All language subtitles for Reba - 2x19 - The Wall.DVDRip.en

[ Roars ]
Feel the power of Senor Frog!

- I terminate you!
- [ Laughs ]

- Let me go.
-Jake, take it easy on your dad.
Those are some brittle bones.

Ah. I think I got him
this time, Reba.

- Soda?
- Why, thank you.

- Sucker punch,Jake!
- No!

I win!

I don't know, Brock.
You always fall for the soda trick.

Yeah. You think I'd have learned
after all these years.

[ Laughs ]
Okay, you can leave now.

- Adios, Senor Frog.
- [ Door Opens ]

Hey. There he is,
Mr. Football.

And his wife,
Mrs. Football.

Hey, guys.
Remember Baby Football?

Oh. That should be
your nickname.

So how was
your first day back?

Oh, Coach says,
"Montgomery, you're slow, fat and stupid.''

[ Chuckles ]
One day, and Coach already knows my name.

Attaboy.Jake?

You better sleep with one eye open!
Ah ha ha ha! See you guys later.

Hey, you know what's fun
after a hard day at school?

- Taking care of your baby.
- Oh, come here, sweetie.

Mommy is gonna miss you
so much tonight.

What? Why are you
gonna miss her?

We're going to dinner with Van's parents
to a fancy French restaurant.

Yeah, I don't know
about that, Cheyenne.

I know my parents have been cool
the last few times we've seen 'em...

but, you know,
it's still weird for me.

Van, this is important. We're trying
to build a bridge between us and them.

While you're busy building your bridge,
who's gonna watch Elizabeth?

Well, we're kind of busy,
and... you're kind of not.

Guys, you can't just assume that I'm
always gonna be here to watch Elizabeth.

- I mean, what if I had plans for tonight?
- Yeah, good one.

Oh, all right.
I'll watch her this time.

But you guys have got to start
taking more responsibility for your child.

Thanks, Mom. You're the best.
Bye, angel. [ Kisses ]

Say bye-bye.
Say bye-bye-bye.

Okay, it's just me and you, kid.
It's time to wrestle. A one, a two, a three.

[ Screams, Imitates Explosion ]
Oh, you dominate.

- [ Babbles ]
- [ Laughs ]

[ Reba ]
Ha, hey.!

?? [ Singing ]

?? [ Continues ]

?? [ Ends ]

- Oh, Mom. You gotta see
the one of Elizabeth sleeping.
- That's a really cute one.

- Oh!
- There it is.

Yep, and that's the one of her crying
after Van insisted we take the picture.

She looks just like Van did.
We have missed so much.

But we're here now.
And... we have a camera.

Hey, Van. Why don't you take a picture
of us looking at the pictures?

Okay, I got a bucket
of chicken for dinner.

I know it's not snooty French food...

but it does come in a "la buckette. '"

[ Laughs ]
Hi, Dan, Sue.

- Hello, Reba, " Ki-ra.''
- It's " Kyra.'' Thanks again, Mom.

- Hi there.
- My parents wanted to come by and see the baby.

[ Chuckles ] Great.

She's right over here.

[ Chuckles ] Van, I think now's a good time
to take a picture of the lucky grandma.

Oh, no. I just got in from work
and my hair's a mess, but-

Oh.

Reba, we know it's dinnertime, and we really
don't want to overstay our welcome.

Oh, no. Stay. I mean, I got
a family pack and three sides.

- Here, you can have my biscuit.
- Oh, thanks. We'll pass.

But we do have something
we wanna give Elizabeth. Van, Cheyenne.

I know we've missed some earlier
photo opportunities...

but here's a little something
we hope will help create some new ones.

Oh, thank you.
It's a key.

Welcome to this week's episode
of Cheyenne Identiies Objects.

" Dearest Elizabeth: This key
will unlock stable number eight...

at the Bobolink Pastures,
where you'll find your very own pony.''

- A pony?
- A pony?

A pony?
[ Squeals ]

- Wow, what a gift.
- [ Cheyenne ] Oh, my God.

Well, it's a very nice gift, but
it isn't very practical, is it?

I mean, who's gonna take care of him,
'cause I sure don't have time to watch a pony too.

Oh, no. The-
The people at the stable will watch her.

And you know,
couple of those guys are single.

[ Chuckles ] But is that a really
good gift for a baby?

I mean, a wild animal?

You guys, we should take Elizabeth to pet it
so she gets to know it before she rides it.

- It's perfect.
- [ Door Opens ]

Because those dragonflies
love each other, that's why.

Hi, Mom.
Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery.

- Hey.
- Hey, Sue, Dan.

Dad, Van's parents
bought Elizabeth a pony.

- What?
- Isn't that amazing?

I've always wanted a pony,
and now my daughter has one.

Oh, honey. I wanted to get you a pony when
you were little, but... your mom said no.

Yes, and no offense,
but rather than giving you gifts...

we decided to give you
love and kindness and affection.

Yeah, but you can't ride love
at the state fair.

No, you can't!

- Can we go ride the pony?
- I don't see why not.

- Can I go too?
-Jake, don't you have homework?

Not if I can ride a pony.

- We'll all go.
- Oh, how exciting.
- Let me grab the chicken.

Hello, honey. I can hardly wait
to get a picture of you on your new pony.

And then maybe afterwards,
we can go back to our house...

so you can see where your
other grandparents live, huh?

- What?
- Oh, no. That's a great idea.

- That way Mom won't have to watch her.
- I don't have any plans.

No, this is perfect. Maybe you guys
can watch Elizabeth sometimes...

so Mrs. H doesn't always have to.

Oh, don't call me Mrs. H. My name is Grandma.
And I'm happy to watch her.

- We'll be glad to pitch in. Let's go, everybody.
- [ Van ] Whoo!

- Let's go.
- Where are you going?

I wanna go see the pony.

- Yeah. Who doesn't love a pony?
- I love ponies.

Hope y'all get there
and it's a big ol' fat dog.

- Okay, ready?
- Ready.

All right. Touchdown! Yahoo!
Raise the roof. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Praise the man upstairs.

Spin the ball
and break-dance around it.

[ Vocalizing ]

Well, somebody found a quarter.

For your information...

we are practicing the official
Van Montgomery touchdown dance.

Well, the good news is
you won't be doing it much.

You know what this needs?
My Batman costume.

Hey, football star. You wanna
walk your lucky wife to class this morning?

- My friends are dying to meet you.
- I'm sorry, honey. I can't.

I have to hit the weight room,
and then I have to make up a math test.

Well, maybe we can have lunch.
The board of health reopened the cafeteria.

No. No, I'm supposed to watch game film
during lunch. But hey, I'm free at 2:00.

- Oh, my last class is at 2:00. But after-
- I have practice after.

Can't you take the day off?

Take the day off?
Sure, let mejust ask Coach.

" Hey, Coach.
Can I take the day off?''

" Why, Montgomery?
So you can get slower, fatter and stupider?''

No. Nope.
Nope, Coach says no.

But I thought we'd be together.

Well,you can walk me
to the gym.

I don't wanna walk you
to the gym. Who's gonna see us?

What's the point of being married
to a big football star...

if nobody's gonna
see us together?

- Kyra, do you mind?
- Oh, I'm sorry.

I was just dying to know
how this all turns out.

Listen. Cheyenne, listen.

Coach says if I work real hard,
I have a chance to make it to the NFL.

You know what that means.

Even if I'm a scrub,
that leads to announcing gigs.

And then the big jackpot:
infomercials.

But, Van, infomercials are on at night.
Then we would never have dinner together.

- I tell you what. Tonight-
- Yeah?

We'll have dinner,
just me and you. I promise.

- Okay, it's a date.
- All right.

Whoo! It's gonna be okay.
Everybody, it's gonna be okay.

Yeah, I know
I just called, Sue...

but I forgot to mention that Elizabeth
likes her apple juice at room temperature.

Well, no, if grape juice is all you have,
it doesn't really have to be room temperature...

'cause Elizabeth
hates grape juice.

Okay. Fine.

- [ Phone Beeps ]
- Yeah, you'd know best after three hours.

- Hey, Reba.
- Hey, Barbra Jean. That looks heavy.

Oh, it is. Real heavy.
The beams are made of real oak.

Wow. It's a beauty.
Thanks for bringing it by and showing me.

- Oh!
-[ Knocking ]

Good one. [ Laughs ]
It's for Elizabeth.

- Oh.
- Where is she?

She's with the big shots
who got her the pony.

Right now they're probably out
gettin' prices on a baby elephant.

Well, I think a little girl
likes a dollhouse more than a pony.

I mean, for one thing, no poop.
[ Chuckles ]

Oh, for the tenth time,
Cheyenne, I'm exhausted.

We'll have a romantic dinner
another night.

We should go get Elizabeth. I think she's spent
enough time with her other grandparents.

But, Van, you promised.

Mom, will you please tell Van that a big sack
of tacos is not a romantic dinner?

Or can you tell her that a big sack
of anything is romantic when you're in love?

Or you could both take a look
at the beautiful dollhouse I got Elizabeth.

Oh, yeah. Look.

Football and school are like workin' two jobs,
and arguing with you makes three.

Now, I'm tired. I'm gonna go upstairs
and eat and sleep. Chicken or beef?

- Vegetarian!
- What?

She said vegetarian. And seriously, guys,
it's time for Elizabeth's apple juice.

Well, if you wanted vegetarian,
why didn't you ask for vegetarian?

I did ask for vegetarian. Ha!

Well, guess what!
I wasn't listening! Ha back!

- Can you believe him?
- [ Staccato ] No, I can't.
We should go get your daughter.

- Mom, I'm sure she's fine.
- I don't think so.

Those people don't have the first clue
about how to take care of a baby.

And they sure don't wanna
hear about it either.

Mom, you have your way,
and they have theirs.

I think I know
what's best for my child.

[ Sighs, Chuckles ]
I mean, your child.

Can't we just go get her?
I don't like this.

Well, you're gonna have to learn to like it,
because she's spending the night over there.

You're lettin' her have
a sleepover on a school night?

Barbra Jean, did you hear that?

Earthquake!

[ Cackles ]

Elizabeth is not ready
to spend the night over there.

This is absolutely wrong,
Barbra Jean.

- You're right, Reba.
- I'm not talkin' to you.

We have got to get that baby
away from those pony people.

If they're in, I'm out.

What? Why would you say that?

Because they're real grandparents.

You and Brock are
real grandparents to Elizabeth.

I'm just a young, attractive woman
that married her grandfather.

How can you be so selfish?

- This isn't about you. It's about me!
- Ow.

I do her bedtime routine.

Apple juice, bath time,
two silly stories...

give her a blanket and she's out.

Right about now, she's spittin' out grape juice
and cryin' for Grandma Reba.

And the young, attractive woman
that married Papa Brock.

Oh, my gosh. They don't have
Elizabeth's blankie.

She can't go to sleep
without her blankie.

Of course not.
A blankie is like scotch to a child.

- I'm gonna go give it to her.
- Yeah, let's go.

Why do you think
I'd let you go with me?

Because if things get rough,
you're gonna need some muscle.

Okay, but I call the shots.
Batman, Robin. Got it?

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

- [ Ringing On Receiver]
- No answer. Where could they have gone?

Well, I see some light.
Someone must be home.

Oh no, wait.
That's the gatehouse. Oh!

- Man, they should be answering their phone.
- [ Phone Beeps, Rings ]

I don't like this. I mean,
what if we were Ed McMahon...

and we were here
with a big fat check?

Yeah, like they need it.
[ Scoffs ]

[ Gasps ] Oh, God. I hope they didn't
sell Elizabeth on the black market.

A healthy baby
brings a pretty penny.

- No answer.
- What if they're in there and
they're havin' a swingers party?

Do you know
where Brock is tonight?

Let's go home.
This is a crazy idea.

Oh, no. The Reba I know
doesn't give up.

The Reba I know
would scale that wall...

and give those people a blankie
and a piece of her mind.

- Oh, Barbra Jean.
- No, Reba. I'm going over the wall.

- Give me a boost.
- Me boost you? You'd pound me into the ground.

There'd be just this little head
down here in the dirt.

Well, we're not leaving
until this blanket is in front of that door.

We came to perform a mission,
and our mission is incomplete.

Oh, what's that I hear, Reba?
A tiny cry in the night?

" Grammy Weba,
I want my blankie.''

- [ Imitates Baby Crying ]
- All right. All right.

Let's get this over with.
Gimme a boost.

All right. Okay.
Okay. Come on.

[ Grunts ]
Oh, God. Yeah.

[ Grunting ]
Watch the mascara.

- [ Grunting Continues ]
- Little higher.Just a little bit higher.

- Yeah.
- Oh, I see a light.

- Oh!
- What'd you-

Dad-blam it,
I almost had it.

Well, I just started at Bally's.
I can't hold you that long.

All right.Just give me one big push
and I can do the rest. Okay?

Okay. Right. Right.

- Here we go.
- And hyah! Okay.

Come on, Batman.
[ Grunting ]

Hey, did you get new shoes?

- Okay, I got it. Rest's a piece of cake.
- All right.

- [ Alarm Blares ]
- [ Man ] Perimeter violation.
The police have been called.

- Barbra Jean, help me down.
-Jump, Reba!

- I can't. It's too high.
- Well,just shut your eyes and jump!

- Barbra Jean, help me down.
- Perimeter violation.

- I can't take another hit on my police record!
- Barbra Jean!

Barbra Jean!

[ Dan ]
Who's there?

Reba?

Oh. Hi, Dan.
[ Chuckles ]

Could you help me find my Frisbee?
I think it flew over into your yard.

?? [ Piano On TV]

Why are you watching PBS?

If you tell me what PBS stands for,
I'll tell you why I'm watching it.

I know what PBS stands for.

It's not " Peanut Butter Sandwich.''

[ Knocking ]

Hey, kids.
Hey, is Barbra Jean over here?

- No.
- Good. Make sure you tell her
I was looking for her.

Why are you watching PBS?

If you tell me
what PBS stands for-

Forget it.

Hey, where's Van?

He's at school
watching game tapes.

- That kid's really committed to this thing, isn't he?
- Yeah.

- Yeah?
- [ Laughs, Sighs ]

- Could you get him to quit?
- What?

At first I thought him playing football again
would be great, but it's terrible.

I never see him, and when I do,
he's exhausted or sweaty.

I know it's hard right now, angel,
but he's countin' on you.

You know, when I was going to dental school
and workin' nights...

your mom was the only thing
that got me through.

This is about your marriage?
You do remember how it ended, right?

Yeah. Even though those were
our toughest times...

the fact that we sacrificed for each other,
that just brought us closer.

- Until you got divorced.
- Right. Until we got divorced. Give me a break.

You know, it's possible
I learned a few things from our mistakes.

Do you think I'm making a mistake about
bugging Van to spend more time with me?

Well, Cheyenne, do you think he loves you less
when he's not with you?

- Of course not.
- And do you think that
once football season's over...

he's gonna do everything he can
to make up for the time you missed together?

- Yes. Yes.
- Well, then I say...

save your naggin'
until it'll do you some good.

- I said bugging.
- Whatever.

- Thank you, Daddy.
- I'm glad I could help.

But what do I know?
I got divorced.

- Dan, what-what-what was it?
- Hey, Sue.

Reba, how can
I put this delicately?

What the hell were you doin'
on top of our wall?

Well, I wouldn't have had to been on your wall
if you'd just answered your phone.

Well, we were getting so many
helpful phone calls, we finally unplugged it.

- Thereby forcing people onto your wall.
- [ Scoffs ]

Okay. Maybe I did call
one or five times...

but I was just concerned
about the baby...

who is somewhere unsupervised.

She is sleeping in the nursery.

She can't be sleepin'.
I've got her blankie.

By all means, let's wake her up
and give it to her.

She's fine. You know,
we have raised a son.

And you did a great job.
He's a fantastic kid.

- But Elizabeth is my granddaughter.
- She's our granddaughter too.

Right.
For the last couple of weeks.

Okay. We get it.

We haven't been around.
You-You can stop rubbing it in, Reba.

We already feel inferior to you.

[ Exhales ]
Really?

Of course. You've been like Elizabeth's
second mother. We're practically strangers.

- Rich strangers.
- What has that got to do with anything?

Hey. Children can be bought.

Heck, my kids are already liking
y'all better than they like me.

Reba, you have
nothing to worry about.

You have been with Elizabeth
every second of her life.

Which do you think
she's gonna remember-

her first 1 0 months of care and love
or her first pony?

I guess I was just
a little jealous.

Reba?

Would you like a pony?

No, but those little Mini Coopers
are really cute.

Look, I'm really sorry I scaled your wall.
Y'all are doin' a great job.

Reba, we're not going to do anything that
takes away from what you have with Elizabeth.

We're just so grateful
to be back in her life.

We're glad to have you.

Reba, did you know
we call you " Super Grandma''?

[ Laughs ]
Well, I don't like to wear the cape.

[ Laughs ]
See ya.

[ Barbra Jean ]
Ca-caw.! Ca-caw.!

[ Loud Whisper ]
Batman, are you in there?

Who is that?

I have no idea.

But if you have any dogs,
now would be a good time to release 'em.

Acme.!
[ Coughing ]