All language subtitles for The Neighborhood s05e19 Welcome to the New Do.eng

Malcolm, is this
toaster working?

Yeah, but it's a hand-me-down,

so it's going
to take a minute to warm up.

Warm up?
Yeah.

It's got one job.
(laughs)

I got to get going.
No, no, no, no, come on.

Let's, uh, stay and hang out
for a little bit.

I don't want this
to end so soon.

Neither do I, but I have
a million things to do.

Okay, well, how about you wait
until your toast...

is ready?

(both laugh)

Oh. Yeah, I see
what you're doing. Yeah.

But I got to go.
Oh. Okay, okay.

Well, let me go put a shirt on,
then I'll walk you out.

Marty.

Marty, you ready to go?

Oh. I'm sorry.

Hello.
Hi.

Are you visiting
Malcolm or Marty?

Who's Marty?
Well, that answers that.

How you doing? I'm Calvin.
I'm Malcolm's dad.

Oh.
Calvin, you forgot your... coffee.

Oh, hi. (laughs)
Malcolm or Marty?

Malcolm.
Oh.

Janelle.
Tina, Malcolm's mom.

Oh, very nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.

Hey-hey! Oh, no.

Oh, yes.

Uh, hey, Mama,
Daddy, this is, uh...

BOTH: Janelle.
Yeah.

What is all
of this commotion? Oh! Oh.

Oh. (laughs)

So, let me guess. Marty?

Oh! So I came up?

And then, who is this
lovely young lady?

CALVIN/MALCOLM:
Janelle.

Marty, why don't you
put some shoes on?

I got a warehouse
I want to show you.

Yeah.
We're starting a new business--

Butler and Son.

Oh.
Come on, Tina.

We should go, baby.
Oh, I don't have anywhere to be.

So, when did you two meet?

It was fairly recent.
Yesterday.

Oh. How nice.

Eyebrows down, Tina.

You know what?
I should probably run

before I start
meeting your cousins.

(laughs)
Um, how about

we just go grab some breakfast?

I just got to put my shoes on.
Uh...

Emergency!
Hair emergency! What?

Whoa, whoa, Grover doesn't
have lice again, does he?

No. Tonight's the banquet
at the school,

and my stylist just
went into labor.

Oh, no, not today.
I know.

I asked her how far apart
her contractions were--

maybe she could just squeeze me
in-- but she got very salty.

Oh, hi. I'm Gemma.

Janelle.
Oh.

Malcolm.
Mm-hmm.

Yes, this is his new friend.

His very new friend,

if you know what
I'm saying. Ha.

Ooh, eyebrows, babe.

I'm sorry to bust in here
freaking out.

It's just
I'm getting an award tonight.

Well, congratulations. I'm just
trying to get to my bag. Oh.

Ooh, hey, Gemma,
I've been looking

all over for you.
Grover's late

for basketball, and he can't
find one of his shoes.

Well, I don't know
where it is, Dave.

You're holding it.

Sorry. I was panicking.

Oh, hey, I'm Dave.

Hey, is that your convertible
outside? It is so cool.

I was checking it out
all last night, and...

and it's still here
this morning. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Nice.
Yeah.

Dave!
Okay, uh, yes.

Uh, excuse me.
Yup. Thank...

Oh. Oh.
Yup. Thank you.

Uh, it was really nice
to meet you all. Yeah, yeah.

GEMMA:
Nice to meet you. You're very pretty.

(overlapping chatter)

Of course
she drives a convertible.

What does that even mean, Ma?

I don't know.
It just... it seems loose.

Okay, Janelle? Uh,

where'd she go?
Uh, she drove off.

She probably had her top down.

What?! I'm talking
about the car.

* Welcome to the block,
welcome to the neighborhood *

* Welcome to the hood. *

Oh, thank you.

Gemma, you owe me big-time.

That was my stylist, Zenay,

and she's going to be able
to fit you in today.

Oh, you are a lifesaver!
(laughs)

Well, be prepared
to wait.

The first time
Tina went to Zenay,

she was gone so long,
I thought she had left me.

Baby...

Hey, hey.

Well, look who's finally ready.

I'm sorry. I was hungry,
and our toaster takes forever.

I told you to plug it in
the night before.

Ooh. Hey, guys.

Hey, thanks again
for inviting me to come along.

You know, watching all
those home renovation shows

is finally about to pay off.

Look at this.
I got my tape measure,

my stud finder.

(beeping)
Ooh, look at that.

Found one.

He's been doing that
all morning.

Hmm.
MALCOLM: Well...

(clears throat)
I am glad that you are all here,

because I have a question,

and, uh, I'm going to need you
to reserve your judgment.

Now,

the beautiful woman you all
met at my house today...

Janelle. Yes.

Eyebrows, babe.

So-- and this is
kind of funny,

'cause it could happen
to anybody but, uh--

I did not happen
to catch her last name.

Did any of y'all get it?

Wow.
Okay.

Okay, Ma, Ma,
it is not like that.

No, no, no, we met
at a bookstore

and made
a real connection.

We both picked up
the same Colson Whitehead book

at the same time.

Ended up in the greatest
conversation. She's a writer.

Well, maybe you should have
had her write her name down.

Well, Dave,
thanks to y'all barging

into my place
and freaking her out,

she took off before I can get
her last name or her number.

I mean, Malcolm doing the nasty
with people you don't know

and not knowing their last name?

We raised you better than that.

(chuckles)

(laughs)

Are you telling me you and
Calvin waited to... you know?

Yes!

(laughs, clears throat)

Uh!

Calvin, we did not
do it on the first date!

No, no, that's right,
but that second date,

I was just glad
I had tinted windows.

(laughing):
You know?

I did not need to hear that!

The point is,

it wasn't a one-night stand.

He was my future husband.

Yeah, but you didn't know that
at the time, Mama.

You don't know what I knew.

The thing is, I may
have found the one,

and I lost her, okay?

Man, I've got to find her,

but the only evidence
I have she even exists

is this sock.

This is very romantic.

It's like Cinderella, except
instead of a glass slipper,

it's a tiny,
polka-dotted sock.

No-show socks,

ankles all out.
What?

Uh-uh. Uh-uh-uh-uh.

So, go through these magazines,
find a picture you like.

I'll hook you up.
I'm thinking

something classic,

sophisticated, pow!

Oh, that's what
I'm thinking, too. Pow!

(laughter)

Well, my girl's got
to look good tonight.

I'm getting an AWARE Award.

Uh,

Aware Women Advocating
for Racial Equality.

Oh, so the "A"
in "AWARE" is for "aware"?

Well, check you out.

It's for everything
I've done at the school

to foster inclusion
and encourage diversity.

Oh, like hiring me.
Well, you're welcome.

Okay, I got you, but first,
I got to rinse out Jackie,

give Toni a relaxer, and sew in
some tracks for Alyssa.

Then I...

"got you" got you.

(laughter)

Hey, come on in, guys.

You know, I'm really feeling
like this place might be

the one. Yeah.

Aah.
Ooh.

All right,
turn the lights back off.

Hey, Marty, come on, man.

You got to give this place
a chance, all right?

It's-it's in our price range,
and it's... it's got good bones.

Yeah, literally, there are bones
in that corner over there.

And after the DNA test,
Denise found out

that she was adopted...
(gasps)

...and her biological mother

was her fianc 's mother.

Oh, my God!

So they're basically
brother and sister.

Ain't no basically.

Oh!
Mm!

See, that's why I do not
fool with 23andMe.

That DNA was minding
its own damn business.

Well, I completely disagree.

Now these people
can have a fresh start.

Girl, please. I'm going to
her wedding shower Saturday.

What?!

Shut up! You have to stop her!

Not my business.
Not her business.

Oh, you two are terrible.

I love it here.
(laughs)

(timer dings)

Oh, hey, that timer--
is that for me?

Oh, I don't use timers, Mama.
That's the air fryer.

That's my lunch.
Sit tight. Oh.

Hey.
Oh, Malcolm, what are you doing here?

Hey, Mama, I need to ask you
and Gemma something. Um... Mm-hmm.

This morning
when I was in my room,

and you two were
talking to Janelle,

did she happen to mention where
she works or where she lives,

you know, anything
that might help me find her?

Who's Janelle?
That's his new friend he slept with,

even though
he only knew her for an hour.

(gasps)

Okay. Okay.

So you slept
with this woman,

and you didn't know
the first thing about her?

That's what
he should do.

Why waste your time trying
to get to know someone?

I'm not going to buy a car
unless I test-drive it first.

Do you have a picture of her?
Maybe we know her.

Uh, yes, I do.

(laughs)
Oh, not that one.

Oh, good Lord!
Okay.

Okay, here's a good one.

See? See?

Oh, she cute.

Yeah.
I'll tell you one thing.

She gets her hair done
at a Dominican shop.

Mm-hmm. She got
that bouncy, blow-out style.

Ah. Okay, great.
Mm-hmm.

Dominican salons.
I'm on it.

Ah, I got to go.
I got class at 6:00.

Bye, Mama.
Bye, baby.

Mm, mm.

He don't need
to find no Dominican salon.

I am right here.

You heard him when he said
"Bye, Mama," right?

Marty, come on, man.

You got to use your imagination

to picture how dope
this place could be.

You know, Calvin's right.
This is all cosmetic.

Yeah, you watch
these renovation shows,

you'd be amazed
what a fresh coat of paint,

little shiplap can do.

You know, maybe put out a bowl
of fresh lemons.

Why?

I don't know, Marty.

It's just what they do.

Okay, let me
ask you. Does...?

Does this place
have the capacity

for 6,000 amps
of electrical current?

I don't know.
I didn't ask about that.

But, you know,
you'll figure it out.

You're smart.
Oh, Dad,

it doesn't matter
how smart I am.

There either is enough
electricity, or there isn't.

Hmm. It smells like gas,
if that's something.

CALVIN:
Okay, you know what?

We'll figure out the electricity
thing because we have to.

I already put a deposit
on this place.

What?

W-Without consulting me?

Hey, man, this place is perfect.
I didn't want to lose it.

Dad, we're supposed
to be partners,

and you're making
all the decisions.

All the money decisions because
I'm bringing all of the money.

And I'm bringing
all the research,

all the technical knowledge,
the coding skills,

and not to mention
my engineering degree.

And you know what?
If I'm being really real,

the name shouldn't even be
"Butler and Son."

It should be "Butler and Dad."

(murmurs quietly)

Okay.

Hmm, hmm, hmm.
Ho, ho, ho!

You're being real disrespectful
right now

because it sounds like you're
saying I don't do anything.

Yeah, well, I know how it
sounds, and I said what I said.

Okay.

You know what, son?
You might want

to take some
of that bass out your voice.

How about I take my whole
behind out of this warehouse?

Marty...

I thought there was drama
on Love It or List It.

Ooh. All right,
Gemma, I am done.

I will see you
at the thingy. Oh.

Is this normal?
I've been here three hours,

and I still have conditioner in.

You've got your conditioner in?

Oh, she is moving today.

It's just every time
she does something,

she says, "It'll be a minute,"
but then it's much, much longer.

Oh. See, you have to understand,

when we say a minute,
it can mean any amount of time

from an actual minute
to six months.

But you're gonna
look good, though.

When? (laughs)

Like she said, in a minute.

(Malcolm sighs)

Hey,

I know this is a long shot,
but, uh, you ever been

to that bookstore
over on Adams?

Yeah.
Yeah? Okay, well, listen.

I am looking
for a woman I met there,

and she wears socks like this.

Listen, we made a real strong
connection, you know, and then,

she just... she just got away.

"Got away" is a bad choice
of words, okay? (laughs) I...

I mean, she took off before
I had a chance to stop her.

"Stop her" in a nice way,
'cause I'm not...

Okay, I see.
That's fair. That's fair.

Hello, everyone.

Well, good God.

Welcome to the Art of
the Short Story. I'm Dr. Finch.

Good afternoon...

Dr. Finch.

Oh. Hi.

Hi.

From the bookstore.

Anyway... the reading list
is challenging,

but I'm sure
you all will enjoy it.

I'm just Bookstore Guy now.

Can you believe Marty wants
to call it "Butler and Dad"?

I mean, would you ever speak
to your daddy like that?

No. But remember, my dad was
a bum who left when I was 11.

Um, right. My bad.

However, I was very rude

to my mom's
special friend Steve.

I would never ask to be excused.

I would just stand up,
clear all the dishes,

and then...
then I would wash 'em.

Tina?

So, what do you think?
Amazing, right?

Yeah.

What's wrong?

Oh, well, Gemma,
Zenay gave you Black girl hair.

She did?
What did you ask her for?

She told me to pick out
a picture of what I wanted.

Out of what magazine?

Hype Hair.

Queen Latifah was
on the cover-- Oh!

Oh, my God.

Am I a cultural appropriator?

Well, no, we could get away
with the ponytail...

Uh-huh.
...and the swoop is not so bad.

I'm just a little worried
about the, um...

Okay, baby hair. (laughs)

I see you, Principal Johnson.

Oh, thank you.
Mm-hmm.

Ooh, let me get a picture
so I can put it on the 'Gram.

Ooh, mosquito.

Go to the bathroom!
Go to the bathroom!

I'm the one
with the money.

I'm the one with the
business experience.

Marty should be happy
to follow my lead.

But Marty does have expertise
that you don't have.

Sure, but he was
blatantly disrespectful to me,

and I'm not having that.

Okay, but Calvin, to be honest,

you disrespected him first.

He's my kid.
That's not disrespect, right?

I'm just setting him straight.

Calvin, that's just it.

You know, he's not a kid.
He's your business partner.

You can't do this without him.

Well, I guess that's true.

You know it's true.

What I know is
I liked the world better

when Marty did what I said,
and you lived in Michigan.

(whimpering)
I don't know what we could do.

I mean, the-the gel--
it's-it's like glue.

Well, try anything.
I don't want to offend people.

Will they take my AWARE away?

No. No, no. Okay,
we got this. Okay.

Let me just see
what I got in my purse. Okay.

Oh, so... (groans)

All right, so we got, uh,
eyeshadow, we have a nail file.

We've got ChapStick.

Oh, a ticket stub
to the Ludacris concert.

Uh, two M&Ms
and a book of matches.

Ooh, we can light the curtains
and pull the fire alarm.

No, Gemma.

Just be quiet
and-and hold still.

I'm going to use my nail file,
and I'm going to see

if I could pry
this piece loose, okay?

Let me see if I...
Aah!

(both screaming)

So as you can see
on your syllabus,

next week, we'll be discussing
Joyce Carol Oates.

So, start reading.

See you all next week.

Uh... (clears throat)

So, everyone gets a syllabus
but me?

Well, you'll get one, but only
if I can get my sock back.

(laughs)

Okay, that is fair.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Um, I'd look on the back
of that syllabus.

There's some extra credit.

Oh, and Malcolm,

I'm sure you can get it.

(laughing)

Can I just be happy, Stew?

I got the teacher's number,
man. Look, look.

In the past five years,

our school has made
major strides in diversity,

and credit for that goes
to our principal.

She has helped...
Where is Gemma?

They're about
to call her out onstage.

Maybe she hosting
The Hip Hop Awards.

PRESENTER:
And we must do this

if we truly are serious about
making a change for the better.

Hat. Hat.
Hmm? What, baby?

Hat!
Oh.

And so, it's my distinct
pleasure to introduce

this year's winner
of the AWARE Award,

Ms. Gemma Johnson.

Gemma?

Thank you, Fiona.

I'm so grateful for this honor,

and I am humbled by it.

She spent eight hours
in the salon for that?

Stay in your lane, Dave.
Stay in your lane.

Despite the fact that
I'm winning this AWARE Award,

I am painfully aware
that there are still a lot

of things I don't know.

And I have blind spots
I never knew about.

But I'm not going
to stop trying.

Yes. Yes.
That's real talk.

That's real talk right there.

TINA:
Yes.

B-Baby, does Gemma
have a face tattoo,

or is she rocking baby hair?

You know what?

Daddy likes.

(knocking)

Dad, you knocked?

Well, if you think
that's crazy, buckle up.

I'm about to apologize.

Well, in that case, come on in.

Look, son,

I'm just used
to being my own boss,

but now that I have
a partner, I guess...

we're the boss.

And I'm just having a hard time
getting used to that.

Look, Dad,

if we're going to be partners,
you have to consult me

on every business decision.

Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I guess, yeah.

I guess that's good enough.

You know, actually, I'm happy

because I get to piggyback
off your brilliance.

Aw.
Which you inherited from me, so...

Hey.
There it is.

You really don't know how
to apologize, do you?

Well, actually, I do.

I've, uh... I've come up with
a new name for the business.

You ready?
Yeah.

Butler and Butler.

I like it.
It's me and you.

Well, you're the second Butler.
Okay. Yeah, of course.

Yeah.
Of course. Naturally.

Oh. Hello... again.

Well, there you are.
Malcolm, I found her!

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