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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Who Needs You (S08E08)

"Don't you walk away from me!"
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"I walk wherever I want! Oh look, I'm gonna walk on the couch!"
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"Oh yeah?! Well,"
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"I'm gonna drink the rest of your last beer!"
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"I win. I put out a cigarette in there."
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"What is going on with you and your stripper wife?"
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"You guys are fighting like cats and whores."
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"Yep. The honeymoon is over."
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"You know, once the thrill being married to a stripper is gone,"
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"you're just left with a wife who's always got change for a five."
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"You guys,"
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"the radio station asked me to host an on-air fundraiser for the Children's Library."
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"A year ago I was doing the Farm Report and now it's gonna be Hot Donna all day long."
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"That's right. I'm gonna be referring to myself in the third person from now on."
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"Wait. You're not doing the Farm Report anymore?"
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"Well how am I supposed to know if my corns-a-gonna grow?"
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"And I told my boss, that I'm not getting off the air until I've raised 500 bucks."
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"Which'll be easy, because my fans do anything I say."
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"Like, there was this one time, when I told everybody to get up and dance when I played Tear The Roof Off The Sucker."
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"There was almost a riot at the prison!"
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"Yeah. Thanks a lot Donna. My Dad had to hide under his bunk."
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"Hyde, thanks for letting us broadcast from Grooves."
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"We couldn't do it at the Children's Library, because the last time I was there,"
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"this ten year old boy got a peek down my shirt"
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"and his mom had to read him "What's happening to my body" three years earlier then she planned."
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"And well, now I'm not welcome back."
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"Wait a second, you guys are doing this at my store?"
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"Where was I when this was decided?"
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"At work. We just didn't want to wake you."
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"I cleared all your crap off the bed."
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"- Why the hell did you do that? - Because... we're gonna use it to make up!"
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"Unless you wanna... make up in the shower..."
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"Honeymoon's back on!"
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"Oh."
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"It's you."
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"Fenton."
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"During business hours you may address me by my official title "Landlord"."
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"I'll also respond to "Lord Fenton"."
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"Oeh, or on Sundays, "The Good Lord"."
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"Yeeeesss..."
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"Fenton, I am in no mood to talk to you."
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"Oh well then just listen."
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"I did a little shuffle-y-doo with the parking lot assignments."
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"Your new space... is Z."
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"Z?"
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"Z's the last spot."
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"It's dangerous to walk from there at night."
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"I'm a single man."
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"Well, maybe you should put some effort into your appearance."
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"Maybe you should put some effort into minding your own business!"
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"- Maybe you should shut up! - Maybe you should go to hell!"
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"I'll go to hell when you shut up!"
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"Damn. I really should have turned in the direction of my door."
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"- Excuse me. - Of course."
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"Hey Fezzie! How's the salon?"
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"Horrible. An old lady and a marine came in at the same time. I got confused."
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"And well, Mrs. Riley was not happy when I shaved her head."
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"Yeah I know. I had a tough day too."
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"General Hospital is pre-empted by some stupid hostage crisis."
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"Did you drink my last grape soda?!"
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"Yeah. I left the empty bottle in the fridge, so you'd know to buy more."
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"But I'd been looking forward to this grape soda all day!"
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"I even made up a song."
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"I'm looking forward to that grape soda. Yeah!"
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"Jackie,"
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"I took you in when you had nowhere to go. But you've been a total mooch."
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"You have no job, you pay no rent. You need to shape up or put out."
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"Uhh Fez it's shape up or ship out."
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"Then what the hell is in it for me?"
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"You know I hate it when you read the paper while I'm sitting right here next to you!"
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"Yeah. That's why I'm doing it, honey-bunch."
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"Why don't you read your horoscope? I bet it says You won't be getting any!"
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"Oh, here is my horoscope."
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"You'll find yourself living with a bitch!"
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"You know why they're fighting?"
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"Because they're packed into Steven's tiny room like sardines. And that's no way to be."
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"Unless you are a sardine and then you've got bigger problems."
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"I think I see where you are going with this Kitty. You kick 'm out and I'll change the locks."
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"No! They should move into Laurie's old room. It's just sitting there."
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"Kitty, 'it's just sitting there' is a reason to shoot a deer."
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"Not a reason to move two kids in next door."
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"Oh you're just upset because you don't want people seeing you in your big green fuzzy slippers."
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"Those are my Green Bay Packers-slippers."
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"And they looked a lot sharper in the catalog..."
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"Okay, Hot Donna fans!"
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"I'm here at Grooves-records raising money for the Children's Library."
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"And I'm not getting off the air until my jug is full!"
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"We have our first donation. Sir, how much did you give us?"
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"Um... 68 cents."
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"Alright. And ah, how did you come into that kind of cash?"
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"I bought something that costs 32 cents."
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"Terrific! Hey, here's a fun fact:"
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"money is covered in germs and human waste, so give it to me!"
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"Pop in your cars, your trucks, your speed wagons and come on down to Grooves."
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"Speaking of speed wagons, here is a new song from... The Cars!"
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"Hey after this song, do you think I can do one of my characters?"
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"I do a really great British boy, trapped in an elevator."
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"Please sir, I'm stuck in the lift and I 'of to use the looooo!"
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"Okay... it's been two hours... and I'm.."
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"nowhere near my goal."
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"Um, I understand that some of my fans can't make it here because, well,"
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"you're in prison."
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"But for those of you who aren't: rob a bank or something!"
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"Just kidding! Uh..WFPP in no way endorses the robbing of banks!"
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"I think what you're doing here is great, man."
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"Thanks, Leo."
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"Yeah, we haven't had a trash can here in ages."
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"Oh yeah Fenton? Well if I could do that to myself, I wouldn't be standing here arguing with you!"
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"Wow!"
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"This place is spotless!"
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"I can see my reflection!"
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"Why hello Robert Redford!"
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"Well Fez, I realized what you said was true."
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"That I needed to help out. So..I cleaned."
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"Hm. I guess all the years of watching my maid scrub the floor really paid off."
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"Well, thank you Jackie. You deserve a big night out."
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"I'm taking you to the Muppet movie."
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"Hahaha! No thanks Fez. I'm actually running the bath and I'm gonna spend all night soaking in the tub."
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"Okay, well then let's do that then."
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"Alone!"
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