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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (S07E07)

"Do the oh, no oh, no!"
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"Do the oh, no oh, no!"
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"Come on!"
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"Everybody."
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"Do the oh, no say what?"
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"Do the oh, no right now"
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"what the hell?"
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"- Yeah, - "what the hell?" Is right."
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"Who would do such an irresponsible and"
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"ironic thing?"
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"Certainly not anyone I would want to make out with."
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"I mean the opposite of that."
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"Okay, you gotta admit it. This one's pretty funny."
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"I'm sorry. I love wordplay."
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"I don't get it."
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"What's so funny about a muff?"
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"- Kitty... - I mean, muffs aren't funny."
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"I have a beautiful gray one that I have been using for years."
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"For the love of god,"
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"please."
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"- Just tell me what's so funny about my - nothing."
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"Nothing is funny."
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"Exactly."
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"Would you look at this?"
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"Bubble gum ice cream?"
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"Okay,"
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"good start."
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"Now let's fan out and search for more clues."
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"So then I realized that kimberly is some guy's daughter."
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"Yeah, he probably loves her as much as I love my daughter,"
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"and then I had to go and take a boiling hot shower and scrub until a little skin came off."
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"So the joy of having a daughter has come with some tragedy."
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"You can no longer treat women like meaningless whores."
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"Sucker!"
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"Steven, see, fathers love their children,"
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"just like your new daddy loves you, so call him."
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"No."
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"Steven, you never do anything I say."
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"If you were a dog or someone who worked for me, I'd smack you in the nose with a newspaper."
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"All right,"
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"you guys, this is serious! I may never be able to have sex again,"
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"now that I realize that women are more than just sex objects."
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"Hey, is this like the time you realized you wanted to be a cop or like the time you realized that you were a robot?"
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"My eyes were red in all of my pictures."
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"You know, I just don't believe that you've changed this much."
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"For example,"
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"what would you do if I were to lean way over like this?"
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"What are you doing? Grab it, man!"
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"I can't! I respect women now! Listen, what am I gonna do?"
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"It's no big deal, man. You can, um, just..."
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"- ...never have sex again. - With this body?"
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"All right, the people would riot in the streets."
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"You know, you could engage in a meaningful relationship."
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"Donna, this is no time for your feminist mumbo-jumbo."
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"Okay, wait, you guys, he doesn't wanna change."
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"He wants to feel like he's respecting women while still acting like a shallow creep."
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"You know, you've always gotten me, jackie."
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"That's it. I need a loophole so I can keep doing what I'm doing without being a bad father."
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"The father!"
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"The father is the key."
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"Oh, so we kill the father."
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"Yeah, that's.. that's not what I meant."
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"Oh, me either."
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"Well, of course steven should call his dad."
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"I know, but he won't do it, and I've tried everything--"
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"nagging him, poking him, smacking him."
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"You know, my bag of tricks is empty."
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"Well, he needs a father."
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"The day is fast approaching when someone's gonna have to talk to him about the birds and the bees."
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"Well, actually, mrs. Forman..."
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"yes, it's fast, fast approaching."
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"- Oh! Here he comes. Okay, please do something. - Okay. I'm good at this."
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"Oh, this is steven's father, you say?"
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"You really wanna talk to him but he has to call you first, you say?"
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"Mrs. Forman?"
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"I know you're not really on the phone with my dad."
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"Oh, you do?"
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"Oh, you do?"
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"Well, you're right."
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"- I thought you said you were good at this. - He is a lot savvier than eric."
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"Why can't you guys just let me do things my own way?"
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"Because I know meeting your dad meant a lot to you."
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"And every time something means a lot to you, you push it away before it can push you away."
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"And every time something means a lot to me, I smother it, which is why we're such a good couple."
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"Fine."
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"I'll call, if you both promise to stop bothering me about it and let me do it by myself."
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"- Absolutely. - Anything you want."
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"I wish I had a camera."
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"Can I just get a picture of you holding the phone?"
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"- I'm hanging up. - We're going. Going."
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"Yeah, hi. William barnett, please."
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"Hey, man, it's steven."
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"Tell him you love him! Daddy, daddy, he loves you!"
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"hello, sir. I'm here to pick up kimberly."
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"And I figure if I'm up-front with you about my intentions,"
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"we can all feel good about our date."
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"Now"
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"I'm about to do things of a sexual nature with your daughter."
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"And even though she does those things... with everyone,"
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"I have a new respect for the father/daughter relationship now that I have a daughter..."
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"out of wedlock. I'm no longer with the mother. Don't worry."
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"So I figure with your permission, I can proceed to pleasure her time and time again."
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"What do you say?"
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"Ow!"
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"I can't believe red bought the muffler shop."
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"All right, that's it. New eric's out, old eric's back."
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"I should probably just go upstairs and"
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"think about what I've done."
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"Come on."
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"You can't turn back now."
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"You're like an explorer, discovering a new you."
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"When columbus discovered america instead of the west indies, did he go to his room?"
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"No, he waded into mexico and stole all of their gold."
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"Okay, I'm not following."
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"I think it's hot when you do naughty stuff, and I want you to keep doing it."
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"You know what? It is hot."
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"And I'm not gonna let red bully me out of it. I mean, how often was I hot before?"
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"Almost never, right!"
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"But now I am hot, and hot.."
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"I will stay."
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