06x19 - Mr. Sandman

Episode transcripts for the TV series, "The Cosby Show". Aired: September 20, 1984 – April 30, 1992.*
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Series follows the Huxtable family, an African-American upper middle class family, living in a brownstone in Brooklyn Heights, New York.
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06x19 - Mr. Sandman

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♪ Da Da Da Da Do ♪

Grandpa, Are You Ready
For Your Walk Today?

Yes, Indeedy!

Let's Take A Walk
Around The Park.

Okay.

I Just Love The Park.

Look, Grandpa.

There's A Tree.

Hi, Mr. Tree.

How's Those Leaves Hanging?

There's Mr. Squirrel.

Hi, Mr. Squirrel.

Don't Chew

With Your Mouth Open.

Hey.

Look, Grandpa.

It's Dr. Huxtable.

Say Hello.

Hi, Doc.

Don't Give Me
Any Nasty Medicine.

Well, How Are You, Grandpa?

You Seem To Be
A Little Stiff Today.

And Who Are All These
Other Little Stiff People

Around You, Grandpa?

This Is Grandma, This Is Dad

Their Son, Television,
And Their Daughter, Radio.

"Their Son, Television,
And Their Daughter, Radio"?

Yes.

Television And Radio
Clothespin?

The Wilsons.

(Phone Ringing)

Clair:
I'll Get It.

The Wilsons Are Going
On Their Sunday Drive.

Where You Going
To Drive Them?

To Disney World.

You Can't Go To Disney World.

You Didn't Win
A Super Bowl.

Cliff, Pick Up.

It's Mrs. Mcgee,
Rudy's Teacher.

Hello, Mrs. Mcgee.

How Are You?

Good Afternoon, Dr. Huxtable.

Good Afternoon.

Usually When You Call

Rudy's In Some Kind
Of Trouble.

I'm Not Calling You To Tell You
How Much I Miss You.

(Phony Chuckle)

Rudy's Class Has A Project
On Life In The s.

Rudy's Assignment

Is To Perform A Dance
From That Period.

George Thompson
Is A Classmate Of Rudy's

And He's An Excellent Dancer.

He Takes It All Very Seriously
And He's Marvelous.

Rudy Is Talented As Well

So I Made Them A Team

To Do A Routine
For Friday Night's Presentation.

How's Rudy Doing?

Rudy Is Doing Nothing.

Maybe Since George
Is Such A Great Dancer

It Isn't A Good Idea
To Make Rudy His Partner.

Dr. Huxtable, That Is
Absolutely Ridiculous!

He's A More Experienced Dancer

But Rudy Is A Very Talented
Little Girl.

If She Applies Herself
And Works Hard

She Could Dance Every Bit
As Good As George Any Day.

Mrs. Huxtable,
You Understand Me, Don't You?

I Understand Everything
You're Saying.

Would You Do Me A Favor
And Explain It To Your Husband?

And Once Again

Mrs. Huxtable,
Thank You Very Much.

Good-Bye, Dr. Huxtable.

Cliff?

Yes, Dear.

We Should Talk To Rudy.

Clair:
Rudy!

Come Downstairs
Immediately.

Rudy:
Yes, Mom.

I Should Have Known.

Every Day I've Asked

"How Did Your Dance
Rehearsals Go?"

She Says, "Fine."

You'd Think
I Would Know Better By Now

That If One Of Our Children
Tells Me "Fine"

That Really Means,
"I'm Going To Tell Mom

"Anything I Have To

As Long As She Doesn't
Check Up On Me."

Hi, Mom.

Sit Down.

We Just Got A Call
From Mrs. Mcgee.

Is This About Dancing?

Yes, It's About Dancing.

It's Not Fair.

George Has Been Taking
Dance Lessons For Five Years.

I Can't Dance Like Him.

Mrs. Mcgee Thinks You'd
Do Better If You'd Practice.

I'd Have To Practice Forever
To Get That Good.

We Have To Do This By Friday.

Let Me Get This Straight.

Your Logic Is

Rather Than Practice
With Somebody Who Is Good

You'd Rather Just Wait
Until The Performance

And Then Stand There
And Really Look Interesting?

Right.

Guess What?

You Will Be Taking
Every Extra Class

That Mr. Sims Can Give You
From Now Until Next Friday.

Oh, Man.

I Should Have Known

When You Spent $
On Tap Shoes

You Were Going
To Make Me Suffer.

Look, Everybody,
A Magic Island.

It's Out On The Ocean.

Let's Get On The Boat
And Go Over.

What's Up?

Look, Everybody.

Theo's On The Magic Island.

On A Magic Island?

Yes, You, Me And The Wilsons.

Who Are The Wilsons?

Can't You See?

They're Right Here.

This Is Grandma, This Is Dad

Here's Their Son, Television,
And Their Daughter, Radio.

Oh, Okay.

Well, Hi, Wilsons.

Happy To Meet You.

Don't You Want To Play?

I Came To Talk To Dad.

Come On!

Okay.

I'll Play With Grandpa.

That's Not Grandpa,
That's Grandma.

Oh, Sorry.

Wouldn't It Be Easier
To Tell Them Apart

If You Painted Faces On Them?

Why? Nobody Has To
Paint Your Face

To Know Who You Are.

Yeah.

Look, Theo,
A Magic Cloud.

Yeah, I See It.

It's Made
Of Chocolate.

Let's Eat It.

I Don't Really
Have Time For That.

Chocolate Clouds
Are The Best Ones.

Okay.

That's What
You Call Eating?

Come On, Eat!

Okay, I'm Eating.

Mmm, Mmm.

Yum, Yum,
Yum, Yum!

Chocolate Clouds
Are My Favorite.

Yummy, Yummy!

Give Me More.

Mmm, Mmm.

Yum, Yum, Yum.

How You Doing?

I'm Eating Chocolate Clouds
With Olivia.

Here, Have Some.

Yeah, Have Some.

Oh, Boy.

Tastes Good.

I Didn't Come

Just To Eat Clouds.

I Brought My Tuition Bill.

Get The Money From Where

You're Getting
The Chocolate.

Cliff:
Whoa, Whoa.

Where You Going?

To The Mall.

Rudy, You Have A Dance Class
Scheduled In An Hour.

Mr. Sims Has A Class
On Saturday?

We Scheduled It
Especially For You.

Now Get Your Stuff.

Oh, Dad.

Just When You Think
Things Couldn't Get Worse.

Sorry, Rudy.

Maybe We Can Go Next Week.

Bye, Dad.

Why Is It That You Children--

If You Have Time Off--

Go To The Mall?

What Else Is There To Do?

You Could Read A Book.

You Are Always Telling Me
To Read A Book.

Read What Book?

What About Ionesco?

Wrote A Wonderful Play,
Rhinoceros.

I Read Him In School.

The Teacher Asked Us
To Identify Symbolism In It.

Not One Kid Had A Clue.

The Biggest Drain
On A Young Person's Intellect

Is Discussing
Old Books.

Euripides?

Euripides,
Who Wrote

Medea, Electra
And The Trojan Women?

Yes.

I Read Him, Too.

Even Teachers
Don't Understand Euripides.

Well, Would You Tell Me
What Is So Intellectual

About Wandering
Up And Down The Mall?

The Mall Has Absolutely
Nothing To Do With Intellect.

Then Why Are You Going
To The Mall?

For Relaxation,
I Go And Look In Stores.

And Look For Boys.

No Doubt About It.

But I Also Go
And Meet My Friends There.

And Look For Boys.

No Doubt About It.

But There's A Bookstore,
And Sometimes I Go In.

And Look For Boys.

Yeah.

No Doubt About It.

All Right. Yes.

What's Wrong With
Looking For Boys?

Denise Married A Boy,
Sondra Married A Boy

Mom Married A Boy--
Or What Used To Be A Boy.

And Someday

I Hope To Be Married, Too.

But If I Don't
Start Meeting Boys

I Could Be Living Here
The Rest Of My Life.

Go To The Mall.

And Look For Boys.

Hi, Rudy.

Hi.

I'm Glad You're Here.

When You See How Bad I Am,
You'll Take Me Out Of Class

Before I Embarrass
The Huxtable Name.

Your Mother Says Just Do
The Best You Can, Okay?

You'll Be Sorry.

So This Is Where You Dance.

Yup.

It's A Good Place To Dance.

There's Nothing To Break.

Where's Your Partner, George?

He's Not Here.

Look, I Don't Think
He's That Good.

You're Talking About...

Get Started, George.

All Right.

Five, Six, Seven
And One...

Yes, And Turn
And Lean.

Hi, Rudy.

All Right.

That's George.

At Least Your Shoes
Are Better Than His.

Now I'm Sure That
Mrs. Mcgee

Put You With Somebody
Who Was Great

So That You Would Be
Even Better.

All Right, Rudy And George,
Let's Get Started.

You're A Little Old
For This Class.

No, I'm Not In The Class, Sir.

I'm Her Father.

I've Come To Watch.

Dr. Huxtable,
I'm Mrs. Mitchell.

I've Been Putting Together
A Routine For George And Rudy.

Thank You.

I Appreciate It.

You Ready To Practice?

I Guess So.
Yeah.

Come On.

Mr. Sims,
When I'm Finished

I'll Bring Them Back

And You Can See
How They're Doing.

Can I Come?

Sure, Sugar,
Come On.

(Phone Ringing)

Excuse Me, I Have To Get That.

(Making Tap Sounds)

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

Challenge!

We're Back.

Yay!

Mr. Sims:
How They Doing?

I Think You Better
Take A Look.

("I'm Just Wild About Harry")

Five, Six,
Seven, Eight...

No, Rudy, It's...

You Can Do It Now.

It's Not That Bad.

Come On, Rudy.

You're Not That Bad.

Mr. Sims, How Much Time
Can You Spend With Her

Until She Gets It Right?

I Got All The Time In The World.

Thank You.

And Two And Three
And Four And...

That's Better.

Yes.

And Then Smile, Rudy.

And Keep
That Smile On.

All Right?

All Right, All Right.

The Dancers Are Waiting
In The Wings.

We Are Moments Away
From Dancing Dazzlement

And Terpsichorean Triumph.

Rudy's Outfit Is So Fly.

And I'd Like To Draw
Your Attention

To The Headband
She Is Wearing

That I Purchased
At The Mall.

When I Grow Up,
I Want To Be A Tap Dancer.

I Saw Your Moves

And You're Becoming A Regular
Little Miss Tip-Tap-Toe.

Let's Sign Her Up For Lessons
And Get Her Some Tap Shoes.

No, Don't Spend Your Money
On That.

Then You Won't Have Enough
To Move Out Of This House.

Ladies And Gentlemen,
Presenting George And Rudy.

(Cheers And Applause)

("I'm Just Wild About Harry")

Denise:
You Guys Are So Good.

Yes, Yes.

That Was Great.

(Phone Ringing)

Hello?

Dr. Huxtable,
This Is Mrs. Mcgee.

How Are You?

I'll Get My Wife For You.

No, No, No, No, No,
I Can Talk To You.

It's Not That Important.

I Just Spoke To Mr. Sims

And He Tells Me
That Rudy And George

Are Going To Cut
Quite A Rug Friday.

I Don't Know How You
Handled This With Rudy

But He Says She's Coming On
Like Gangbusters.

Well, Thank You.

Thank You Very, Very Much.

Um, Did He, Uh...

Tell You That I Danced As Well
Over At His Place?

Yes, He Did

And He Said That, In Your Heart,
You're A True Dancer.

Thank You.

Thank You Very Much.

We Want To Thank You
For Your Spirit

And Your Loving Care Of Rudy.

You're More Than Welcome.

And I'm Very, Very Proud Of Her.

Good-Bye, Dr. Huxtable.

Thank You.

Clair:
Cliff.

Hey.

I've Got Something
For You.

Yeah?

You Were So Good Helping Rudy,
You Deserve A Treat.

Really?

Guess.

Some Lettuce, And, Uh

With Raw Barley.

I Said A Treat.

Is Something Going
To Fall On My Head?

Are You Going To Yank This
Away From Me?

Huh?

For Me?

For You.

Where Have You Been?

All My Life.
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