1. In the not too
distant future, next Sunday AD,
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2. there was a guy named Joel, not
too different from you or me.
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3. He worked at Gizmonic
Institute, just another face
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4. in a red jumpsuit.
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5. He did a good job
cleaning up the place,
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6. but his boss didn't like him,
so they shot him into space.
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7. We'll send him cheesy movies,
the worst that we can find.
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8. La-la-la.
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9. He'll have to sit
and watch them all,
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10. and we'll monitor his mind.
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11. La-la-la.
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12. Now keep in mind,
Joel can't control
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13. where the movies begin or end.
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14. La-la-la.
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15. Because he used
those special parts
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16. to make his robot friends.
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17. Robot roll call— Cambot!
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18. Pan left.
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19. Gypsy!
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20. Hi, girl.
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21. Tom Servo!
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22. What a cool guy.
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23. Croooow!
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24. He's a wisecracker.
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25. You're wondering how
he eats and breathes,
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26. and other science facts.
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27. La-la-la.
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28. Then repeat to yourself,
"It's just a show,
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29. I should really just relax for
Mystery Science Theater 3000!"
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30. - Hey, everybody.
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31. Welcome to the
Satellite of Love.
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32. My name's Joel Robinson.
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33. This is my friend Tom Servo.
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34. - Yo!
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35. - Hey, have you seen Crow lately?
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36. - Um, I, uh, think he went out.
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37. - You know, you seem
kind of different.
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38. Did you get a
haircut or something?
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39. - Nope, just Tom
Servo— sleek and slim
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40. with a transparent head.
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41. - Well, I'm looking for Crow,
because he left his little
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42. Billy doll in my room
again, and I'd like to—
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43. Toasted peanuts.
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44. - Ah, there he is.
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45. Hey!
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46. - (SINGING) 50,000
monkeys can't be—
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47. - Good to see you, Crow!
- Oh hey, Tommy.
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48. Top o' the morning to you!
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49. - Morning.
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50. - Uh, Joel, have you seen my
"Utne Reader," by any chance?
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51. - What's going on?
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52. - Uhh, it's Tuesday.
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53. - Paranoid delusions.
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54. - It's treatable, you know?
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55. (OFFSCREEN): Commercial sign!
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56. Commercial sign!
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57. Commercial sign pretty soon!
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58. - Loading Richard
Basehart remark.
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59. Richard Basehart remark
in five, four, three,
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60. two— Richard Basehart now.
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61. - I get it.
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62. I know what's going on.
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63. - No, no Joel, you don't get it.
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64. You're crazy.
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65. - I think you're insane, Joel.
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66. - (SINGING) Crazy—
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67. - We'll be right back.
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68. - (SINGING) Toys in the attic.
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69. He is crazy!
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70. - Joe.
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71. Joe!
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72. Hoo-hoo.
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73. - Well, you see, Joel, we
reversed the mini data
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74. flow of our voice sequencers.
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75. Quite simple, really.
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76. - I wrote the funny jokes.
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77. - Yeah, you guys
are about as funny
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78. as the urinary tract infection.
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79. Oh, W.W. and the Dixie
Dancekings are calling.
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80. - Hello, bubbi.
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81. I don't mean to rub
it in, but we're
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82. entertaining a few celebrities
here in the Deep 13 grotto
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83. room.
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84. - Well, look at all of them.
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85. George Kerby just got here.
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86. Dick Gautier just arrived.
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87. Vikki Carr, just to name a few.
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88. Wow, what a party!
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89. - You know, Joel, our invention
this week is made for men.
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90. - But the ladies like it, too.
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91. - What is it?
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92. - We can't show you what it is.
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93. But get this.
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94. We're wearing it.
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95. Sh.
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96. - Oh come on, you guys.
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97. You didn't invent anything.
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98. - Well that's what
you'd like to think.
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99. It's comfortable, easy
to wear, glides on easy
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100. and stays in place.
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101. - I shower in mine.
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102. People say I look
more confident,
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103. which results in more sales.
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104. Shouldn't we be, uh, telling
him to do an invention exchange?
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105. - Frank, you're
ruining it for me.
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106. - Today's invention
exchange, sirs,
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107. is based on the
premise the kids love
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108. to read the back
of cereal boxes.
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109. - That's why we've come
up with cereal novels!
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110. - Modern fiction— it's all part
of this nutritious breakfast!
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111. - You see, right now,
Joel is reading Interview
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112. with a Vampire on the
back of Count Chocula.
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113. Maybe later, he'll eat
some Anne Rice puffs.
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114. I'm just kidding, of course.
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115. - Read Kaboom cereal
with Bret Easton Ellis's
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116. controversial yet
all but forgotten
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117. American Psycho on the back.
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118. - And for the more
adventurous, you
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119. can start your day
eating Lucky Charms
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120. while reading Thomas
Pynchon Gravity's Rainbow.
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121. It's magically obscure!
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122. - Ha-ga-ga-ga—
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123. - What do you think, sirs?
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124. - Joel, this week's
experiment stars
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125. Casey Adams of
Catalina Caper fame.
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126. - Tell him about it, Lawrence.
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127. - You got me.
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128. It's called The
Indestructible Man,
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129. but first, I'm
afraid you're going
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130. to have to sit through another
chapter of Undersea Kingdom.
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131. - Oh, Frank, look.
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132. There's Jerry Van
Dyke with his banjo.
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133. - Wow!
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134. - It's October.
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135. - Das people.
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136. Das credits.
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137. - Park it anywhere, crab.
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138. - Red Rover, red Rover, let
B. Reeves Eason come over.
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139. - Two directors?
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140. - Hey!
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141. - (SINGING TOGETHER) Hey, it's
the undersea kingdom for you
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142. and for me, where the
men are in dresses!
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143. Ooh-ooh-ooh.
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144. - We have to dry our swords out!
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145. - And around the Clubhouse
10, there goes Beetlejuice up
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146. the front, and Krapalm
brings up the rear.
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147. - (SINGING) Ooh-ooh-ooh,
Monte Blue.
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148. - Hey, you kids!
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149. Come in here with
my pillowcases!
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150. - Yeah, we know.
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151. Into the valley of death
right at the 600, we know.
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152. - Did you hear something?
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153. - Hm?
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154. - It's the UPS man!
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155. Lon Cheney, Jr?
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156. Nooo!
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157. - Hmm, the John
Bradford Exchange.
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158. - Come on, guys.
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159. Let's go get greased,
big time. (CHUCKLES)
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160. - Oh, cute.
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161. - (CHANTING) Unga Khan!
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162. Unga Khan, Unga Khan,
mad tyrant of Atlantis.
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163. Unga Khan, Unga Khan.
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164. The tyrant of Atlantis.
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165. - (SINGING) I wanna
rule with you.
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166. - Actually looks like Jimmy
Carl Black, doesn't he?
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167. - It's the bishop!
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168. - What is this, their yearbook?
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169. - Editor, yearbook
two, three, and four.
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170. Burnout, three and four.
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171. - Known for his anthologies,
Professor Norton, that is.
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172. You see, because—
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173. - It's Averell Harriman.
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174. - Diana, a go-getting
newspaper— oh, in other words,
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175. she fetches.
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176. - I totally didn't vote
for her for homecoming.
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177. - Huh-uh.
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178. - Next slide, please.
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179. Ne— thank you.
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180. - You may remember him from
the Cracker Jacks box.
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181. They opened him up and
found a prize inside.
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182. - Gee.
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183. - The sailor's favorite.
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184. - President of hat club, three
and four, grandest of all four.
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185. - Uh, sorry, it never starts.
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186. Oh, there we go.
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187. - Let's cut through
the salad bar!
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188. - Gin tanks are attacking!
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189. - Ooh.
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190. Ooh.
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191. - So they weren't killed, gee.
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192. - Shut up, dummy man.
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193. - You two get behind that rock!
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194. Billy and I will lead them home.
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195. - Which rock?
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196. - Run, Crash!
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197. - (IMITATIVE) Run, Crash!
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198. - Two of the strangers
have escaped the Volkites
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199. and are heading for the beach.
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200. - Oh, they're watching
"North by Northwest."
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201. - (IMITATING BACKGROUND
MUSIC) Do-do-do-do, do-do-do,
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202. do-do-do.
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203. - Pick up a ray
gun soon, Captain.
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204. - (SINGING) Western Union.
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205. Do-do-do-do do-do-do-do do-do—
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206. (SINGING RESUMES) Do-do
do-do-do do-do-do-do—
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207. - We must defeat them.
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208. - In this gown?
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209. Hey, it's an old rug beater.
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210. - From "Beauty and the Beast."
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211. - Hold me closer, tiny sailor.
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212. - (SINGING) I feel the earth—
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213. - (IN RHYTHM) Mm.
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214. - (SINGING) Move—
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215. - (IN RHYTHM) Mm.
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216. - (SINGING) Under my— whoa!
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217. - That's dirty!
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218. - Jump through that man pipe.
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219. - Aw, cheap, cheap, really cheap.
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220. - Boo.
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221. - Hey, the interstate, Billy.
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222. Good luck.
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223. - How'd they get off
the cockadoody cliff?
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224. This is wrong!
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225. - Diana!
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226. - Oh, great, water heaters
that install themselves.
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227. I love it.
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228. - I'm riding shotgun.
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229. - You are a shotgun.
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230. He.
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231. He.
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232. - It's the Von Trapps!
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233. - There's a way out!
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234. - (HARSH FALSETTO)
There's a way out!
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235. - If those mechanical men can't
follow through those plains.
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236. - There's Cilla and Pergdus.
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237. - Look!
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238. - Look, it's the quad cities!
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239. Ooh.
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240. - Are you sure this is the
lost continent of Atlantis?
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241. - Billy looks like
William Frawley.
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242. - What a story this
will make for my paper.
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243. Hero reporter
discovers civilization
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244. 10,000 feet below the ocean!
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245. - A regular Nina
Totenberg, isn't she?
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246. - I'd like to explore that city.
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247. - So would I.
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248. - Perhaps we'd better get
back on the submarine
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249. before we run into anymore
of these strange creatures.
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250. - Uh, perhaps you should get back
to acting on the stage, Gramps.
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251. - Do they all have to touch
each other when they talk?
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252. - You're a better man
than I, Gunga Din.
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253. - The man who would be queen.
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254. - Look closely, Martos.
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such people before?
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256. - No.
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257. - Everybody skip!
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258. - But I betcha they're in
league with Unga Khan.
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259. - Unga Khan.
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260. - Is that Matt Dillon?
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261. - Hi!
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262. - Which one of us
is he waving at?
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263. - Follow me!
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264. - Oh, it's Jim Henson's
Birth of a Nation babies.
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265. - Oh.
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266. - (MOCKINGLY) Follow me!
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267. - Look at all those
horses under the sea.
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them under the sea?
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269. - Sea horses?
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270. - D'oh!
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271. Oh!
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273. - Ben Hecht.
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274. - Charles MacArthur.
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275. - Jimmy Smits.
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276. - Ah, here's the stop.
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278. - OK, if things get tough,
we'll offer 'em Billy, agreed?
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279. - Cool.
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280. - Agreed.
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281. - Oh, it's like the end of
a high speed chase in LA.
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282. - Ride back to the
Sacred City and report
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Priest of Atlantis,
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284. that we are returning
with strange prisoners.
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285. - Weird prisoners.
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286. - (SHRILLY) I wanna
ride with Diana!
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287. - Uh, you're a little late
for the posse, fella!
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288. - (SIMULTANEOUSLY)
Da da-da-da-da,
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289. da-da-da, da-da-da-da da.
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290. - The end.
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291. - Oh.
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292. - With Mark Spitz,
Jimmy Smits, and Rossy,
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294. - Open the gate!
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295. - It's Martos.
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296. - Open the gate and make
some summer sausage, quick!
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297. - Too late.
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298. - Ouch.
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299. - Open the back door!
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300. He can't stop!
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301. - Here, wash and wax this.
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302. - Thank you, sir.
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303. Ah, jeez, all I got is a crummy
popcorn ball and some Jujubes.
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304. - Looks like a set The
Monkeys would end up on.
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305. - Confident, dry, and secure.
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306. - Darius approaches the
city with strange captives.
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307. - Strange captives?
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308. - Weird captives.
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309. Kept
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310. - Where are they?
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311. - We believe them to be
agents of Unga Khan.
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312. - Unga Khan.
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313. - That sucks.
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314. - There will be no
peace in Atlantis.
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315. - Can we break your hat open
now and eat the popcorn?
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316. - Power of this evil
usurper, Unga Khan.
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317. - Anderson Windows
and Wall— Doors.
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318. - Before we could return
and capture the strangers,
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319. the Volkites appeared
and destroyed them
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321. - I wanted them alive!
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322. - They are alive.
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323. - Well then everybody's happy.
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324. - Well then, shall we eat?
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326. - Sharad's men have captured
them, Your Majesty,
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327. and they're heading
for the Sacred City!
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328. - Enough TV for you two.
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329. Now get outside and play!
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330. - Recapture the
prisoners at any cost.
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331. You
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332. - Hi-keeba.
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333. - Oh! [IMITATES SOUND
OF HEADS BUMPING ROCK]
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334. - Owie!
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335. - Oh, my head.
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336. - My head.
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337. - Oh, watch out in back!
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338. - Ow!
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339. - Oh, look.
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no, the four horsemen— no,
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of the apocalypse.
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342. - Oh, Mother Superior
jumped the gun.
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343. - Nope.
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344. - Whooaaa!
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345. Big hill, everybody!
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346. - Well, what do you know?
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347. - Ooh.
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348. - The Dick Clark story on ABC.
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349. - He any relationship
to Dick Cheney?
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350. - I don't think so.
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351. - Oh.
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352. - Marion?
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353. - TVs Marion from Happy Days.
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354. - It sounds like the
soundtrack is drunk.
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355. - Oh, Ted Fleshman, Jr., John
Russell, Jr., Lon Chaney, Jr.,
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356. Sammy Davis, Jr., Junior
Samples, Junior Absorbing, Jr.
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357. - Lots of juniors.
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358. - (TOGETHER) Vy
Russell in flight.
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359. Afternoon
delight— aww.
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360. - It's cute, huh?
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361. - Pollexfen, for
your "denfentures".
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362. - Den-then-ten-tures.
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363. - All of justice?
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exaggeration, isn't it?
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368. - Hmm.
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369. - I'm Lieutenant Dick Chasen.
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370. - He's eating breakfast.
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371. - This hadn't been
a routine case.
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to put a lot of little pieces
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374. - It's parents' day at Attica!
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be called closed.
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376. It was the day before the
Butcher was to be executed.
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377. - He was visited by his attorney
Paul Lowe in the death-house.
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378. - San Quentin Crisp.
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379. Cute.
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380. - It was at this first
meeting the Butcher Benton
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382. - Jimmy Smits.
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383. - One last tip, Butcher.
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384. The evidence against
you is so strong,
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down your appeal.
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think your father's
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387. more talented than you are.
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388. - You started rough,
and now you're
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389. still trying to throw me curves.
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390. - Look, I don't blame
you for being edgy,
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391. but get this straight.
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392. I didn't double cross you.
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393. I never worked
harder for a client.
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worked harder for a client
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396. - Oh.
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397. - Oh, that hurt.
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398. - You're a fool, Butcher.
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399. If you hadn't tried to double
cross Squeamy Ellis and Joe
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have turned state's evidence
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401. against you.
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402. - Touche.
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403. - But you had to get greedy.
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404. You wanted to keep the
whole $600,000 for yourself.
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407. - Boys got sore, and
I don't blame them.
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408. - It was all your idea.
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409. You planned the whole job.
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410. You hired us.
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411. When you found out
I'd staked the money,
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time for me to die.
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413. - Shh, Mom's here.
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414. - You got those two crumbs to
turn state's evidence on me.
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415. You stinking rotten mouthpiece.
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416. - That's Mr. Stinking
Rotten Mouthpiece to you.
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417. - Now look, what's the sense
in not giving me the money?
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418. It's not gonna do you any good.
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419. - Oh yeah.
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420. Yeah.
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421. - It's locked up in a CD.
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422. - I'll have the satisfaction
of knowing that none of you
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425. - Don't you owe her something?
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426. You tell me where
the money is, I'll
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428. - I've got a different idea.
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and Squeamy and Joe.
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care of Eva myself.
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431. - Neat.
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432. - You thick-headed ape,
you're gonna die tomorrow.
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433. - Oh, that's right.
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435. - Remember what I said.
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437. - Sucker.
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438. - All three of ya.
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439. - Wait, there's only one of me.
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440. - Even for you, Butcher,
that'd be quite a trick.
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441. So long, dead man.
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Hey!
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443. - Remember what I said.
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445. All three of you.
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446. - The butcher, the baker,
and the candlestick maker.
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447. - The thief, the
cook, the wife, and—
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448. - Whoa-ho, Centerville.
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449. Real great place to
bring your kids up.
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450. - French dips.
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451. - Back in Los Angeles, two
men sat in a bar room,
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tell his headline story.
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453. - Oh, I've heard this joke.
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454. - The Butcher's
threatened to kill
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455. Paul Lowe, Squeamy
Ellis, and Joe Marcellia.
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456. - Listerine?
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457. - For them having turned
state's evidence against him.
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458. - Squeamy Ellis didn't seem
happy over the Butcher's threat.
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459. - (MOCKING) They're not happy
with the Butcher's threat!
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460. - But they had figured, once a
dead man, always a dead man.
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461. - That's smart.
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462. - Like a boy scout.
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463. - Ooh!
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464. - This was one time everyone was
in for a surprise, including
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465. the entire police department.
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466. - Mhm, mhm.
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467. Go on.
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468. Come on.
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469. - Hmm, wonder what Billy's
doing in Family Circus today.
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470. - Wow.
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471. Prime cuts go on sale at noon.
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472. - Building code under fire.
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473. Oh.
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474. - You see the headlines, Captain?
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475. - Teletype just came
in from San Francisco.
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476. - Here's the receipt
for your paper.
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477. - Set for 5 o'clock
this afternoon.
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478. And like the newspapers
say, he still
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479. refuses to talk about
that stolen money.
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480. - (MUTTERED) Still refuses to
talk about that stolen money.
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481. - Well, I still have hopes
of coming up with something.
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482. - Ooh, he sat on the pen set!
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483. - That's what I
dropped by for, Dick.
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484. Butcher's execution, the
department's marking his case
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485. closed.
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486. That means you'll be reassigned.
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487. - Hmm.
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488. - I spent a whole year
trying to break this case.
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489. As far as I'm concerned,
Butcher's death
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490. is just the beginning.
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491. - Could you reassign me
with Pepper Anderson?
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492. - I can't prove it, but I think
that Paul Lowe was the top man.
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493. And even though I have to keep
working on it while off duty,
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494. I'm going to get Lowe, Squeamy
Ellis, and Joe Marcellia.
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495. - Hmm.
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496. - OK, Lieutenant.
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497. - Hey, hey, hey!
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498. - Officially, I've
taken you off the case.
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499. - Touch, touch.
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500. - Unofficially, I wish you luck.
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501. - Hey, you forgot to
pat his head, too.
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502. - Do me a favor.
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503. Keep me posted.
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504. - Will do.
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505. - Wait, isn't this your office?
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506. - Thanks, John.
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507. I headed for Eva Martin.
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508. - But then, who didn't?
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509. - She worked in the
local burlesque house.
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510. I'm a cop, and my job is to
ask questions and get answers.
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511. - All right, talk!
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512. - So I decided I might as
well start again with her.
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513. - Da-dum, da-dum, da-dum.
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514. - And I walked
really, really fast.
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515. Morning!
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516. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Either
those curtains go, or I do.
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517. - Come in.
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518. - Oh, hi.
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519. I saw your sister outside.
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520. You know, the quiet one?
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521. - What do you want?
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522. - I'd like to talk to you.
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523. - Talk?
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524. You're a cop, aren't you?
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525. - That's a good question.
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526. I can't even find a
three-ton armored car,
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527. let alone the $600,000.
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528. I've been on the case a year.
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529. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Well you're a crappy cop.
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530. Look, it's 9:00 AM and
I'm dressed like this.
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531. Leave me alone!
- Look, I told you.
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532. I don't know anything
about the money.
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533. I never did.
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534. - Benton's gonna be
dead in a little while.
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535. I thought it might
make a difference.
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536. - I never knew anything
about the money!
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537. - Money, you know?
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538. Medium exchange,
storehouse of value, green.
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539. - I didn't even know Charles was
in the rackets until the trial.
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540. - Now take it easy, kid.
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541. - You're on, Eva!
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542. - Hey, it's Al Jolson.
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543. - What's he doing out there?
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544. - So, uh, can I wear
your clothes now?
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545. - Pff, boy, that burlesque cow
sure puts on a good brunch.
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546. - It's a Jack Ruby planet.
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547. - The Jack Ruby program!
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548. - Oh, damn.
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549. It's my evil twin.
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550. - Well, let's see here.
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551. GWM seeks leatherman for— oh.
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552. - He's wearing espadrilles.
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553. Oh, even criminals
have to punch in.
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554. What do you know?
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555. - Ha, now I can drink.
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556. - Honey, here's your wrap.
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557. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Thanks, Mr. Lithgow.
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558. - Anytime.
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559. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
New stuff killed— oh, hi.
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560. - Oh, mommy.
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561. - It's his mother?
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562. - What a dump.
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563. Who said that?
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564. - Two months ago, Butcher
Benton, without revealing
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565. the whereabouts of the $600,000
stolen in the armored car
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566. hold-up, paid for his
crimes against society
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567. in the gas chamber
at San Quentin.
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568. - Walter Winchell is
hiding behind the curtain.
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569. - There.
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570. Jeez, I hate Howard Stern.
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571. - Come on, baby.
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572. Don't waste tears on Benton.
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573. - I feel so badly about Charles.
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574. If I'd known, maybe I
could've done something.
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575. - How about a drink?
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576. We could both use it.
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577. - An artist can't drink
while she's working.
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578. - Then how about a karab shake?
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579. - Well, I've got blanch
peanuts here, if— hmm.
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580. - It's from Ed McMahon.
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581. - Well now what's the matter?
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582. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
They spelled my name wrong.
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583. - It's a message from Charles.
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584. He told me to open
it if— he died.
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585. - Finale, Eva.
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586. - All right.
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587. - Jolson again.
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588. - How about a steak
after the show?
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589. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Oh, he always offers me beef.
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590. - Dumb, you stupid
dumb— the idiot!
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591. What is with me today?
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592. - Hmm.
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593. Well it says here, "Dear Eva,
don't eat too much steak.
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594. Love, Charles."
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595. - Hmm.
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596. - Opening the letter the
Butcher are given Eva,
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597. found the map outlining a
section of the city sewer
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598. system.
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599. - It's his varicose veins.
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600. - Clearly identified
was the spot where
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601. the Butcher had hidden
the stolen payroll.
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602. He replaced it with a $50 bill.
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603. - And a pork chop.
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604. - I guess he figured $50
to gain $600,000 was not
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605. a bad day's work.
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606. - No one will be seated during
the frightening letter-folding
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607. scene.
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608. - Put it in a mutual fund.
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609. - Welcome to the Satellite
of Love's annual Any Excuse
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610. for a Parade parade.
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611. This year, we salute
The Undersea Kingdom.
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612. I'm your host, Alan
Thicke, and my co-host
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613. down on the parade
route is Mary Frann.
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614. - Mary Frann?
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615. You said I could
be Dick Van Patten.
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616. - Oh, sure thing, Dick.
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617. - OK, our first float
is turning the corner
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618. onto Gypsy Rose Lane.
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619. Gypsy, as you know, is
this year's grand marshal.
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620. - Always an honor!
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621. - This float is a tribute
to Ray "Crash" Corrigan.
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622. - And it's a good thing
Crash isn't driving.
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623. - Ho ho, that's right, Dick.
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624. Hey, look, there's little Billy!
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625. - Hurry, Diane.
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626. - That float is sponsored by
the American Dairy Association
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627. and is made entirely of
recycled milk cartons.
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628. - Dairy, you don't
find it underwater,
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629. but it's got water in it.
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630. The ADA inviting you to enjoy
dairy in all its permutations
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631. at least three times a day.
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632. - Here comes the
Florida Institute
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633. of Marine Biology marching
band, playing the popular love
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634. theme from The Undersea Kingdom.
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635. - And here's a perennial
favorite, the lovable Tom Servo
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636. from TV's Mystery
Science Theater 3,000.
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637. He portrays Dr.
Norton's submarine from?
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638. - The Undersea Kingdom!
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639. - That's right.
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640. - Did you know, Alan?
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641. It took 18 seamstresses working
round the clock three months
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642. to bring the plucky bot to life.
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643. - In his balloon!
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644. - Mhm.
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645. - And Tom is filled with over
15,000 cubic yards of hydrogen.
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646. - I think you mean helium, Dick.
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647. - Following Servo is the American
Pepper Association float.
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648. Hats off to pepper.
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649. - Uh, pepper.
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650. Up your day with pepper!
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651. - The American Pepper
Association invites
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652. you to try pepper
as a side dish.
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653. - You know, pepper was used
in the miniature sequences
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654. in The Undersea Kingdom to
simulate the ocean floor.
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655. - But pepper.
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656. - Look out!
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657. - Achoo!
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658. - (DEADPAN) Oh, no.
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659. Servo has burst into flames.
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660. People are running around.
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661. Fire is shooting.
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662. Oh, oh, the humanity.
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663. Uh, people are
running and screaming.
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664. Uh, we've got commercial
sign, and I'm just
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665. gonna step into
this doorway here.
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666. - Two hundred miles—
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667. - San Francisco, the case
took another switch.
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668. Which—
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669. - Jimmy Smits.
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670. —turned the next 72 hours into
one long, hideous nightmare.
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671. - My in-laws came to visit.
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672. - Biochemist was
making preparations
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673. for a final experiment
which he hoped
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674. would lead the way
to a cure for cancer.
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675. He'd been successful
with laboratory animals.
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676. - Well, who hasn't?
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677. - The last step called
for a human body.
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678. - That's where I came in.
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679. - Bradshaw's assistant
quickly made a deal
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680. with the local mortuary and
returned to the laboratory
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681. with the dead body
of Butcher Benton.
Copy !req
682. - Then he hired the winner of
the Joe Flynn look-alike contest
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683. to come on down.
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684. - (GERMAN ACCENT) S'all
right under the sheet?
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685. S'all right.
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686. - You made good time.
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687. - Well, I didn't waste any.
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688. - Any trouble?
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689. - McHale?
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690. - No, I just handed the money
over and moved the body
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691. into your station wagon,
and that was that.
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692. - Good.
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693. - (NASALLY VOICE) This is fun.
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694. - Checking him for change.
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695. - He's in good shape.
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696. - Well, I hope so.
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697. - For a dead man.
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698. - We'll get other
blood samples ready,
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699. then we'll run this
one through fast.
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700. - Right.
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701. - But, uh, first
get junior samples.
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702. - Now wheel him into the
machine and then raise him.
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703. - Raise with a good
Midwestern value.
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704. Loyalty, hard work, you know.
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705. - A little late for a CAT scan.
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706. - We will sell no
wine before its time.
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707. - (BABY TALK) Ooh, he's a
hungry little fella, there.
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708. Isn't he a little hungry fella?
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709. - McHale?
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710. - Elvis!
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711. - Ready?
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712. - You mean you're going to
give him 287,000 volts?
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713. - Yes, yes.
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714. - OK, you're the boss.
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715. - We'll check for that
before we start dissecting.
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716. Turn off the lights.
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717. - We need a dramatic effect.
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718. - He just invented
the Lite-Brite!
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719. - Hmm.
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720. - Ribs!
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721. That's what I'm hungry for!
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722. - Mmm.
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723. - Old boy, if you
respond properly
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724. and my theory is sound, you'll
be more famous dead than alive.
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725. - Like most artists.
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726. - Jimmy Smits.
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727. - It's alive!
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728. It's—
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729. - No.
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730. - Oh.
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731. Aw.
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732. - Bond meter.
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733. - Oh.
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734. - (SINGING) GE, we bring
Lon Chaney to life!
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735. - Inspector Henderson
and Captain Binghamton,
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736. working together
for your future!
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737. - I think it needs
the electric light
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738. orchestra to bring
it all together.
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739. - El Dorado, El
Dorado, El Dorado.
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740. - You see, it goes
all the way to 11.
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741. - Oh, gee, get a garbage
bag and a squeegee.
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742. —rotation of the part.
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743. - (SINGING) Old man, liver.
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744. - Mr. Bradshaw, he's
beginning to breathe.
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745. You've brought this
man back to life!
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746. - With Coast!
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747. - The heart muscle
simply responded
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748. to a terrific electrical
shock, that's all.
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749. - Really?
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750. - Yes, but it does prove that
the cells still function.
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751. - So, lunch?
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752. - Dr. Bradshaw—
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753. - Heal the child within!
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754. - He is alive.
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755. - The shock reaction,
it can't last.
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756. - His cells are multiplying
now, if your theory is right.
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757. - If we could keep that
reaction going longer— but
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758. it's worth a try.
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759. - Get the body out.
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760. - How come I always have
to get the body out?
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761. - Coffee?
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762. - Come on, get up
for school, faker.
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763. Come on, up and at 'em.
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764. Rise and shine.
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765. Come on.
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766. - Oh, jeez, I've seen calf
liver cuter than him.
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767. - Get some adrenaline
from the supply room.
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768. Some anti-nitrite too.
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769. Hurry, hurry!
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770. - 100% pure adrenaline.
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771. - (WHISPERED) Point break.
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772. - Oh, boy.
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773. Did I get electrocuted
last night?
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774. - Senor Wences lives!
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775. What am I smelling?
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776. Did somebody die in
here?-- oh, I did!
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777. - Uh, oh.
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778. Oh, did I— did I go
home with you last night?
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779. Oh.
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780. - Can I have a glass of water?
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781. I'm really parched.
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782. - Hey, now.
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783. - Your heart can't
stand the strain.
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784. - Now you must lie still.
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785. Please, please.
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786. - Look, my back
teeth are floating.
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787. I've got to go to the bathroom.
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788. - He's got a saggy
diaper that leaks.
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789. - Yuck.
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790. - You're right, I
had that coming.
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791. - Uh, you think people
come back from the dead?
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792. You should see this lab
around quitting time.
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793. - Back to the Butcher.
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794. He tried to talk, but
the electrical voltage
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795. had burned out his vocal cords.
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796. - Thanks for everything, bye now.
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797. - Hadn't destroyed his brain.
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798. He knew who he was.
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799. He knew who he hated.
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800. - I'm in here!
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801. - Hey, use the damn stairs!
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802. - Kill Lowe, Squeamy,
and Joe Marcellia.
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803. - Hey!
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804. Wait— oh.
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805. - The electrical voltage that Dr.
Bradshaw had given the Butcher
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806. had increased his
cellular structure
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807. to the point where he
was no longer a man.
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808. - But made for a woman.
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809. - Dr. Bradshaw's
experiment had created
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810. a vicious, brutal animal with
an almost inconceivable amount
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811. of strength.
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812. - So he joined the LA
police department.
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813. - Dr. Bradshaw must have believed
the Butcher's regained life
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814. would last for
only a few minutes.
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815. - If refrigerated.
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816. - Therefore, instead
of calling for help,
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817. the doctor decided to
handle his creation alone.
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818. - Now, easy Benton.
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819. Just relax.
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820. - You relax, I'm dead.
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821. —doctor, and I want
to try to help you.
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822. Do you understand me?
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823. You're in my laboratory.
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824. - You're Milton,
my brand new son.
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825. - You were declared dead.
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826. - Hmm.
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827. - I tried it an experiment on you
and brought you back to life,
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828. although I didn't intend that.
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829. - Uh-huh.
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830. - Now, you've had a great shock.
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831. Now, now come and sit down.
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832. Be quiet, now.
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833. Come and sit down.
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834. - C'mere, I'll fix
you a nice Coke.
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835. - Be quiet, he tells him?
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836. - McHale?
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837. Oh.
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838. I can't wait until
I'm in the boat next.
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839. - Careful.
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840. His reactions are violent.
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841. - How do you explain this?
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842. - Ah, his reactions are violent.
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843. - 100 times, perhaps thousands.
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844. His strength is unbelievable.
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845. - Hm.
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846. Gum?
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847. - No, it's too late
for the ammo nitrate.
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848. I want to get some
blood samples,
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849. make some tests on him,
find out what's happened.
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850. Now get me a syringe.
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851. - Yes, sir!
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852. - Good, now get me a sarong.
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853. - Hm?
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854. - Relax, the first one's free.
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855. - What the—?
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856. Oh, I get it.
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857. He's indestructible.
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858. - (IN UNISON) Ohhh.
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859. - You bent my needle,
you freaked out maniac!
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860. - Why won't the needle
penetrate the skin?
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861. - The tissue must be nearly
a solid mass of cells.
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862. - How're we gonna get
the blood samples?
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863. - Molting is very glamorous.
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864. - Surgically, perhaps.
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865. - Surgically?
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866. Wait, I want a second opinion.
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867. - Take it easy.
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868. You can't leave here now.
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869. I'm responsible for
your being alive.
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870. - You're not the boss of me.
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871. - You know, I really cannot
tell which is more fun to kill.
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872. Huh, it's a draw.
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873. - Huh.
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874. Well, done and done.
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875. Killed two birds with one stone.
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876. Sorry, guys.
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877. Uh, say, you know if there's
a breakfast place near— oh,
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878. that's right.
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879. You're dead.
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880. Sorry, I forgot.
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881. - (SINGING) This will
be the day that I die.
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882. (SPEAKING) I finally understand
the lyrics to that "American
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883. Pie." (RESUMES SINGING)
Drove my Chevy—
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884. - Well, he's wandered
into a Mr. Bulky's.
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885. - Oh, let's see here.
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886. Licorice whips, Jujubes,
Slo-Pokes, Lon chaney,
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887. Junior Mints.
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888. - Uh, hello?
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889. Anybody work here?
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890. Can I get some service, please?
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891. - Towards the end of this
case, Captain Lauder and I
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892. found out the doctor and his
assistant had been murdered.
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893. But I am getting
ahead of my story.
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894. - I'll say.
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895. - The Butcher didn't know
how he had been brought back
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896. from the dead, and
he didn't care.
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897. - Oh, he's under the bleachers.
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898. - All he knew— he was alive.
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899. - Kinda.
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900. A little.
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901. - And this
monster-made-man started
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902. thinking about Los Angeles.
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903. - "The Eyes of Laura Mars."
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904. Oh, I feel better now.
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905. Say, this whole coming
back from the dead thing
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906. isn't so bad after all!
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907. Huh!
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908. Now I gotta tap a kidney.
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909. Be right back.
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910. - On that night in Los Angeles—
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911. - Taquitos!
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912. - I decided to stop playing
detective for a little while.
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913. - Dude looks like a lady, huh?
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914. - I went to the
burlesque house to ask
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915. Eva to have dinner with me.
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916. - I think I'm going
to like it here.
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917. - After all, the Butcher was
dead, and if I got lucky,
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918. sooner or later I
figured Paul Lowe—
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919. - Would lead me to
the stolen payroll.
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920. In a way, that possibility—
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921. - I want everybody on stage
for the big Whoville number!
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922. - Want some?
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923. - It's not fair to watch
the show from backstage.
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924. - Next time, I'll pay admission.
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925. - I take it by that remark
you like my routine.
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926. - Yeah, you're pretty good.
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927. - For a guy.
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928. - There's something,
like, kind of spooky
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929. about watching Casey
Adams flirt, isn't there?
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930. - Uh-huh.
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931. - It shouldn't be
hard for someone
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932. like you to get a
job in a class spot.
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933. - If you weren't a
detective, I'd be
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934. willing to bet with
a line like that,
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935. your next remark would
be, "How about dinner?"
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936. - Well, not exactly dinner, but a
hamburger might be a good idea.
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937. - Ahh, meat again?
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938. - If you're asking in an official
capacity, I can't say no.
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939. - She's got a limo.
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940. - I'm off duty.
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941. - For the past six months,
all I've ever called you
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942. is Lieutenant Casey.
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943. Do you have a first name?
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944. - Mhm.
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945. Dick.
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946. - That figures.
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947. - Give me 10 minutes for a
quick change, because you just
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948. made yourself a date,
Lieutenant— I mean, Dick.
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949. - All right.
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950. - So why'd they go to Expo 67?
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951. - No, that's Brazil 76.
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952. - I see.
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953. - Well, the guy
spares no expense.
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954. - I haven't had hamburger in
the backseat of an automobile
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955. with a guy in a lot of years.
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956. - (IMITATES FEMALE VOICE)
You're a cheap jerk.
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957. - From now on, we'll
do it more often.
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958. - Fine.
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959. I always figured a policeman
wasn't really a human being.
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960. I mean, unless he was
arresting someone or trying
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961. to solve a case, he was unhappy.
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962. - That's nice.
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963. Pass me the jack sauce.
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964. - In fact, everyone on the
force gets fed up occasionally
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965. with the job they do.
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966. - That's why we beat
up Rodney King.
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967. - Maybe we're more
human than anyone else.
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968. - Huh!
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969. - You see so much trouble,
you begin to hate the world.
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970. But as long as the world's
filled with people,
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971. there have to be men
who enforce the laws.
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972. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Um, can you take me home now?
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973. - What made you join
the department?
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974. - Now who's making
with the questions?
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975. - No, honest.
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976. I'd love to know.
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977. - Well, it's really
a very short story.
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978. - By Chekhov.
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979. - When I got out of the Air
Corps, I knocked around.
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980. - Then I went to work
for an oil company.
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981. - That's why I'm so greasy.
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982. - One day, I went back to
college on the GI bill.
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983. Just before graduation—
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984. - I noticed all about the
police department exams.
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985. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Can
I throw up out the window?
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986. - I have one more question.
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987. Will you give me
a straight answer?
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988. - Try me.
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989. - Am I still part of your
Charles Benton investigation?
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990. - And how.
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991. - I mean, right now.
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992. - I don't think so.
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993. - (MOCKINGLY, IN UNISON)
I don't think so.
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994. - As far as the
department's concerned,
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995. when Benton was executed,
the case was marked closed.
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996. If it's on to me,
that's not good enough.
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997. - I don't follow.
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998. - Well, the $60,000
is still missing.
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999. A fast-talking underworld
lawyer like Paul Lowe
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1000. is walking around a free man.
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1001. - Better?
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1002. - Sure, I'm better.
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1003. - Someday, no matter
how long it takes,
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1004. I'll get him and the money.
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1005. Until I do, the Benton case
for me it's not closed.
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1006. - Oh, bravo.
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1007. - Yaaaay.
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1008. - Bravo.
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1009. - Charles Benton never told
me anything about the money.
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1010. - Well, I've been sure
of that for a long time.
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1011. - Yeah.
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1012. - But how did you
ever get mixed up
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1013. with anyone like the Butcher?
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1014. - (IMITATES FEMALE VOICE)
Uh, well, I wanted a good,
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1015. lean brisket, and—
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1016. - It just happened.
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1017. I had a roommate who used
to date Benton all the time.
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1018. One day, she packed
and left for Chicago.
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1019. Benton carried
the torch for her,
Copy !req
1020. and he used my
shoulder to cry on.
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1021. - Then he burned down the house.
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1022. - Next thing I knew, we were
having dinner together.
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1023. And a few weeks
later, I was labeled
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1024. by the police as this number
one suspect and Benton's girl.
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1025. But it was never like that!
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1026. (YAWNING) Uh-huh, good.
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1027. - I made only one mistake.
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1028. - Excuse me, guys.
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1029. - You mean—
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1030. - It's a real yawn fest.
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1031. - Arrested for the robbery,
you had no idea how—
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1032. - Hey, hey, hey.
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1033. - Huh?
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1034. Oh, oh sorry, I just thought
I'd stretch out a little.
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1035. - I want to know what you've
got going on over here.
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1036. - I was just sort of looking.
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1037. - And all we ever talked about
was Mags, my old roommate.
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1038. - No, go.
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1039. - Last time I saw him, he
tried to get too friendly,
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1040. and that's when I told
him he had the wrong girl.
Copy !req
1041. - Then I had him electrocuted.
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1042. - Like I said, I already
made my mistake.
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1043. - What about the burlesque house?
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1044. - Can we go back there?
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1045. - Please, please, when is
this scene gonna end, please?
Copy !req
1046. I'm getting really tired and
cranky, and— I don't know.
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1047. - And I won a beauty contest.
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1048. - No!
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1049. Not her life's story!
Copy !req
1050. - No, please.
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1051. Please get rid of it.
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1052. Will you please?
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1053. - After which?
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1054. - Turn it off!
Copy !req
1055. Turn it off!
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1056. - Really.
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1057. - Come on.
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1058. - And then one day,
I read an ad about—
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1059. - Hey, have you no
sense of decency?
Copy !req
1060. Could you please end this scene?
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1061. - Yeah, jeez.
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1062. - And you know something?
Copy !req
1063. It's like any other job.
Copy !req
1064. - Yeah, where you strip.
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1065. - If you're looking
for trouble, you
Copy !req
1066. can find it even
in the school room.
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1067. - Oh boy, oh boy.
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1068. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
That's where I hang out.
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1069. - Oh boy, oh boy, oh
boy oh boy, oh boy.
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1070. - When the screen
test didn't work out,
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1071. why didn't you go on home?
Copy !req
1072. - Why don't you go on home
and stop it!
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1073. - Joel, it's OK.
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1074. It's OK, honey.
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1075. It's OK.
Copy !req
1076. It's OK, I'm here.
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1077. - I don't know about you,
but I do eight shows a day,
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1078. and at this hour, I'm bushed.
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1079. - So do I.
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1080. - Oh, I see.
Copy !req
1081. The big brush-off, eh?
Copy !req
1082. - Mind if I drive you home?
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1083. - No.
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1084. - Mighty Casey has struck out!
Copy !req
1085. - And I'll tell you
something else.
Copy !req
1086. - (IN UNISON) Noooo!
Copy !req
1087. - I haven't minded
anything about tonight.
Copy !req
1088. Not even the hamburgers.
Copy !req
1089. - Kill them!
Copy !req
1090. - I kept playing tag with Lowe.
Copy !req
1091. He made four telephone calls.
Copy !req
1092. Three of them
didn't interest me.
Copy !req
1093. But one did.
Copy !req
1094. The one—
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1095. - Break, no!
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1096. - To Joe Marcellia.
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1097. - Go!
Copy !req
1098. Go go go!
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1099. OK, go go!
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1100. Go, go!
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1101. Go!
Copy !req
1102. - For some unknown reason, I
began to get the feeling that—
Copy !req
1103. - Go, go!
Copy !req
1104. Go go go, go!
Copy !req
1105. - This case was finally about
to explode in my favor.
Copy !req
1106. - Hey, I'm walking here.
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1107. - Ah!
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1108. - Aunt Bee, after dark.
Copy !req
1109. - Well look at that!
Copy !req
1110. I've been staggering
on two legs,
Copy !req
1111. but he's doing it on four!
Copy !req
1112. - Try that, you flea bag!
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1113. - Well look who's calling names.
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1114. At least I ain't a squealer!
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1115. A stoolie!
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1116. - It's David Mamet's
annotation of the Lockhorns!
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1117. - All right, Harry,
that's enough.
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1118. I'll take care of them.
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1119. I wanna talk to them.
Copy !req
1120. - OK, Mr. Lowe.
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1121. But any future business
you've got with this psycho,
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1122. take care of it
upstairs in your office.
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1123. He keeps showing around
here, sooner or later,
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1124. he's gonna get slugged—
cripple or no cripple.
Copy !req
1125. - Vic Tayback, ladies
and gentlemen.
Copy !req
1126. - Ew, she's covered
with dead things.
Copy !req
1127. - Yuck.
Copy !req
1128. - Go away.
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1129. - Let me get this straight.
Copy !req
1130. So every table has a bottle
of Old Smuggler on it?
Copy !req
1131. - No.
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1132. - I need us sharp.
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1133. You'll get one,
after I talk to you.
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1134. You sober enough to understand?
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1135. - Yeah.
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1136. I ran out of dough.
Copy !req
1137. - I was going to make cookies!
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1138. - Look, you used to be the
best torchman in town.
Copy !req
1139. - Well, thank you.
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1140. - Now I don't think
you could crack
Copy !req
1141. a safe if you knew
the combination.
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1142. - No jobs.
Copy !req
1143. - Torchmen crack safes?
Copy !req
1144. - Nobody wants me since I
turned state's on Benton.
Copy !req
1145. That's your doing.
Copy !req
1146. You told me.
Copy !req
1147. - All right, quit crying.
Copy !req
1148. - Baby.
Copy !req
1149. - I've got a job for you.
Copy !req
1150. If you can stay off
that stuff long enough—
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1151. - You know I can
if I've got a job.
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1152. How much?
Copy !req
1153. What is it?
Copy !req
1154. - Pays five bottles a week.
Copy !req
1155. - Is two grand enough for ya?
Copy !req
1156. - Where?
Copy !req
1157. - Right there where
we pulled the job.
Copy !req
1158. - Say your leg stopped dead.
Copy !req
1159. - Two grand ain't
much, out of $600,000.
Copy !req
1160. - The other expenses.
Copy !req
1161. Besides, that money's
plenty enough.
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1162. - Got kind of a Bruce Willis
smirk, there, doesn't he?
Copy !req
1163. - Now do you want it?
Copy !req
1164. Or do I get another?
Copy !req
1165. - I'll do it.
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1166. How soon do you want
me to go to work?
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1167. - Duh—
Copy !req
1168. - Set it up tomorrow night.
Copy !req
1169. - Let's us go.
Copy !req
1170. - It's like a
criminal temp agency.
Copy !req
1171. - One.
Copy !req
1172. And that's all till
the job's over.
Copy !req
1173. - Or he broke his thumb.
Copy !req
1174. - OK, and your hand burns,
sending a single to your brain
Copy !req
1175. to tell you to move your
hand off the electric heater.
Copy !req
1176. - Oh, so in a way, pain is good.
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1177. Otherwise, uh, we might
be hurt and not know it,
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1178. and die during social studies.
Copy !req
1179. - Exactly.
Copy !req
1180. It's all part of a bigger plan.
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1181. Get it, Crow?
Copy !req
1182. - Yeah, I guess.
Copy !req
1183. - OK.
Copy !req
1184. Everybody knows there's no way a
person could be indestructible.
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1185. But just for fun, what would you
do if you were indestructible?
Copy !req
1186. - Uhh, I'd, uh, hammer
nails with my skull!
Copy !req
1187. No, no wait!
Copy !req
1188. I'd be a high performance
drill bit, or, uh—
Copy !req
1189. - I'd jump in a stump
grinder to amuse my friends.
Copy !req
1190. - Really?
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1191. - Oh, sure!
Copy !req
1192. Better yet, I'd rent 15
acres of wooded farmland
Copy !req
1193. and invite people to hunt
me down— for a small fee.
Copy !req
1194. - Oh, good one, Tommy.
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1195. How about this?
Copy !req
1196. Um, I'd invite college students
to staple announcements
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1197. and posters on me,
and let them open
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1198. beer bottles with
my eye sockets.
Copy !req
1199. - Oh, then I'd allow myself
to be used as an ashtray!
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1200. - Oh yeah?
Copy !req
1201. Well, I'd wear a wool
sweater without a t-shirt.
Copy !req
1202. - Huh.
Copy !req
1203. - It's Peruvian.
Copy !req
1204. Real itchy, scratchy.
Copy !req
1205. - But you get used
to it after a while.
Copy !req
1206. - Well listen, Crow.
Copy !req
1207. Every indestructible
fantasy does not
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1208. have to be gruesome or horrible.
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1209. - Yes it does.
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1210. - Sure.
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1211. - Uh, OK.
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1212. Well how about this?
Copy !req
1213. I go down to the
corner every day,
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1214. and immolate myself
for money, kind of
Copy !req
1215. like a street performer.
Copy !req
1216. - Yeah!
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1217. - Yeah, yeah!
Copy !req
1218. Now you're cooking with Crisco!
Copy !req
1219. Crisco.
Copy !req
1220. Hey, I know!
Copy !req
1221. I'd bob for doughnuts
in a deep fryer!
Copy !req
1222. - I've got one.
Copy !req
1223. I'd date Sean Young
and then cheat on her
Copy !req
1224. with Roseanne Barr.
Copy !req
1225. - Oh, that's kid stuff
compared to this.
Copy !req
1226. Now get this.
Copy !req
1227. I'd march right into the
Department of Justice
Copy !req
1228. and take the Warren
Commission file.
Copy !req
1229. - Ooh.
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1230. Well, I'd go to Rome and
unveil the conspiracy
Copy !req
1231. between the mob and the Vatican.
Copy !req
1232. - Oh yeah?
Copy !req
1233. Well, I'd wear, uh, white
tennis shoes with black socks,
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1234. and just wait for
kids to beat me up.
Copy !req
1235. - Oh my god, movie!
Copy !req
1236. - Whoa.
Copy !req
1237. - Ah, well.
Copy !req
1238. - Meanwhile, in
giant gila monster.
Copy !req
1239. - I gotta take a big
indestructible wiz.
Copy !req
1240. - Oh, that's tasteless.
Copy !req
1241. - Sorry.
Copy !req
1242. - I may be indestructible,
but I still hurt inside!
Copy !req
1243. - I lost my retainer.
Copy !req
1244. - Oh, they were— they were
thinking Julie, go away.
Copy !req
1245. - (SINGING) Because
I'm the wanderer,
Copy !req
1246. they call me the wanderer.
Copy !req
1247. - The Butcher was walking
slowly toward Los Angeles.
Copy !req
1248. - The killer awoke before dawn.
Copy !req
1249. - He traveled
through wooded hills
Copy !req
1250. to prevent being seen by anyone.
Copy !req
1251. Finally, he came
to a quiet road.
Copy !req
1252. He stopped to get his bearings.
Copy !req
1253. - Uh, whose woods these?
Copy !req
1254. I think no.
Copy !req
1255. - He saw something else.
Copy !req
1256. - Jessica Rabbit!
Copy !req
1257. - For the Butcher,
that rang a bell.
Copy !req
1258. - I get it, I get it,
I get it, I get it.
Copy !req
1259. I do.
Copy !req
1260. - With a car, he knew
by the next afternoon
Copy !req
1261. he'd be in Los Angeles
in plenty of time
Copy !req
1262. to catch up with the three men
who had double-crossed him.
Copy !req
1263. - Say, if I had a car, I could
be in Los Angeles in time
Copy !req
1264. to catch up to the three
men who double-crossed me!
Copy !req
1265. - Sooo, uhh, live
around here much?
Copy !req
1266. - Well, see, you're
a real gentleman
Copy !req
1267. to be helping
strangers in distress.
Copy !req
1268. I hope you don't mind me
using the babe here as bait.
Copy !req
1269. Quite a dish, isn't she?
Copy !req
1270. - Hey!
Copy !req
1271. - But that's what
she gets paid for—
Copy !req
1272. - I can't believe this.
Copy !req
1273. - Babe, that is.
Copy !req
1274. Yes sir, she's a real
shaker of my outfit.
Copy !req
1275. Carnival man, myself.
Copy !req
1276. Just call me Carny.
Copy !req
1277. - Makes me sick.
Copy !req
1278. - Art Carney.
Copy !req
1279. - Yeah.
Copy !req
1280. Well, friend, we're in a
little bit difficulty, here.
Copy !req
1281. Got a flat tire, brand new
car, no tools in the back.
Copy !req
1282. Why, some of these dealers—
Copy !req
1283. - He does go on.
Copy !req
1284. —make my my carnival business
look like babes in the woods.
Copy !req
1285. - Indestructible jerk.
Copy !req
1286. - I lo— love this car.
Copy !req
1287. - Huh.
Copy !req
1288. - The time pedal, in color.
Copy !req
1289. Duh— Tony, where are you?
Copy !req
1290. - My back!
Copy !req
1291. - Say, who you with, friend?
Copy !req
1292. And let it down!
Copy !req
1293. Let it down.
Copy !req
1294. - I'm with AAA.
Copy !req
1295. - No matter who you're
with, friend— believe me,
Copy !req
1296. I can do better for both of us.
Copy !req
1297. I'll make a fortune
for the both of us.
Copy !req
1298. - Oops.
Copy !req
1299. - The silent scream.
Copy !req
1300. - Uh, I'll write up
the contract, then.
Copy !req
1301. - Be careful, there's
a three on the tree,
Copy !req
1302. and don't ride the clutch!
Copy !req
1303. - Lie detector by Mattel.
Copy !req
1304. - An hour later, the San
Francisco police department
Copy !req
1305. sent out an APB.
Copy !req
1306. - Let me see.
Copy !req
1307. - Big typewriters
were brought in,
Copy !req
1308. and people were fed into them.
Copy !req
1309. - Squads were sent to various
parts of the countryside.
Copy !req
1310. - Scrods?
Copy !req
1311. - (SINGING IN HARMONY)
Car 54, where are you?
Copy !req
1312. - Oh, there it is.
Copy !req
1313. - Higway patrol, starring
Broderick Crawford.
Copy !req
1314. - Be on the lookout
for doughnuts.
Copy !req
1315. - Oh, come on, Joel.
Copy !req
1316. - APB for doughnuts.
Copy !req
1317. - That's really lame.
Copy !req
1318. No more of these doughnut jokes.
Copy !req
1319. - Oh, pardon me, Tom "I've Got
To Take An Indestructible Wiz"
Copy !req
1320. Servo.
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1321. - (THREATENTING) Why, I oughta—
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1322. - So, the sirens of Titan, huh?
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1323. - Kurt Vonnegut.
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1324. - Oh, it's The Cannonball Run!
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1325. - Roadblocks were thrown up to
catch the cold-blooded killer
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1326. the hysterical
girl had described.
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1327. - Excuse me, sir.
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1328. You a killer?
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1329. - The one the hysterical
girl described?
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1330. - And each of their
stories was the same.
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1331. So far, none of them had spotted
the car the killer was driving.
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1332. - Sam Snead!
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1333. - Orders were given
to shoot to kill.
Copy !req
1334. - Shoot it down, shoot to kill.
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1335. - They realized they were
dealing with a maniac.
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1336. - Who was dancing like
he's never danced before.
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1337. - Whoa.
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1338. - Yeah, I'd like to
see your license, sir.
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1339. - Oh.
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1340. - Take it out of
the wallet, please.
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1341. Sir?
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1342. - Huh.
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1343. - Huh, mind if I play
through?
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1344. - Sam Snead!
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1345. - Huh, well, I suppose
they do those things.
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1346. - Money.
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1347. Revenge.
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1348. Money.
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1349. Revenge.
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1350. - Honk if you're indestructible.
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1351. - If you were indestructible,
you'd be home by now.
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1352. - Oh, Wall Drug, 2,000 miles.
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1353. - Gee, if I could only read.
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1354. - Yeah, he's indestructible,
but he needs a light wrap,
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1355. you know?
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1356. - Right, well the boy gets cold.
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1357. - More for looks.
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1358. - Hall of Justice.
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1359. Over 1,000,000 served.
Copy !req
1360. - Captain J. I. Estee Lauder.
Copy !req
1361. - I trust this information will
answer all of your questions.
Copy !req
1362. If I can be of any further
service, let me know.
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1363. - Your total is $4.35.
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1364. Please pull ahead.
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1365. - Another all-points
from CHB, Captain.
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1366. - Eh, we got this
bill from Winchell's.
Copy !req
1367. Uh, it's in the six digits,
so you have to sign off.
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1368. - Wait, who's ordering
the specialty doughnuts?
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1369. Hold it a second.
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1370. I—
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1371. - Hit him.
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1372. - Words sound like they come
from a bunch of loonies.
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1373. - Well, that's that
Barney Miller.
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1374. - There it is.
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1375. - Sergeant.
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1376. - Yeah.
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1377. - I want Lieutenant
Chasen to look these over
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1378. as soon as he comes in.
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1379. - All right, Captain.
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1380. - It's some poetry
I've been working on.
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1381. - The next morning,
I read the stories
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1382. of the brutal murder
of two police officers.
Copy !req
1383. - Really picked me up.
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1384. - I also read the
witness's statement
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1385. about the bullets having
no effect upon the killer.
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1386. - Sunny and 84 today.
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1387. New petitions against tax.
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1388. - I felt sorry for
the witness, and I
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1389. thought about how easily
a person's mind can become
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1390. confused when suddenly they
receive a brutal shock.
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1391. - Then I went to lunch.
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1392. - I couldn't believe a
man existed who could not
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1393. be stopped by a slug from a.45.
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1394. - (SINGING) Aruba, Jamaica—
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1395. - Good morning, Captain.
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1396. - Oh excuse me.
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1397. - You and the rest of the force
are going on 24 hour duty.
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1398. - All right, yeah— oh.
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1399. - Headlines?
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1400. - This guy that's
running amok up north.
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1401. - Yeah, and he's
running amok, too.
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1402. - Last report, he's killed
two police officers.
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1403. Made the getaway in a
green Coop heading south.
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1404. - When he gets up to four police
officers, we'll do something.
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1405. - I've got a hunch this
killer's gonna be our baby.
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1406. - I noticed you knitted
a little blue holster.
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1407. - Yeah.
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1408. - Better get started, Lieutenant.
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1409. - OK.
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1410. - OK.
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1411. Now I gotta stop at
Bargain Clown first.
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1412. - Any new leads on
that hold-up money?
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1413. - I think the girl can
probably be counted out.
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1414. If any of the others are wise,
they're keep mighty quiet.
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1415. - Let it ride for now.
Copy !req
1416. The whole force is
going to be on the spot
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1417. until we catch this killer.
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1418. - They're doing "Camelot"
across the lot.
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1419. - Newspaper'll have a field day.
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1420. - Hey, shut up over there!
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1421. - Mm, Grandma.
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1422. - Hey, who says oldsters
can't stay active?
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1423. - Gray lady down.
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1424. - All hands on deck.
Copy !req
1425. - We were wrong about two things.
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1426. The killer was
already in our city,
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1427. and we didn't know he
was Butcher Benton.
Copy !req
1428. He headed straight
for Eva Martin.
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1429. He went to her dressing
room to get back
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1430. the map he had left in
the envelope with her.
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1431. He wanted first to
check his money,
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1432. then catch up with
Lowe and the others.
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1433. - And if anybody's
interested, he's
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1434. gotta pick up his shirts
at the cleaners later, too.
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1435. - Hey, I'm voting in here.
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1436. - Oh.
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1437. - (SPUTTERING) But
I was, and then,
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1438. you were dead with the— ohh.
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1439. - Honey, I'm home.
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1440. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Oh, well.
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1441. - It can't be.
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1442. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE):
I know I'm a little under—
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1443. over— uh, I don't know
how I'm dressed, but—
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1444. - You do look like him.
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1445. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) And
you do smell like him, too.
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1446. - Carl Balentine?
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1447. - McHale.
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1448. - It is you.
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1449. - Why didn't somebody tell me?
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1450. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
No, but you're not now.
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1451. I need to be up right now.
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1452. - Those look like bullet holes.
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1453. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Well,
I can patch that up easily.
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1454. I have a needle and thread.
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1455. - There's not even a mark.
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1456. - Hm.
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1457. - Darling, out of the way.
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1458. - Uh, I think
scissors beats hand.
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1459. - Yeah.
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1460. - See there?
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1461. Look, get it?
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1462. No ow.
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1463. OK?
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1464. - Hmm.
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1465. Now watch this.
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1466. No paper cuts!
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1467. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) But
you speak in riddles, Sahib.
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1468. - I opened it like you told
me, and found the $50.
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1469. - I had $51!
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1470. What happened to my dollar?
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1471. - I didn't know why he left it.
Copy !req
1472. Paul didn't know
why, and he was here!
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1473. - Oh, focus!
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1474. - Whoa.
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1475. - Hey!
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1476. - Lay's potato chips.
Copy !req
1477. No one could eat just one.
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1478. - What am I doing?
Copy !req
1479. - Don't— don't get crazy.
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1480. - The name of Paul
triggered his hate.
Copy !req
1481. - The name Gary made him happy!
Copy !req
1482. - Go figure.
Copy !req
1483. - Started for Squeamy Ellis
and Joe Marcellia's place.
Copy !req
1484. Because he knew with
them out of the way—
Copy !req
1485. - Hey, look.
Copy !req
1486. There's a Spike
Lee play showing.
Copy !req
1487. - Paul Lowe couldn't
open the strong box
Copy !req
1488. where the money was hidden.
Copy !req
1489. - Hey, I think that's
a J. Crew barn jacket.
Copy !req
1490. - Ooh, I think you're right.
Copy !req
1491. - Leave Paul Lowe for last.
Copy !req
1492. - Ooh.
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1493. (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Hello, everybody.
Copy !req
1494. I'm Gypsy. (SINGING)
Let me entertain you.
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1495. - See, school days.
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1496. - Oh!
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1497. - Oh, OK.
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1498. - Travis Bickle.
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1499. Taxi driver.
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1500. - Well, maybe I could just
take out a loan for $600,000.
Copy !req
1501. - I gave him money for
taquitos, and now he's gone!
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1502. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Um,
did you see an indestructible
Copy !req
1503. man walk past here?
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1504. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Oh, I'll go cover up, huh?
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1505. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Thank you, shoe shine,
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1506. you're humble and lovable.
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1507. - Yes'm.
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1508. - Weird.
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1509. - Where the— oh say!
Copy !req
1510. - Oh, that's my change leg.
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1511. - Gentlemen prefer change.
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1512. - Mhmm.
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1513. - Prefer legs.
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1514. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Yes, um,
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1515. I'd like to order that
diamond-studded necklace
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1516. and the gold—
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1517. - Eva, can I borrow
your eyebrow pencil?
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1518. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Um, sure.
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1519. But I've got pink eye.
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1520. - Operator, get me
police headquarters.
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1521. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Why should I?
Copy !req
1522. What's in it for me?
Copy !req
1523. - And the operator
says $0.40 more.
Copy !req
1524. - When do you expect him?
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1525. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE)
Well, does he have voice mail?
Copy !req
1526. - Tell him Charles
Benton is alive.
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1527. And— and even bullets
can't stop him.
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1528. I'm not crazy!
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1529. - You're crazy.
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1530. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Oh, is this tuna?
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1531. Oh, I'm sorry.
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1532. I have the wrong number.
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1533. - A friend of Charles.
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1534. He'll know.
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1535. - Eh?
Copy !req
1536. Well, blow it off
your heart, sister.
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1537. I've got the— wait a minute—
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1538. - Eva telephoned Squeamy Ellis.
Copy !req
1539. She tried to tell him
the Butcher was alive.
Copy !req
1540. - Don Rickles.
Copy !req
1541. - And on his way
over to kill him.
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1542. - What do you know?
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1543. - Squeamy didn't believe
her, and in a way,
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1544. you couldn't blame him.
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1545. Who in their right
mind would believe
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1546. a man had returned
from the dead?
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1547. - Only millions of Christians.
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1548. - What Squeamy
actually believed was
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1549. that the Butcher,
before his execution,
Copy !req
1550. had hired a killer to
carry out his threat.
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1551. - Aw, just like F/X. And F/X2.
Copy !req
1552. - Oh, good, a Dr.
Pepper lip smacker.
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1553. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Hmm.
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1554. Honey, how do I get Nathan
Detroit to marry me?
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1555. - What?
Copy !req
1556. - You don't look so good to me.
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1557. - Well, you don't
look so hot yourself.
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1558. - All right.
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1559. Say Eva, I could take over
the matinee trick for ya.
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1560. - Oh, you'd like
that, wouldn't you.
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1561. - It's easy!
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1562. Look, Eva, I can do
it.
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1563. - No, no, please!
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1564. I exude you!
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1565. - Francine, I just
thought of something.
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1566. - Yeah?
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1567. - Eva agreed to let
Francine do the show.
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1568. - Whoa!
Copy !req
1569. What happened to her voice?
Copy !req
1570. - I dunno.
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1571. - She hoped she'd be able to
interrupt the Butcher before he
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1572. arrived at Squeamy's hotel.
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1573. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Gee,
I hope I'll be able to interrupt
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1574. the Butcher before—
Copy !req
1575. - At least be able to warn
him to stay out of sight.
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1576. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) I'll
at least be able to warn him
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1577. to stay out of sight.
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1578. - You wanted me, Captain?
Copy !req
1579. - For years.
Copy !req
1580. - Yeah, I just had a run-down
on those fingerprints
Copy !req
1581. for the stolen car up north.
Copy !req
1582. We got nothing on the
driver who was killed
Copy !req
1583. or the woman with him.
Copy !req
1584. - Yeah, now Camelot's
opening across the street.
Copy !req
1585. - Take a good look at these.
Copy !req
1586. - Oh, let's see.
Copy !req
1587. Oh, I didn't know
you were an artist!
Copy !req
1588. You drew Binky.
Copy !req
1589. - Something funny about these.
Copy !req
1590. - Yeah, you got the
nose all wrong.
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1591. - The boys in the lab can't
figure it out, either.
Copy !req
1592. Those are the killer's.
Copy !req
1593. They were found on
the steering wheel.
Copy !req
1594. Look like they've been
stamped in with a steel die.
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1595. - A steel die?
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1596. - A steel die?
Copy !req
1597. - Oh, and, uh, I
drew this pirate.
Copy !req
1598. - These are Butcher Benton's.
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1599. - What?
Copy !req
1600. - They look the same to me.
Copy !req
1601. How do the lab
boys explain that?
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1602. - (SINGING) Lab
boys are delicious!
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1603. - Their best guess
is a twin brother.
Copy !req
1604. An identical twin could
have the same pattern
Copy !req
1605. of burrows only
slight variation.
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1606. - Like Schwarzenegger and DeVito?
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1607. - Ever hear of the Butcher
having a twin brother?
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1608. - Huh, does that go to the
tune of Alexander's Ragtime
Copy !req
1609. Band?
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1610. - Even if it did, it wouldn't
explain these freak prints.
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1611. - No, Fresh Prince.
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1612. - You didn't pick up your
message, Lieutenant.
Copy !req
1613. Some wacky dame called you.
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1614. - (FALSETTO) Joanne Whalley.
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1615. - She says Charles
Benton is alive,
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1616. and bullets won't stop him.
Copy !req
1617. - Ha, me and the boys got a big
laugh out of that one, sir.
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1618. - If we buy the twin theory—
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1619. - Who was she?
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1620. Where'd she see him?
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1621. - Well, she wouldn't
leave her name.
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1622. Sounded kinda hysterical to me.
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1623. Said she was a friend
of the Butcher's.
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1624. - Eva Martin.
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1625. - Get over to the follies and
see what that girl knows.
Copy !req
1626. - And, uh, get me a bag of
taquitos while you're there.
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1627. - Some guys have all the luck.
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1628. - Some guys have all the pain.
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1629. - I never do an assignment
to the Follies.
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1630. - Eh, shut up and get
me a cup of coffee.
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1631. - And a prune danish?
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1632. - No, Joel.
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1633. - Don't forget to
play Jack Ruby's.
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1634. - He didn't seem to be
in any particular hurry.
Copy !req
1635. - No.
Copy !req
1636. - Actually, he seemed
like any normal person.
Copy !req
1637. - Yeah, except maybe for the
fact that he was indestructible!
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1638. - Hey, watch where you're going!
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1639. - Ah!
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1640. - Excuse me!
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1641. - (SINGING) Saute and simmer,
the flavor can't be beat.
Copy !req
1642. Do-do do.
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1643. - Scanned the hotel
building and then
Copy !req
1644. noticed the only exit
from Squeamy's apartment—
Copy !req
1645. and how he escaped.
Copy !req
1646. - Hey, Lon, could you
pretend you've got the DTs?
Copy !req
1647. Poor sucker.
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1648. - Hey, who's playing a theremin?
Copy !req
1649. - Hope I'm not coming
at a bad time.
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1650. (SCOTTISH ACCENT)
Somewhere in the world,
Copy !req
1651. the sun's over the yardarm.
Copy !req
1652. Oh, sweet boys tempt me
to the elven king, oh—
Copy !req
1653. - He's not very
good at spit takes.
Copy !req
1654. - Eh? (DRUNKENLY) Fine,
I'll get to work now.
Copy !req
1655. I have some things to do.
Copy !req
1656. I should head down
this fire escape.
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1657. - Ruth Buzzi?
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1658. - No, Oscar Wilde.
Copy !req
1659. - Oh.
Copy !req
1660. - It's got little
bird-like movements.
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1661. Chirpy.
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1662. - (STUPIDLY) Doy, Romeo?
Copy !req
1663. Duhh, Romeo, wherefore
art duhh Romeo.
Copy !req
1664. - (SINGING) Looks like a
pump, feels like a sneaker.
Copy !req
1665. Huh?
Copy !req
1666. - This is just like Vertigo!
Copy !req
1667. - Kind of.
Copy !req
1668. - Sorta.
Copy !req
1669. - Yeah, this has all the
suspense of a Brian De Palma
Copy !req
1670. version of a Hitchcock movie.
Copy !req
1671. - Oh, here comes Brick.
Copy !req
1672. - A-brac.
Copy !req
1673. - Hey look, John D.
Rockefeller saves a Kmart.
Copy !req
1674. - Not surprised.
Copy !req
1675. - Out of the way, Carl Sandburg.
Copy !req
1676. Got a stupid—
Copy !req
1677. - Ah, it says wait outside!
Copy !req
1678. - It says wait outside.
Copy !req
1679. Oh, gee.
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1680. - (SINGING) I was
limping in Memphis.
Copy !req
1681. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) Oohh,
Jane, stop this crazy thing!
Copy !req
1682. (SINGING) Clang,
clang, clang went the trolley.
Copy !req
1683. - Plod, plod plod, went the plot.
Copy !req
1684. - Hmm, there are so many
places of historical interest
Copy !req
1685. on this route.
Copy !req
1686. - Looks like she's dressed
for her shift at Hardee's.
Copy !req
1687. - Hair, by Shemp Howard.
Copy !req
1688. - Hey look, the jodes are
waiting for the street car.
Copy !req
1689. - Oh.
Copy !req
1690. - Towels, furnished by La Towel.
Copy !req
1691. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Um, hi.
Copy !req
1692. Anybody want comps for tonight?
Copy !req
1693. - (SINGING IN GRAVELLY VOICE)
Oh, up on Cripple Creek,
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1694. she sends me.
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1695. If I spring— oh!
Copy !req
1696. - Whoa!
Copy !req
1697. Foot, don't fail
me now!
Copy !req
1698. - Hey, look, you paid
for the cookies.
Copy !req
1699. I'm just trying to find
a way to drop them off.
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1700. - Acme Collection Agency—
uh, sir, uh, you're
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1701. three months behind.
Copy !req
1702. - Give me that.
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1703. - Ooh.
Copy !req
1704. - Oh no, he just
killed Rescusci Annie!
Copy !req
1705. - Stop, or the foley
artist will shoot!
Copy !req
1706. - (IMITATING FEMALE
VOICE) Father Karras!
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1707. - (SINISTER WHISPER) Regan!
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1708. - The Butcher was
figuring his next step.
Copy !req
1709. And as he looked
at the dead cop,
Copy !req
1710. he thought about Paul Lowe,
the next man on his list.
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1711. - (DRUNKENLY) I
could've been happy.
Copy !req
1712. Ann Francis came here.
Copy !req
1713. - Last night, when I told him
I didn't want him around here
Copy !req
1714. no more.
Copy !req
1715. - Gimme a shot.
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1716. - Has there been a
Henry Chinaski in here?
Copy !req
1717. - Ray Walston and Ruth
Warrick in "Barfly."
Copy !req
1718. - Well.
Copy !req
1719. - So, uh, scotch?
Copy !req
1720. - Look, I need help.
Copy !req
1721. I'm Red Buttons.
Copy !req
1722. - I just found out that Benson's
hired a killer to get me.
Copy !req
1723. He's after Joe, too.
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1724. - Well then drink up and get out.
Copy !req
1725. I don't want no
trouble around place.
Copy !req
1726. - You're a real pal.
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1727. - Drink up and get out, I said.
Copy !req
1728. - Packed with minerals,
Booze really satisfies.
Copy !req
1729. - Ooh, could I lick the glass?
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1730. - Oh, Wendy.
Copy !req
1731. - A directory for the alley.
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1732. - Well, each bum has
a listing, there.
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1733. - Look at all the neat shops.
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1734. (IMITATING SEDUCTIVE FEMALE
VOICE) Going up, Mr. Chaney?
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1735. - Uh, next up, the food court—
Taco John's, One Potato, Two,
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1736. Great American Hotdog
Experience, Puffy's.
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1737. - Puffy's?
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1738. - Well, I may be indestructible,
but I'm ruled by my tummy.
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1739. It says lunchtime.
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1740. - Hey, could you imagine
a big indestructible snag
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1741. off this thing?
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1742. - Oh, yuck.
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1743. - It'd kill somebody.
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1744. - Snicker-snag Triple.
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1745. - Hey!
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1746. That's ocupado, pal!
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1747. - Hey, look he's in
the cleaver den.
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1748. - Oh.
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1749. - Excuse me.
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1750. Just adding a few
loose ends, here.
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1751. - Look, he's casting
Richard Nixon's shadow.
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1752. - Oh, my goodness.
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1753. (STUPIDLY) Just
gonna steal a few Post-it notes.
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1754. Yep.
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1755. - (MUFFLED) If you'd
like to make a call—
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1756. - He's really very thorough.
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1757. - Now I'm going to rearrange his
filing system.
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1758. - Looks like he's wearing a
catcher's mitt around his neck.
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1759. - Say.
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1760. - We'll be back after
these messages.
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1761. - Needs a shave.
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1762. - (NEW JERSEY ACCENT)
Jeez, my appendix burst.
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1763. - It's Tom Landy.
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1764. - Squeamy, is that you?
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1765. I have a
sweet tooth— for revenge.
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1766. - Kind of an enigmatic smile.
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1767. - Hello?
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1768. - Watch me rock.
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1769. - Smooth operator— huh!
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1770. - I mind very much if you smoke.
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1771. - Missed me, missed me,
now you gotta kiss me.
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1772. - Hey, didn't you see the
first part of this movie?
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1773. - Got him.
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1774. - Scream all you want,
but take all you scream.
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1775. - Linda Lavin?
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1776. - Plop.
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1777. - Yep, he didn't come
out of his tuck in time.
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1778. - Ah, that's nice.
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1779. I'm tired now, but it's
a good kind of tired.
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1780. Ah.
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1781. - Sara, get me my pilot.
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1782. - Operator?
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1783. Get me the police!
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1784. (FRANTICALLY) Police!
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1785. Yes!
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1786. - Did she say please or police?
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1787. - C'mon, boxcars,
baby needs a new pair
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1788. of indestructible shoes.
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1789. - What are they waiting
for, a putty knife?
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1790. - It kinda looks like rice.
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1791. - What's happened?
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1792. - Guy named Squeamy got
thrown from the fifth floor.
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1793. - Now they call him Squishy.
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1794. - Customer of mine.
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1795. - Tuh!
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1796. - You mean Squeamy Ellis?
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1797. - Yeah, that's him.
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1798. - How many Squeamies do you know?
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1799. - Just Squeamy?
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1800. No— No one else was killed.
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1801. - Ain't one enough?
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1802. - Wow, everybody's so touchy
at the scene of a death.
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1803. - Hulk, you pull the
car over right now.
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1804. - I tell you, the bullets
never even phased him.
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1805. - Ah, the whole cast is there.
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1806. - Wow.
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1807. - God help us if the
papers get a hold of this.
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1808. - (IRISH ACCENT) All right,
gather around, everybody.
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1809. Lots to see.
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1810. Show's just starting.
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1811. - We're gonna stake out
on Joe Marcellia's.
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1812. - John Huston.
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1813. - No.
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1814. - Lauder, I'm going
to call San Quentin.
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1815. Suppose Benton is alive.
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1816. - Every available man's
been put on the case now.
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1817. Yes, sir.
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1818. All right.
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1819. All right!
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1820. Anything new?
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1821. - Well, remember when I got
ahead of myself a while back?
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1822. Well, we're at that scene now.
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1823. - San Francisco police
located his laboratory
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1824. in the basement of an electrical
power receiving station.
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1825. - Bradshaw, what's he know?
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1826. - He's dead.
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1827. And another man
too, his assistant.
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1828. The lab is a shambles.
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1829. - So's my heart.
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1830. - Now we're getting some
action from San Francisco.
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1831. Benton's body never
arrived at the mortuary
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1832. where it was supposed to go.
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1833. An attendant there
finally broke down—
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1834. - That's not a very good poem.
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1835. Meter's all wrong.
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1836. - By handing the body over to a
man he was unable to identify.
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1837. The man was driving
a station wagon.
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1838. - Oh my god, that's a symbol
of American suburban life!
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1839. - The commissioner's are on his,
and the mayor's are on theirs.
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1840. Now am I supposed to tell them
that our killer is a dead man?
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1841. - They found a notebook
in Bradshaw's lab.
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1842. - It said,
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1843. - With a professor
Dwiggins at Caltech.
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1844. I hope to hear
from Dwiggins soon.
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1845. - Captain, report
from the Valley,
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1846. on the hysterical woman.
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1847. Reports the presence
of the killer.
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1848. - Oh, that was me.
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1849. Excuse me.
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1850. - Let's go.
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1851. - (SINGING) There's a
monster in the valley,
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1852. and he's prowling in the alley!
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1853. - Hey, check this out, Vern.
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1854. When I let go of the steering
wheel, it pulls to the left.
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1855. Isn't that something?
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1856. - We were just
looking for agates.
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1857. - It's Ma Barker's killer brood.
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1858. - OK, blow hard.
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1859. There you go.
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1860. - Now, you and your boyfriend
had a little fight,
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1861. and he got out of the
car to take a walk.
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1862. - Uh-huh.
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1863. - You noticed that he
walked down towards the sun
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1864. fair in the direction where
you've seen those lights.
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1865. - Uh-huh.
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1866. - Before.
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1867. - Uh-huh.
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1868. - What happened then, Miss?
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1869. Please try to tell us.
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1870. - Go!
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1871. - Well, I just sat there,
a few minutes, I guess.
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1872. I was pretty mad.
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1873. - (IMITATING FEMALE VOICE) I
was fluffing in my car, OK?
Copy !req
1874. - There was a loud
crash, like heavy metal.
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1875. - She's only a bust.
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1876. - From down here.
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1877. I got out of the car
to get a better look.
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1878. I heard Jimmy cry out something.
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1879. - You said Jimmy Smits?
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1880. - Then, down here—
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1881. - I wish you'd blink.
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1882. - A patch of lights.
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1883. - It's like blank.
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1884. - That's incredible.
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1885. - Really spooky.
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1886. - Blink, hello!
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1887. Blink!
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1888. - Blink!
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1889. - Bliiink!
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1890. - Like a zombie, blink!
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1891. - A big man lifted Jimmy up—
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1892. - Please!
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1893. - Over his head like—
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1894. - She's stuck in
Marsha Mason mode!
Copy !req
1895. - Like he didn't weigh a thing.
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1896. - Jimmy screamed.
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1897. Just once.
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1898. - Go!
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1899. - Blink.
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1900. - Please, blink!
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1901. - What's she looking at?
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1902. - I heard it snap!
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1903. - It sounded like celery!
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1904. - Then I— I started running
till I found the tide.
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1905. They let me use
the phone.
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1906. - But—I didn't have friends
and family!
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1907. - Thank you, Miss.
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1908. - Can I have my tie back?
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1909. - O'Malley, see that the young
lady gets home all right.
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1910. - Does it have to be her home?
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1911. I'm kidding, of course.
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1912. - Paul Lowe, while
driving to his office,
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1913. heard a radio commentator report
the murder of Joe Marcellia.
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1914. And what shocked him most—
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1915. - (SINGING) I want to
know what love is.
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1916. - Was when the broadcast
identified the killer
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1917. as possibly being the Butcher.
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1918. Lowe headed straight for
Eva Martin at the burlesque.
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1919. - But who doesn't?
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1920. - Oh-ho-ho.
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1921. - Oh!
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1922. You gave me a start, Mr. Lowe.
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1923. - Is this where a corsage goes?
Copy !req
1924. - Well, I'm taking her place.
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1925. I'm gonna wear her costume.
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1926. What's it to you?
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1927. - I asked you, where's Eva?
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1928. - Hey, don't get physical.
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1929. - Let me hear your body talk.
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1930. - Then watch the tone
of voice, buster.
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1931. I told you, little
Eva isn't here.
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1932. - I can see that for myself.
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1933. Where is she?
Copy !req
1934. - Hmm, looks like she's
wearing Fruit of the Loins.
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1935. - Oh.
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1936. - Oohh.
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1937. - That's where she is.
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1938. - Yes, sir.
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1939. - No sir, Captain Lauder's
still with the mayor.
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1940. - No, I'll get out of
your officer, sir.
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1941. As soon as poss— yes,
I'm putting the cigarette
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1942. out now, sir.
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1943. Yeah.
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1944. - Yes sir, we— we
know he's dangerous.
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1945. Every angle.
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1946. - He's the other end of
a Bob Newhart routine.
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1947. - Yes sir, I— I'll tell him.
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1948. - We'll have to swing by the
7-Eleven and pick him up.
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1949. - Well, Mr. Wiggins.
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1950. - Huh.
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1951. - What the heel are you doing?
Copy !req
1952. - Here, ma'am, I'll just
wear my cop shoes home.
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1953. - Thanks.
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1954. - (IMITATES FEMALE
VOICE) How come
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1955. there's powdered sugar in them?
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1956. - Hey, cut with the
doughnut remarks.
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1957. - Ah, jokes.
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1958. - OK, Cambot, bring it in.
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1959. I wanna try that Lon
Cheney eye thing.
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1960. Bring it in closer.
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1961. More.
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1962. More.
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1963. Closer.
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1964. Come on.
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1965. Come on, closer.
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1966. Yeah, that's good.
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1967. OK.
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1968. - (SINGING OFFSCREEN) If I can't
have you, I don't want nobody—
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1969. whoa!
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1970. - Joel, what are you doing?
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1971. - I'm doing an experiment.
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1972. - Oh, I thought somebody had
replaced the monitor with
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1973. a Jack-o'-lantern.
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1974. - No.
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1975. - Oh, bite me.
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1976. It's for— ow!
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1977. - Well, you said bite me.
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1978. - Oh, come on.
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1979. - Oh, good one!
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1980. Hey Joel, can we play?
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1981. Can we—
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1982. - No, ah, ow, ouch!
Copy !req
1983. - Can we get in the shot too?
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1984. - Hey, does this bug you?
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1985. - No, that hurts, stop it!
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1986. - Does this bug you?
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1987. I'm not touching you.
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1988. - Joel, better come
down her quick!
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1989. Gypsy fell down an airlock,
and her headlight's dilating.
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1990. It might be bad!
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1991. - Hey, I don't think
I think that's even
Copy !req
1992. funny, not even to joke about.
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1993. - Hey Joel, uh, the
men are calling.
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1994. They're pretty teed off.
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1995. - They really are.
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1996. - No, they're not.
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1997. - Yep, yep.
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1998. - Oh, come on.
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1999. - Hey, ah, somebody's licking me!
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2000. Stop that!
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2001. - Nom nom nom nom nom.
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2002. - OK, OK, that's it.
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2003. Come on.
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2004. Back it up, Cambot.
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2005. All right, that's it.
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2006. - What?
- What?
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2007. - What?
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2008. - What?
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2009. - No, every time I get
something going that's fun,
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2010. in run the Batinskis and
stick their little metal nose
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2011. in everything.
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2012. Well, it's fine.
Well, it's fine.
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2013. You guys play.
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2014. You guys play.
- Go ahead.
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2015. - Go ahead.
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2016. You're the kings of everything.
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2017. Go ahead.
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2018. Enjoy.
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2019. - Little lady comes
in here and starts
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2020. throwing her butt around,
what was I supposed to do?
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2021. - All right, forget
I said anything!
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2022. - Maybe I will!
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2023. - Well, that's pretty good!
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2024. - But don't tell me you
weren't looking at it!
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2025. - Well, it's not half bad!
Copy !req
2026. - She's giving it
right back to you!
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2027. - What have I wrought.
Copy !req
2028. - We'll be right back.
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2029. - Fine, but it's not
half-bad, is it?
Copy !req
2030. - No, that's pretty good!
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2031. - (GRAVELLY) Chili peppers
burn my gut. .
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2032. - When Lowe came to—
Copy !req
2033. - That's what I'm asking.
Copy !req
2034. - That's pretty good!
Copy !req
2035. - Yeah, hamburgers.
Copy !req
2036. Why can't we ever
have hamburgers?
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2037. - Squeamy Ellis
and Joe Marcellia.
Copy !req
2038. - Go on.
Copy !req
2039. - I like your peppermint tie.
Copy !req
2040. - When he slugged
the sergeant, he
Copy !req
2041. knew we'd book him right away.
Copy !req
2042. - Uh-huh.
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2043. - Oh, this Lowe's a
pretty cute character.
Copy !req
2044. But we can play the same game.
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2045. - You mean we'll
threaten to release him.
Copy !req
2046. - Well, not exactly.
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2047. - We'll tease him.
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2048. - If you tell him you
realize that he was excited,
Copy !req
2049. that throwing the
punch was accidental.
Copy !req
2050. Tell him we're not
going to make a charge,
Copy !req
2051. that he's completely released.
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2052. - Lieutenant, you know
we can't do that.
Copy !req
2053. Lowe made his first mistake
when he hit Sergeant.
Copy !req
2054. That'll get him a year.
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2055. As far as the department's
concerned, at least
Copy !req
2056. it's a small victory.
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2057. - Now go away.
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2058. - If my hunch is right, Lowe
won't want to be on the streets
Copy !req
2059. with the Butcher
looking for him.
Copy !req
2060. He may talk, talk a lot—
Copy !req
2061. - Hmm.
Copy !req
2062. - Enough maybe for us to
get rid of him permanently.
Copy !req
2063. Even lead us to the Butcher.
Copy !req
2064. - Hmm.
Copy !req
2065. - Mm, psychology, eh?
Copy !req
2066. - If he's frightened
enough, that might work.
Copy !req
2067. But if it doesn't—
Copy !req
2068. - We're screwed,
blue, and tattooed.
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2069. - Oh!
Copy !req
2070. - I want him out of my way
so bad I can taste it!
Copy !req
2071. But not bad enough to be
responsible for getting him
Copy !req
2072. killed.
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2073. - The good thing
about that, Captain,
Copy !req
2074. is the fact that we know
it, but Lowe doesn't.
Copy !req
2075. - Can't resist it when
you put it like that.
Copy !req
2076. - Let's give it a try.
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2077. - All right, Lowe.
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2078. - All right, Otis, come on out.
Copy !req
2079. - Son, we need you for
another real talky scene.
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2080. - I think you'll find
everything in there.
Copy !req
2081. - (FRENCH ACCENT) I think you'll
find your papers in order.
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2082. - You're free to go, Mr. Lowe.
Copy !req
2083. - Wow, a leather wallet!
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2084. And I was only here for an hour.
Copy !req
2085. - Who do you think
you're kidding?
Copy !req
2086. - You arrested me for
assaulting an officer.
Copy !req
2087. - Ha, I remember you.
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2088. - Well, I plead guilty.
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2089. - With luck, I might get
off with six months?
Copy !req
2090. - Wallet?
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2091. - For a lawyer, you're forgetting
a very important point.
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2092. - I care the world for you.
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2093. - No charges made,
there's no trial.
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2094. It was a tough day for everyone.
Copy !req
2095. We figured your
nerves were on edge,
Copy !req
2096. and when you threw
the punch, you
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2097. didn't know what you were doing.
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2098. - Yeah.
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2099. - I've squared everything
with the sergeant.
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2100. It's all over.
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2101. All forgotten.
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2102. - Kiss, kiss.
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2103. You're a good man.
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2104. - Why'd you bring a stenographer?
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2105. - Simply because I wanted a
record of our conversation
Copy !req
2106. at the time of your release.
Copy !req
2107. - Check out the narcoleptic.
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2108. - Buddy?
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2109. - OK, Lowe—
- Buddy?
Copy !req
2110. - Let's go.
Copy !req
2111. - Now wait a minute.
Copy !req
2112. - He's a sleeping policeman.
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2113. - Once out on those streets,
and I'm a dead man.
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2114. - If you let me go, you'll
be responsible for murder.
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2115. - Oh, come off it, Lowe.
Copy !req
2116. You're imagining things.
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2117. - You know the Butcher
threatened to kill me!
Copy !req
2118. - Buddy!
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2119. - You set me free, he'll do it.
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2120. - Well, that's just a
risk we'll have to take.
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2121. - Bob?
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2122. You getting any of this down?
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2123. Bob!
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2124. - Bill!
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2125. - You'll be OK.
Copy !req
2126. - Look, Captain, I'll
make a deal with you.
Copy !req
2127. - You end the movie
right now, I'll talk.
Copy !req
2128. - You keep me here, and I'll tell
you how to recover the money.
Copy !req
2129. Maybe even catch the Butcher.
Copy !req
2130. - No deals, Lowe.
Copy !req
2131. - You'd probably tell us
anything just to stall for time.
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2132. - Am I that transparent?
Copy !req
2133. - Come on, let's get out of here.
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2134. - No wait a minute!
Copy !req
2135. - OK, now.
Copy !req
2136. - All right.
Copy !req
2137. I'll tell you the truth.
Copy !req
2138. Start taking this down.
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2139. - You know, I really
am a cop, now.
Copy !req
2140. This is great!
Copy !req
2141. - I—
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2142. - OK, get this.
Copy !req
2143. In a hole, in the ground,
there lived a hobbit.
Copy !req
2144. - Squeamy Ellis,
and Joe Marcellia
Copy !req
2145. pull off the
armored car hold-up.
Copy !req
2146. - Can't I just make it up
later, like we always do?
Copy !req
2147. - And then Lowe continued
with his confession.
Copy !req
2148. He told them—
Copy !req
2149. - Seen it.
Copy !req
2150. - About finding the map.
Copy !req
2151. He showed us the exact
location of where
Copy !req
2152. the Butcher had hidden
the stolen payroll.
Copy !req
2153. And he gave us a most
important answer.
Copy !req
2154. - The Beatles.
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2155. - The explanation as
to how the Butcher
Copy !req
2156. was able to elude detection.
Copy !req
2157. - He's got a one-bedroom
walk-down with a skylight.
Copy !req
2158. - Oh, nice night.
Copy !req
2159. - Welcome Go to Marshall Field.
Copy !req
2160. - The department went to work—
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2161. - Police department, thank
you for your pledge.
Copy !req
2162. - Every police
squad in the city—
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2163. - Police department, thank you!
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2164. - Would be able specific area.
Copy !req
2165. Every entrance and exit to the
Los Angeles city sewer system
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2166. of 700 miles.
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2167. - APB— big sale at Winchell's.
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2168. - Joel—
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2169. - Joel—
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2170. - Stop!
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2171. - Squads headed for the entrance
where, according to the map,
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2172. Butcher had hidden the money.
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2173. Our job was to stop him.
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2174. And that made me think
of one specific question.
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2175. - Who built Stonehenge?
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2176. - When we found him, could
this monster be stopped?
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2177. I, for one, wasn't sure.
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2178. - Huh, guess I'll climb
into this Metallica video.
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2179. Huh, huh.
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2180. - We can crash in my Nash.
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2181. - Cruising for burgers.
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2182. - Haha, it looks like
they're both standing.
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2183. - They are.
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2184. - I think he's
somewhere around here!
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2185. - Nice baby moves.
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2186. - Mhm, thank you.
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2187. - The engineers mapped
out each possible exit.
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2188. - No, the car.
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2189. - A squad of officers are
spotted at every point.
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2190. The Butcher can be caught—
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2191. - Scanners.
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2192. - A flame thrower might stop him.
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2193. - Flame thrower.
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2194. - Oh, he's crying.
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2195. Honey.
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2196. - See we have one with us here.
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2197. - Have you thought about what'll
happen if this doesn't work?
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2198. - Come on, hit him.
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2199. You know you want to.
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2200. - No.
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2201. I've been praying too
hard that it will work.
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2202. - Mickey Rooney's summer
place is searched.
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2203. - Ghostbusters.
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2204. - (FRENCH ACCENT) And so
Philippe and the police
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2205. crawl into the sewer and—
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2206. - Hey, quit pushing back there.
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2207. Ooh, ooh.
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2208. - Norton?
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2209. - Hey, yeah, Ralphie boy?
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2210. - Um, Ted, I can
see up your pants.
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2211. - Oh!
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2212. - Ah, there.
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2213. - Yuck, don't even ask!
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2214. - You know, think
of all the burritos
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2215. they sell in this town.
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2216. - (SINGING) Randy Rooter, roller
scooter, down the city sewer.
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2217. - The tunnel.
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2218. - You know, nobody
needs to hide this bad.
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2219. - Hm-mm.
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2220. Oh!
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2221. - Yuck.
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2222. - Oh, he sat in it!
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2223. Oh!
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2224. Oh, god, he jumped in it!
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2225. - Kinda looks like
the dog from Pogo.
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2226. - Where's the men's room?
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2227. - You're soaking in it.
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2228. - We kid, of course.
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2229. - Over here, boys, I
got the poop on him.
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2230. - (SINGING) I'm
singing in the filth.
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2231. Just singing—
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2232. - It's a gang of Sunday
night mystery movies!
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2233. - Oh, stop it, just stop it.
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2234. - Anything you say,
Mr. Doughnut Joke.
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2235. - Oooh.
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2236. - Sure wish I had some shoes on.
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2237. - I'm Dickens.
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2238. He's Fenster.
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2239. We're cops.
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2240. - This is where we split up.
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2241. - I'll go straight ahead.
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2242. - I'll go with the
guy with the bazooka.
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2243. - Hey, take a look, Chief.
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2244. It's a boogie board.
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2245. - Right over there, now.
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2246. - They're in Karen
Finley's wet bar.
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2247. - Ooohh.
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2248. - Oh, look what it says
on the wall there.
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2249. If it's yellow, let it mellow.
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2250. If it's brown, flush it down.
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2251. - Oh.
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2252. - Hey, found half a doughnut.
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2253. Who wants it?
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2254. Not a sewer
doughnut joke, no.
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2255. - Well, he's the
life of the party.
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2256. - Minutes?
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2257. - Guy's gonna use
fire, and there's
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2258. all that methane down there.
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2259. - You know, this is
kind of like a Close
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2260. Encounters of the "Turd" Kind.
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2261. - Ohhh.
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2262. - Sorry.
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2263. - By the smell of this, I
guess we're under Barstow.
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2264. - Oh, I lost the sensor.
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2265. - No, you didn't.
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2266. - Now look, there's a perfectly
good cabbage over there.
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2267. - Hmm, must have taken a
wrong turn at Albuquerque.
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2268. - If that's right,
we're off our course.
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2269. We'll have to back-track.
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2270. - (SNIFFING) Back draft?
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2271. Pretty.
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2272. - Come into the light,
Indestructible man!
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2273. - Oh, I think I just found the
legendary goldfish graveyard.
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2274. - Hey, a wheat penny!
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2275. - Oh, it's the treasure
of the sewer madre.
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2276. - This film was
originally in Odorama.
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2277. - I believe it.
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2278. - Huh?
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2279. - Baseball cards!
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2280. - This way.
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2281. OK, now this way.
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2282. - Hey, it stinks, but it's
still better than an SNL.
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2283. - I'll say.
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2284. - Hey, wait up, you guys!
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2285. - Let's sneak up on
him real loudly.
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2286. - It's getting gritty.
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2287. - Hold it, Butcher!
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2288. - Let him have it.
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2289. - Oh, they're hitting
him with chili peppers!
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2290. - He burned his gut, you see.
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2291. - I am indestructible,
but really stung.
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2292. - "I Love Lucy."
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2293. - OK, for all practical purposes,
almost indestructible man.
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2294. - Think of the doughnuts I
could buy with this loot.
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2295. - You wanna hit him, or shall I?
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2296. - Aw, you do it.
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2297. - I can't.
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2298. - I can't either.
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2299. - I wonder who the
stool pigeon was.
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2300. - Oohh.
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2301. - It was a black and tarry night.
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2302. - Ooh, light a
match, you're right.
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2303. - This is like the
end of "Cape Fear."
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2304. - Now that put me off my dinner.
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2305. - You know, I'd rather light
a single indestructible man
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2306. than curse the darkness.
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2307. - Oohh.
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2308. - I think he's
incontinent man now.
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2309. - Oooh.
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2310. - Dum, dum, dum, da- whoa!
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2311. - Ew.
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2312. - (LISPING) I'm the scariest
clown in the circus.
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2313. Brrrr.
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2314. - Electric monkey bars.
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2315. Great idea.
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2316. - Actually, now,
I think he's just
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2317. the Incredibly Resilient Man.
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2318. - Not To Be Trifled With Man.
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2319. - Takes A Licking And
Keeps On Ticking Man.
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2320. - Harry Connick!
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2321. - Where?
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2322. Oh.
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2323. - Oh, hey, how about that?
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2324. - Now, you guys should
have gone while we
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2325. were down in the sewer.
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2326. I just
gotta keep telling
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2327. myself I'm indestructible.
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2328. I'm indestructible!
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2329. - Would you come here, please?
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2330. Gadding about like
a crazy person.
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2331. - You know, this is
kinda like Macbeth,
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2332. only it's not good at all.
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2333. - Yeah.
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2334. Too long, hard to watch.
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2335. Bad luck for the
performers who act in it.
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2336. - Yep, yep.
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2337. - It's all ruined now.
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2338. I was indestructible,
and now look.
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2339. - I squandered my
indestructibility.
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2340. Let this be a lesson.
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2341. Be courteous to those who
are not indestructible.
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2342. Thank you.
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2343. - Uh, yeah, you got a
bit of it on your, uh—
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2344. - Ew.
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2345. - This is gonna end with
a big speech about, um—
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2346. - No, no, I think he's gonna
go to the woman, and, uh,
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2347. he's gonna—
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2348. - No, no, I think
it's about the bomb.
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2349. - Oh.
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2350. - Well, that'd
figure, wouldn't it?
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2351. Yes, he's
around here somewhere.
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2352. - Hey, Mom's out there,
and if she sees us,
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2353. she'll make us come in.
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2354. - Mr. Wallenda!
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2355. Don't let your family
attempt the pyramid!
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2356. - Ss— sanctuary!
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2357. Sanctuary!
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2358. - Hope it's a shower.
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2359. - (SINGING) Choo Choo
Charlie was an engineer.
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2360. - Sir, you're not union.
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2361. Please.
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2362. - The giant gantry now moves
away from the Gemini Capsule
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2363. and its titan.
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2364. - Vertigo.
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2365. - He hijacked a crane.
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2366. - I think he's improvising now.
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2367. He's completely off-script.
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2368. - Hey, it's the world
famous Duluth Lift Bridge.
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2369. - When in Duluth—
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2370. - Darn fool indestructible kid!
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2371. - I'm glad I belong
to this gym, but I
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2372. don't know how to
work the machines.
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2373. - Oh, he's gonna do that
Krazy Glue demonstration.
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2374. That's what it is.
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2375. - Gumby, get off the tower.
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2376. - (FALSETTO) Top of
the world, Pokey!
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2377. - Ladies and
gentlemen, it's Liza!
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2378. - Well you know, maybe he
wasn't the title character.
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2379. Maybe somebody else is
the Indestructible Man.
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2380. - Ugh.
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2381. Ew!
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2382. - Yuck.
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2383. - Smells worse than the sewer.
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2384. - I'll say.
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2385. - So.
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2386. - And the tremendous
shock of electricity
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2387. that brought the Butcher
back to life was destroyed.
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2388. - Uh, buddy.
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2389. Camera's over here.
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2390. Yoo-hoo!
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2391. - $600,000 stolen in
the armored truck
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2392. robbery has been recovered.
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2393. Case closed.
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2394. - So, you got the
book rights, huh?
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2395. - Well, here are the slightest
comments for your record.
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2396. - Sinus comment?
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2397. - I had to fill in a few spots
with my own guesses, but—
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2398. - I think it's pretty funny.
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2399. - That's about the size of it.
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2400. - Did you get any sleep?
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2401. - Oh, some.
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2402. Not much.
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2403. - How's the girl today?
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2404. - Well, I called the
hospital about an hour ago.
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2405. She'd gone.
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2406. - Gone?
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2407. Where?
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2408. - She told them she
was a working girl,
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2409. and that she'd been away from
the job too long already.
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2410. - Ooh.
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2411. I get it.
- Quite a girl.
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2412. - Say no more.
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2413. - Yeah.
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2414. - Say, uh, how about that
time off I've got coming?
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2415. - 48 hours, beginning right now.
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2416. Get some rest.
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2417. - Yay!
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2418. - Hey, it's the end!
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2419. - It's over!
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2420. - We can go now!
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2421. Yay!
It's over!
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2422. - Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
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2423. Know
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2424. - Aww.
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2425. - Epilogue.
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2426. - Epi-lady.
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2427. - Epicenter.
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2428. - Ipecac.
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2429. - The past 72 hours
seem like a bad dream.
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2430. That rest in the
hospital today really
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2431. gave me a new lease on life.
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2432. - And the Jell-O was delicious.
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2433. - Now that it's over—
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2434. - Wind it up!
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2435. - Can't believe it
actually happened.
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2436. - Please
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2437. - The important thing is to
remember it is all over.
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2438. - (IN UNISON) Thank God!
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2439. - I suppose you'll be
assigned to another case,
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2440. and I'll have to give up
hamburgers in the front seat
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2441. of the car for—
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2442. - Yes, they have me assigned
to the Illustrated Man now.
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2443. - I've thought about that.
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2444. - And stopped.
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2445. - In fact, I decided to
do something about it.
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2446. - I started by talking the
Captain into a short holiday.
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2447. And, uh, just about an
hour ago, I got you fired.
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2448. - What?
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2449. - Arf?
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2450. - What did you do that for?
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2451. - Did you say arf?
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2452. - I figured that being my wife
would take up all of your time.
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2453. - Oh, please.
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2454. He should quit his job.
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2455. Strippers make a lot
more money, you know.
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2456. - Even if I wanted
to say, I couldn't.
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2457. - Yes, you can.
Rethink.
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2458. - Please.
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2459. - You're not supposed to
say no to a detective.
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2460. - Let's get out of here.
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2461. - Can I tuck about a dollar
in your G-string?
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2462. - Come on, Skippy.
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2463. Read it, sign it,
get on with it.
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2464. - Well, what is it?
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2465. - It's an official affidavit
stating that you will never
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2466. again darken our portals with
crummy cop doughnut jokes.
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2467. - Well, it's not an
affidavit per se, Crow.
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2468. It's more of a contractual
mandamus against a specific
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2469. actus reus in which the off-
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2470. - Servo.
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2471. - Huh?
- Shut up.
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2472. - Sorry.
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2473. - Listen, you guys.
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2474. I promise I won't do any
more cop and doughnut jokes,
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2475. but I'm not gonna sign
this silly piece of paper.
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2476. - Oh, really, Joel, it's for your
own protection as well as ours.
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2477. - OK, well, uh, you guys
got to sign it too.
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2478. - All right, fair enough.
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2479. Now read it aloud.
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2480. - OK, uh.
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2481. Uh, "I, state your name."
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2482. - (IN UNISON) "I,
state your name."
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2483. - Oh, you guys, now cut it out!
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2484. That's just as bad as
doing doughnut jokes!
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2485. - Sorry!
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
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2486. - Sorry, sorry, sorry.
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2487. - Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- It's my fault.
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2488. - OK.
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2489. I'll read it by myself, then.
"Whereas I hereby warrant that
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2490. I will cease and desist
all jokes, quips,
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2491. humorous anecdotes, bon mots,
and other devices of repartee
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2492. pertaining to, exclusively
and in general,
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2493. all references and observations,
direct or indirect,
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2494. pertaining to, but
not exclusively,
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2495. in description of law
enforcement officials who
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2496. ingest, solicit, consume, or
hoard those pastries which can
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2497. be described under the
terms of the "code-i-cile"--
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2498. - Codicil.
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2499. - "Codicil below as belonging
to a nonspecific group,
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2500. except in the common
parlance, as doughnuts
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2501. and doughnut-related pastries
heretofore known as doughnuts."
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2502. - Uh, there's an exemption
for FBI agents and muffins
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2503. in the codicil.
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2504. - Yeah, we thought we
could be flexible on that.
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2505. But keep going.
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2506. - "This being enacted on this day
and enforced in "perpetu-ity"--
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2507. - Perpetuity.
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2508. - "Perpetuity throughout
the universe,
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2509. we hereunto set our hand
and seal on the day above
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2510. mentioned—" OK, I guess
I can live with that.
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2511. - OK.
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2512. - All right, good.
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2513. - All right.
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2514. - I'll have Gypsy
notarize this later.
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2515. - Gypsy's a notary?
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2516. - Mhm.
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2517. Stamp it, please.
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2518. OK.
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2519. You know, the little
friends are right, folks.
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2520. Let's put an end to
the hackneyed practice
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2521. of cop and doughnut jokes.
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2522. Thank you, won't you?
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2523. What do you think, sirs?
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2524. - Boy, isn't that the truth.
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2525. You know, boys, I don't
even like doughnuts.
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2526. I'm not saying I won't
eat them if they're there.
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2527. - Hey, tell them about
the Chinese food.
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2528. - That's right.
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2529. Today we had Chinese food.
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2530. - Moo goo gai pan,
and it was terrific.
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2531. And, you know, we're
not all Irish, either.
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2532. - Well, Kevin here is
Irish, but me, I'm Danish.
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2533. - I don't like you.
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2534. - Hey, cool, man.
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2535. And you know the thing
about the flat feet?
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2536. I got arches the size
of the monkey house
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2537. at the Brookfield Zoo.
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2538. And I've got this bunion.
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2539. Have you seen the size of this
sucker on the side of my—
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2540. - Thanks for sharing, guys.
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2541. Can we help you?
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2542. - Uh, yes sir, as a matter
of fact, you can, um.
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2543. You can show a little
respect for your neighbors
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2544. by keeping the music
down, and, uh, next time,
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2545. you'll avoid a citation.
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2546. Just sign right
there on the bottom.
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2547. - It's these rock walls.
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2548. The sound goes
right through them.
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2549. You know, if I had my way,
I'd outlaw these sub-woofers.
Copy !req
2550. - That's right.
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2551. Hey, do us all a
favor next time,
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2552. and think of others first.
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2553. Will ya?
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2554. OK?
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2555. Have a good day.
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2556. - Oh, uh, thank you, uh—
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2557. - Until next time, Joel.
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2558. Push the button, Frank.
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2559. - Can I see your gun?
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2560. - (WARNING) Frank!
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2561. - By the way, was that
your car out front?
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