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Thursday, July 3, 2008

It's the 4th of July, and Henry and Vienna create some fireworks of their own as George and Martha Washington.

Today’s episode was directed by Michael Eilbaum and written by Cheryl L. Davis.

 

Transcripts from TVMegasite

Henry: Mikey, what's up?

Mike: Hey, Henry. The roast beef was great. Can I get a scoop of fudge walnut ice cream?

Henry: Uh, no. No scoop until you give me the scoop on the Metro deal. Don't keep me in suspense. What'd she say?

Mike: It's not gonna work, Henry.

Henry: Okay. Don't do it for your pal, your best bud. Do it for Vienna, will you? I want to give my lady love the platinum-plated lifestyle she deserves. She thinks slaving away at this diner is the be-all, end-all, and it's not. Metro -- that could be heaven on earth for us, where I could make her disco queen of the night. Now don't let Carly stand in the way of that.

Mike: Does Vienna even want to be disco queen of the night?

Henry: Doesn't everyone? I'm counting on you, Mike. No scoop of fudge for you until you finish the job, okay?

Mike: I'll see what I can do, Henry, but don't get your hopes up. Carly is a force of nature.

Henry: Wear your tool belt. Women love that.

Mike: Yeah, right. Hey, Vienna.

Vienna: Hey, Mike. Ta-ta.

Henry: How's my little sexy Swedish dumpling?

Vienna: I'm not Swedish today. I'm as American as an apple pie. And I brought some Fourth of July fireworks for you.

Henry: Oh.

 

Henry: Hello, hello. Wow! Hummanah, hummanah, hummanah, hummanah! Martha, Martha, Martha! Wow. You have never looked so fetching.

Vienna: Ooh, you likey?

Henry: Oh, I likey very muchy. You're busting out there a little bit, aren't you? For the parade. If I remember my American history, Martha Washington was a bit more conservative, I think.

Vienna: Yes, I know, but in keeping with the spirit of the holiday, I just took some liberties, and I think it works.

Henry: Yeah, yeah, it works. It works. Why don't we get cozy? What do you say? If you're lucky, I'll let you play with my doodle. I've been told -- I've been told it's a dandy. Come here. I love that laugh.

 

Henry: I think we crossed the Delaware. How long can we keep the diner closed?

Vienna: As long as you want.

Henry: Really? Then we have time for another historic re-enactment, I think.

Vienna: Oh, I can't believe you chopped down that cherry tree, George.

Henry: Oh, don't worry, Martha. It'll come back. I cannot tell a lie. We'll have plenty of firewood for those long winter nights. Tall-ho, Mrs. Washington. Let us form a more perfect union. Oh!

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