Jason: Yeah, well what you got to understand.. Carol: And I understand why you were yelling at me. I mean you were really disappointed in me. I've betrayed your trust.Maggie: Yes, but what's important here ... Carol: And I have never done that before. At least not for something as serious as this. So I guess under the circumstances, I understand why you grounded me for three weeks.Jason: Well uh, I’m glad we can have this little talk. Carol: You wanted to say something?Jason: Uh, I think we've pretty much covered it now.Carol: I'm sorry. Maggie: Oh honey, that’s ok. I mean it’s not Ok. I mean. You know what I mean. Jason: And hopefully you'll let us know the next time you want to sneak a guy in. I mean... Carol: I know what you mean. And mum, dad, it won’t ever happen again. Trust me. Jason: Well I think we are finally getting the hang of this parenting business.
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Maggie: This is Maggie Malone, with this live exclusive. The end of the three week old Long Island garbage strike may be at hand. We have learned exclusively that the head of the sanitation workers local, Harry Spreckles, is meeting in secret session at the home of Long Island garbage Tsar, Reg Cohen, at his Jamaica Bay town house. We do not know the nature of their discussions, or when they will emerge, but I'll be standing by live, to let you know which way the wind is blowing. We now rejoin Channel nineteen’s exclusive presentation of "Ishtar". Chaz, never wear heels to cover a garbage story.(phone rings)Hello, oh good. Mr. Siblovich, I wanted to talk to you. How long do you expect me to be tarnded out...I know a gown is not appropriate attire. No, I frankly wasn’t planning to cover a garbage strike. He thinks I’m showing too much cleavage for a work stoppage. Mr. Siblovich, isn’t there someone else who could relieve me? See, I . There isn't. Well look at is this way, nobody is watching. We are running "Ishtar" tonight for crying out loud. No, I’m sorry. I lost my head. I just wanted to accept this award tonight with all my heart and soul. But I know my job comes first. Not to mention my personal loyalty to you. No, Mr. Siblovich, I’m not just saying that. Right. Goodnight. Well, looks like we are going to be spending the night together. Chaz: The gown was a thoughtful touch.
Maggie: What if this isn’t the garbage Czars house? What if it’s the garbage Dukes?(Phone rings) Maggie: Hello. Yes I’ll accept a collect call. Hi Jason.Singers: Yes, we have no bananas. We have no bananas today. Jason: Honey, we are just about through with the entertainment programme. Mercifully. Look, are you going to be able to make it? Maggie: No.
Jason: What? Maggie: No, I can’t make it. I'm going to be here all night up to my cleavage in garbage.Jason: Honey, they are going to call your name soon. Maggie: Oh honey, have you're just going to have to accept the award for me. Jason: Me! Honey I am not qualified to accept a Mother Of the Year award. Not this year anyway. I wouldn’t know what to say. Maggie: Well that’s why I left a copy of my speech in your pocket. Ben: I know hwy they have no bananas. They ate them all.Jason: Shh! Honey, I better go, or they are going to reconsider your award. Maggie: Bye honey, Thanks.Jason: Alright, I’ll tell you how your speech turns out. Bye. Maggie: Bye. So this is my working mother of the year banquet. Chaz: Gurkin? Maggie: Thank you. I had such a good speech. You want to hear it? Chaz: Uh hu.
Maggie: My fellow working women. A funny thing happened to me on the way to the banquet today. I knew I'd forgotten something. And then I remembered my opening joke. My opening joke. I forgot my opening joke, which is my opening joke. See, it’s funny. Chaz: Hu hu hu. Maggie: You're right. It stinks. I mean what do you expect, the Gettysburg address? I don’t have time to write a speech. Do you have any idea how insane the last twenty four hours of my life have been? Do you want to hear? Well see since my husband as out of town, I was going to spend all night working on my acceptance speech. But see, it just didn’t turn out that way.
(Flash back to the last twenty four hours) Maggie: Michael Seaver, do you have nay idea what time it is? Its three o clock in the morning. Mike: Well mum. I was just, uh, uh, what the heck are you doing?
Maggie: I'm going to work to finish my speech, before things get too hectic around here.
Carol: But isn’t this the day you are supposed to talk to bens current events class? Maggie: What? Ben: Mum, you didn’t forget did you? Maggie: Na. Teacher: Class, can we all say good morning to channel nineteen news reporter, Ms Maggie Malone. Children: Good morning channel nineteen news reporter Ms Maggie Malone.Maggie: Well ok, why don’t we just... Teacher: Ms Malone, who as you know is Bens mum, is going to tell us all about TV journalism. Go ahead. Maggie: Well I really haven’t, you know, prepared a speech today, but you know...a funny thing happened to me on my way here this morning, I knew I’d forgot something and then I remembered. My opening joke. Just a little joke there.
Teacher: Joke!
Maggie: Well I bet you all have a lot of questions about TV news, so why don’t I let you ask away. Girl: Isn’t it true, most TV reporters are vamping news readers with no real journalism credentials?Maggie: No. Its not. Wasn’t that fun. Yes. Boy: Tell us about the time you took Ben along with you when you did that story on the bad guys with the guns. Maggie: Oh, what story was this? Boy: See I told you Seaver was full of it.Maggie: Oh you mean the gun smuggling story.Boy: Yeah.
Man: You know Mrs Seaver, you look very familiar.
Maggie: Maybe we went to school together. Man: No. You're Maggie Malone from channel nineteen. Wow, you know you sure don’t look old enough to be Carols mum.Maggie: You do. Carol: Mum. Maggie: Ron, how old are you? Man: Twenty eight.Maggie: Well well well. And Carol, how old were you on your last birthday? Carol: About seventeen. Maggie: Excuse us Ron. Carol, ask Ron to leave right now. Carol: But mum, if I do that he's going o think that you are not letting me go out with him. Maggie: I am not letting you go out with him.Carol: But, Ron, we will be just one little moment.
Maggie: No we won’t Ron. Ron you will have to leave. Man: Really? Maggie: I'm sorry but you are too old to date my daughter. Man: Oh, I see. Carol: Mum! Man: No no Carol. That’s good. That’s alright. I'll see you. Well I don’t mean see her exactly. It’s just a...Bye. Carol and Maggie: How could you do that? How could I do that?Carol: Mum you humiliated me right in front of Ron.Maggie: Carol Ron should never have been here in the first place. You can’t date men like that. Carol: Mum, I know what you are thinking. And just cos the man has a little bald spot.. Maggie: Carol, the man doesn’t have a little bald spot. The man is bald.(phone rings)
Carol: And you hold that against him? Mum I am surprised at you. Maggie: Carol, Ron is twenty eight. You are seventeen. He's older. Carol: well somebody has to be older.Maggie: (answers phone) Hello. Carol: He's a very sweet guy and you'd like him if you just met him. Maggie: I'm trying to have a conversation here. Carol: Mum, if I guy cannot date a woman who is younger than him, then what is poor George Burns going to do? Hu?
(back to the present) Maggie: So Siblovich called me down here, and since six o clock I’ve been waiting for the garbage Czar with you. But you know that. Its ten o clock. I wonder how my terrible speech went. It figures.
(Awards) Singers: We have no bananas today.
Carol: Mike that was very cruel. Mike: Carol, you are a biscuit away from making it a quintet. Ben: Dad, you’ve got to get ready. They are about to call mums name.
Carol: What?
Ben: Bad? Jason: Let the record show, I didn’t say that.Lady: And now, I’m very pleased to introduce our new Working Mother of the Year. Maggie Malone Seaver. As we all know Maggie is a reporter at the channel nineteen news. And behind the camera she is a busy mother of four. Maggie come on up here and tell us how you do it all. Who are you? Jason: I'm accepting for Maggie. She could be here. She's working. Hello fellow working mothers.
Woman: Hey buddy, who the heck are you? Jason: I'm Maggie’s husband Jason. She couldn’t be here tonight. Thank you. But she did ask me to share with you some of her thoughts. So here goes. A funny thing happened to her on the way to the banquet tonight. She knew she's forgot something and then she remembered, her opening joke. Ha ha ha . Kids: Ha ha ha.Ben: That man told us to laugh.Jason: So uh, I don’t think I could possible do justice to my wife’s wonderful speech, so I think I’ll just share with you my impression of my wife.Mike: If this is as bad as his Sylvester Stallone impression, these babes are going to tear him apart. Jason: I think its best summed up in one moment from last night. I had been away on a trip and it was very late....
(flash back) Maggie: Hi honey.Jason: Oh boy and I glad to see you. Being at a convention with two hundred psychiatrists for two days straight is enough to drive a person totally insane. I heard enough knock knock jokes to last a lifetime. I know you promised to wake up for me sweet heart and I have to admit, I didn’t think you would. You know it’s kind of late and I sure appreciate that you did and I love you...I wanted to talk to you. Are you sleeping? Sweetheart? Sweetheart. (baby crying) Maggie: The baby. Oh honey, as long as you're up will you check on Chrissy? There's plenty of diapers in the closet. Jason: Yeah, of course I will my dear. No problem. Nice talking to you.(Jason reads a letter from Maggie) Jason sweetheart, welcome home. I missed you. Love
Maggie: Really? Cleaner: Nineteen fifty seven.Maggie: That’s nice.Cleaner: Oh, you know what’s nice? That day all four of my kids and my husband took me out to dinner. And they wouldn’t let me lift a finger in the apartment the entire weekend. Now that was nice. Maggie: Well I should be getting home to my four kids and my husband. It’s been nice talking to you Cathleen. Cleaner: Oh, same here. Hold on, you forgot your award.Maggie: What? Cleaner: here.Maggie: Thanks.Cleaner: Speech, speech. Oh, never mind.
Maggie: Working Mother of the Year. (Letter from Jason) Welcome home to my favorite working mother of the year. We all missed you tonight, but no one more than me. Love, guess who. Ps, they loved your speech even though I know I didn’t do it justice. Pps Ramon, you are one lucky hombre.Maggie: Oh, sure glad I won this.
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沪江英语Mike: Alright, the king is mean. The king is lean. He's shooting. Here he goes. He’s up to three... Boner: Mikey. Its four am. Any time to get some studying done? Mike: relax. You are acting like this is finals week. Boner: It is. Mike: Yes! One hundred and eighty. In a row. Can he go for a record one hundred and ninety? Boner: Mikey, I think I need to study more than you need that record. Mike: Boner relax. We've got a whole five hours. There's plenty of time to practice for this history final. Boner: Science final. Mike: Whatever. Come on. Don’t be so tense. Boner: Mikey, I’ve been doing some thinking. Mike: A very dangerous thing for you to be doing Boner. Especially during finals week. Boner: I've been asking myself certain questions. Mike: Hey, if they are not multiple choice, you aint got a shot. Boner: Mikey no, no.. Mike: hey Bone. Just look at yourself. You look like you are three feet tall with your legs growing out of your armpits. Alright alright, we'll study. I hate to see a dwarf with a bad attitude. I mean come on. Cheer up Bone. Remember the schools policy; First semester freshmen can not flunk out. Even if their grades are as lousy as ours. Boner: Well now that you are in serious mode, can I talk to you about something? Come here. Mike: Sure, let me get comfortable here. Speak! Boner: Ok, this thought has been bouncing around my head like a rubber ball. We can’t go through college, the way we've been doing, for much longer. I mean, we aint High School anymore. Things are changing. I can grow facial hair. Now I’ve been thinking about making some big, big changes in my life. Do you ever feel that just getting by is getting old? (Mike snoring) Guess not! (A Week Later) (The Day the Grades Arrive) Julie: Ben, you got some mail. Ben: from who? Julie: Ed MacMan. Ben: Never heard of him. Mike: Hey Ben, has anyone brought the mail in yet? Ben: (speaking with food in his mouth) Mike: Would you take that thing out of your mouth.Ben: Well how else am I supposed to eat it? Mike: Look, do you know? I got to look through it before mum and dad do. Ben: They just got it. Mike: What did you give it to them? How could you do that to me you little doof.
Julie: What's going on in here? Ben: It’s Mike. He's gone crazy. It’s about the mail. Julie: I just brought it into your parents. There was something for you. Ben: You're in big trouble Julie. Mike: Well thank you Julie. That was just so sweet of you to go out of your way like that.Ben: Why is he so nice to you? What have you got that I haven’t got? Mike: Hey, good morning mum and dad. Looking through the mail I see. Jason: Expecting your new issue of "Boys Life"? Mike: No.Jason: Well how about this letter from the Alf Landen Junior College? Maggie: Office of the registrar. Mike: Hey what so you know. My old pal the registrar. Maggie: Midsemester grades Mike?
Mike: Bone, what’s going on here? Boner: Sometimes a man's got to do what a man's got to do.
Jason: I still want to offer the thought, Maggie, that we don’t know for a fact that Mikes grades were bad.Maggie: Oh honey, you look so cute when you are being foolish and naive. Jason: I know. I mean about being naive. Maggie: When’s Mike going to wake up and smell the future? Jason: Well it’s my dream that someday something's going to hit him. Maybe he'll hear voices say "Its time Mike, its time". Looking cute again? Maggie: Adorable. Still Jason, we can’t ignore this. We have to let him know that we are disappointed. Jason: I agree, but I don’t think it would do any good yelling at him.'
Maggie: Well I agree.Jason: Hey Mike. How are you doing? Maggie: You hungry?Mike: Mum, dad, I know what you are both thinking here, so I won’t keep you in suspense. Now mum, you were right. That letter I got in the mail today, was my grades. Can you pass the salt? Maggie: And? Mike: The pepper. Maggie: And? Mike: Please. Carol: Should Ben and I wait upstairs until you are done yelling at Mike? Jason: No.Carol: Come on in Ben. We get to watch. Jason: There's not going to be any yelling. Ben: Is there going to be any food? Jason: Yes. Ben: I'll stay.
