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3. Monsignor Martinez looks hot.
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4. Hmm, that is one sexy priest.
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5. Este sabado,
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8. Oh, my god.
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9. The actor who plays Monsignor Martinez,
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10. Eduardo Filipe, is coming to Arlen.
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11. We have to go, shugs.
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23. I can't believe it's really him.
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24. Hey, could you say,
"Vaya con Dios" for me?
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26. Hola, my name is Peggy Hill,
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27. and I am the three-time winner
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30. Well, maybe I should be asking
for your autograph.
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love your show.
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with the sick children,
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out of his bubble for too long.
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67. I'm afraid that is all the time we have
with our very special guest.
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68. Oh… oh… In "Ess-pa-nol."
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69. Ay-ee…
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70. - That was the best…
- You are the coolest…
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71. Oh, gracias, gracias, Senor Filipe.
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73. Oh, the pleasure was all mine.
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76. like the one about the monkey
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82. Gracias.
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83. Hey, say, "Vaya con Dios," dude!
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- Uh…
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103. Senora Hill, I am an actor.
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110. Hank, are you going
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opportunity this is for me?
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138. Luanne,
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practice with an egg first,
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that you're gone.
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146. Wow, this is gonna be
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151. Pe… Peggy, not in the airport.
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162. Hola.
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165. Oh, morning, yes, of course.
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177. Well, you have the most
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178. Yes, it is the pollution.
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and wine cellar,
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- Dead.
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