All language subtitles for Roseanne10x09

Dan?

Dan! My knee went out.

I sat down, and I can't get up.

Fire!

Mom, are you okay?

No, I'm stuck on the toilet!

Yo, Top Gun, wake up. Charlie's in trouble.

Mom's yelling "fire" in the bathroom,

and I'm not going in.

Oh.

Dan!

Hello, buttercup.

May I be of service?

Just give a good yank.

Upsy-daisy.

Did you make the appointment
for your knee surgery yet?

You know how doctors are, Dan.

They say they can see you in a month,

and then when you tell them

you can't stand the pain any longer,

they say, "We'll see you in a month."

Quit stalling.

We don't have the money, Dan.

And a surgeon is not
gonna give it his best shot

when you're paying him with
a coffee can full of nickels.

I'm on it.

I'm gonna get the next drywall job,

no matter how low I have to bid.

I wouldn't start
the negotiations like that.

I'm gonna cut costs by doing
what everybody else is doing.

Don't tell me you're gonna hire illegals.

Hey!

I'm also gonna use substandard materials.

You know, if the union finds
out you're hiring those guys,

they're gonna kick you out.

That's a risk I'm gonna have to take.

I'm not gonna stand by and
watch you suffer anymore,

and I'm not gonna let you go back
to taking too many pain pills.

Well, I don't want you to sacrifice

anything for me, Dan,

'cause that would give
you the upper hand,

and that's not how this marriage was built.

"Roseanne" is taped in
front of a live audience.

- Oh, thanks, honey.
- Mm-hmm.

You know, I didn't think I'd
get used to eating heart-smart,

but this turkey bacon isn't bad.

You know what would make it taste better?

If you fed it to a big ol'
pig and then ate him.

Hey, morning, Conners!

I brought doughnuts.

- Ooh!
- Mmm! Mmm! Mmm!

Finally, a man bringing
me something I really want.

Do you need another wife?

Uh, let's see...

That's another birthday to remember.

I'll ask Anne-Marie, yeah.

She'll be fine with it.

We already decided when you guys die,

we're gonna be old-lady lesbians

that go on bus trips together.

Bus trips?

We left you nothin'!

- Hey, Chuck...
- Huh?

Didn't your uncle have
hip surgery a while back?

How'd he afford that?

County Hospital.

Well, he actually had both hips done

because they did the wrong one first.

He should've gone to Mexico.

They charge, like,
half of what they charge here.

I've heard that.

Yeah.

Oh!

Here's a doctor in Juarez

who only charges a grand for a new knee,

and he'll throw in moving
your nipples for free.

Do I have to?

What if I like my nipples where they are?

Doesn't say.

Okay, I'm taking the rest of
these down to the union office.

Okay, did you put in our bid
on that new condo project yet?

I'm working on it.

So, you're really gonna
hire those other guys

instead of Chuck?

He's been your best friend for 30 years.

Thanks for the reminder.

Soccer star coming through!

Hey. How'd you do?

They put me in for one play,

and I accidentally scored
a goal for the other team.

The winning goal.

Man, Jackie, Dan is still

talking about going non-union.

You know, he's gonna lose
everything he's built.

I got to find another
way to pay for this knee.

You have anything you could sell?

We should go through all those
old boxes in the basement,

you know, and see if there's
anything of value in them.

"We"? You always think
that I have nothing to do,

that I'm free to help
you whenever you want.

Yeah, I'm sorry. That was rude.

Are you available?

Yes, I am.

But if you'd asked me
two weeks from Thursday,

I wouldn't be.

Unless it was the afternoon.

Wake up, Morticia!

Leave me alone.

I didn't get off work until 2:00.

Mom said you weren't making a lot of tips,

so I brought you something that could help.

It's called the "waitress's best friend."

Oh, man, this is perfect.

It's a push-up bra.

It'll make you look anatomically correct.

When do men ever have
to do anything like this

to earn a living?

You know, your attitude
is part of your problem.

When you see a customer,
how do you greet them?

I say, "What do you want?"

That's what you say when a bum touches you.

Look, the kind of guys you're waiting on

are very simple creatures.

All you got to do

is tell them you like something about them.

Like, when a guy orders, say,
"That's what I drink."

Look, I really appreciate
you trying to help,

but we're very different people.

I'm kind of an introvert, and, um...

I want to get the words right here...

You're an alcoholic tramp.

Why do we have to be hurtful?

All I'm trying to say is
you're not an appealing person.

You will have to flirt...

And probably a lot...

To take care of your kids.

I didn't even flirt to have my kids.

I just said, "What do you want?"

Hey, look at this.

I found Nana Mary's favorite hat.

Look at that.

Talk about passing down
something that everybody can use.

Oh, Jackie, look!

I found Magdalena.

Oh, my God.

You know how many years it took me

to get over Mom treating
that evil, glassy-eyed demon

better than us?

Yeah, you sound like you're over it.

Yeah. Oh, she wouldn't let us play with it,

wouldn't let us touch it.

"Oh, don't touch her hair."

I'm gonna brush her hair right now.

No! Don't!

Don't do anything to her

'til we find out if she's worth any money.

Mom said she was a Kestner.

"This is my Kestner.
Isn't my Kestner precious?"

No, she isn't!

Oh, my God, Roseanne!

She's worth $5,000.

Oh, wow.

Mom's right... She is worth more

than both of us put together.

Yeah, but that's not
what you whisper to your kids

when you're tucking them in.

I think we should take her down

and try to sell her at that antique mall.

This little nightmare
might pay for my knee.

Roseanne, it's a diary.

This must be Mom's.

Eugh.

"Dear Diary, today my wonderful mommy

brushed my hair with my special brush."

This is Magdalena's diary!

- Eww!
- Ohhh!

Hey, do you know if it's still raining out?

I don't know. I'm stuck in this
windowless prison, like you.

Oh, wait, um...

I like...

something about you.

I'll... I'll have it when I get back.

Before you go, I'll have a sloe gin fizz.

Oh. Yeah, that's a great order.

That's exactly what I drink.

Been drinking it since I was a kid.

Hey, don't run away.

We've been trying to get
one of you girls all night.

What can I get you?

Uh, six shots of Jameson, 12 Coors Lights.

Oh, great order. That's
exactly what I drink.

Well, bring an extra one for you.

And, uh, how about a kiss for good luck?

I'm not gonna kiss you.

'cause it'd be too darn hard to stop!

Can I borrow a clean bar rag?

You know, Kestners

are amongst the most highly
sought-after dolls of the '20s.

And it looks like, from the condition,

she's been cared for by someone

who had no children of her own to love.

Oh, yeah, she was barren and died alone.

Ooh. Oh, no.

Unfortunately, it looks
like she's been repaired.

Ah! This is not this doll's original body.

So I would say that she's worth...

$100.

A disappointment to the end!

Can't you just strip her for spare parts?

This is not just a doll. It's part Kestner.

It's a treasure, family member,

companion to a lonely boy

who's afraid to get hit by the football.

Well, what about 200
bucks just for the head?

'Cause, I mean, this is real human hair.

You know, you could use it

to build a friend in your basement.

Well...

Oh. Excuse me.

Hi, Dan.

Where you at?

At the end of my rope. Where are you?

You better come home quick,
honey. We're flooding.

Ah, crap.

Okay, we're on our way.

Hey, did you grab the kids' photos

and their birth certificates?

Of course I did!

Whoa!

Looks like you got a leak somewhere.

Leak? I think this basement
holds the water pretty good.

Well, you know I'd help you out,

but you probably found someone cheaper.

This is a bad time, Chuck.

How about we talk later?

I just ran into one of the
Gonzalez brothers at Home Depot,

and he said you're using
his guys on the condo job?

Is that true?

I was gonna tell you.

When? After you finished the job?

Of course not.

Look, I just can't afford you guys.

"Y-You guys"?

Ohhh. T-That's what happened.

And I thought the whole
time that we were friends.

Turns out I was just one of the guys.

I don't have a choice, man.

I got responsibilities.

Yeah, right.

And I'm still working construction

because I like the way I look in the hat.

What do you want me to do?

I got three extra mouths to
feed since Darlene moved back in.

Roseanne started popping pills

because we didn't have
the money to fix her knee.

And now I got 20 grand of water damage.

I've spent my whole life
hanging on by my fingertips,

telling everybody not to worry,

that I was gonna make it
okay because that's my job.

Well, now I can't promise that anymore.

So, yeah... it makes me sick.

But I'm gonna do whatever I have to do

to take care of my family,

because I'm old, I'm tired,

and I'm not sure
how much longer I can hold on.

Well, I'm old, too.

And I'm tired.

And now I'm unemployed.

I always told you...
If I'm eating, you're eating.

I'm not eating.

Holy crap!

Hey, Chuck.

Bye, Rosie.

How bad is it?

Well, that depends.

You didn't pick up any flood insurance

while you were out, did you?

All this water's gonna
affect the foundation.

Is there anything I can do to help?

Yeah.

Take this.

It's not heavy enough
to hold me underwater.

Look, everything's gonna be fine.

Go on back upstairs and
entertain the troops.

Business as usual.

Got it.

Well, Dan, lookit...

After 40 years, we finally got a pool.

Yep.

You guys have like a million
boxes of Halloween stuff.

Yeah, we were a lot of
fun before you got here.

I mean, Aunt Jackie, back me up.
This is a little crazy, right?

Perhaps it's a little extreme.

These costumes are so lame.

I can't believe anybody
would ever be scared by them.

Hey, watch your mouth.

We were famous for that
stuff in these parts.

- Ow!
- Are you okay?

Oh, my God.

Ohh. I think it's my heart.

Somebody call 911!

Oh, my God!

I hate you!

Each and every single one of you!

Don't say that.

It only makes them stronger.

Alright, what we need here
is a little prestidigitation.

Okay, ladies and gentlemen,

prepare for the return of D.J. Magic D.J...

who will amaze you with his
feats of magic and mystery.

Open the door. Maybe the
storm will suck us out.

I want to be your assistant,
like in the old days.

No. I need to pick somebody
at random from the audience.

- You! You'll do fine.
- Me?!

Yes, come on up here... and hold

"Blackstone's Ancient Book
of Sorcery for Kids." Uh-huh.

Open it to "Ancient Mystical Trick #4."

Three ordinary cups.

These balls are completely solid.

And now, ladies and gentlemen,

"conceal the foam ball in hand."

I will place the...

- Damn it!
- Aw.

Ta-da!

Yay!

Hey, the president's
holding a press conference.

The governor's trying to get him
to declare a state of emergency.

Oh, wow. Look at this.

Half the state is underwater.

They took all these senior citizens

from one of those old folks' homes

and put them on the roof of the building.

That's great news.

But it's also kind of sad, in a way.

No, no, it's terribly sad.

But if they declare a state of emergency,

FEMA will give us some
money to repair the basement.

I can do it for half of what they give us

and use the rest for Rose's knee.

Hoo!

State of emergency!

State of emergency!

This is awful!

You have young children rooting
for other people's misery.

He just declared it!

State of emergency!

Oh. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

The president spelled
"Illinois" wrong in his tweet,

but it still counts, right?

- Yay! Yay!
- Yay!

- Hey, that's really funny.
- Oh, God!

Harris, you scared the crap out of me.

What are you writing? Looks really good.

It's, uh, about a brilliant, young novelist

who works at a casino for research,

pretending it's a real job.

You know, I'm really glad
that you're writing again.

It's inspiring.

Oh.

That means a lot to me, but, you know,

let's manage expectations.

Who knows? Nothing may come of this.

No, you got to believe in yourself, Mom!

I mean, Stephen King was a janitor,

and J.K. Rowling was a single
mother living on welfare.

They were losers, just like you.

That's sweet.

Good night, Harris.

If you're gonna be writing at night,

everyone at my school has
Adderall, if you want some.

Good night, Harris!

Oh, and in case you're wondering,

I am not taking any Adderall.

I know. I've seen your grades.

A little more sparkling cider, my dear?

Don't mind if I do.

How come you've never taken me
to this restaurant before?

Oh, well, it's very exclusive.

It's received three Michelin tires.

Here's to crap finally going our way.

Dink!

Yeah.

Darlene's got a job, Becky
still has a job,

D.J.'s raising a great
kid, and mom's over the VD.

Eh!

Ehhhhh!

- Ehhh!
- Oh. Sorry. I know.

Not while you're eating.

And plus, that flood
did so much damage in Lanford,

there's plenty of work for everybody...

Legal and illegal.

Phew.

Did you work things out with Chuck?

He told me he'd only work
with me as an equal partner

- with three weeks' paid vacation.
- What did you say?

I told him he was grindin'
me... No way in hell.

So you're partners now?

Soon as he gets back from vacation.

I'm kinda scared about the surgery, Dan.

Oh, come on. It's a good hospital.

Your doctor's won every lawsuit.

I know, but I just don't want to die.

I don't want to go anywhere without you.

Who's gonna fix the Pearly
Gates if I back into 'em?

You don't need me. You'll
be running the joint.

God'll be hiding in the
garage, fixing motorcycles.

I'm serious, Dan.

You've been taking care
of me almost my whole life.

I don't want to go anywhere without you.

Oh, come on.

The odds are, I'll go first anyway.

And if I do, I want you to promise me

that you'll do whatever you can

to fulfill the rest of your life.

Even if it means finding
love and companionship

with another man.

Will you do that?

You just want me to say
yes so you have permission

to go find somebody else
when I'm in the ground.

Hell no!

I want you to die alone and miserable.

Whatever Mother wants.

You know, Lord, they're
gonna put me under tomorrow

for surgery, and, uh...

I hope I see my husband's face

when I wake up and not yours.

No offense.

Hey, Mom, come
in here for a second!

Oh, yeah, and could you find her a man?

I wouldn't ask, but she's not easy.

Surprise!

Hey! What is this?

All your favorites... Ham and cakes.

Tuna casserole.

I'm having surgery tomorrow.

I can't eat nothin' past 8:00 p.m.

And right now, it is 7:52.

Whoo!

You guys are the best.

What did I do to deserve this?

7:53.

Okay, move, everybody!

Hey, hit me up with that ham.

No, wait, that's gonna
take too much time to chew.

Gimme the casserole.

Come on!

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