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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Prank Day (S04E04)

"Hey, Kelso."
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"Well, that's a mighty big smile. What, did you get into the Play-doh?"
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"No. I'm happy 'cause today is Gift Day."
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"And in honor of this special day, I got you all gifts."
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"All right. Aerosmith Live."
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"Yeah, for my friend who rocks."
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"- Oh, man. The new Rolling Stone. - For my friend who reads."
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"Oreos!"
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"For my friend who snacks."
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"A triple-decker burn! Awesome!"
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"Wha... There's peanut butter on my headphones!"
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"These cookies are filled with toothpaste!"
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"- You got something in your ear, man. - What?"
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"Oh, my goodness. It's peanut butter!"
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"But the thing about it is, you don't have to be clever."
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"Okay! Okay! This Prank Day is over."
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"Let's just watch TV. Hey, Fez, I think there's a Nancy Drew on."
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"Oh! She can solve my mystery any day."
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"And by the way, the mystery is in my pants."
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"Okay. That's it. I got a peanut in my ear."
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"Yeah. I used chunky, so it might get up in your brain."
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"Yeah. Ha-ha. Laugh it up now, man, 'cause fun time is over."
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"What the hell? I'm stuck."
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"I have been glued!"
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"Not glued, superglued."
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"Whoa, whoa, whoa. So you covered the freezer handle and the TV knob in superglue?"
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"Yeah. I'm an evil mastermind."
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"Kelso, is there a cushion glued to my butt?"
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"No. Not glued, superglued."
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"- You're a dead man. - Yeah?"
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"What are you gonna do... sit on me with your cushion-butt?"
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"It won't hurt, 'cause it's a cushion-butt."
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"Ooh! Oh, my goodness. Whoa!"
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"Okay. If you could be the princess in any country, what country would it be?"
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"I pick Monaco."
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"See, I always wanted to wear my crown with a bikini."
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"Oh. Sorry. It's just... You know, today would've been my parents' anniversary."
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"But my mom's gone, my dad's with Joanne, and Casey's out of town."
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"So it just kind of sucks."
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"You know what you need? A little Jackie magic."
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"- I am gonna dedicate my whole day to you. - Oh, like you did last month..."
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"Yeah. Wasn't that fun?"
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"Man, I can't wait to see this big bucket of oatmeal landing on Kelso's..."
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"big bucket of a head."
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"Well, good gracious, who's all this oatmeal for?"
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"Uh, it's for the oatmeal drive..."
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"for the Needy Oatmeal Lovers of America."
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"Right, the N.O.L.O.A."
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"Oh, oh, this tastes awful."
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"You know, just because they're hoboes doesn't mean they don't respond to herbs and spices."
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"You know what? That's a good point, Mom..."
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"but you better leave, 'cause we don't like to do our charity work in front of other people."
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"Oh, now, don't be silly. I'll help you. Where'd I put my brown sugar?"
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"Oh, I'm right here, honey buns."
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"Okay. I'm here for our slumber party."
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"Wow. When you said you were gonna dedicate your whole day to me..."
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"I figured that meant only until we left The Hub."
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"No. I promised you 24 hours of Jackie time..."
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"which is equal to seven days of an ugly person's time."
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"Well, it's just, I'm in the middle of this really good book."
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"Now, I brought tons of activities."
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"First, some makeup for your long-overdue facial overhaul."
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"The greatest board game ever..."
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"Mystery Date."
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"And... Wait. Best of all..."
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"my stuffed animals so we can perform..."
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"an all-unicorn rendition of Grease."
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"This is perfect. We are so gonna nail Kelso."
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"I still say we should have shaved his privates."
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"That's a burn that keeps on burnin'."
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"- Kelso's on his way. - Okay, gentlemen. Take your positions."
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"Okay. I'm here."
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"- Where's the dead bird? - Kelso, you're supposed to come in through the side door."
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"You guys are so dead."
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"What the hell is this?"
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"Eric did it because he hates you."
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"Hyde!"
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"Forman, every man for himself."
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"No, uh, Dad, this was just a prank that's gone wrong..."
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"horribly, horribly wrong."
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"Well, I've got a prank too..."
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"one where my foot doesn't plow through your ass."
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"Let's hope it doesn't go horribly, horribly wrong!"
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"Oh, Red."
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"What happened to you?"
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"Well, the idiots used it for a prank."
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"Eric, how many times have I told you, don't poke the bear."
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"Don't poke the bear!"
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"Well, technically, we didn't poke the bear. We pour oatmeal on the bear."
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"- Are you correcting my wife? - Kelso's laughing at you."
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"Are you laughing?"
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"Oh, come on. You're covered in oatmeal!"
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"It's funny!"
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"- That's it! - Oh, oh, you know what you should do, Red?"
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"Forgive and forget. Turn the other cheek, like Jesus. Be like Jesus, Red."
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"I can't even think of a punishment big enough for this!"
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"But trust me, it's going to be awful..."
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"the kind of thing that Harry Truman might order to end a war!"
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"Guys, who's Harry Truman?"
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"He invented electricity, dumb-ass."
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"Okay, Donna. It's makeover time."
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"Let's pack those jumbo pores."
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"Um, you know what? I've thought about it, and I'm glad my mom left."
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"More food for me."
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"- Oh, come on. It'll be fun. - I doubt it."
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"You were right, Donna. Now, not only are we beautifying..."
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"but we're "groovifying.""
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"Hey, I just made up a word."
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"Yeah. Who ever said you can't do two great things at once?"
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"I bet it was a one-armed, pessimistic guy."
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"Like, I don't want to learn French..."
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"so everyday I think positive thoughts about not learning French."
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"And look at me. I don't know a word of French."
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"Is Dad still gonna kill me?"
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"Eric, I put him in his Corvette..."
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"tuned the radio to a hockey game and handed him a beer."
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"I've done all I can."
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"- Dad... - All right."
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"Just tell me. What the hell did you think you were doing?"
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"Look, Kelso invented this stupid Prank Day thing..."
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