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הדגש| שם הפרק – קול אחד שם הפרק באנגלית - Yak Sada (a.k.a. One Voice) מספר הפרק - 403 תקציר הפרק (מהוט) – אנני ולוסי מוחות נגד היחס לנשים באפגניסטן. תקציר הפרק באנגלית - Each of the Camden's are learning a lesson in equality as Annie and Lucy join together to protest the mistreatment of women in Afghanistan. Eric counsels a young couple about the importance of sexual equality in a marriage. Simon considers dropping out of a cooking class he enjoys because he is the only boy enrolled. Also, Mary helps Ruthie with her secret plans to defy convention and play on the school football team. Meanwhile, Shana confronts her long-lost father who abandoned her family 20 years ago. שחקנים אורחים- Nicole Cherie - Deena Stewart Janet Carroll - Betty Tomlin Kathy Evison - Jessica Tanner Stanley Kamel - Ryan Tomlin Jr. Pepper Sweeney - Mr. Sullivan ציטוטים - Ryan to Eric: "You know, like you said, a husband has to be responsible for providing for the family." Eric to Ryan: "Uh, I believe I said "parents". Parents or parent as the case may be has to be responsible for providing for the family. Of course, those responsibilities can be divided up in any number of ways depending on the couple doing the dividing wants." Ryan to Eric: "Jessica will be responsible for cooking and cleaning and laundry and child care. And I will be responsible for bringing home a paycheck, deciding how that money is spent and when it's time for us to have children. These are pretty traditional division of responsibilities, not much different from the way you and Annie do things." Eric to Ryan: "You think that's what Annie and I do?"- Ryan agrees. "Okay, I have to admit that the division of labor has been a little off lately, but that's because of my heart attack. When I was in- when I get back to fighting form, Annie and I have one philosophy: Do whatever is necessary, whenever necessary and whenever amicable, to whomever necessary." Eric to Ryan: "This is the most important thing you have to do before your wedding. There's still a lot of issues left to resolve before you two stand in front of your families and friends and promise to be together for the rest of you lives." Ryan to Eric: "After we're married... we'll have the rest of our lives to talk about these things. I don't mean to be insensitive here, but it's not our fault you had a heart attack, which forced us to push these counseling sessions up to just before the wedding. Eric to Ryan: "We haven't even discussed the vows." Ryan to Eric: "Love, honor and obey. What's to discuss?" Eric to Ryan: "Well, for one thing there's that pesky word, "obey". Jump on in here anytime you want Jessica."- Eric looks at here for her opinion. Eric to Annie: "That guy really bugs me... he still bugs me, but in a philosophical kind of way." Eric to Annie: "A group called the "Talibans" is in power in Afghanistan". Annie to Eric: "The atrocities they're commiting against women in the name of religion are shocking." Annie to Eric: "I don't know whether to be angry of what Afghan women don't have or grateful for what I do." Eric to Annie: "There's no reason why you can't be both."
הדגש| שם הפרק – קול אחד שם הפרק באנגלית - Yak Sada (a.k.a. One Voice) מספר הפרק - 403 תקציר הפרק (מהוט) – אנני ולוסי מוחות נגד היחס לנשים באפגניסטן. תקציר הפרק באנגלית - Each of the Camden's are learning a lesson in equality as Annie and Lucy join together to protest the mistreatment of women in Afghanistan. Eric counsels a young couple about the importance of sexual equality in a marriage. Simon considers dropping out of a cooking class he enjoys because he is the only boy enrolled. Also, Mary helps Ruthie with her secret plans to defy convention and play on the school football team. Meanwhile, Shana confronts her long-lost father who abandoned her family 20 years ago. שחקנים אורחים- Nicole Cherie - Deena Stewart Janet Carroll - Betty Tomlin Kathy Evison - Jessica Tanner Stanley Kamel - Ryan Tomlin Jr. Pepper Sweeney - Mr. Sullivan ציטוטים - Ryan to Eric: "You know, like you said, a husband has to be responsible for providing for the family." Eric to Ryan: "Uh, I believe I said "parents". Parents or parent as the case may be has to be responsible for providing for the family. Of course, those responsibilities can be divided up in any number of ways depending on the couple doing the dividing wants." Ryan to Eric: "Jessica will be responsible for cooking and cleaning and laundry and child care. And I will be responsible for bringing home a paycheck, deciding how that money is spent and when it's time for us to have children. These are pretty traditional division of responsibilities, not much different from the way you and Annie do things." Eric to Ryan: "You think that's what Annie and I do?"- Ryan agrees. "Okay, I have to admit that the division of labor has been a little off lately, but that's because of my heart attack. When I was in- when I get back to fighting form, Annie and I have one philosophy: Do whatever is necessary, whenever necessary and whenever amicable, to whomever necessary." Eric to Ryan: "This is the most important thing you have to do before your wedding. There's still a lot of issues left to resolve before you two stand in front of your families and friends and promise to be together for the rest of you lives." Ryan to Eric: "After we're married... we'll have the rest of our lives to talk about these things. I don't mean to be insensitive here, but it's not our fault you had a heart attack, which forced us to push these counseling sessions up to just before the wedding. Eric to Ryan: "We haven't even discussed the vows." Ryan to Eric: "Love, honor and obey. What's to discuss?" Eric to Ryan: "Well, for one thing there's that pesky word, "obey". Jump on in here anytime you want Jessica."- Eric looks at here for her opinion. Eric to Annie: "That guy really bugs me... he still bugs me, but in a philosophical kind of way." Eric to Annie: "A group called the "Talibans" is in power in Afghanistan". Annie to Eric: "The atrocities they're commiting against women in the name of religion are shocking." Annie to Eric: "I don't know whether to be angry of what Afghan women don't have or grateful for what I do." Eric to Annie: "There's no reason why you can't be both."