, multiple choice.

All right.

Your car is in need of a repair.

Do you:

A) Come to us for the money.

B) Find a way to get the money yourself.

C) Find a way to get the money yourself.@

D) find a way to get the money yourself.

Can I come back to you?

No.

B, c, and d.

Congratulations.

You passed.

Thank you, thank you!

I decided I don't want to get a motorcycle.

You don't?

I found a car to buy.

Really?

What?

It's a 1980 Ferrari.

A Ferrari?

Dad, it's hot-- red with red interior.

Star-type mag wheels.

A 1980 Ferrari, son, has to run around $40-50,000.

No problem.

Now...

How much money do you have in your account?

$788.

Okay, you expect me to come up with $39,200.

Dad, I wouldn't think of having you help me.

You got me worried.

Dad, this is the car.

This is a model of a Ferrari.

Got you.

Yes, you did.

Yes.

I wanted to talk to you about your motorbike.

Yeah?

Do you want to look at one?

Are you serious?

No.

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