♪ There’s a time for love
And a time for livin’ ♪
♪ Take a chance
And face the wind ♪
♪ An open road and
A road that’s hidden ♪
♪ A brand-new life
Around the bend ♪
♪ There were times ♪
♪ I lost a dream or two ♪
♪ Found the trail ♪
♪ And at the end was you ♪
♪ There’s a path you take
And a path not taken ♪
♪ The choice is
Up to you, my friend ♪
♪ Nights are long
But you might awaken ♪
♪ To a brand-new life ♪
♪ Brand-new life ♪
♪ A brand-new life
Around the bend ♪
♪ Tony Micelli ♪
♪ Micelli ♪
♪ Tony Micelli ♪
♪ Micelli ♪
♪ Micelli ♪ ♪ Micelli ♪
♪ Micelli ♪
♪ We are calling ♪
♪ Calling ♪
♪ Calling ♪
♪ Calling ♪
♪ Calling ♪ ♪ Calling ♪
ALL:
♪ Your name ♪
Hi. Is Tony Micelli here?
[LAUGHS]
Uh, Tony, there
are some men here
calling, calling your name.
ALL:
♪ Name ♪
Oh, Satch, Jimbo,
Benny, and B.J.
Angela, I want you
to meet the dreams
of Tony
and the Dreamtones.
The hottest
doo-wop group
at Pitkin High.
Well, hello.
I’m Angela Bower.
♪ Angela ♪
♪ Angela ♪
♪ Angela ♪
♪ It’s good to see you ♪
♪ Do-wa-wa-waa ♪
Hello. Hello.
Hi. Hello.
Oh, my, that’s
so Motown.
Oh, you guys
are really great.
You must have played
for every rally
and school dance.
No. Just the showers.
Remember when
the hot water ran out?
We discovered Benny
was a falsetto.
♪ Woo ♪
come on. Sit down.
Tony, we got
some bad news.
They’re tearing
down the school.
Oh, no.
The old high school?
Gee, Bobby Governale
will never get his diploma.
The bulldozers
can be stopped
if the building’s
fixed up.
There’s a fundraiser
Saturday night.
Anything you need,
I’m available.
We need Tony
and the Dreamtones
to do some sets.
I’ll miss
that old school.
Hey.
How can you say no?
Tony, we get
top billing.
We get to park in
the teachers’ area.
Well, no, but,
but that night,
we have a dinner party.
No, we don’t.
Yes. Yes, we do.
No, we don’t.
Yes, we do.
May I see you
in the kitchen?
We’re just
getting refreshments.
Okay, but yes, we do.
But no, we don’t.
Are you sure
they’re not married?
Why won’t you sing
for a good cause?
Because every time
the Dreamtones
got together,
it was bad news.
I’m talking serious
artistic differences.
Take our name.
Satch wanted Satch
and the Dreamtones,
Jimbo wanted Jimbo
and the Dreamtones,
and Benny wanted--
Benny and the Dreamtones.
No. The Inkspots.
Benny’s
got no ego at all.
Why did they go for
Tony and the Dreamtones?
Angela, you’ve
heard me sing.
It wasn’t
just our name.
We argued
over everything.
That was long ago.
People outgrow
that kind of pettiness.
Not me.
Because of those guys,
I missed a big opportunity.
We were set
to sing graduation night--
Our first real gig.
Before the show started,
we have an argument
over whether
to pull our sleeves up.
Did you?
I’m pouring my heart out here.
Sorry.
It was the end
of Tony and the Dreamtones.
I never got
to hear the applause
or bask in the glory
or have my clothes torn off.
The scars have yet to heal.
Let go of the past.
Seize the present.
If the Dreamtones
communicate
and are sensitive to
each other’s needs,
it will work out.
I don’t know.
I don’t know.
I saw your face light up
when you went "waa."
Yeah, but one "waa"
does not mend a broken heart.
How many people
do you know
get a second chance at
their moment of glory?
I do look good
in sharkskin.
♪ It’s not before
I go to bed ♪
♪ Bend my knees
And bow my head ♪
♪ I pray to the angels
Up above ♪
♪ Send someone
Someone to love ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Guardian angels
Up above ♪
♪ Send someone
Someone to love ♪
♪ Make her fine
And debonair ♪
♪ Deep blue eyes
And golden hair ♪
Oh! Oh!
Oh, you guys
are sensational.
I’m touched.
I’m moved.
I’m jazzed up.
Come on, Angela,
you’re just saying that.
Say it again.
You guys really
know how to bebop.
Uh, that’s
doo-wop, Angela.
Bebop, doo-wop.
I like this lady.
Guys, no more
interruptions.
Pick it up. Ready?
♪ God made the ocean and ♪
♪ God made the sea ♪
♪ But when God made you ♪
♪ He must have
Thought of me ♪
Hold it. Hold it.
You said no more
interruptions.
No more interruptions
except for incredibly
beautiful daughters.
Satch, Benny,
D.J., and Jimbo,
meet my daughter Sam.
How are you?
Good to meet you.
So? What do you think?
Was this music before
they had instruments?
It’s doo-wop,
Sam.
Doo-wop? I love it.
Good, because Saturday night,
you and your friends
will hear us
at the benefit.
In front
of people I know?
Sam, Sam.
She’s so excited.
She’s excited.
I’m telling you.
We’ll pick it up
from the "ba dap bas."
Ready? Go.
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap
Boom de-yay de-yay ♪
♪ Ba dap ba dap ♪
Hold it! Hold it!
Benny, what
do you think
you’re doing?
What? What?
Like you don’t know.
You’ve been "dapping"
when you’re supposed
to be "boom de-yaying."
Jimbo keeps stepping
on my "ba dap bas."
Oh, blame me.
Satch is singing
through Vaseline.
I like the way I sing.
My wife likes it.
My kids like it.
If you don’t
like the way I sing,
tough noogies.
Ever since
we started--
Wait. Hold on a second.
We agreed. No arguments.
Haven’t we learned from
our past experiences?
I got something
we can all agree on.
What?
Lunch.
It’s in the kitchen.
Let’s go.
Don’t hog
all the pastrami.
I hate pastrami.
My wife hates pastrami.
Oh, guys.
This communicating
is tough, Angela,
but I think it’s worth it.
I can’t wait
until Saturday night.
Thanks for convincing me.
You’re welcome.
The Colonel had Elvis,
and I have you.
Besides, I know you’ve
been waiting 18 years
to have
your clothes torn off.
Yeah.
♪ Well, I wonder
Wonder who be-do-ooh ♪
♪ Who, who, who ♪
♪ Who wrote
The book of love ♪
♪ Baby, baby, baby ♪
♪ I love you, yes, I do ♪
♪ Well, it says so
In this book of love ♪
♪ Ours is the one
That’s true ♪
♪ Well, I wonder
Wonder who be do ooh ♪
Uh!
♪ Who wrote
The book of love ♪
♪ Chapter one
Says you love her ♪
♪ You love her
With all your heart ♪
♪ Chapter two
You tell her ♪
♪ You’re never, never, never
Never, never gonna part ♪
♪ In chapter three
Remember ♪
♪ The meaning of romance ♪
♪ In chapter four
You break up ♪
♪ But you give it
Just one more chance ♪
♪ Oh, I wonder, wonder ♪
♪ Who be-do-ooh, who ♪
♪ Who wrote
The book of love ♪
♪ I-- ♪
Whoa.
Get down, mama.
How long have you
been standing there?
Oh, since the "uh!"
you’re good.
No, Tony, I’m not.
I’m surprised.
I didn’t know the right
and left side of your brain
were on speaking terms.
[LAUGHS]
Well, I...
I must admit
I do have soul.
I, uh...
when I was in college,
I used
to sing in the dorm.
Me and whoever else
didn’t have a date.
We sang into hair blowers.
Hair blowers?
What did you
call yourselves,
the Curlettes?
How did you know?
Every Saturday night,
we dreamed
of being on stage.
You know,
just getting loose,
getting down,
getting a date someday.
I got an idea.
Why don’t you do
a couple of songs
with us
Saturday night?
Oh, you can’t be serious.
If it wasn’t for you
talking me into this,
the Dreamtones wouldn’t
be getting down at all.
Oh, I would die.
What a way to go.
Okay, Mona. It’s time.
Would you do
the unzipping?
You came
to the right person.
Oh. Oh.
Oh.
Oh, I haven’t
seen you in years.
Well, I hope you two
will be very happy together.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
ALL:
Hi.
Well, well,
well, and well.
You must be
the world-famous
Dreamtones.
You’re the
world-famous Mona.
I don’t know
about world-famous,
but I do have North
and South America
sewed up.
She’s a riot.
So, don’t doo-wop
anything I wouldn’t do.
Hey. Hey, hey, hey!
The threads
look great.
They don’t
make polyester
like that anymore.
Look out, Brooklyn.
Here come the Dreamtones.
It’s Tony
and the Dreamtones.
You know,
if it wasn’t for Angela,
we wouldn’t
be having all this fun.
We owe the lady.
I agree, Satch.
Therefore, I was thinking,
how about we show
our appreciation
by letting Angela sing
some songs Saturday night?
Well, how
does that sound?
Like a nightmare.
Wait a minute.
She’s good.
She’s really good.
We’re the Dreamtones,
not the Dreamtonettes.
That’s how
we’re staying.
When did you
start making
all the decisions?
When you started
getting pushy.
I did not get pushy.
I communicated nice.
Well, I’m
communicating nice.
No go. No way.
No Angela.
That goes for me.
Yeah. Me too.
Benny, what about you?
We should have named
this group the Inkspots.
You won’t let Angela
sing one little song?
You got that right.
Oh, yeah?
Well...no Angela,
no me.
Good.
Good?
Yeah.
We’re out of here.
Yeah, let’s split.
We don’t need stupid ideas
to begin with, man.
Just a waste of time...
[DOOR CLOSES]
Well,
if that’s how you feel,
I think you should leave.
Well, I’m back.
Ready to practice.
Where are the guys?
Ah, who needs them?
They sing flat
half the time anyway.
Oh, no.
You had a fight.
It was about me, wasn’t it?
Look, if they don’t want you,
I don’t want them.
Oh, no. Tony, Tony.
I feel completely responsible.
Why was I born with dancing feet
and a golden voice?
You know, Angela, we--
We all have our crosses to bear.
Anyway, I’m glad
this happened.
It was bound to happen anyway.
Better now than five minutes
before the show.
Now, Angela,
if you don’t mind, I’d...
I’d like to have a couple
of minutes alone
with my sharkskin suit.
♪ Chapter one
Says you love her ♪
♪ You love her
With all your heart ♪
♪ Chapter two
You tell her ♪
♪ You’re never, never
Never, never... ♪
I’m making Saturday
night’s dinner special.
Everybody gets
their favorite dish.
Mine lives in Greenwich.
I’m talking
about something
with hot fudge on it.
So am I.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
Hi, Tony.
Mind if I come in?
There’s nothing
you can say
to make up
for what’s happened.
The Dreamtones
want you back.
I thought
you’d never ask.
Wait a minute.
What about Angela?
She’s in
for two numbers.
You mean it, Satch?
Angela, get ready
to start moving and shaking.
You’re a Dreamtone.
What do you think of that?
Do re mi!
Has she got rhythm
or what?
I’m so excited.
I just
can’t hide it.
I’m about
to lose control,
and I think
I like it.
You’re going
to peak too soon.
This will be
a real blowout:
The press is coming.
Imagine
my baby up there,
the spotlight following
her every move.
I hope your skin
clears up by then.
Oh, my. I never
actually thought
about people
watching me.
Well, that’s usually how
a concert works, Angela.
What if I trip?
What
if a little spit
sprays out
of the corner
of my mouth?
You know,
the lights pick up
things like that.
Don’t worry.
All the big stars spit.
Anyway, you’re just
singing background.
What if I faint?
Fall backwards.
No. I’m afraid
I can’t do it.
The Dreamtones
will have to go
on without me.
A minute ago,
you were so excited
you couldn’t hide it.
You have a show
to put on. Now rehearse.
Well, are you sure?
I’m positive.
Okay. Come on, Satch,
let’s go.
Gee, 700 people.
What if I faint?
Fall backwards.
Get out of here.
Oh, nice performance,
Angela.
What are you
talking about?
Oh, come on.
I remember all
those ballet recitals,
cello recitals,
piano recitals
that I slept through.
You do not have
stage fright.
All right.
All right. I was--
Tony was so disappointed,
I made a deal
with the guys.
I wouldn’t go on
if they’d crawl to Tony.
Nice work!
I don’t want Tony
to know.
Swear you won’t tell.
Mother’s honor.
And I’m supposed
to trust that.
♪ Chapter one
Says you love her ♪
♪ You love her
With all your heart ♪
♪ Chapter two
You tell her ♪
♪ You’re never, never,
Never, never, never gonna part ♪
♪ In chapter three, remember
The meaning of romance ♪
♪ In chapter four
You break up ♪
♪ But you give her
Just one more chance ♪
♪ Well, I wonder, wonder
Who be-do-ooh ♪
♪ Who, uh, who wrote
The book of love ♪
♪ Baby, baby, baby, just
Who wrote the book of love ♪
I can’t believe
that’s my dad.
He’s almost cool.
I should have let
Bonnie come.
Oh, he is cool.
You haven’t taken your eyes
off him all night.
I’m just happy for Tony.
How many people
get to live out
their fantasies?
I do.
♪ Well, I wonder, wonder
Who be-do-ooh ♪
♪ Who wrote the book of love ♪
♪ I wonder who ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Who wrote the book of love ♪
[APPLAUSE]
Thank you. Thank you
very much, folks.
I think I can speak
for the Dreamtones when I say
it’s great to be back
at Pitkin High.
[ALL CHEER]
Hey, and during
the break, folks,
let’s cough up
some more bucks
so the next generation of kids
can try this
cafeteria’s meat loaf, huh?
[ALL BOO]
Thanks.
We’ll be right back.
When I grow up,
can I be a rock star?
We’ll talk about it,
sweetheart.
Wow! What a life--
Money, applause,
and all the chicks
you can handle.
Jonathan, women
are not chicks.
Whoa,
what a fox!
Oh.
Oh, you are a hit!
You probably say that
to all your housekeepers.
Dad, I am
totally impressed,
but don’t push up
your sleeves so much.
Oh, okay.
She’s right.
Nothing’s worse
than too much arm.
Hey, Tony!
Hey!
I’m thirsty.
Sure. Tony,
have an egg cream.
A double!
Okay!
Okay.
Well, Tone.
[LAUGHS]
Was it everything
you thought
it would be?
More.
I’m in doo-wop heaven!
Hey, thanks.
Yeah, I was good.
And no stage fright?
Stage fright?
Are you kidding?
That’s
Angela’s department.
You know, it’s a funny
thing about Angela.
She would
play that cello
in front of hundreds
of hostile people.
What are you saying?
She doesn’t
have stage fright?
Ooh, it’s getting
warm in here.
If she doesn’t
have stage fright,
why’d she fake it?
Did I say
getting warm?
It’s downright hot.
Are you saying
she set this all up?
Here you go.
Thanks, Angela.
Here, Mona.
Hey, guys,
I’m doing a solo.
Wait a minute!
Hold on!
Ladies and gentlemen,
I need some help
with the next number.
One special lady can help.
ALL:
Oh, me! Me! Me!
No, uh,
you right there.
Me?
Would you
come up, please?
Mother,
what is going on?
Oh, shut up
and go sing. Go! Go!
Let’s hear it!
Come up here.
Mr. Communicator,
we agreed.
This wasn’t
part of the deal.
Uh, tough noogies.
No, no.
What about these guys?
Don’t worry.
Put this on.
Make me proud.
Come on, blondie.
Get the show on the road!
We’re going to do
"Rama Lama Ding Dong."
Ready?
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding ♪
♪ Oh waa oh ♪
♪ Bom bom bom ♪
You going to help?
Okay. Ready?
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding ♪
♪ Oh waa oh ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh
I’ve got a girl named ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
They’re not bad.
What will we do?
If you can’t beat them,
sing background for them.
♪ She’s mine, all mine ♪
♪ Whoa-oh-oh-oh ♪
♪ Bow, bow, bow ♪
♪ I’ve got a girl named ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ She’s fine to me ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ I’ll never set her free ♪
♪ ’Cause she’s mine
All mine ♪
♪ Waa ooh ♪
♪ Bow, bow, bow, bow
Bow, bow, bow ♪
♪ I love her
Love her, love her so ♪
♪ And I’ll never
Never let her go ♪
♪ One thing’s for certain
She’s mine, all mine ♪
♪ She’s mine ♪
♪ She’s mine ♪
♪ All of the--
Whoa-oh-oh-oh ♪
♪ I’ve got a girl named ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ she’s everything to me ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ I’ll never set her free ♪
♪ ’Cause she’s mine
All mine ♪
♪ Ooh waa ooh ♪
♪ Bow, bow, bow
Rama lam ♪
♪ Ding dong ♪
♪ Rama lam ♪
♪ Ding dong ♪
♪ Bow, bow, bow ♪
♪ I’ve got a girl named ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ Rama lama lama
Lama lama ding dong ♪
♪ I’ll never let her go ♪
♪ ’Cause she’s mine
All mine ♪
♪ Ooh waa ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]
Hey, come on.
[GIRLS SCREAM]
Ah! Oh! Ah! Oh!
It happened.
[♪♪]
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04x16 - Tony and the Dreamtones
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Series follows Tony Micelli, a former Major League Baseball athlete who strives to raise his daughter, Samantha outside of the hectic nature of New York City and relocates her to Connecticut, where he works as a live-in housekeeper for a beautiful single advertising executive named Angela Bower.
Series follows Tony Micelli, a former Major League Baseball athlete who strives to raise his daughter, Samantha outside of the hectic nature of New York City and relocates her to Connecticut, where he works as a live-in housekeeper for a beautiful single advertising executive named Angela Bower.