The Nanny (1993–1999): Season 4, Episode 25 - The Boca Story - full transcript
Sylvia decides to buy a condo in and move to Boca Raton, Florida. The condo seller had a pretty easy sale with Sylvia as he was offering food to whoever put down a deposit. Fran should be excited, but is totally depressed. She doesn't initially realize it, but her depression stems from the thought of missing her mother. To help Fran over her depression, Maxwell suggest Fran accompany him and the rest of the family to Florida on a business trip. Fran is originally reluctant to go until she finds out that Maxwell is going there to be a judge for the Miss Universe Pageant (1997). They have a great time at the pre-pageant festivities, but their collective trip is cut short by a premeditated move by Fran. But before they head back to New York, Maxwell clandestinely decides to take Fran to see Sylvia's condo so that her mind can be eased by seeing what a great life Sylvia and Morty will have. Before seeing the condo, Maxwell unwittingly gets Fran excited about her parent's move when he makes her envision what her personal life will be like without Sylvia always butting in. It is lucky for Sylvia and Morty that they went to see the condo or where there was supposed to be a condo. Sylvia and Morty's move will just have to wait. Meanwhile, Grace has decided it's time to test drive an older look by stuffing her frontal area. And Niles is asked to be best man at a wedding, leaving him the last of this group to get married.
Oh, God,
my allergies are so bad today.
-Listen how stuffed up I sound.
-How can you tell?
Where's all the tissues?
I thought this was a full box.
Good morning.
Fran, where are the double stuffed Oreos?
Shut up, Brighton.
-Here, sweetheart.
-Thank you.
Listen, we're gonna have to be very
sensitive where your sister is concerned.
-She's eager to develop.
-Yeah, you're right.
In couple of years, we'll have to go
through the same thing with Maggie.
I don't know
how I'm going to get through this day.
My only remaining single friend
called to tell me he's getting married.
Niles, you poor thing.
You're probably feeling so vulnerable
and insecure, like a big loser.
Welcome to my world, baby.
It's just that I'm lonely, Miss Fine.
You don't know what it is
to be the only one
of your friends who's not married.
Hello!
-And over 40.
-Not a clue.
Niles, how I wish
that the woman of your dreams
would just come walking
right through that door.
I have been tasting garlic pesto
for two days now.
Would she ever leave Morty?
What am I saying?
Darling, I just won a contest,
and I'm on my way over right now
to pick up my prize.
Nineteen inches of heaven.
I'm so hoping it's a TV.
Brand new Sony Trinitron.
And all I had to do was fill out
this little questionnaire on retirement.
Sylvia, have you eaten breakfast already?
-What do you think?
-Then, you'll just want a little nosh.
I love you.
And I love that perfume.
Good God, man, get a grip.
Come on, Franny,
we gotta pick up the TV before 3:00.
Ma, this is a scam.
They're only trying to lure you down there
so they can talk you into buying
a retirement condo in... Boca?
I'm gonna get my bag.
She was working in a bridal shop
In Flushing, Queens
'Til her boyfriend kicked her out
In one of those crushing scenes
What was she to do, where was she to go?
She was out on her fanny
So, over the bridge from Flushing
To the Sheffields' door
She was there to sell makeup
But the father saw more
She had style, she had flair
She was there
That's how she became the Nanny
Who would have guessed
That the girl we described
Was just exactly
What the doctor prescribed?
-Now the father finds her beguiling
-Watch out, C.C.
-And the kids are actually smiling
-Such joie de vivre!
She's the lady in red
When everybody else is wearing tan
The flashy girl from Flushing
The Nanny named Fran
An average day at Sun Lake Village
consists of waking up,
God willing....
To breathtaking beaches,
lush foliage and unspoiled vistas.
Tony Roma's.
Just six minutes from a Loehmann's,
a 24 hour Cadillac dealership
and the best prostate man in South Florida.
-See that guy in the front row?
-Yeah.
-I'll bet he's got great hands.
-Yetta....
What? One of us has to be able
to open the pickle jar.
So, ma, what do you think?
This place looks fabulous.
I couldn't make a decision like this
without discussing it with your father.
And now, for those of you
who are ready to make a deposit,
please, you'll join us for
complimentary coffee and cake.
You know, I'm my own person.
Does the appliances come in avocado?
Mr. Sheffield, I know that
it's really late, but I couldn't sleep.
And I was just hoping that you might be up.
-Were you having a nightmare?
-I... think so.
I was dreaming I was sleeping in my bed.
-Yeah?
-And this incredibly sexy woman came in
and bloody woke me up!
You think I look incredibly sexy?
Miss Fine,
what are you doing in my bedroom?
Mr. Sheffield,
I've got insomnia and I couldn't sleep.
And I thought if you couldn't sleep
and you came into my room,
I'd be there for you.
All right. So, why do you think
you can't sleep? What are you feeling?
I'm feeling frustrated and I don't know why.
Well...
When do you....
-When do you think this started?
-Four years ago.
The insomnia kicked in tonight.
Did something happen today
that's upsetting you or worrying you?
No. It was a perfectly normal day,
manicure, pedicure, facial for Gracie.
She had a big play date today.
Then I took Ma to buy a condo in Florida,
then Bloomies, then home.
Miss Fine,
your mother's moving to Florida?
She put a deposit on a condo
for her and Daddy today.
They're finally moving to Boca,
1372 miles away, roughly.
Miss Fine, did it occur to you
that your mother moving to Florida
might be what's troubling you?
So not.
Seriously. I think it might be
worrying you more than you think.
I think this is the thing
you should talk to Dr. Miller about.
-In therapy?
-Of course, in therapy.
What do you think those sessions are for?
You're not gonna tell me you sit there
week after week, talking about me?
Yeah. Right.
Hello, Dr. Miller.
I hope I'm not catching you at a bad time.
Not at all.
No. I'm always up at 5:30 in the morning.
How did you get my home number?
Let's just say there are 30 Dr. Millers
in the tri-state area
that are a little PO'd at me.
All right, Fran, what's the emergency?
Dr. Miller, last night my dream came true.
You know, I couldn't sleep,
so I went into Mr. Sheffield's room
-and, while we were in bed...
-Yes?
Don't get excited.
Just on the night
when I should have been jumping for joy,
I wound up miserable.
It's not unusual that,
when two people fantasize
for a long time about something
and it happens, it's not uncommon
for them to feel let down.
The question is, what about your feelings?
Were you completely satisfied?
I think so.
I mean, you know,
it's what I've always dreamed of.
-You know how long I've wanted this.
-Did you feel the earth move?
Doc, they're moving to Boca,
not Antarctica.
Excuse me?
My parents are moving to Boca.
Why aren't I happy?
Fran, it is a long
and sometimes painful process
separating from one's mother,
but you have to understand
you must do that in order
to become a mature, healthy adult.
Mother, I am in session.
I don't even know
why I still keep going to that Dr. Miller.
I mean, listen to what this man says to me.
For a woman my age, I have
an abnormal connection to my mommy.
What's that?
It's wrong, Fran.
If you were still living at home
and sleeping on a pull out couch,
-then already you'd be--
-You....
You know, the man is wacko.
Do you know how many people
would kill to have a relationship
like I have with my mother?
I mean, let's face it.
She's not getting any younger.
You don't know how many years
you have together.
You gotta appreciate
every precious moment.
I don't want my mommy to move away.
I'm really sorry.
-Good, my antidepressants.
-They're mine.
-Please, would you stop?
-Yeah.
Just because your friend's getting married
and you're not.
You know,
you don't exactly make tons of money.
You should be happy
you don't have a wife to support.
And on that note....
Poor Niles,
always a best man, never a man.
What do you think
will be the hardest part?
Watching your friend kiss the bride,
or starting every sentence with,
"No, I don't have a date."
I was thinking of asking a tall,
voluptuous blond,
but she's moving to Boca.
You are pathetic. All right.
If you're that desperate, I will go with you.
That doesn't sound like you.
Someone leave that
on your answering machine?
Now you can just forget it.
I wouldn't go with you if you begged me.
-Pick you up at 8:00?
-7:00. We'll have drinks.
Oh, Val,
What am I gonna do
without my mother being here?
I'm gonna miss her hugs and kisses.
Why is she the one that always gives me
that warm, fuzzy feeling?
Because she don't wax her chin.
You are not putting
brown pebble linoleum
in my gray and mauve
nouveau riche condo.
Your condo?
Whose $350 a month social security
is paying the mortgage?
Could you puke from this?
And this is hip.
At least mine is more appetizing.
You need more appetite.
Excuse me, Ma, but Dr. Artenberg says
that I have a sluggish metabolism,
and I have to eat or I will die.
And if that happens, I will put in my will
that you are not putting
this brown pebble fakakta linoleum!
Val....
I can't tell her not to move.
Look how happy she is.
Miss Fine,
I've got a wonderful surprise for you.
The entire family is going to Florida
for the weekend.
Florida sucks.
Miss Fine, do you really think
that sundae can replace
your mother's love?
No.
Now it can.
You've got to come to grips
with your mother moving.
I'm trying to,
but every time I turn around,
something else reminds me of her.
Do I start yelling,
or will those things disappear on their own?
She's just taking them out for a spin.
Would you think of them
as training wheels?
Come here, sweetie.
Miss Fine, come with us. It'll be fun.
Look, we're traveling first class.
Big shrimp. Free slippers.
We'll be staying at the Fontainebleau,
and your palatial suite has its own jacuzzi.
On the terrace?
I don't care. I'm not going.
Miss Fine, I understand.
But we'll be back Monday morning,
after I finish judging
the Miss Universe contest.
Maybe it would be better for me
to be around people.
Hi.
-Pretty girl, isn't she, Miss Fine?
-Yeah.
You know,
her platform is the environment.
You can tell she's had
her whole body reconstructed
from her country's natural resources.
A little jealous, are we, Miss Fine?
Please! I've had a glimpse
of a few of their mothers.
I know where they're headed.
Speaking of mothers,
you're handling your future separation well.
I'm very proud of you.
You know,
this has been a great diversion for me.
The plane, the shrimp,
watching Booty Call.
Thank you for taking me on this trip.
I really haven't even thought about Ma.
I'm always there for you, Miss Fine.
I know. You are such a good friend and--
They need me to take a picture
with Miss U.S.A.
Hello, I am Alicia Machado.
Hi. From Who's the Boss?
No. That is Alyssa Milano.
But I get that all the time.
I'm Miss Universe. Look at that.
Miss Universe....
Qué pasa, chica? Why are you crying?
I just saw a contestant
that reminded me of my mother.
-Who?
-Miss Hungary.
Poor baby.
Tell me, what interests you, Miss U.S.A.?
You mean,
other than handsome judges?
Mr. Sheffield, I wanna go home.
I have to tell Ma that she can't move.
It sounds delicious.
Why don't you make reservations?
Excuse me,
I just wanna say what a wonderful job
your judges are doing,
especially that one over there.
You know, his cousin's a little nervous.
He's giving her a few tips
on how to win this thing.
His cousin?
What on earth would make them think
I was related to Miss U.S.A?
She's bloody Hawaiian, for God's sake.
Maybe it's a blessing in disguise.
The British aren't exactly known
for picking the most attractive people
to wear a crown.
Miss Fine,
I haven't seen Gracie's new figure
since we left Disney World.
What happened?
Space Mountain,
they blew off into a galaxy far, far away.
So, Brighton, am I going the right way?
Yeah. Just make a left at that old lady.
We're in Florida. Which one?
I don't remember
it taking this long to get to the airport.
I mean, I'm just anxious to get home
and talk to Ma.
Miss Fine,
I have a little confession to make.
I thought we were going to Sylvia's condo?
Stop the car!
Miss Fine, do you want us all to die?
When in Boca...
I just thought,
if you actually saw your mother's condo
and the beautiful lifestyle she'll have,
you might be happy for her.
Wouldn't you think?
Did you ever think some good
might come of your mother moving away?
Mr. Sheffield,
I've been so lost since Ma left.
Really? I feel wonderful.
I don't know what it is, Miss Fine,
but I feel so much closer to you
since Sylvia left.
Sylvia who?
Miss Fine, I'm not sure how much longer
I can control my feelings for you.
Well, wait three, four seconds
and let her rip.
I gave Niles the day off.
Mr. Sheffield...
Where are the children?
I should know that, shouldn't I?
School. They're in school till 3:00.
So, there's nothing to stop us.
I mean, your mother
isn't gonna be dropping by, is she?
Ma's moving to Boca
Ma's moving to Boca
Ma's moving to Boca
According to the map,
we should be there by now.
There's no condos around here.
This is a complete and total swamp.
Oh, no.
Oh, my God. Oh, no.
Miss Fine, I think
your mother's been taken for a ride.
No.
You know what?
We'll get her deposit back.
And as soon as possible,
she'll put another down payment
on a condo in Boca. As soon as possible.
Did I say that twice?
I'm car sick. I think I'm gonna throw up.
Me first.
Miss Fine, your mother's not moving
to Boca, so why the sundae?
My mother's not moving to Boca.
Miss Fine...
Where's Niles? Did I give him the day off?
I guess so.
Where are the children?
I should know that, shouldn't I?
This is delicious.
-Here, you wanna try some?
-Yeah.
Good, huh?
Oh, boy, got a little chocolate
on the little mouthy.
I have been tasting kung pao beef
for two days now.
Almost there.
Yes. Yes!
Just give me 20 minutes to recover,
and then I'll open up the apple sauce.
Yeah.
my allergies are so bad today.
-Listen how stuffed up I sound.
-How can you tell?
Where's all the tissues?
I thought this was a full box.
Good morning.
Fran, where are the double stuffed Oreos?
Shut up, Brighton.
-Here, sweetheart.
-Thank you.
Listen, we're gonna have to be very
sensitive where your sister is concerned.
-She's eager to develop.
-Yeah, you're right.
In couple of years, we'll have to go
through the same thing with Maggie.
I don't know
how I'm going to get through this day.
My only remaining single friend
called to tell me he's getting married.
Niles, you poor thing.
You're probably feeling so vulnerable
and insecure, like a big loser.
Welcome to my world, baby.
It's just that I'm lonely, Miss Fine.
You don't know what it is
to be the only one
of your friends who's not married.
Hello!
-And over 40.
-Not a clue.
Niles, how I wish
that the woman of your dreams
would just come walking
right through that door.
I have been tasting garlic pesto
for two days now.
Would she ever leave Morty?
What am I saying?
Darling, I just won a contest,
and I'm on my way over right now
to pick up my prize.
Nineteen inches of heaven.
I'm so hoping it's a TV.
Brand new Sony Trinitron.
And all I had to do was fill out
this little questionnaire on retirement.
Sylvia, have you eaten breakfast already?
-What do you think?
-Then, you'll just want a little nosh.
I love you.
And I love that perfume.
Good God, man, get a grip.
Come on, Franny,
we gotta pick up the TV before 3:00.
Ma, this is a scam.
They're only trying to lure you down there
so they can talk you into buying
a retirement condo in... Boca?
I'm gonna get my bag.
She was working in a bridal shop
In Flushing, Queens
'Til her boyfriend kicked her out
In one of those crushing scenes
What was she to do, where was she to go?
She was out on her fanny
So, over the bridge from Flushing
To the Sheffields' door
She was there to sell makeup
But the father saw more
She had style, she had flair
She was there
That's how she became the Nanny
Who would have guessed
That the girl we described
Was just exactly
What the doctor prescribed?
-Now the father finds her beguiling
-Watch out, C.C.
-And the kids are actually smiling
-Such joie de vivre!
She's the lady in red
When everybody else is wearing tan
The flashy girl from Flushing
The Nanny named Fran
An average day at Sun Lake Village
consists of waking up,
God willing....
To breathtaking beaches,
lush foliage and unspoiled vistas.
Tony Roma's.
Just six minutes from a Loehmann's,
a 24 hour Cadillac dealership
and the best prostate man in South Florida.
-See that guy in the front row?
-Yeah.
-I'll bet he's got great hands.
-Yetta....
What? One of us has to be able
to open the pickle jar.
So, ma, what do you think?
This place looks fabulous.
I couldn't make a decision like this
without discussing it with your father.
And now, for those of you
who are ready to make a deposit,
please, you'll join us for
complimentary coffee and cake.
You know, I'm my own person.
Does the appliances come in avocado?
Mr. Sheffield, I know that
it's really late, but I couldn't sleep.
And I was just hoping that you might be up.
-Were you having a nightmare?
-I... think so.
I was dreaming I was sleeping in my bed.
-Yeah?
-And this incredibly sexy woman came in
and bloody woke me up!
You think I look incredibly sexy?
Miss Fine,
what are you doing in my bedroom?
Mr. Sheffield,
I've got insomnia and I couldn't sleep.
And I thought if you couldn't sleep
and you came into my room,
I'd be there for you.
All right. So, why do you think
you can't sleep? What are you feeling?
I'm feeling frustrated and I don't know why.
Well...
When do you....
-When do you think this started?
-Four years ago.
The insomnia kicked in tonight.
Did something happen today
that's upsetting you or worrying you?
No. It was a perfectly normal day,
manicure, pedicure, facial for Gracie.
She had a big play date today.
Then I took Ma to buy a condo in Florida,
then Bloomies, then home.
Miss Fine,
your mother's moving to Florida?
She put a deposit on a condo
for her and Daddy today.
They're finally moving to Boca,
1372 miles away, roughly.
Miss Fine, did it occur to you
that your mother moving to Florida
might be what's troubling you?
So not.
Seriously. I think it might be
worrying you more than you think.
I think this is the thing
you should talk to Dr. Miller about.
-In therapy?
-Of course, in therapy.
What do you think those sessions are for?
You're not gonna tell me you sit there
week after week, talking about me?
Yeah. Right.
Hello, Dr. Miller.
I hope I'm not catching you at a bad time.
Not at all.
No. I'm always up at 5:30 in the morning.
How did you get my home number?
Let's just say there are 30 Dr. Millers
in the tri-state area
that are a little PO'd at me.
All right, Fran, what's the emergency?
Dr. Miller, last night my dream came true.
You know, I couldn't sleep,
so I went into Mr. Sheffield's room
-and, while we were in bed...
-Yes?
Don't get excited.
Just on the night
when I should have been jumping for joy,
I wound up miserable.
It's not unusual that,
when two people fantasize
for a long time about something
and it happens, it's not uncommon
for them to feel let down.
The question is, what about your feelings?
Were you completely satisfied?
I think so.
I mean, you know,
it's what I've always dreamed of.
-You know how long I've wanted this.
-Did you feel the earth move?
Doc, they're moving to Boca,
not Antarctica.
Excuse me?
My parents are moving to Boca.
Why aren't I happy?
Fran, it is a long
and sometimes painful process
separating from one's mother,
but you have to understand
you must do that in order
to become a mature, healthy adult.
Mother, I am in session.
I don't even know
why I still keep going to that Dr. Miller.
I mean, listen to what this man says to me.
For a woman my age, I have
an abnormal connection to my mommy.
What's that?
It's wrong, Fran.
If you were still living at home
and sleeping on a pull out couch,
-then already you'd be--
-You....
You know, the man is wacko.
Do you know how many people
would kill to have a relationship
like I have with my mother?
I mean, let's face it.
She's not getting any younger.
You don't know how many years
you have together.
You gotta appreciate
every precious moment.
I don't want my mommy to move away.
I'm really sorry.
-Good, my antidepressants.
-They're mine.
-Please, would you stop?
-Yeah.
Just because your friend's getting married
and you're not.
You know,
you don't exactly make tons of money.
You should be happy
you don't have a wife to support.
And on that note....
Poor Niles,
always a best man, never a man.
What do you think
will be the hardest part?
Watching your friend kiss the bride,
or starting every sentence with,
"No, I don't have a date."
I was thinking of asking a tall,
voluptuous blond,
but she's moving to Boca.
You are pathetic. All right.
If you're that desperate, I will go with you.
That doesn't sound like you.
Someone leave that
on your answering machine?
Now you can just forget it.
I wouldn't go with you if you begged me.
-Pick you up at 8:00?
-7:00. We'll have drinks.
Oh, Val,
What am I gonna do
without my mother being here?
I'm gonna miss her hugs and kisses.
Why is she the one that always gives me
that warm, fuzzy feeling?
Because she don't wax her chin.
You are not putting
brown pebble linoleum
in my gray and mauve
nouveau riche condo.
Your condo?
Whose $350 a month social security
is paying the mortgage?
Could you puke from this?
And this is hip.
At least mine is more appetizing.
You need more appetite.
Excuse me, Ma, but Dr. Artenberg says
that I have a sluggish metabolism,
and I have to eat or I will die.
And if that happens, I will put in my will
that you are not putting
this brown pebble fakakta linoleum!
Val....
I can't tell her not to move.
Look how happy she is.
Miss Fine,
I've got a wonderful surprise for you.
The entire family is going to Florida
for the weekend.
Florida sucks.
Miss Fine, do you really think
that sundae can replace
your mother's love?
No.
Now it can.
You've got to come to grips
with your mother moving.
I'm trying to,
but every time I turn around,
something else reminds me of her.
Do I start yelling,
or will those things disappear on their own?
She's just taking them out for a spin.
Would you think of them
as training wheels?
Come here, sweetie.
Miss Fine, come with us. It'll be fun.
Look, we're traveling first class.
Big shrimp. Free slippers.
We'll be staying at the Fontainebleau,
and your palatial suite has its own jacuzzi.
On the terrace?
I don't care. I'm not going.
Miss Fine, I understand.
But we'll be back Monday morning,
after I finish judging
the Miss Universe contest.
Maybe it would be better for me
to be around people.
Hi.
-Pretty girl, isn't she, Miss Fine?
-Yeah.
You know,
her platform is the environment.
You can tell she's had
her whole body reconstructed
from her country's natural resources.
A little jealous, are we, Miss Fine?
Please! I've had a glimpse
of a few of their mothers.
I know where they're headed.
Speaking of mothers,
you're handling your future separation well.
I'm very proud of you.
You know,
this has been a great diversion for me.
The plane, the shrimp,
watching Booty Call.
Thank you for taking me on this trip.
I really haven't even thought about Ma.
I'm always there for you, Miss Fine.
I know. You are such a good friend and--
They need me to take a picture
with Miss U.S.A.
Hello, I am Alicia Machado.
Hi. From Who's the Boss?
No. That is Alyssa Milano.
But I get that all the time.
I'm Miss Universe. Look at that.
Miss Universe....
Qué pasa, chica? Why are you crying?
I just saw a contestant
that reminded me of my mother.
-Who?
-Miss Hungary.
Poor baby.
Tell me, what interests you, Miss U.S.A.?
You mean,
other than handsome judges?
Mr. Sheffield, I wanna go home.
I have to tell Ma that she can't move.
It sounds delicious.
Why don't you make reservations?
Excuse me,
I just wanna say what a wonderful job
your judges are doing,
especially that one over there.
You know, his cousin's a little nervous.
He's giving her a few tips
on how to win this thing.
His cousin?
What on earth would make them think
I was related to Miss U.S.A?
She's bloody Hawaiian, for God's sake.
Maybe it's a blessing in disguise.
The British aren't exactly known
for picking the most attractive people
to wear a crown.
Miss Fine,
I haven't seen Gracie's new figure
since we left Disney World.
What happened?
Space Mountain,
they blew off into a galaxy far, far away.
So, Brighton, am I going the right way?
Yeah. Just make a left at that old lady.
We're in Florida. Which one?
I don't remember
it taking this long to get to the airport.
I mean, I'm just anxious to get home
and talk to Ma.
Miss Fine,
I have a little confession to make.
I thought we were going to Sylvia's condo?
Stop the car!
Miss Fine, do you want us all to die?
When in Boca...
I just thought,
if you actually saw your mother's condo
and the beautiful lifestyle she'll have,
you might be happy for her.
Wouldn't you think?
Did you ever think some good
might come of your mother moving away?
Mr. Sheffield,
I've been so lost since Ma left.
Really? I feel wonderful.
I don't know what it is, Miss Fine,
but I feel so much closer to you
since Sylvia left.
Sylvia who?
Miss Fine, I'm not sure how much longer
I can control my feelings for you.
Well, wait three, four seconds
and let her rip.
I gave Niles the day off.
Mr. Sheffield...
Where are the children?
I should know that, shouldn't I?
School. They're in school till 3:00.
So, there's nothing to stop us.
I mean, your mother
isn't gonna be dropping by, is she?
Ma's moving to Boca
Ma's moving to Boca
Ma's moving to Boca
According to the map,
we should be there by now.
There's no condos around here.
This is a complete and total swamp.
Oh, no.
Oh, my God. Oh, no.
Miss Fine, I think
your mother's been taken for a ride.
No.
You know what?
We'll get her deposit back.
And as soon as possible,
she'll put another down payment
on a condo in Boca. As soon as possible.
Did I say that twice?
I'm car sick. I think I'm gonna throw up.
Me first.
Miss Fine, your mother's not moving
to Boca, so why the sundae?
My mother's not moving to Boca.
Miss Fine...
Where's Niles? Did I give him the day off?
I guess so.
Where are the children?
I should know that, shouldn't I?
This is delicious.
-Here, you wanna try some?
-Yeah.
Good, huh?
Oh, boy, got a little chocolate
on the little mouthy.
I have been tasting kung pao beef
for two days now.
Almost there.
Yes. Yes!
Just give me 20 minutes to recover,
and then I'll open up the apple sauce.
Yeah.