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Clips from Dallas - The Lesson (S01E01)

"Why? You really wanna go out with me?"
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"Maybe after the football game."
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"- Football game, really? - What about a drive-in?"
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"Hi, Lucy."
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"- Only math, huh? That's pretty good. - What?"
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"Well, math's the only subject you're having trouble in."
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"I overheard your conversation with Miller just now."
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"I'm the president of the Letter Club."
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"Our office is right next to Miller's."
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"The Letter Club provides services."
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"We're good at everything."
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"- We tutor math, biology... - I bet you're a whiz at sex education."
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"Say, you've got a terrific sense of humor, you know that?"
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"Different, but terrific."
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"So with your sense of humor and my talent in math..."
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"Well, anyway, it's good to see you back in school."
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"Sorry I'm late."
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"- Hi, I'm Roger Hurley. - Pamela Ewing."
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"You're surely not Lucy's mom?"
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"Surely not. Her aunt."
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"Well, you take care now."
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"Bye."
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"He seemed like a real nice boy."
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"He's nice-looking anyway."
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"That creep? I can't stand him."
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"It wouldn't hurt you to date a boy your own age for a change."
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"Date?"
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"Bought you some new school clothes today."
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"I think you'll like them. Why don't you look in the pink box?"
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"Oh, Raul, take this upstairs."
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"I'll be back in a little while and I'll help you with alterations."
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"- Ms. Ewing. - Hi."
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"Hal, would you excuse us for a minute, please?"
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"Yeah, I'll take it."
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"I'm real calm so you know I mean it."
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"If you and Lucy are together again, I'm going to tell my husband, J.R. And Jock."
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"You told me yourself you know what they'll do."
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"Yeah. Kill me."
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"Jock and J.R. Would, anyhow."
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"Without batting an eye."
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"Then we understand each other."
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"You taking up social work, Pammy?"
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"Or don't you like the idea of your old boyfriend running around with Lucy?"
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"Never mind that now."
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"Just be sure to do your part."
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"Stay away from Lucy."
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"Bobby, are you through with this?"
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"I don't know. What is it?"
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"- Lone Star Oil Men Association minutes. - No, no, no."
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"I gotta talk to J.R. About that."
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"J.R. Left, Bobby."
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"- He what? - He went with Sue Ellen."
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"They're staying in town tonight. He said for you to take his car."
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"Oh, he knew I wanted to talk to him about this..."
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"That wasn't so difficult, was it?"
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"Okay."
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"Good. You know, you're not half bad at this."
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"Is Mrs. Ewing picking you up today?"
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"- Yes. - Well, you can wait here if you like."
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"Okay. If we don't have to talk."
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"Sure."
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"Help! Stop it! Stop!"
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"He's trying to grab me!"
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"What is the matter with you?"
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"Rape! Stop it!"
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"He grabbed me! He tried to..."
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"- Help! Help me! - What?"
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"He ripped my clothes!"
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"Somebody, help!"
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"- Mrs. Ewing, Lucy's not here. She left. - She left?"
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"She ran out. Poor kid."
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"I guess Mr. Miller tried to..."
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"- You know. - No, I don't know."
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"Well, take advantage of her."
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"Lucy came running out of Miller's office screaming."
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"Her blouse was all torn up."
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"I guess he made a grab for her."
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"I guess Mr. Miller's in big trouble. He's in the principal's office now."
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"Thank you."
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"Mr. Daly, I have been telling you that this is all some terrible mistake."
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"I wish that's all it were."
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"Come in."
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"Mrs. Ewing, this is Mr. Daly, the principal."
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"Pamela Ewing, Lucy's aunt."
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"- You've heard what's happened. - Nothing happened, Mrs. Ewing. Nothing."
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"- You must know that. - Nothing?"
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"Lucy Ewing comes running out of your office screaming, clothing torn?"
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"- I'm going to have to call the police. - Don't do that."
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"I'd like to talk to Lucy first."
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"Mr. Daly, you know Lucy Ewing. She's done everything to avoid school."
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"- Sir, I have a family. - So do I."
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"And this is too serious."
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"First thing Monday morning, I'll have Lucy here."
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"I'll assume the responsibility."
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"- Monday morning? - First thing."
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"You dug your own grave, Miller."
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"I hope this lady can pull you out of it."
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"- So do I, because you sure won't. - No, I won't."
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"I warned you."
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"What did he warn you about?"
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"That Jock Ewing..."
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"That it would be unwise to give Jock Ewing any bad news..."
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"...that he had a lot of power."
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"Mrs. Ewing, if he finds out about this, he won't stop to ask questions."
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"It's more than my job I'm worried about. I could go to jail or worse."
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"You brought Lucy back. You asked for my help."
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"I'm asking for yours."
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"- J.R.? - Yeah, Bobby?"
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"- Can I bother you? - Come on in."
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"Just wondering if maybe you'd do me a little favor."
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"Well, sure. What can I do?"
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"Let me in on the secrets of your power of persuasion?"
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"Well, there's no secret. Just runs in the family."
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"Look at all the years you've been out persuading while I've been at that desk."
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"That's just it, J.R., I'm not on the road anymore."
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"Yeah, I do know that. Surely do."
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"I wanna tell you how... How you filled Daddy's heart with joy..."
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"...when you came into the business with me."
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"That's just it. I'm in the business. I think I have a right to know everything."
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"Do you?"
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