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Clips from The Jeffersons - Jefferson vs. Jefferson (S02E02)

"George must be a saint."
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"Oh, he is."
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"When he lived at home with you,"
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"everybody used to call him St. George and the dragon."
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"I'm not surprised."
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"Um, no, what I meant was"
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"some friends have invited George and me out to dinner tonight."
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"What friends?"
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"What friends?"
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"Uh... the Hendricks. Joan and Bobby Hendricks."
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"Well, I'll be thinking of you"
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"while I'm sitting in my itty bitty apartment"
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"eating my TV dinner."
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"Here I am. Ready, Weez?"
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"Oh, yes, I'm ready."
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"Where is it?"
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"Okay. Hold out your hands and close your eyes."
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"Oh, George."
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"Happy anniversary."
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"Oh, George! It's..."
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"A horn?"
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"That's right. Surprised?"
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"I guess you could say that, George."
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"I think it's lovely, George."
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"Don't forget to show it to your friends tonight."
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"What friends tonight?"
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"Louise was just telling me about your friends, the Hendricks."
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"The Hendricks? They're in Honolulu."
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"Uh, no, George."
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"Sure they are. We just got a card from them yesterday."
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"Uh, no, George, they came back"
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"and they invited us to dinner tonight."
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"Don't you remember?"
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"Oh, now I remember! That's right."
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"They invited us out to dinner tonight, Mama."
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"In Honolulu?"
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"Oh, no."
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"It's the funniest thing about this postcard."
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"You know, the mail is so slow nowadays."
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"But the Hendricks actually beat their own card back to New York."
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"Can you imagine that?"
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"That takes a lot of imagination."
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"Well... Go on, Weezy, honk it."
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"Huh?"
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"Honk your horn."
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"Honk my horn?"
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"It's just like rubbing Aladdin's lamp."
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"Go on. Honk."
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"Tra-dah!"
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"What the...?"
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"Ah, hello, Mrs. J. Aren't they beauties?"
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"Happy anniversary, Weezy. This is from me to us."
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"You bought us bicycles?"
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"Yes, I've been keeping these chaps hidden in my place"
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"all week long."
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"Mr. Jefferson didn't want you to know what you were getting."
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"That was smart, George."
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"George always knows how to make a woman happy."
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"Oh, you must be having a wonderful day."
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"Oh, I am."
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"What more could I want for my anniversary?"
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"A horn, cuff links, and a bike."
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"Yes, I'll... I'll never forget my first bicycle."
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"A sleek racer with distinctive red stripes"
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"and a little bell that went:"
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"Ching-a-ding, ching-a-ding-ding."
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"Ching-a-ding."
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"I bet you got a big kick out of riding it."
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"Oh, no, I never rode it at all."
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"Why?"
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"It was stolen the very first day I had it."
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"Oh..."
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"Yes, I often wondered what became of it."
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"And then one day, five years later,"
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"I was strolling along the beach at Brighton,"
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"when suddenly I saw a bicycle which had been washed ashore."
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"It was all rusted over,"
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"but there were still flecks of red paint on it."
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"Don't tell me it was your bike."
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"Oh, no, it was a lady's bike,"
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"but had it been mine,"
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"wouldn't that have made a remarkable story?"
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"Yeah. Well, what do you say, Weezy?"
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"Let's me and you go bike-riding in Central Park."
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"♪ Weezy, Weezy ♪"
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"♪ Give me your answer do ♪♪"
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"You are not going to like the answer."
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"George, why did you buy us bicycles?"
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"Oh, everybody's riding bicycles."
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"Why, even Mr. Whittendale, the banker,"
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"goes riding in the park every Sunday."
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"Thanks for bringing the bikes up."
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"Whittendale?! Yeah"
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"We'll see you later, Bentley."
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"Oh, so... H.L. Whittendale,"
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"the banker who you're always trying to meet,"
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"happens to go bike-riding in the park too."
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"He does? I didn't know that."
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"Really? I thought you were the one who told me."
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"Good pedaling, eh?"
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"♪ Happy trails To you, un... ♪♪"
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"So that's why we're going cycling."
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"Weezy, you got it all wrong."
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"Maybe it did cross my mind"
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"that we might run into Whittendale."
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"I don't think it crossed your mind, George."
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"I think it parked there."
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"Okay, okay."
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"Maybe big deals can be made on big wheels,"
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"there's nothing wrong with that."
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"But the main reason is I want to spend my Sundays"
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"with you"
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"in the park, with the birds and the bees."
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"And the muggers."
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"There ain't no muggers there on Sunday morning."
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"Why? Are they all in church?"
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"Come on, Weezy."
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"I ain't been bike-riding since I was a kid."
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"Me neither."
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"Remember how we used to show off?"
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