The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 2x17

Directed by Ellen Gittelsohn

Nancy Giles as Madie • Michole Briana White as Lisa • DJ Jazzy Jeff as Jazz • Al Fann as Herman Clifford • Bobby Hosea as Dr. Alec Hudson

When Hillary is ordered to do community service at a free clinic, the doctor in charge becomes the antidote for her marriage-mindedness.

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1. What's up, Will?

2. Pssh!

3. Oh, what happened to your Whitney Houston cutout?

4. She fell apart in the shower.

5. Me and Bill going to kick it here a few days.

6. My building's being evacuated

7. due to bubonic plague.

8. Well, Jazz, you about as welcome here

9. as Mike Tyson at a beauty pageant.

10. Man, just throw us in the gutter. Looks like rain.

11. You got any Scotchgard for Bill?

12. - Bill can stay. - Forget that.

13. Where he goes, I go.

14. I mean, he's my role model.

15. Whenever I'm in a jam, I just ask myself

16. what would Bill do in that situation?

17. And what does Bill suggest?

18. Usually pudding pops.

19. Look, Jazz, I'm sure somebody else

20. will take you in, man.

21. No. Cool Eddie was my last hope

22. and he suspects me of borrowing his whitewalls.

23. I did, but he ain't got no right

24. to make that assumption.

25. Shoot, right now

26. I ain't even got a friend in Jesus.

27. Alright. Alright, alright, look.

28. Just hide your stuff in my closet

29. and I'll work something out.

30. You won't even know we're here.

31. I will, however, require complete silence

32. during "The Young and The Restless."

33. Ah-choo!

34. Geoffrey, it sounds like you're getting a cold.

35. Not at all, madam.

36. It was barely a stifle.

37. There you go, Master William.

38. Oh, thanks a lot, G. That looks great.

39. Ah-choo!

40. Yo, Carlton! Breakfast!

41. That's it, Geoffrey.

42. As of now, you are off duty.

43. Now, I want you to go up to your room

44. and don't breathe until you get there.

45. As you wish, madam.

46. Hi, baby. How was traffic court?

47. There is no justice.

48. Just because I had three moving violations

49. and 48 parking tickets

50. the judge suspended my driver's license.

51. Isn't free parking guaranteed by the constitution?

52. Uh, yeah. That's what Desert Storm was all about.

53. And starting tomorrow, I have to do community service

54. at the Southside Clinic.

55. I don't even know where that is.

56. Yeah, it's at the corner of Clements and 3rd

57. right next to the nail shop.

58. Can't a brother get a pedicure?

59. Anybody seen my bathrobe?

60. - Will? - Oh, no. Not me, Uncle Phil.

61. Hey, after the last time, I just bought a car cover.

62. Mom, I can't find my cassette player.

63. Does anybody know what happened to it?

64. Oh, sure. Blame the black guy.

65. Mother, somebody took my address book.

66. I'd hate to think what might happen

67. if it fell into the wrong hands.

68. Hola, amigos.

69. That's my cassette player.

70. That's my bathrobe.

71. That's my girlfriend.

72. - You're out of here, fella. - Now, wait, Uncle Phil.

73. N-now, picture this.

74. A man down on his luck

75. lost his woman, lost his job

76. lost his hope.

77. But enough about Marion Barry. Can Jazz stay here?

78. Not a chance.

79. Jazz, what Mr. Banks means

80. is that Geoffrey's not feeling well right now

81. and it's just not the best time

82. for us to have house guests.

83. Mr. Banks, I'll earn my keep.

84. I'll do whatever Geoffrey does.

85. Geoffrey bathes.

86. I can learn.

87. Look, I'll make you a deal, Uncle Phil, alright?

88. Jazz will help out around the house

89. and I'll clean up whatever messes he makes.

90. Please. Come on, Jazz ain't got nowhere else to go.

91. - No. - That's alright.

92. I understand.

93. If you need me, I'll be asleep under your car.

94. But just honk before you throw it in reverse.

95. Alright, alright, alright. Jazz can stay.

96. Alright, man.

97. I sleep naked with the window open.

98. I hope that don't bother you.

99. Nah, it's cool with me. You sleeping in Carl's room.

100. Oh, my God, Will.

101. What, what? What is it?

102. These people are all sick.

103. Oh, get the heck out of here!

104. Mr. Clifford, we're ready to check your blood pressure.

105. That cute little Tenderoni there

106. got my pressure so high

107. I'm about to blow a gasket.

108. I'm ready to go home now.

109. Leave. Now.

110. - Hey there, Herman. - No, it's Hilary.

111. But you can call me Herman if you want to.

112. Oh, hi. Are you here from the court?

113. Um, yes. My name is Hilary Banks.

114. And my phone number is 5-5-5-9-1-3-0!

115. Okay, well, I'd like you to start

116. by, uh, helping patients fill out these in-take forms.

117. Well, I was hoping to work more closely with the doctor.

118. Do you have any medical experience?

119. Well, not exactly, but I've seen every single episode

120. of "St. Elsewhere."

121. Remember the episode where the handsome young doctor

122. fell in love with the beautiful female volunteer?

123. Yes.

124. Well, that's not going to happen here.

125. The only thing that gets Dr. Hudson's attention

126. is a medical problem.

127. Baby, what's wrong? Did they wax the floor at Neiman's again?

128. Huh? Oh, I twisted my ankle.

129. Which ankle?

130. Um, well, it's sort of a shooting pain.

131. It shoots from one ankle to the other.

132. Luckily, Dr. Handsome was there..

133. I mean, Hudson.

134. Dr. Alec Hudson, MD.

135. Oh, hi. I'm Vivian Banks, Hilary's mom.

136. Thank you for marrying, uh, carrying Hilary.

137. Hi. I'm Ashley. Do you come in a smaller size?

138. Nice to meet you. Well, I better get going.

139. Ow! Oh!

140. My ankle.

141. Oh.

142. Unhand my woman's thigh.

143. It's my ankle.

144. Well, if you ever gave me any thigh

145. maybe I'd know the difference.

146. That's it, Jazz! I've had with you, man!

147. I'm about to..

148. Thank you for starching my lucky drawers.

149. They're so clean and supportive.

150. Not only that.

151. They're bulletproof.

152. Dr. Hudson, this is my nephew Will

153. and his friend Jazz.

154. - Hey, what's up, man? - Call me Alec.

155. Oh, Malcolm's one of my heroes, too.

156. Oh, I-I idolize Malcolm.

157. He's the only reason I watch "The Cosby Show."

158. Oh, that's weird.

159. Every place I've gone today, I've smelled garlic.

160. Hey, you didn't eat your lunch.

161. After I spent all morning frying the salami.

162. Um, Uncle Phil. Hey, look what Hilary brought home.

163. He's a doctor.

164. Without a wedding band.

165. And check it out, he black.

166. Well, I wasn't always, but it was the only way

167. I could get a scholarship.

168. 'Alec Hudson. Nice to meet you, sir.'

169. Philip Banks. So, you're not married.

170. Have a seat, son.

171. Jazz, I told you not to touch my clothes.

172. And this label clearly says, "Hand wash."

173. And that's exactly what I did.

174. Before I stuck it in the machine

175. I washed my hands.

176. Well, time for dinner.

177. Uh, Jazz, sweetheart

178. you are a guest in our home.

179. Now, baby, why don't you sit down and never get up?

180. - Look, jazz— - I pull my own weight.

181. Which is easier for some than others.

182. Oh, look who's up. It's Geoffrey.

183. Doesn't he look wonderful?

184. Actually, I spent the last half hour regurgitating.

185. Thank God, 'cause I thought you were singing.

186. Now, I'm a doctor. May I?

187. This man is burning up.

188. Listen, I want you to go to bed, and you stay there.

189. I think we need a second opinion.

190. Uh, come on, Geoffrey. I'll help you to your room.

191. I got to go. It was really nice meeting you all.

192. Hilary, I'll see you tomorrow, huh?

193. No... more pain.

194. How can I ever repay you?

195. I know. Why don't you stay for dinner?

196. There ain't enough for him.

197. Well, I got to hand it to you, son

198. that cherries jubilee was some dish.

199. She sure was. I'm sorry I lost her number.

200. I'm glad you liked it, sir.

201. If you had Grand Marnier, I would have

202. made Crepe Suzettes.

203. I suppose everybody's too full

204. to eat the pop tarts Imade for dessert.

205. Well, Alec.

206. Son, whenever you feel the urge to cook

207. our kitchen's always open to you.

208. Now, if you'll excuse me

209. I think I'll go upstairs and relax.

210. Just like black folk.

211. Eat, then they got to go to sleep.

212. Well, goodnight, Alec.

213. It's nice meeting you.

214. Don't screw this one up.

215. - I guess I'd better be going. - What's your hurry?

216. Oh, I got to get up early tomorrow.

217. I've got to go to the airport.

218. Oh. Well, I guess I'll see you tomorrow, then.

219. - Peace, man. - Peace.

220. Hilary, what's wrong?

221. He doesn't even know I'm alive.

222. If he don't know whether or not somebody alive

223. he's in the wrong damn business.

224. Jazz, didn't you promise Bill

225. you'd make him some Jell-O?

226. If you want me to leave the room, just ask.

227. Most men find me attractive, but not Alec.

228. He didn't even look at me twice.

229. Hilary, Alec is not like most guys you date.

230. This dude is deep. He's an intellectual.

231. He went to school for ten years

232. after he graduated.

233. Maybe if I feathered my bangs..

234. Hilary, fancy hair and clothes

235. are not going to attract this guy.

236. I mean, that's the opposite of what he's looking for.

237. Yo, Will!

238. Yo, no.

239. Ah, salaam, I love you.

240. Hey, baby, I'm Jazz

241. a close personal friend of Bill Cosby.

242. Did I mention you're the only woman I ever loved?

243. But don't mention that to my fiancee Hilary.

244. Jazz, thatisHilary.

245. Well, if you gave me the attention I deserve

246. I wouldn't have had to fulfill my needs elsewhere.

247. Has anybody seen my briefcase?

248. No.

249. Hilary, why in the world are you dressed like that?

250. I hope you don't think you're leaving the house

251. looking like that.

252. But this is what will attract Alec.

253. I'll drop you off at the clinic.

254. Has anybody seen my briefcase?

255. Am I on trial here?

256. I mean, the minute something is missing

257. they blame the help.

258. No one's blaming you, Jazz.

259. Well, I'm glad we got that cleared up.

260. Uh, Will, might I see you in the kitchen a moment

261. about a personal matter?

262. I think I know where your uncle's briefcase is.

263. It got a little condensed when I put it in that drawer.

264. That is not a drawer, Jazz. That's a trash compactor!

265. When Uncle Phil sees that, it's going to be a Jazz compactor.

266. That's gratitude for you.

267. I work all day trying to keep this house nice for you.

268. I cook and clean and work my fingers to the bone

269. and this is the thanks I get?

270. Well, I bust my hump at school all day

271. and you just sit around here watching soap operas

272. and eating bonbons.

273. Well, excuse me for having a little fun.

274. Maybe it's because you never take me out anymore.

275. Well, maybe I would if you fixed yourself up a little bit.

276. Whoa, wait a minute.

277. We sound like an old married couple.

278. So, now I'm old.

279. And I gave you the best years of my life.

280. Look..

281. Look, I'm sorry.

282. Alright, look, I-I'm sorry.

283. - Come on. Homies? - Don't try and sweet-talk me.

284. And if you'll excuse me, I have a headache.

285. Yo, oh!

286. Hilary.

287. I like your new rags.

288. Of course, you could be cross-eyed with a rash

289. and still take my cash.

290. Slow down, Herman.

291. Have you been taking your medicine?

292. No, I have not, and I do not intend to.

293. Open up, Mr. Clifford.

294. I think it's time for my second dose.

295. Come back in six to eight hours.

296. I ain't got that much time left.

297. I'll be back in three.

298. I'm sorry I was late, Alec.

299. I came straight from court.

300. I was arrested during a Free Mandela rally.

301. Mandela was freed two years ago.

302. And I, for one, want to make sure he stays that way.

303. Say, why don't you come over for dinner again tonight

304. and we can discuss how to keep the guy out of jail?

305. I'm sorry, Hilary, but I'm having a get-together tonight.

306. We're going to discuss how to raise money for the clinic.

307. Oh, how fun! A theme party.

308. Well, it starts at 7:00. If you can get there, it'd be great.

309. Oh, well, you know, it is kind of short notice.

310. I might have to be a little late.

311. Is 7:01 okay?

312. So, Alec, it's amazing how many things we have in common.

313. Oh?

314. Well, you have a beaded wall hanging

315. I have beaded hair.

316. Uh, I think I'd better go

317. before I lose an eye around here.

318. I, I'll just get out of you guys' way.

319. - Excuse me. Hi, Alec. - Hey.

320. Ooh, hello!

321. Aah!

322. - Hey, Alec. - Hey, Lisa.

323. Lisa, this is Hilary. Hilary, Lisa.

324. - Hi. How you doing? - Good.

325. Lisa's the L.A. chairperson

326. for the National Board of Women.

327. Oh, I did a lot

328. for the women's group at my college.

329. Oh, really? Were you a member?

330. Well, no, but I did talk several of them

331. into shaving under their arms.

332. Appearance has always been an important women's issue.

333. I think that when a woman shows too much of her body

334. people don't notice her mind.

335. Well, that's a good point. I agree.

336. But on the other hand, if a woman feels comfortable

337. showing her body, she has the right to do so

338. 'cause I know I feel comfortable looking.

339. And these days, fashion changes from one minute to the next.

340. - Hey. - Oh.

341. Yeah, you know, definitely. I see your point.

342. Hey, so, look, why don't we just kick it

343. over to Roscoe's chicken and waffles?

344. No, no, I think I'd better stay.

345. W-we're trying to raise money for the clinic

346. and I work there.

347. Oh, really? What do you do?

348. I'm a doctor.

349. Oh, get the heck out of here!

350. I'm one of them, too!

351. You look so young.

352. Oh, yeah, well, down at the hospital

353. they refer to me as Brother Doogie.

354. You know, I think the whole idea

355. of a woman's place being in the kitchen

356. is absolutely absurd.

357. How can anyone disagree with that?

358. Well, not me. Shall we move this conversation

359. to a less oppressive room?

360. But on the other hand, if a woman enjoys cooking

361. I find her very hard to resist.

362. Who's up for meat loaf?

363. As you know, doctor

364. when you make the vertical incision

365. from the thorax all the way down to the groin

366. 'you have to be careful not to hit an artery.'

367. 'Otherwise, you get excessive spurting.'

368. 'But it really reminds you'

369. 'of why you became a doctor'

370. 'when you crack open that rib cage'

371. 'slip your hands in all the way up to your elbows'

372. 'and pull out that bloody pulsating heart.'

373. Oh, would-would you care for some salsa?

374. Well, I-I guess I was a little more tired than I thought.

375. Um, next time I donate an organ

376. I'm just going to let someone else perform the surgery.

377. Yeah, right. I'll see you later, Doogie.

378. Hold on, baby.

379. Listen, Alec, if you're not busy Saturday night

380. how would you like to go out for a nice little moonlight protest?

381. Your cause or mine?

382. Well, actually, Hilary, I—

383. Alec. Hi.

384. Hey, Danielle.

385. You like my new bangs? I just got them feathered.

386. - Nice. - Hi, Danielle.

387. Alec, it's nice to meet your sister.

388. Uh, Danielle's not my sister.

389. - Cousin? - We're not related.

390. Are you teaching her to read?

391. Uh, we're, uh, w-we're dating.

392. Oh, I see.

393. 'I guess you're not the man I thought you were.'

394. And to think I actually touched a urine sample

395. just to impress you.

396. And I lied.

397. I really did think Eldridge Cleaver

398. was a big chopping knife.

399. So there, Hilary S. Banks

400. has just jumped through her last hoop.

401. Really nice purse.

402. I have never been so humiliated in my life.

403. Oh, come on, Hilary. Now, that's not true.

404. W-what about the time that you showed up at Spago

405. with the back of your dress tucked down

406. inside your panty hose?

407. Okay, that was a bad example.

408. Look-look, all I'm saying is, I mean, you've survived worse.

409. 'Jazz!'

410. Oh, I made a complete fool of myself.

411. I couldn't agree more.

412. I mean, we've been beating around the bush

413. much too long.

414. Mr. Banks, I'm willing

415. to take Hilary off your hands.

416. Jazz, would you prefer a Muslim or a Viking burial?

417. I mean, she ain't getting any younger.

418. I'll put a roof over her head.

419. I might be willing to look into a marriage license

420. if she performs on the test drive.

421. Philip, get him.

422. What did I do? What did I do?

423. Aah!

424. I liked that one.