1. Tonight, an Arrested Development
you can't miss.
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2. A cavalcade of stars.
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3. The shocking final moments
will be presented live.
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4. And one of these people...
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5. will die.
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6. - The Bluths were desperate.
- I assume you've seen this.
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7. The press had them
all but finished.
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8. - What? What is it?
- This isn't gonna work over the phone, Dad.
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9. Then get Bob Loblaw to hire me
another surrogate.
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10. That's kind of the point.
Mr. Loblaw no longer works for us...
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11. because someone wanted a boyfriend.
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12. - Well, don't blame me.
- I was talking to Lindsay, actually.
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13. But he was clearly turned off
to the both of you.
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14. Now, we're gonna need a new lawyer. And that
is going to mean about a $100,000 retainer.
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15. If we want a chance of keeping this family
going past the next few weeks...
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16. we're gonna have to pull out
all the stops.
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17. What am I talking about?
I'm talking about all of you getting jobs.
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18. The best place to look for a job...
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19. Who threw the tomato?
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20. How the hell are we gonna
get a hundred grand?
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21. I know this isn't exactly
what you're looking for...
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22. but Maeby was just accepted
into private school.
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23. - I've sent the check in already.
- No, that's not what I'm lookin' for at all.
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24. Michael, it's the most
prestigious private school in town.
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25. Oh, no. Not the Milford Academy.
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26. Children were neither to be seen nor heard...
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27. at the school Buster had attended.
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28. It's the exact opposite.
It's called "Openings."
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29. Oh, great. That sounds like another one
of those gradeless, structureless...
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30. New Age "feel-gooderies."
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31. They teach self-expression and getting
in touch with feelings, Michael.
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32. - I mean, I know you don't have any.
- The boy who couldn't cry.
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33. He's a robot!
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34. Oh, Michael can cry.
He just doesn't wanna rust.
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35. Yes, he's like the Steel Man
from The Wizard of Oz.
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36. - Tin Man?
- Is that what he's called?
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37. - He knows. - Since you sent the check,
this is how you're gonna pay for it.
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38. You're gonna be in charge of the house.
Cooking, cleaning, all of it.
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39. You're going to put Lindsay in charge
of the cooking? At least you'll lose weight.
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40. You know, Mom, I think the only time you ever
cooked for us was the morning Rosa's mom died.
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41. You gave us cereal in an ashtray.
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42. Gob, pal? How about you?
Can you find some work?
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43. Oh, sure, Michael.
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44. As what? A waiter?
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45. Can I get you something, madam?
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46. - I will have a vodka, though.
- What? Oh.
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47. If you'd ever accidentally worked a day in your life,
you'd know there's no indignity in it.
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48. Great. She'll have a vodka.
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49. Instead of selling out,
becoming housewives and waiters...
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50. why don't we have a big event?
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51. Some sort of "Save Our Bluths" type thing.
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52. We'll throw a legal defense fund dinner.
Ask for donations.
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53. As long as we don't look desperate.
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54. We want 'em to think we'll take their help,
but don't need it.
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55. I should be seen a lot at the club.
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56. Yeah, our backs are against the wall,
and it's just hard to accept...
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57. that it's really come to begging.
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58. Sometimes it's the only way to stay in the game.
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59. Please tell your friends about this show.
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60. Michael had asked Lindsay
to take care of the house.
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61. - And to his surprise, she was sort of doing it.
- You're sort of doing it.
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62. Yeah, check it out. I found that
canned ham that we'd had forever...
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63. and I put it in a pot of boiling water.
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64. - And guess what I'm calling it?
- Soup?
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65. Hot ham water. You know,
I'm actually a really good mom.
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66. I think it's 'cause
Maeby's never around.
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67. You should send George Michael
to Openings too.
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68. Yes, it could help him
express his feelings.
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69. My son expresses himself just fine.
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70. - Isn't that right, Son?
- What? Yeah, it's fine.
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71. Yeah, I guess.
I don't care. Stop.
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72. Yes. He's a regular
Freddy Wilson, that one.
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73. - I don't know that reference.
- No, I don't either.
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74. Oh, I don't know either.
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75. - It's this guy.
- My son's fine where he is.
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76. He's got the S.A.T.'s coming up.
You gotta do well. You studying?
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77. Yeah, I'm taking a three real quick
so I can get a cream soda.
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78. - Oh, I'll get that for you.
- No, I will get it. I have to get it myself.
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79. Just relax.
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80. Just check the stove real quick.
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81. You know, Michael, if I may
take off my acting pants for a moment...
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82. and pull my "analrapist" stocking
over my head...
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83. George Michael has been
acting strange lately.
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84. He may have developed
what we in the soft sciences...
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85. refer to as obsessive-compulsive disorder...
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86. - or the OC Disorder.
- Don't call it that.
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87. I think ultimately it's because
he's afraid to express himself.
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88. Actually, he was afraid his Aunt Lindsay
was going to burn the house down.
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89. Hi. How are you?
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90. Cream soda.
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91. Maybe he does need this school.
Did you see this letter?
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92. You know, it's done wonders for Maeby.
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93. - "Maeby is an exceptional young lady."
- Exceptional.
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94. "We are sure that she is
destined for great things."
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95. - Great things.
- "And we wish her luck in all her"...
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96. It says "over." I'd probably have
to crack this open to be sure...
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97. but this sounds like
an expulsion letter.
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98. "She's never been to class."
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99. What boarding school would
lose track of its students?
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100. - Openings is not a boarding school.
- I thought it was a boarding school.
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101. Actually, Maeby had been on
the set of a film called Snowboarding School 2...
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102. in her secret life
as a film executive.
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103. There goes that nonrefundable tuition.
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104. It is the one rule they do have there.
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105. She should be punished for this.
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106. Tobias, if I can become a more traditional mother,
then maybe you could start being more of...
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107. Nontraditional mother.
Yes, you're right.
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108. After all, I am her father.
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109. The cars are still off,
and I rewashed all the clothes.
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110. And that's when Michael decided...
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111. that perhaps Maeby's tuition
didn't have to go to waste after all.
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112. Meanwhile, Lucille went to work...
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113. - soliciting for the Bluth fund-raiser.
- We have plenty of money.
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114. Don't get me wrong. But we can't use
our personal assets to defend the company.
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115. Just then,
Gob arrived and decided to have a laugh.
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116. Your drink, madam.
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117. - Can I get you anything...
- Get that one out of here.
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118. As you please.
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119. But Lucille had never
made eye contact with a waiter.
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120. - Can you drop these off at two?
- Why not?
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121. I'm just a waiter.
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122. - So he kept it up.
- We're all out of the halibut.
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123. The joke was over,
but the lunch rush was just beginning.
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124. - Hey, new guy. You wanna seat table four?
- Oh, yeah.
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125. Back at the penthouse,
however, lunch was long overdue.
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126. I don't suppose she left
anything for me to eat.
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127. No, just a soup and a half sandwich
and a whole sandwich for me.
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128. - Ah.
- Hello. Hey.
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129. So what's going on
with the fund-raiser?
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130. Well, uh, I don't think the Home Builder's
Organization is gonna be supporting us.
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131. Yeah, the HBO is not gonna want us.
What do we do now?
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132. Well, I think it's showtime. I think
we have to have a show during dinner.
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133. Hey, we could have some celebrities in.
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134. You know, Oscar winners
like, uh, Nicole Kidman.
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135. I don't wanna round up
a bunch of famous people...
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136. that have nothing to do
with our family as some stunt.
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137. - What's that got to do with us?
- Nothing. You're gonna write a speech about me...
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138. so they can see how wonderful I am.
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139. I think we got a better
chance at Nicole Kidman.
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140. - Oh? Huh?
- Actually, I may have an in with Andy Richter.
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141. Well, do you think you can get him?
I'm kidding. Of course not him.
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142. His brother does teach
George Michael at Openings.
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143. George Michael is going to
that New Age feel-gooderie?
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144. I don't think that's a good idea.
They're gonna poison him against you.
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145. Remember what happened
when we sent Lindsay to that kind of school?
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146. All of a sudden I was
the-the bad guy to her.
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147. And you don't respect Mom,
and you don't respect women.
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148. - Are you married?
- Damn school.
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149. I said to the teacher...
I said, "You poison her, I'll poison you."
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150. George Sr. did more than just say it.
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151. He sent the man a basket
of poison muffins.
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152. Do you know the Muffin Man?
There's a reward if you do.
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153. Then, would you like some foam
in your coffee?
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154. It's called a "cuppuccino,"
and wait till you see what it costs.
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155. You can say what you want
about the Milford Academy.
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156. The kids who came out of there,
prepared for life.
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157. Does anyone know how
to eat one of these?
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158. You know, George Michael's
gonna be fine, okay?
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159. I just want him to know how to express himself.
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160. He was actually
having trouble expressing himself.
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161. Why don't you tell the group
about yourself?
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162. My name is George Michael Bluth.
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163. I am a 16-year-old Caucasian male.
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164. My mom died.
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165. And I-I guess that's it.
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166. Hardly. See, if it were me, I would say...
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167. "I'm Donnie Richter. I have a brother named Andy.
He's an attention hog.
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168. He can't seem to really attract a real audience,
but I love the fat SOB anyway."
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169. I thought you looked like Andy Richter.
You guys are identical twins?
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170. Identical quintuplets, actually.
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171. There was Andy the show-off,
Donnie the sensitive one...
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172. Chareth the flirt,
Rocky the risk-taker and Andy's stunt double...
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173. and Emmett who asked that
we not show his picture...
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174. although composite photography tells us
he'd look something like this.
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175. Here's what I want you to do.
I want you to go home tonight...
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176. and write something about
how you really feel.
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177. Something critical. Bring it in tomorrow
and read it for the group.
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178. - Um, will this go toward my grade?
- Oh, we don't have grades here.
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179. A student either learns and gets an "L,"
or they fluctuate in their learning.
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180. - And what do we get for that?
- An "F."
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181. - Maeby, meanwhile...
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182. - was about to have a learning experience.
- Well.
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183. I understand you've been having trouble
with that expensive boarding school.
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184. That's right. I can read.
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185. Okay, first of all,
Variety got it wrong, all right?
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186. We didn't want this project.
It was a co-finance with Miramax.
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187. Poof, Miramax is gone.
We're still on the hook.
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188. It turns out Jamie Kennedy
can't even snowboard.
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189. All right, I'll listen to this later.
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190. Don't tell me where you've been.
It'll just make me worry more. But guess what.
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191. There's a new daddy in town.
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192. A discipline daddy.
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193. Oh, it's, uh... It's a parenting tape.
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194. If you wanna skip school, that's fine.
You'll just come to work with me.
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195. But you don't have a job.
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196. All right. Here.
Tell you what we're gonna do.
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197. We are going to stuff each one
of these gift bags with...
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198. a head shot, some glitter
and a decorative hand soap.
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199. And we're gonna send 'em to
every casting director in town.
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200. - And don't forget the funny notes.
- "I know where you live. Ha, ha"?
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201. - Casting directors hate this.
- They really do.
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202. The glitter queen struck again.
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203. Never hire Tobias Fünke.
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204. And back at the country club,
something unusual had happened.
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205. Oh, I don't have any drugs for sale. Unless,
did you expect me to follow you to your car?
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206. - They're your tips.
- Tips.
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207. And Gob realized
he'd accidentally worked a day in his life.
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208. Lindsay, meanwhile,
was being a mother...
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209. - when someone showed up who needed one.
- Hey, sister.
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210. - How'd you get here?
- I walked.
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211. I tried hitchhiking,
but it's hard to do without a thumb.
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212. - I'm so hungry.
- Would you like to try some of this?
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213. Mmm.
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214. So watery, and yet there's
a smack of ham to it.
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215. It's hot ham water.
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216. - Yeah. - Upstairs, George Michael
was struggling with his assignment.
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217. - Can you think of anything critical
to say about my dad? - Are you serious?
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218. I have glitter in my lungs from
making goody bags for casting directors.
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219. And he's given me a hundred more
to do for homework.
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220. It's, like, "I don't do my homework.
George Michael does my homework."
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221. And that's when he decided
it was time to cheat off of her.
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222. It might help if
you expressed yourself.
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223. It also gave him an opportunity
to smell her neck.
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224. And the next day,
Michael drove to Openings...
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225. in the hopes of recruiting
Donnie's brother for the fund-raiser...
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226. when he noticed his son
expressing himself rather well.
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227. He pretends he's the great father all of a sudden
and acts like he's all worried about me.
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228. But it turns out he just does it
so I can help him with his joke of a career.
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229. No wonder Mom
wanted out so bad.
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230. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.
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231. Gob, meanwhile, was several days
in to being an accidental waiter.
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232. And he discovered that
a little flirting helped bring in the tips.
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233. If you didn't have adult-onset diabetes,
I wouldn't mind giving you a little sugar.
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234. Oh, Gob. You could charm
the black off a telegram boy.
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235. Okay, we'll just tell you now.
She's the one who dies.
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236. His name is Andy something.
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237. I think he's Ed McMahon's kid.
A song and dance man.
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238. Lucille, meanwhile,
was there soliciting for the fund-raiser...
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239. Lucille, meanwhile,
was there soliciting for the fund-raiser...
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240. - but still hadn't noticed him.
- We'll have the lobster tail.
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241. - Until this happened.
- And maybe later you can...
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242. save a little piece of tail for me.
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243. Come on!
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244. I hope that isn't the sort of humor
Andy McMahon will be doing.
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245. Lobster, Mom?
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246. - And Michael went to confront Donnie.
- Hey!
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247. Nice haircut and thanks
for turning my son against me.
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248. Oh, oh. No, no. I-I'm Andy.
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249. Oh. Sorry.
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250. Oh, hey. How would you feel about
coming to a fund-raiser at our house?
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251. - How much does it pay?
- It's just a free dinner, but...
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252. - I'll be there.
- Great.
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253. - I'll be in the cafeteria.
- Oh, he's such a pig.
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254. You should know about
bad-mouthing family members.
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255. I heard what you had
my son say out there.
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256. He chose what to say.
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257. - Maybe we should include him in this.
- No need.
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258. You're the one that poisoned him against me.
How would you like that done to you?
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259. Are you threatening to poison me?
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260. I'm just expressing myself, man.
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261. - What did I tell you?
- How dare that Donnie Richter.
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262. Yeah, you gotta take care
of that guy, or I will.
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263. - Yeah, yeah. Let me.
- This is not your business. No.
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264. I'm just gonna pull him
out of that school.
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265. You're damn right, you are.
We can't have this happen. Not now.
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266. This family has got to stick together.
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267. I don't want Gob coming to this dinner.
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268. - Good idea.
- Guess where he's been getting his money.
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269. Is he following people
to their cars again?
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270. He's a waiter!
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271. - He is? Well, that's great.
- No, it's not great.
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272. Am I the only one that
thinks this family...
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273. is finally starting to become
sympathetic and relatable?
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274. That's what people wanna see, you know.
Lindsay's taking care of the house.
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275. Oh, I forgot about that.
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276. Tell the "housewife"
she's not coming either.
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277. If you don't want her, you don't want me either.
She's taking care of me.
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278. She glued my thumb back on.
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279. Sister's my new mother, Mother.
And is it just me, or is she looking hotter too?
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280. - Why don't you marry her?
- Maybe I will!
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281. We're veering away
from relatability again.
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282. Meanwhile, Maeby was
getting tired of being with her father.
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283. Now what we do is we paint our lips
Joan Crawford red...
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284. pop on a little blue eyeliner and then
plant a lipstick kiss on every one of 'em.
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285. - Why the blue eyeliner? - Well, she felt
that her eyes were too close together.
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286. Hello? Uh, yeah, uh...
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287. It's a casting director.
Yes, he is available.
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288. Uh, let me put my, uh...
our, uh, assistant on the phone with you.
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289. Thank you, yes. I better get changed.
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290. Thanks, Deb. Yeah.
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291. So, he's Torture Victim
Number Four, right?
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292. No, that's great.
Yeah, he's really into discipline.
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293. And George Michael
was about to get some discipline too.
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294. You are no longer
going to that school.
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295. I don't wanna get into a big discussion about it.
It's just not right for you.
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296. Is this because I cheated off Maeby?
I've never done that before. I swear.
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297. I couldn't think of anything about you,
so I asked her to write it about her dad.
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298. - You cheated?
- Yeah, it was stupid of me.
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299. Now Donnie's met you. He's never gonna
believe you were up for a part in Wicked.
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300. You do what you have to. You think I want to give
that speech about Dad at the fund-raiser?
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301. Sometimes you say you hate your dad to get
a good grade or you like him to make some money.
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302. Sounds like you're doing a great job there.
We're keeping you in.
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303. - No...
- I don't wanna have a whole discussion about it.
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304. Donnie. Well, I guess
I owe you an apology.
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305. No.
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306. - It's Andy again, isn't it?
- Rocky. Andy's the pig.
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307. - Well, you're not exactly...
- I'm his stunt double.
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308. You think I like this?
I disgust myself.
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309. Let go of my dad.
You're gonna hurt him.
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310. Oh, no. I'm only making it look like that.
He's totally in charge of the situation.
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311. So what is the problem?
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312. Somebody sent my brother Donnie
a basket of poison muffins.
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313. It could've been the Muffin Man.
They never caught him.
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314. - How do you know about that?
- I saw it on Why We Were Scared of the '70s.
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315. And what ever happened to the Muffin Man?
Remember him?
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316. I always pictured a giant six-foot muffin...
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317. trying to eat me while I was eatin' him.
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318. It's kind of a fantasy
I go to a lot now.
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319. And he says you threatened to poison him.
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320. I was upset.
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321. I'd just heard that my son thought I was
a horrible father. But, no, I didn't poison him.
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322. Well, if I find out you did...
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323. Oh, uh, Andy wants to know,
at this dinner...
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324. - you want him to sing or anything?
- A song would be fantastic.
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325. You saw? I thought you didn't know
what I said about you.
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326. Well, that wasn't exactly the truth.
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327. But don't worry. I know you don't
have anything bad to say about me.
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328. No. You know what? I think Donnie was right.
I just wasn't digging deep enough.
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329. I think I might've meant what I said.
You never listen to me.
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330. You didn't ask me if I wanted to go to this school.
You didn't ask about what I said.
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331. You threatened my teacher.
You don't respect me.
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332. How can I respect you, man?
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333. It was a complex situation...
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334. without an easy solution.
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335. - Hello?
- The caterers didn't show up. I used the club.
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336. They said we owe them too much money.
I guess all those lunches.
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337. I've got 50 people coming in three hours
and nothing to feed them, no one to serve it.
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338. We have to make a good impression,
or we're finished.
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339. Now that's a clear-cut situation
with the promise of comedy.
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340. Tell your friends.
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341. The Save Our Bluths party
was starting to heat up.
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342. But the same could not be said
for Lindsay's chicken.
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343. What is going on?
They're getting restless.
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344. I can't offer to!@%$ them
in front of their husbands.
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345. This is what you're making?
Poached salmonella?
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346. It'll be fine.
I'll just put the sauce on them.
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348. Wait. This is the water
I thawed the chicken in.
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349. Oh. Well, that should go with chicken.
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350. - Yeah.
- Fantastic.
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351. And some powerful players showed up.
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352. George, Bill Kincade
from Fostco Industries.
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353. - Sort of. - Hope you don't mind.
I sent one of those stupid surrogates.
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354. - You got busted too?
- No, I had a prior engagement.
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355. - I'm at the Fire and Ice Ball.
- Coming through. Chicken in chicken sauce.
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356. Thank you very much for showing up.
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357. Maybe you could sing while
they're bringing out dinners.
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358. Uh, I'm not Andy. I'm Emmett.
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359. Uh, I'm not Andy. I'm Emmett.
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360. Andy sent me over to let you know
he's not gonna make it tonight.
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361. Michael was suspicious.
I mean, think about it.
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362. We can't show Emmett
without blurring him.
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363. Yeah, he's singing at
the Fire and Ice Ball tonight.
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364. Andy Richter is singing
at the Fire and Ice Ball?
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365. You know, I should send Andy
a little basket of poison muffins too.
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366. Muffins?
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367. Oh, my God. Dad?
You're the Muffin Man?
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368. You poisoned 25 teachers
during the '70s?
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369. Just the first two.
The others were copycats.
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370. - You poisoned Donnie, didn't you?
- We're losing them. Come on. Come on.
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371. Can I have your attention?
My son would like to say...
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372. just a couple of words about me.
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373. And that's when Michael
noticed his own son.
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374. - You came, huh?
- Yeah, well, it was wrong of me...
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375. to say what I did
about how I felt.
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376. No, you said what you felt, and maybe
it's about time I did the same thing.
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377. So why don't we just let him express himself?
Go ahead, Son.
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378. Um, I was going to say that you don't know
who my father really is.
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379. And-And-And that what has happened to us
is a great injustice...
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380. that we were never really
given a fair chance.
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381. But that's not the truth.
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382. We've been given
plenty of chances.
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383. And maybe, the Bluths
just aren't worth saving.
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384. Maybe we're not that likable. You know?
We're very self-centered.
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385. And my father may be the worst of us.
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386. Me too. You know, I-I seem to...
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387. I threaten people who I don't feel support me.
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388. He poisons them.
Anyway, here's my advice to you.
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389. Go and take a goody bag
and get out while you can.
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390. The speech was disturbing, the food inedible...
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391. and the gift bags pretty frightening.
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392. And when Gob realized
he wouldn't get tipped...
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393. Wait. No. No.
Where's everyone going?
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394. The service got a little worse.
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395. No one's leaving until I get my money!
I'll follow you to your cars!
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396. Oh, and then that
old racist woman choked on Buster's thumb.
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397. - My thumb! My thumb!
- This lady can't breathe.
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398. All in all, it was one
of the Bluths' better dinner parties.
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399. - Hey, what'd you think of the speech?
- You'd do great at Openings.
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400. You know, pal,
you do not have to go there.
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401. I've been very worried about your behavior.
You're always turning off burners and irons...
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402. and it may be OCD.
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403. OCD? No. I'm just cleaning up after Aunt Lindsay.
She never turns things off.
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404. Wow. Hmm.
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405. Explains why I saw hedge trimmers
zippin' around the driveway.
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406. I did it again, didn't I?
I'm so self-centered.
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407. From now on, I want you to just tell me
what's on your mind, okay?
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408. And I promise, you know,
I won't just hear what I wanna hear, okay?
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409. - I love my cousin.
- I love you, too, pal.
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410. On the next Arrested Development.
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411. The Bluth family gets some good news.
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412. They're all sending in donations.
And you know what the key was?
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413. - What?
- Your speech. It didn't sound desperate.
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414. Well, I-I guess it really doesn't pay
to be desperate.
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415. It sure doesn't.
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416. And cut.
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417. Good job, man.
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418. Let's not celebrate yet.
We've still got the West Coast feed, guys.
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