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Vanessa?

Go on and get in your own bed now.

I left $5 under your Pillow.

Hi.

Hey, how are you doing?

What time is it?

5:15 a.M.

Oh, goodness.

You must be tired.

Not tired enough to sleep on top of my child.

I said it was okay

till you came home from the hospital.

Vanessa, honey. Daddy's home.

Hi, Dad.

Hi. Come on.

Hi, daddy.

Hi, dear.

Go back to your own bed.

Do we have to?

Yes, dear. Bye-Bye.

Just keep on going.

Dad?

Is there really $5 under my Pillow?

No.

I knew it.

I'm sorry.

There you go, dear.

Vanessa... pick her up.

Ohh.

I am going to do some Serious sleeping tonight.

You've had deliveries four nights in a row.

Tonight was the worst, dear.

I would finish one...

get all washed up

get ready to come home

and a car would pull up-- varoom!

One poor man Pulled up without his wife.

He had to drive all the way back.

Then a woman came walking in on her own.

Said she couldn't wait for her husband

who had passed out in the middle of the freeway.

So both of them started to get ready at the same time.

Oh, it's going to be good sleep.

Today is saturday. Sleep as late as you want.

You better believe it.

I'm going to get into that bed

and I'm going to sleep until my eyes just pop open.

And then I'm going to wait Five minutes

then I'm going to the sleep bank

and I'm going to make another withdrawal

and sleep some more.

Then I'll get up

take my newspaper, find a quiet room

and just sit there and read my paper in peace.

( yawning )

Phew!

I'm giving you one last chance to forget about this.

Cockroach, in a good light

you'll be humiliated.

You wish.

If you say so.

Theo: Check out this mustache.

Cockroach: I can't even see it.

I can't see yours.

Then how come Tracey Darnell

is going out with me tonight?

Because we're double-dating.

She's using you to look at my mustache.

She'd better bring a magnifying glass.

Hey, Dad.

Hey, fellas. How are you?

Listen, listen, listen.

Theo, Walter--

looking at the two of you

I've noticed something about you that's more manly.

Thanks.

One of us more than the other?

No, no, no. It's equal masculinity.

Thanks, dad.

You're welcome.

He only said that 'cause you're his son.

He meant my mustache and your feet.

(♪ soul music ♪)

Hey, Dad.

Hi, Dr. Huxtable.

Why do you have on two radios?

It gives a richer sound, Dr. Huxtable.

If you position them right, you get truer tonality.

It's like you're there.

Do you have to take me with you?

Sorry.

Where's mom?

She had to leave for the office.

Does your father always sleep this late?

He's been working nights this week.

He might be in a low energy cycle.

A low energy Cycle?

Yeah. You should get your biorhythms checked.

Robert and I did.

There was a man outside Laytham's department store

in a Booth.

Booth?

We gave him our astrological signs

time of birth and favorite colors.

And what else?

$2 apiece.

I promised Vanessa I'd pay her back.

Are you on a low cash cycle?

That's a good one, Dr. Huxtable.

Yeah, thank you.

He fed the information into a computer

and a few seconds later, we got these charts.

They prove what we've thought all along--

we're right for each other.

You and mrs. Huxtable should go to the biorhythm Booth

and get your charts made.

I'd be glad to help you read them.

Robert, it sounds like you are peaking on generosity.

Yeah.

Yes.

And I'm organically and cosmically in synch

with What is coming out of your face.

(♪ reggae music ♪)

Hi, daddy.

Hi, hon. How are you?

I'd like you to meet Eddie lakeheart.

Eddie, how are you?

Hi, Dr. Huxtable.

Have a sit down.

(♪ reggae music ♪)

I see you're watching the all-music station.

You're into reggae, huh?

Yeah.

♪ I say hey, man ♪

♪ I say you go down ♪

♪ and I say hey, man ♪

♪ B-R-R-r ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ I said hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ bo Ba BA boo Bee ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

♪ and you go down ♪

♪ I said you go down ♪

♪ I said we going down ♪

♪ reggae ♪

♪ I said ♪

♪ hey ♪

♪ I say and you say ♪

♪ you say ♪

♪ and we say ♪

♪ I said hey, man ♪

♪ B-R-R-r ♪

♪ Hey, man ♪

Oh, I'm sorry.

Elvin, I didn't know you were here.

I came over to study.

Nice to see you.

Hi, honey. Hi, dad.

Don't pay me any mind.

I just came down here

to find a quiet place to read my paper.

That's all.

Sondra, would you please pass me the Marker?

Thank you.

Would you like it back, Sondra?

No, Elvin

I would not like it back.

Dr. Huxtable

you should know--

Sondra's upset with me.

Again?

Daddy, you know how Elvin is always late?

And how you always get angry with him for that.

Today I decided to teach him a lesson.

I picked him up two hours late

so he'd know how it feels.

And he didn't get mad.

If I could get angry, this wouldn't happen.

I'm really sorry to get you involved in this.

No, no.

It's quite All right.

You're probably peaking on anger in your biorhythms.

What?

Whatever you're trying to work out

eventually you will.

Thanks, Dr. Huxtable.

Sondra, do you care enough about me

to try to work it out?

No, Elvin, I don't.

Okay, I understand.

Elvin, I didn't mean that.

I care about you a great deal.

I said that to make you mad.

Oh.

We're going to have to work on this.

You're going to work on it now?

It's important to examine these emotions

while we're in the moment.

Okay, honey.

All right, dear.

Elvin, you can straighten all this up for two dollars.

( cartoons )

Hi.

Hi!

Hi, daddy.

Hi, Dr. Huxtable.

Aren't you supposed to have permission

to sit up here and watch Tv?

Mommy said we could.

She did?

Yes.

She said if we were quiet while you were asleep

when you got up, we could watch tv here.

You slept a long time.

Want to watch cartoons with us?

No, thank you.

Where are you going?

I don't know.

(♪ music ♪)

( knocking )

( knocking )

Who is it?

Clair: It's me.

How do I know it isn't one of my children

Imitating my wife's voice?

It's me.

If it is you, then where did we eat

the night you graduated from law school?

Michael and Ennio's.

Wrong.

It was Mariani's.

It was not.

Okay, okay.

How could you forget that?

Don't put me in a headlock.

Oh, come in.

Hurry up before the children...

come on.

When I called from the office

and found out how many people were here

I decided to stop for pizza.

I knew you'd be hiding.

Did the children see you come down here?

Oh, no.

Good.

I waited until they were feeding

then I grabbed the only pizza

with black olives, anchovies and sausage

sneaked out the back door

and came in through the entrance

to your office.

You are a genius.

And I am a genius because I married you.

Cliff, you think we should tell the kids we're down here?

Are you drunk?

( knocking )

Dr. Huxtable, are you in there?

Elvin.

( knocking )

Dr. Huxtable?

I'm in here with a patient right now.

I'm getting ready to deliver a baby.

It's really important.

No, it can't be that important

because the woman is going to deliver any second now.

So you have to go back upstairs.

Hi, Dr. Huxtable.

Hi, mrs. Huxtable.

Eddie was going to give me a ride home

But he can't because your car is blocking his car

in the driveway.

I'll get the keys. You can move it.

Sondra got your extra keys.

We tried to start it, but nothing happened.

Just push it aside

and I'll have my mechanic look at it tomorrow.

Your mechanic works on Sunday?

We'd better move it now.

I'm really sorry about this, Dr. Huxtable.

Oh!

So this is where

the anchovy, black Olive and sausage pizza went.

Do you mind if I just...

Elvin.

I've stayed too long.

Gentlemen.

Hi, mrs. Huxtable.

Hi, mrs. Huxtable.

Hi, Dr. Huxtable.

Are you all wearing my clothes?

That's a good one, Dr. Huxtable.

Thank you.

We all went home and changed.

How's the car?

It's fine. Everything's fixed.

Well, since you all are dressed up and looking smooth

I guess you're going someplace, are you?

Vanessa and I are going to a school dance.

It's not a formal

but we like to look good.

Sondra and I are taking Rudy to see the Alvin ailey dance company.

Eddie, are you taking Denise out?

Yes, ma'am.

Well, good.

I guess I'd better go check on everyone.

You know, when my girls were little

and I'd hold them in my arms

I always knew They would date boys

but I never figured They would be this handsome.

Whoa!

Bye, dad.

No, no, no.

Come here.

Now you know this is a special occasion.

Yeah.

You know I want to see this.

So turn around.

Yes...

I think a handshake is in order for this

and I hope you have a wonderful time.

Thanks, Dad.

Wait, wait, wait.

I also think that we should have--

instead of five

since This is so special--

we should have ten.

All right.

No, no, ten.

No, no, no.

Come on, drop it.

Dad, come on.

Come on, lower it.

Ohhh!

Let me see yours.

Let me see.

Wooo.

Wooo.

Used to do that myself when I went to the dances

and I wanted to look older.

I'd take the mascara pencil

and make the mustache.

( doorbell )

COCKROACH: It's them!

Dad, please don't say anything.

Don't say anything?

I'll do anything for you.

Anything.

I never said...

I'll do anything.

Please, Please, please, dad.

You know me.

I know you.

Please, don't say anything.

Okay, okay, you promise.

No, I didn't promise.

I don't have to promise, I'm the father.

Bye, dad.

No, no, no, no, no!

I have to meet the young ladies.

So bring the young ladies in.

Please bring them in.

Happy to meet you.

This is my dad, Dr. Huxtable.

This is Tracey and Linda.

Tracey, how are you?

Fine.

And Linda.

Nice to meet you.

I must tell you

that you are going out with some Very manly men.

Yeah.

Oh, yes...

we're going to be late.

No, no, wait, wait.

I just wanted to tell you

when I went out to dances at this age

I used to take...

we have to go.

Wait, wait, the one thing I wanted to say...

well, go ahead.

Just have a good time.

I hope it doesn't rain on your face.

I'm ready.

Look at all these beautiful people.

I want to take a picture.

Dad, we don't want to be late.

It's all right.

How do I look?

Good.

How do I look?

Good.

What about us?

Good.

How about me?

Good.

How do I look?

Good.

Denise, come on!

I want to take a picture.

How do I look?

Good!

All right, everybody.

Say

'newmonnoids'.

newmonnoids!

Ah! All right.

This is something

I will Cherish the rest of my life.

Now all of you, get out.

Bye, dad.

Good night, Dr. Huxtable.

Good-Bye.

Good night.

Yea!!

now!

Oh, to sit here

in my house--

Oh, it's so wonderful, dear--

and Read my paper.

Of course, by this time now

this is not news.

May I turn on the tv?

You may turn on our tv.

Thank you.

A week before mating, the male peruvian sand cricket

gathers small sticks and blades of Grass

which he uses to build a hut-like nest.

In this hut, the mating will take place.

To lure the female into the hut

the CRICKET rubs his hind legs together

producing a loud, crackling sound.

( chirping crickets )

Although irritating to nearby villages

to the female sand cricket

it is an alluring, seductive love song.

Drawn to the hut, the female enters shyly at first

But once inside

the male courts her with a ritualistic mating dance.

Then mating begins.

As the MATING process nears completion

a curious thing happens.

The female flips the male over

pins him down

and Eats him alive.

Now wait a minute.

I've got to see this.

Leaving only the male's legs behind

the female backs out of the hut

knocks it down

and Dances on top of it.