- I deliver perfection…|and don’t brag about it! 😀
- Okay, here’s his diaper bag…
- …and his Mr. Winky.
- And…
- …him. Hi!
- How did everything go?|- Great!
There was a projectile…
…throwing up incident,|but he started it.
We’ve gotta go.
Oh, right.
I’ve got some news.|It’s about us.
You and me?
No. Susan and me.
The other “us”.
We’re getting married.
As in, “I now pronounce you|wife and wife” married?
We’d like you to come.|We understand if you don’t want to.
Why wouldn’t I want to come?|I had fun at the first wedding.
I just thought that…
Why shouldn’t I be happy for you?|What would it say about me…
…if I couldn’t revel|in your joy?
And I’m reveling, baby!|Believe me!
Is your finger caught in that chair?
Want us to go?
The One With the Lesbian Wedding
English Subtitles by|GELULA & CO., INC.
This is cool.|You’re actually on television.
I know.|It really hit me last night.
I’m on “Days of our Lives”.
Then I started thinking about us,|and how these are the days of our lives.
Yes!
What?
Carol and Susan’s caterer|had a bike accident…
…and she’s in a|full-body cast.
They asked me, which is cool|since I’ve never catered…
…and I need the money.|Is this a problem?
- Would it matter?|- You’re so great!
Thank you!
- You’re really not going?|- I’m really not.
They already live together.|Why do they need to get married?
They love each other.
They wanna celebrate that love|with the people close to them.
If you wanna call|that a reason.
{y:i}Who’s the bitterest|{y:i}man in the living room?
{y:i}The bitterest man|{y:i}in the living room?
Hi, neighbor.
- I thought you were over this.|- That has nothing to do with it.
If she were marrying a guy,|you wouldn’t expect me to go.
If she were marrying a guy,|she’d be the worst lesbian ever.
Did I miss it?
No, I’m on right after this guy|shoots himself.
She’s pretty.
And she’s really nice.
She taught me about|how to work with the cameras…
…and smell-the-fart acting.
- I’m sorry, what?|- Excuse me?
You got so many lines|to learn so fast that sometimes…
…you need a minute|to remember your next one.
So while you’re thinking…
…you take this big pause|where you look all intense.
Like this…
Here’s my scene!|Here’s my scene!
{y:i}Mrs. Wallace?
{y:i}Dr. Drake Ramoray,|{y:i}your sister’s neurosurgeon.
{y:i}Is she going to be all right?
{y:i}I’m afraid the situation|{y:i}is much more dire than we’d expected.
{y:i}Your sister’s suffering from a…
{y:i}… subcranial hematoma.
{y:i}Perhaps we can|{y:i}discuss this further over coffee.
Nice!
For a minute, I thought you were|actually smelling something.
- Do it again!|- All right!
- That was so good!|- Do it again.
“Damn it, Braverman!|It’s right there on the chart!”
I gotta get to work.|I got a big dinosaur bone to inspect.
No, that’s me.
Oh, right.
Oh, thanks. Couldn’t…
Is everything okay?
No.
One of my clients died|on the massage table today.
Oh, my God!
That’s a little more relaxed|than you want them to get.
She was, you know,|82 years old…
…and her name was|Mrs. Adelman.
Oh, honey.
It’s just so strange. You know…
…she probably woke up|this morning and thought…
…I’ll have some breakfast,|take a walk, then have my massage.
Little did she know God thought,|”Okay, but that’s it.”
Oh, but the weirdest things was…
…I was cleansing her aura|when it happened.
And when her spirit|left her body…
…I don’t think it went very far.
What do you mean?
I think it went into me.
This is so hard.
I can’t decide|between lamb or duck.
Well, lambs are scarier.
Or the movie would’ve been called|{y:i}Silence of the Ducks.
Okay, who ordered what?
I had the half-drunk cappuccino|with the lipstick on the rim.
And this with the cigarette|butt in it, is that decaf?
Oh, God.
You’re so uptight|about your mom coming.
I know. I just don’t want|her to think that because…
…I didn’t marry Barry|my life is crap.
Talk about crap, just|listen to Stella Neidman…
…tell her story about Rod Steiger|for the hundredth time.
Pheebs? How long do you think|this lady will be with us?
I don’t know. She obviously|has some unfinished business.
Sit up!
There she is!
- Mom!|- Hey, sweetie!
So this is where you work!
Oh, it’s wonderful!
Is it a living room?|Is it a restaurant? Who can tell?
I guess that’s the fun.
Pretty much.|Here, meet my friends.
Monica! You look gorgeous!
Oh, my! The last time I saw you,|it was eat or be eaten.
This is Joey.
This is Phoebe.
This is Chandler.
You remember Ross?
Oh, hello, Ross.
Mrs. Greene.
What do you think of my|daughter, in the apron…
…with the big job!
Oh, Mom!
If you didn’t pour the coffee,|no one would have anything to drink.
Believe me, sometimes that happens.
This is just so exciting!|You know, I never worked.
I went from my father’s house|to the sorority house…
…to my husband’s house.|I am just so proud of you!
Really?
I know who you remind me of.
Evelyn Durmer.
That’s before the lousy face-lift.|Now she looks like Soupy Sales.
Pheebs? Who’s Evelyn Durmer?
I don’t know.|Who’s Soupy Sales?
Oh, my God!
There’s an unattractive|nude man playing the cello.
Just be glad he’s not playing|a smaller instrument.
You have some life here, sweetie!
Mom, I realize you were upset|when I didn’t marry Barry…
…and get the house in the suburbs|with all the security.
This is just|so much better for me.
I know.|You didn’t love Barry, honey.
And I’ve never seen you this happy.
I look at you and I think,|”This is what I want.”
For me.
Well, not just for you.
What do you mean?
I’m considering|leaving your father.
All right, tell me|if this is too cute.
Lesbian wedding…|chicken breasts.
Oh, God.|I think I’m gonna be sick.
What? It’s not like I’m putting|little nipples on them.
- You had no idea?|- None.
They didn’t fight?
No, they didn’t even|talk to each other.
How was I suppose to know|they were having problems?
You know, in my day,|divorce was not an option.
Hey, look who’s up!
I just can’t believe|this is happening!
When I was little,|all parents got divorced.
I figured as an adult,|I wouldn’t have to worry about it.
Can’t you look at this|as flattering?
She just wants to be like you.
Well, couldn’t she have just|copied my haircut?
When my parents divorced,|they sent me to a shrink…
…and she told me|that kids blame themselves.
But in your case,|it’s actually kind of true.
Oh, that’s him.
Damn! My mail-order|grandfather hasn’t come yet.
- Phoebe?|- Hi, Mr. Adelman.
- Nice to see you.|- Thanks for coming.
That’s okay. Although you did|cut into my busy day of sitting.
Do you wanna sit?
No, I spent most of my morning|trying to stand up.
What can I do|for you, my dear?
Okay, I don’t know how|to say this, but…
I think when your wife’s spirit|left her body…
…it kind of stuck around…
…in me.
You’re saying|my wife is in you?
Yeah. You don’t have to|believe me, but…
…can you think of|any unfinished business she had?
Any reason to hang around?
I don’t know what to say.
All I can think of is that…
…she used to say that before she died,|she wanted to see everything.
- Everything?|- Everything.
That’s a lot of stuff.
Oh, wait, I…
I remember she also said she wanted|to sleep with me one last time.
I’m sorry.|There’s laughing in my head.
Worth a shot, huh?
Look at this!
These are all Halloween,|three years ago.
Oh, and look, here’s Barry.
He came straight|from the office?
Oh, no.|That was his costume.
See, he’s actually an orthodontist,|but he came as a regular dentist.
You guys?
Remember when I said|that I don’t need your help?
Actually, I think you said…
…”Don’t touch that|and get out of my kitchen.”
Really? Weird.|Anyway…
I planned really well.|I planned and planned.
I just didn’t plan|enough time to do it.
- You want some help?|- Lf you want.
What a day!
I took her everywhere.
The Museum of Modern Art,|Rockefeller Center…
…the Statue of Liberty.
She’s still with you?
Yes. I guess she hasn’t|seen everything yet.
Be right back. She has to go|to the bathroom again.
Such a pretty face!
Oh, this is so much fun!|Just the girls!
Do you know what we should do?|Does anybody have any marijuana?
God!
Look, no one’s smoking pot|around all this food.
Well, that’s fine.
I never did it.|I just thought I might.
What’s new in sex?
What’s new in sex?
The only man I’ve been with|is your father.
I’m dicing. I’m dicing.|I don’t hear anything.
This is no offense to your dad,|but I was thinking…
…there might be more.
You know what? I cannot|have this conversation with you.
All right.
You come here and drop this bomb on me|before you even tell Daddy.
Do you want my blessing?|Want me to talk you out of it?
Then what do you want?
I guess I figured|you would understand.
Why on earth|would I understand this?
You didn’t marry your Barry, honey.
But I married mine.
We’re in trouble. We’ve only got|12 hours and 36 minutes left.
Move, move, move!
I feel like you should|have German subtitles.
Joey, speed it up!
I’m sorry! It’s the pigs!|They’re reluctant to get in the blanket!
How did this happen?|I thought you had this planned out.
Do you want me to cry?
Is that what you want?
Do you wanna see me cry?
Sir, no, sir!
All right, you!
No. Look, I told you,|I am not a part of this thing.
Look, Ross. I know you have issues with|Carol and Susan, and I feel for you.
But if you don’t help,|I’m gonna take those hot dogs…
…and create an appetizer|called “Pigs In Ross”.
All right, ball a melon!
How come I’m stuck dicing|when he gets to ball a melon?
- How’s it going?|- Great! Right on schedule.
Got my little happy helpers.
That’s fine. Whatever.
What’s wrong?
Nothing.
Okay, everything.|I think we’re calling off the wedding.
You’re still gonna pay me, right?
Or something a little less selfish.
What’s the matter?|What happened?
My parents called to say|they weren’t coming.
I knew they were|having trouble with this, but…
…they’re my parents.|They’re supposed to give me away.
Susan and I fought because|I said maybe we should call it off.
She said, “This isn’t for them.|It’s for us.”
And if I couldn’t see that,|we should cancel the wedding.
I don’t know what to do.
I can’t believe I’m gonna say this,|but I think Susan’s right.
You do?
Do you love her? And don’t be|too emphatic about this.
Of course I do.
Well then, that’s it.
If George and Adelaide can’t|accept that, then the hell with them.
If my parents didn’t want me|to marry you…
…no way that would’ve|stopped me.
Look, this is your wedding.
Do it.
You’re right.|Of course you’re right.
So we’re back on?
We’re back on.
You heard the woman!|Peel! Chop! Devil!
Can’t believe|I lost two minutes!
It just seems so futile.
You know?|All these women, and nothing!
I feel like Superman|without my powers, you know?
I have the cape,|and yet I cannot fly.
Well, now you understand|how I feel every single day.
The world is my lesbian wedding.
Butterscotch?
No one?
All right,|you’ll be sorry later.
- Thank you.|- Anytime.
Ross.
Nothing makes God happier…
…than when two people, any two people,|come together in love.
Friends, family,|we’re gathered here today…
…to join Carol and Susan|in holy matrimony.
Oh, my God!
Now I’ve seen everything!
She’s gone!
She’s gone!
She’s gone.
Go ahead, get married.|Go, go!
{y:i}Strangers in the night
{y:i}Exchanging glances
{y:i}Wondering in the night
Would you look at them?
Yeah. Can’t help but.
How’s that pig-in-the-blanket|working out for you?
I wrapped those bad boys.
I miss Rose.
Oh, yeah?
I know it’s kind of weird, but|she was a big part of my life…
I don’t know, I feel alone.
You know, I couldn’t help|overhearing what you just said.
I think it’s time you forget about Rose,|move on with your life.
How about we get you a drink?
Okay. So nice!
I shouldn’t even bother|coming up with a line, right?
Hey, Mom, having fun?
Am I! I just danced|with a wonderfully large woman.
And three other girls|made eyes at me over at the buffet.
I’m not saying|it’s something I wanna pursue…
…but it’s nice to know|I have options.
There’s more alcohol, right?
How you doing?
You did a good thing today.
You wanna dance?
No, that’s fine.
Come on.
I’ll let you lead.
Look, penis, schmenis!
Okay? We’re all people.
Which one of us is gonna be|the first one to get married?
Mon, I was married.
- Yeah, me too, technically.|- I had a wedding.
Just trying to|start a discussion.
Which one do you think|will be the last to get married?
Isn’t Ben in this?
Of course!
Absolutely.
