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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Mother's Little Helper (S07E07)

"Oh, my god! Danielle, you're alive!"
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"Yeah, why wouldn't I be?"
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"Well,"
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"thenif you're not dead, then-- then why did you blow off our date?"
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"Look at him try and put it together."
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"He's got it now."
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"No, wait, he doesn't."
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"Yeah, now--wow. Not yet. Wow."
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"This is, like, the slowest burn ever."
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"This is like how burns were in the 1800s before we had electricity."
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"Danielle stood you up so she could make out with the adorable new man in her life."
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"Ah--me."
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"That's right. Ah--him."
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"Don't bump me."
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"Don't get in my way."
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"Well, maybe I wouldn't be in your way if you could sit still like a normal person instead of a vibrating spazoid."
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"Really?"
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"Well, guess what. You fight like a poor girl."
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"get off me!"
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"get off me!"
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"this ain't over, squatty!"
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"Get off. I'm going."
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"Hey, if they're gonna keep this up, we should invest in a video camera."
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"All right, fez, stand up so I can kick your ass. How dare you steal a girl out from under me!"
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"First of all, I can do whatever I want."
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"Second of all, when I stole her, she was not under you, she was under moi."
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"That's it."
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"Whoa! Whoa! Guys, listen."
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"I just realized I am not strong enough to hold you two apart. Hyde, come on."
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"Kelso,"
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"Maybe you shouldn't be asking what he did. You should be asking what you did to let it happen."
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"Or what you didn't do."
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"You know, maybe you just lost your mojo."
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"Look, a guy can't just lose his mojo, okay?"
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"Can he?"
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"Well, when was the last time you made out with two girls at once?"
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"that was..."
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"oh, no."
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"I can't remember."
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"Kissed four different girls in the same day?"
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"I don't know!"
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"You guys, I might've lost my mojo."
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"And I got it. I got your mojo."
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"Which reminds me, I also have your yo-yo, so..."
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"I want 'em both back."
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"You know, how can I lose a girl to you? You don't even speak english."
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"Well, kelso, look at the bright side."
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"Danielle is a wonderful girl who likes me better than you."
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"Why is that the bright side?"
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"Because... burn !!!"
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"these are stale."
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"Well, eat slow. We gotta make 'em last."
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"Hey ya, red."
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"Eric told me you and kitty are having a little trouble in the old hee-hoo department."
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"You told bob?"
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"Are you out of your puny mind?"
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"Look, you have to work this stuff out with mom."
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"She hasn't fed us in three days. Dad,"
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"I can't afford not to eat."
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"Yesterday I ate a raisin off the floor."
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"I'm not even sure if it was really a raisin."
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"Look, red,"
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"you should take kitty's request for a love life spice up seriously."
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"When midge wanted to turbocharge our love life,"
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"it was really a symptom of a much deeper marital problem."
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"Yeah, that you were deviants."
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"Deviants? Well, the couple we were dating sure didn't seem to think so."
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"I'm tellin' you, this problem is not just about sex."
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"It isn't?"
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"Well, maybe she's just unhappy emotionally. Wouldn't that be wonderful?"
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"No, red. It means you have a problem. And you have to deal with it."
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"Yeah, okay."
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"Yeah, I guess it's important that kitty get listened to. Eric, go listen to your mother."
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"Why me?"
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"Because without food, you'll die first."
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"So, danielle, tell me again how much more you like me than kelso."
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"Well, you're sensitive"
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"and thoughtful and understanding"
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"and very, very sexy."
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"Lady, don't ever stop talking."
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"And you're funny and sweet."
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"And did I mention? Very, very sexy."
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"Lady, you gotta shut up."
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"So, mom, in the interest of returning"
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"regular meal service to my now shattered life..."
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"I'm here to help. So, uh, just tell me the problem beneath"
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"the dirty, gross problem."
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"Honey, there is none."
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"I just want your father and me to have more adventurous sexual intercourse."
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"Well, this is one of those times I'm kinda happy my stomach's empty."
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"Um, look, instead of calling it,"
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"uh, sexual inter--ah. Ahem."
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"Instead of calling it that,"
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"why don't we call it, like, a walk in the park?"
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"Fine. I want your father and ito have more adventurous walks in the park."
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"I want to walk in the park in the kitchen."
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"walk in the park on a tuesday."
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"I even want to walk in the park in the park."
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"Okay, okay, okay."
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"Okay, um..."
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"okay, um, mom, I think you're-- you're playing this all wrong."
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"Dad wants you to have a deeper emotional issue."
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"Invent one."
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"He'll give you anything you want to avoid talking about"
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"walks in the park."
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"So think big. You know, I might be able to get you diamonds here. Maybe even a new car."
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"This is like emotional "price is right," baby. You're in the showcase."
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"Oh!"
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"I also want to walk in the park during "the price is right.""
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"Well, what's the news?"
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"You better start studying."
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"All right."
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"So I spent the whole day thinking about what happened with danielle."
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"And I realized that I shouldn't be mad at you."
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"I should be asking you for help."
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"Holy crap, man. Now you're asking fez for girl advice?"
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"Next thing you know donna's gonna be asking forman how to throw a ball."
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"Look, he's the one with the girl."
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"All right, fez. So where'd I go wrong?"
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"Well, danielle said you were a bad listener and I'm a good listener. I heard her."
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