Sister, Sister (1994–1999): Season 6, Episode 22 - Fly Away Home - full transcript
It's Lisa's wedding day and she is really nervous. So nervous in fact that she runs out of the church and goes to a bar and meets up with her past friend Foxy Jones. Ray later finds her at the bar and talks her into marrying Victor. At the wedding, the twins' old friend Roger Evans returns and sings for Lisa at the wedding.
Oh, please, what was I thinking?
Ooh! One stiff wind
and I'll be airborne.
Ohh, ooh!
Oh, goodness.
Whoo!
Oh.
Oh, there you are.
What are you doing?
Having second thoughts.
Mom, what are
you talking about?
We have been here as
a family for six years.
And now you're going
off to New York
with the w.N.B.A.
And tamera, she's
going off to Africa
- with your
- natural father.
- And I'm getting
- ready to live
- With a man
- I hardly even know.
Oh, but really love.
Mommy, everything
is going to be just fine.
No. Everything's
going to change.
Why can't things
just stay the same?
Mom, do you remember
what you told me
when ray first
suggested we move in?
That he was only
after my body?
After that.
You said, "Tia, this
will change everything.
Why can't things
just stay the same?"
Mommy, look
at what a wonderful
change that was.
And this will be, too.
How did you get
to be so smart?
- Oh, this package
- just came for you.
Oh, better be
my wedding shoes.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let me see.
Ohh!
- Mommy,
- they're gorgeous.
Oh, won't they make
my feet look tiny?
They better.
They're a size five.
What?
Push. Push, Tia!
Come on! They'll fit.
I'm trying.
♪ I do my own style
in my own time ♪
♪ how different
we have come to be ♪
♪ even though I'm glad
to be with you ♪
- ♪ I got to feel
- what's real for me ♪
♪ Like you got to do
what's right for you ♪
One, two, three.
One, two, three.
- This isn't
- going to work.
Get up.
Shoot!
Hold it.
- You just going to have
- to get you some braids.
Tamera, in Africa
the rule on safari is
you take it, you carry it.
I thought you said
you were only packing
the bare minimum.
- Matt, once we went to the bottom
- of the Grand Canyon.
- It took three extra mules to
- carry the girls' bare minimums.
Those mules were old.
- After our trip to Hawaii,
- two skycaps went on disability.
They were old, too.
Well, tamera, looks like
we'll be all loaded up...
in three or four more trips.
Matt is so sweet.
You got to love him.
Are you girls talking about me?
- Roger, you are supposed
- to be a surprise.
- I told him this
- house was off limits.
I know, but tamera and I
have some unfinished business.
Come on, girl.
Once, for old times' sake.
Okay.
Go home, Roger.
Ah! Just like old times.
Follow him.
I won't let him
out of my sight.
- Well,
- I've given it a lot of thought
- And I've decided
- to accept the offer.
Yeah. I'm looking forward
to working with you as well.
Yeah. See you in Lansing.
See who in Lansing?
That was governor engler.
- He wants me
- to come to the capital
And head up his commission
on campaign reform.
Dad, that is such an honor.
Why did he pick you?
I mean, he was... he was
really smart to pick you.
Wasn't he?
Leaves me only three weeks
to square my business away
and close up the house.
Close up the house?
- What are you
- talking about?
- Well, the governor has asked dad
- to the capital
To clean up politics.
Wow!
We're all
leaving home.
- Isn't that
- great, mommy?
Mom?
Closing up the house?
Well, yeah.
- I mean, with the
- girls out of town
- And you gone,
- I might as well.
- No, wait. No, wait.
- Now, hold up.
We just need to slow our roll.
Slow our roll?
- Mother, your wedding
- is in an hour
- And you don't have
- any shoes to wear.
Well, don't just stand there!
Come on! Let's get to the mall!
Get!
Get my purse.
Get her purse!
Get my purse.
- Here. I don't
- carry a purse.
Excuse me.
Excuse me!
Bride coming through.
Hey, Tia,
how about this one?
- No, mother, that's
- too junior miss.
Um... how about this one?
Too old miss.
Bonjour, madame.
Mademoiselle, you're
looking for something
- for a particular
- occasion?
Oh, yes, yes, yes.
- My mother, she's
- getting married
For the first time.
- Ah! How nice
- of her to wait
Until you're old enough
to give her away.
Could you please
give me the mate
to this shoe?
Step on it, pinhead.
- We got to get
- to the church.
Would you relax?
- You have
- waited this long.
Mother, you know...
Good grief! This
is our fourth store.
Hey!
Look!
This could work, huh?
Good. Buy it and let's go.
Um... excuse me.
- I'd like the mate
- to this shoe, please.
No. No.
You want this one?
No. No. I don't.
Oh, yes, you do.
- Pal, if my daughter says
- she doesn't want the shoe
She doesn't want the shoe.
Your daughter specifically
asked for this shoe, pal.
I did not.
- Oh. Oh!
- And I suppose...
I suppose I just
imagined a girl
with long hair,
your face
that same
snooty attitude.
- Oh, great.
- Thank you.
- You found
- the shoes.
Oh, my gosh.
This is where
it first started.
Where what started?
My god!
Our family.
Don't you recognize us?
We met here
in this same store
six years ago. Uh-huh.
Oh, wait. Wait...
A minute.
Huh? Huh?! Of course!
Is your name sondra?
No. Lisa.
I was here with Tia.
That's the day
that we found out
she had a twin.
- Oh, it's a day our
- family will never forget.
I'll never forget it.
- I was wearing my hair
- in a cute little Bob.
- I think I was wearing
- a chambray shirt
Belted at the waist.
Yeah, that was in back then.
Honey, did you
get your sweatshirt?
- No. That salesman
- yelled at me.
Excuse me, sir.
- There appears to be
- a slight misunderstanding
Concerning my daughter.
- Oh, you mean
- that troublemaker.
Yo, pinhead!
- Where do you get off
- being rude to my daughter?
That's it. I'm calling security.
- There's no reason
- for that.
No, let him call security.
- I'll do it for him.
- Security! Security!
- That's it.
- I'm out of here.
- Come on, tamera.
- Let's go home.
- What are
- you doing? Mom!
You let go of my baby!
- What do you mean,
- your baby?
This is my baby!
- Get your hands
- off her!
Who are you...?!
Dad...
Mom...
- Both:
- That girl has my face!
After that,
we moved in with ray.
And the girls, they got
to be together at last.
And they say
these things
only happen on TV.
Well, now I'm getting married
Ray's moving to Lansing
and the girls, they'll...
they'll be a continent apart.
Oh, our family will
never be the same again.
Oh!
Oh!
Mommy... mommy...
I feel your pain.
Cash or charge?
Merci.
Hold it.
Great shot, guys.
- We do look smooth,
- don't we?
Hey.
- Ooh, hey! Don't
- you clean up good.
Back at ya.
I'm here to see...
Oh! A man about a seat.
I am the man.
All right.
Let's go.
Catch me later, okay?
Hey, guys.
- Hey, uh...
- Either of you
- See Lisa
- and the girls?
- Nope.
- Not me.
The church is nearly full
and I can't find them anywhere.
You're not supposed to.
- It's bad luck to see the bride
- before the ceremony.
- Right. And you
- know how long
- It takes women
- to get dressed.
- First, they've got
- to lift it and snap it
Separate it and cross it
- pull it up,
- cinch it in
And control it all for 18 hours.
- How do you
- know all that?
I watch lifetime.
So, Lisa, are you
a little nervous
about your
honeymoon night?
Nervous? Shoot!
Victor and I have been...
Praying our hearts out.
Oh... oh,
hello, reverend.
Hello, Lisa.
Are we almost ready?
Oh, yes, we are.
Girls, we'll join you
in the vestibule.
I'd like to have a word
with your mother.
Oh, of course.
- Just don't forget
- your bouquet.
Okay, I won't.
Have a seat, Lisa.
Weddings are such
joyous occasions.
But, Lisa, yours is a
particularly happy one for me.
It is?
Oh, my, yes.
I've watched you with ray
and the girls over the years
and I know how much
your family means to you.
Oh, it does.
- Whoo!
- It's everything.
Yes, it is!
Those who allow their
families to slip away
are nothing more
than lambs
without a flock...!
Lost...!
On the cold and jagged rocks
of life!
Well...
You go on.
- I got to
- get my flowers.
Oh.
Ohh! Oh...
This isn't right.
I can't leave my lambs
to get hit in the head
with some jagged rocks.
Oh, there's a church
full of people waiting
and I'm not the kind of woman
to hightail it out of there
when nobody's looking.
Taxi!
Taxi! Tax...
Won't even pick you up
in a wedding dress!
Oh!
Hey! I've got the right-of-way!
Don't you make me
call Johnnie Cochran!
Hey! Hey!
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
Hey! Whoo!
Rev.
I don't mind telling you...
The mood is ugly in there.
She's standing me up.
I knew it was
too good to be true.
- Lisa's upstairs making sure she
- looks perfect for you.
- Tia went
- to hurry her up.
- Well, what's
- taking her so long?
Son, why don't I take you next
door to the rectory
for a little soul searching?
Yeah, that's
what I need...
Guidance from the father.
That...
And Jack Daniels.
Yeah.
Guys!
Guys, mom's gone.
I can't find her anywhere.
What?
- Oh.
- No.
- I got an idea
- where she might be.
- Girls, I want you
- to figure out a way
To keep our guests occupied.
- Guys, I want to make
- sure the reverend
- Keeps filling Victor
- with the spirit.
Hey, what are you
going to do, ray?
- I'm going to do
- what the best man does.
- I'm going to make sure
- there's a wedding.
- Well, if you're
- not back in an hour
I'm going to tell everyone
to go ahead and eat.
Uh-oh.
Somebody got dumped.
Honey, nobody could dump this.
Whoo!
Case of cold feet?
Case of coming to my senses.
I'll have a pink lady.
- Girl, I ain't
- made one of them
Since Donna summer left
her cake out in the rain.
- Is that the one
- with the sloe gin
Or the Tequila thing
with that little umbrella?
- 'Cause I ain't
- got no umbrellas.
Well, just give me a coke.
With extra cherries.
Now, cherries, I got.
I don't think
this place has changed
since I was in my 20s.
And that was nearly...
ten years ago.
Girl, this place ain't
changed in 20 years.
I don't like change.
Every Friday night
we still have
a "bump with a big,
fat woman" contest.
Well, it's nice to know
I can come home
to the old neighborhood
and everything is the same.
Oh.
You from around here?
Where you live now?
I don't know.
Hold up.
I remember you.
Big hair, tight skirts
string of guys around
you all the time.
You sondra, right?
No, Lisa.
Lisa Landry.
Foxy Jones.
Welcome home.
- ♪ Boom-de-adda, boom-de-adda,
- boom-de-adda, boom-de-adda ♪
Okay!
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
All right.
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
Now, the bride's side.
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
- You got to sing
- the "boom-de-adda's."
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
- ♪ boom-de-adda,
- boom-de-adda, boom... ♪
Don't you worry, Lisa.
- We're going
- to get you
- Right back in the
- swing of things.
We're going to hit
the hot spots together
find ourselves a couple
of fine young men
and show the world we're
still some bad mamma jammas.
- You got your
- own place?
My ex-husband's
sleeping on the sofa.
To be honest... foxy
uh, I'm not quite
the party animal I used to be.
Ain't no thing
but a chicken wing.
It'll come back to you.
- I can score you
- a little something
- To put the zip
- back in your grind.
- You ready
- for another?
No. I think
I've reached my limit.
It's time for me
to go back where I belong.
Lisa?
Girl, marry him.
How did you find me?
Well, I went back
to my old neighborhood
on my wedding day.
And what did you find there?
A bunch of yesterdays, and
not a tomorrow in sight.
Ray...
Lisa, before you
start telling me
- all the reasons you
- shouldn't get married
Let me tell you the one
reason why you should.
Ray...
Lisa, for six years
- you've put your
- life on hold
- So that our daughters
- could be together.
You uprooted yourself
and moved in with
a cantankerous bachelor
and became the mother
that his daughter
always wanted
- and the good friend
- that he always needed.
Ray...
- And now that our
- daughters are grown
- And practically
- on their own
It's time that you
took your life back.
Because if there's anybody
- who deserves happiness
- in this world
It's you.
Are you finished, ray?
I got a man waiting
for me at the church.
Well, then why
didn't you say so?
- I never stop
- a cantankerous bachelor
When he's paying me
such a nice compliment.
Bye, ray.
Foxy.
♪ B-i-n-g-o,
and bingo was his name-o. ♪
So tell me again
why they singing in there?
- Well, because they're
- so happy you're
Getting married.
Oh, hey, that's great.
- Whoo, there's a lot of love
- in this room, man.
There's a lot of love.
Yeah, almost too much.
Okay, Vic, wedding's
about to start.
Hey!
- I hope they saved me
- a seat in there.
Whoa, you need a tic-tac.
Come on.
Well, mom...
This is it.
Time to take that
walk into the future.
Girls, no matter how far
I may walk
I'll never be too far
to pop you upside your head
- in case you
- start thinking you're grown.
Mommy?
Lisa?
- Okay, okay. Whoo,
- let's get the party started.
Ooh! One stiff wind
and I'll be airborne.
Ohh, ooh!
Oh, goodness.
Whoo!
Oh.
Oh, there you are.
What are you doing?
Having second thoughts.
Mom, what are
you talking about?
We have been here as
a family for six years.
And now you're going
off to New York
with the w.N.B.A.
And tamera, she's
going off to Africa
- with your
- natural father.
- And I'm getting
- ready to live
- With a man
- I hardly even know.
Oh, but really love.
Mommy, everything
is going to be just fine.
No. Everything's
going to change.
Why can't things
just stay the same?
Mom, do you remember
what you told me
when ray first
suggested we move in?
That he was only
after my body?
After that.
You said, "Tia, this
will change everything.
Why can't things
just stay the same?"
Mommy, look
at what a wonderful
change that was.
And this will be, too.
How did you get
to be so smart?
- Oh, this package
- just came for you.
Oh, better be
my wedding shoes.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let me see.
Ohh!
- Mommy,
- they're gorgeous.
Oh, won't they make
my feet look tiny?
They better.
They're a size five.
What?
Push. Push, Tia!
Come on! They'll fit.
I'm trying.
♪ I do my own style
in my own time ♪
♪ how different
we have come to be ♪
♪ even though I'm glad
to be with you ♪
- ♪ I got to feel
- what's real for me ♪
♪ Like you got to do
what's right for you ♪
One, two, three.
One, two, three.
- This isn't
- going to work.
Get up.
Shoot!
Hold it.
- You just going to have
- to get you some braids.
Tamera, in Africa
the rule on safari is
you take it, you carry it.
I thought you said
you were only packing
the bare minimum.
- Matt, once we went to the bottom
- of the Grand Canyon.
- It took three extra mules to
- carry the girls' bare minimums.
Those mules were old.
- After our trip to Hawaii,
- two skycaps went on disability.
They were old, too.
Well, tamera, looks like
we'll be all loaded up...
in three or four more trips.
Matt is so sweet.
You got to love him.
Are you girls talking about me?
- Roger, you are supposed
- to be a surprise.
- I told him this
- house was off limits.
I know, but tamera and I
have some unfinished business.
Come on, girl.
Once, for old times' sake.
Okay.
Go home, Roger.
Ah! Just like old times.
Follow him.
I won't let him
out of my sight.
- Well,
- I've given it a lot of thought
- And I've decided
- to accept the offer.
Yeah. I'm looking forward
to working with you as well.
Yeah. See you in Lansing.
See who in Lansing?
That was governor engler.
- He wants me
- to come to the capital
And head up his commission
on campaign reform.
Dad, that is such an honor.
Why did he pick you?
I mean, he was... he was
really smart to pick you.
Wasn't he?
Leaves me only three weeks
to square my business away
and close up the house.
Close up the house?
- What are you
- talking about?
- Well, the governor has asked dad
- to the capital
To clean up politics.
Wow!
We're all
leaving home.
- Isn't that
- great, mommy?
Mom?
Closing up the house?
Well, yeah.
- I mean, with the
- girls out of town
- And you gone,
- I might as well.
- No, wait. No, wait.
- Now, hold up.
We just need to slow our roll.
Slow our roll?
- Mother, your wedding
- is in an hour
- And you don't have
- any shoes to wear.
Well, don't just stand there!
Come on! Let's get to the mall!
Get!
Get my purse.
Get her purse!
Get my purse.
- Here. I don't
- carry a purse.
Excuse me.
Excuse me!
Bride coming through.
Hey, Tia,
how about this one?
- No, mother, that's
- too junior miss.
Um... how about this one?
Too old miss.
Bonjour, madame.
Mademoiselle, you're
looking for something
- for a particular
- occasion?
Oh, yes, yes, yes.
- My mother, she's
- getting married
For the first time.
- Ah! How nice
- of her to wait
Until you're old enough
to give her away.
Could you please
give me the mate
to this shoe?
Step on it, pinhead.
- We got to get
- to the church.
Would you relax?
- You have
- waited this long.
Mother, you know...
Good grief! This
is our fourth store.
Hey!
Look!
This could work, huh?
Good. Buy it and let's go.
Um... excuse me.
- I'd like the mate
- to this shoe, please.
No. No.
You want this one?
No. No. I don't.
Oh, yes, you do.
- Pal, if my daughter says
- she doesn't want the shoe
She doesn't want the shoe.
Your daughter specifically
asked for this shoe, pal.
I did not.
- Oh. Oh!
- And I suppose...
I suppose I just
imagined a girl
with long hair,
your face
that same
snooty attitude.
- Oh, great.
- Thank you.
- You found
- the shoes.
Oh, my gosh.
This is where
it first started.
Where what started?
My god!
Our family.
Don't you recognize us?
We met here
in this same store
six years ago. Uh-huh.
Oh, wait. Wait...
A minute.
Huh? Huh?! Of course!
Is your name sondra?
No. Lisa.
I was here with Tia.
That's the day
that we found out
she had a twin.
- Oh, it's a day our
- family will never forget.
I'll never forget it.
- I was wearing my hair
- in a cute little Bob.
- I think I was wearing
- a chambray shirt
Belted at the waist.
Yeah, that was in back then.
Honey, did you
get your sweatshirt?
- No. That salesman
- yelled at me.
Excuse me, sir.
- There appears to be
- a slight misunderstanding
Concerning my daughter.
- Oh, you mean
- that troublemaker.
Yo, pinhead!
- Where do you get off
- being rude to my daughter?
That's it. I'm calling security.
- There's no reason
- for that.
No, let him call security.
- I'll do it for him.
- Security! Security!
- That's it.
- I'm out of here.
- Come on, tamera.
- Let's go home.
- What are
- you doing? Mom!
You let go of my baby!
- What do you mean,
- your baby?
This is my baby!
- Get your hands
- off her!
Who are you...?!
Dad...
Mom...
- Both:
- That girl has my face!
After that,
we moved in with ray.
And the girls, they got
to be together at last.
And they say
these things
only happen on TV.
Well, now I'm getting married
Ray's moving to Lansing
and the girls, they'll...
they'll be a continent apart.
Oh, our family will
never be the same again.
Oh!
Oh!
Mommy... mommy...
I feel your pain.
Cash or charge?
Merci.
Hold it.
Great shot, guys.
- We do look smooth,
- don't we?
Hey.
- Ooh, hey! Don't
- you clean up good.
Back at ya.
I'm here to see...
Oh! A man about a seat.
I am the man.
All right.
Let's go.
Catch me later, okay?
Hey, guys.
- Hey, uh...
- Either of you
- See Lisa
- and the girls?
- Nope.
- Not me.
The church is nearly full
and I can't find them anywhere.
You're not supposed to.
- It's bad luck to see the bride
- before the ceremony.
- Right. And you
- know how long
- It takes women
- to get dressed.
- First, they've got
- to lift it and snap it
Separate it and cross it
- pull it up,
- cinch it in
And control it all for 18 hours.
- How do you
- know all that?
I watch lifetime.
So, Lisa, are you
a little nervous
about your
honeymoon night?
Nervous? Shoot!
Victor and I have been...
Praying our hearts out.
Oh... oh,
hello, reverend.
Hello, Lisa.
Are we almost ready?
Oh, yes, we are.
Girls, we'll join you
in the vestibule.
I'd like to have a word
with your mother.
Oh, of course.
- Just don't forget
- your bouquet.
Okay, I won't.
Have a seat, Lisa.
Weddings are such
joyous occasions.
But, Lisa, yours is a
particularly happy one for me.
It is?
Oh, my, yes.
I've watched you with ray
and the girls over the years
and I know how much
your family means to you.
Oh, it does.
- Whoo!
- It's everything.
Yes, it is!
Those who allow their
families to slip away
are nothing more
than lambs
without a flock...!
Lost...!
On the cold and jagged rocks
of life!
Well...
You go on.
- I got to
- get my flowers.
Oh.
Ohh! Oh...
This isn't right.
I can't leave my lambs
to get hit in the head
with some jagged rocks.
Oh, there's a church
full of people waiting
and I'm not the kind of woman
to hightail it out of there
when nobody's looking.
Taxi!
Taxi! Tax...
Won't even pick you up
in a wedding dress!
Oh!
Hey! I've got the right-of-way!
Don't you make me
call Johnnie Cochran!
Hey! Hey!
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
Hey! Whoo!
Rev.
I don't mind telling you...
The mood is ugly in there.
She's standing me up.
I knew it was
too good to be true.
- Lisa's upstairs making sure she
- looks perfect for you.
- Tia went
- to hurry her up.
- Well, what's
- taking her so long?
Son, why don't I take you next
door to the rectory
for a little soul searching?
Yeah, that's
what I need...
Guidance from the father.
That...
And Jack Daniels.
Yeah.
Guys!
Guys, mom's gone.
I can't find her anywhere.
What?
- Oh.
- No.
- I got an idea
- where she might be.
- Girls, I want you
- to figure out a way
To keep our guests occupied.
- Guys, I want to make
- sure the reverend
- Keeps filling Victor
- with the spirit.
Hey, what are you
going to do, ray?
- I'm going to do
- what the best man does.
- I'm going to make sure
- there's a wedding.
- Well, if you're
- not back in an hour
I'm going to tell everyone
to go ahead and eat.
Uh-oh.
Somebody got dumped.
Honey, nobody could dump this.
Whoo!
Case of cold feet?
Case of coming to my senses.
I'll have a pink lady.
- Girl, I ain't
- made one of them
Since Donna summer left
her cake out in the rain.
- Is that the one
- with the sloe gin
Or the Tequila thing
with that little umbrella?
- 'Cause I ain't
- got no umbrellas.
Well, just give me a coke.
With extra cherries.
Now, cherries, I got.
I don't think
this place has changed
since I was in my 20s.
And that was nearly...
ten years ago.
Girl, this place ain't
changed in 20 years.
I don't like change.
Every Friday night
we still have
a "bump with a big,
fat woman" contest.
Well, it's nice to know
I can come home
to the old neighborhood
and everything is the same.
Oh.
You from around here?
Where you live now?
I don't know.
Hold up.
I remember you.
Big hair, tight skirts
string of guys around
you all the time.
You sondra, right?
No, Lisa.
Lisa Landry.
Foxy Jones.
Welcome home.
- ♪ Boom-de-adda, boom-de-adda,
- boom-de-adda, boom-de-adda ♪
Okay!
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
All right.
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
Now, the bride's side.
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
- You got to sing
- the "boom-de-adda's."
♪ Boom-de-adda,
boom-de-adda ♪
- ♪ boom-de-adda,
- boom-de-adda, boom... ♪
Don't you worry, Lisa.
- We're going
- to get you
- Right back in the
- swing of things.
We're going to hit
the hot spots together
find ourselves a couple
of fine young men
and show the world we're
still some bad mamma jammas.
- You got your
- own place?
My ex-husband's
sleeping on the sofa.
To be honest... foxy
uh, I'm not quite
the party animal I used to be.
Ain't no thing
but a chicken wing.
It'll come back to you.
- I can score you
- a little something
- To put the zip
- back in your grind.
- You ready
- for another?
No. I think
I've reached my limit.
It's time for me
to go back where I belong.
Lisa?
Girl, marry him.
How did you find me?
Well, I went back
to my old neighborhood
on my wedding day.
And what did you find there?
A bunch of yesterdays, and
not a tomorrow in sight.
Ray...
Lisa, before you
start telling me
- all the reasons you
- shouldn't get married
Let me tell you the one
reason why you should.
Ray...
Lisa, for six years
- you've put your
- life on hold
- So that our daughters
- could be together.
You uprooted yourself
and moved in with
a cantankerous bachelor
and became the mother
that his daughter
always wanted
- and the good friend
- that he always needed.
Ray...
- And now that our
- daughters are grown
- And practically
- on their own
It's time that you
took your life back.
Because if there's anybody
- who deserves happiness
- in this world
It's you.
Are you finished, ray?
I got a man waiting
for me at the church.
Well, then why
didn't you say so?
- I never stop
- a cantankerous bachelor
When he's paying me
such a nice compliment.
Bye, ray.
Foxy.
♪ B-i-n-g-o,
and bingo was his name-o. ♪
So tell me again
why they singing in there?
- Well, because they're
- so happy you're
Getting married.
Oh, hey, that's great.
- Whoo, there's a lot of love
- in this room, man.
There's a lot of love.
Yeah, almost too much.
Okay, Vic, wedding's
about to start.
Hey!
- I hope they saved me
- a seat in there.
Whoa, you need a tic-tac.
Come on.
Well, mom...
This is it.
Time to take that
walk into the future.
Girls, no matter how far
I may walk
I'll never be too far
to pop you upside your head
- in case you
- start thinking you're grown.
Mommy?
Lisa?
- Okay, okay. Whoo,
- let's get the party started.