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Clips from The O.C. - The Heights (S01E01)

"Even if you've done nothing wrong, your shoes get peed in so much less."
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"It's too bad, because I could tell you really liked him."
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"Hey."
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"I was gonna bring you a bouquet of swamp roses..."
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"You know, I've been pissing you off for years."
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"I have that suspicion."
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"- Lf only Skee-Ball were a school sport. - A boy can dream."
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"Nothing. We have to let Anna concentrate..."
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"Do you mind?"
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"- What are you doing? - I wanna talk."
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"Oh, boy."
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"- What's going on? - We're stopped."
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"I don't talk a lot about stuff..."
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"You and Marissa want different things."
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"Work happened. Just hang on one sec."
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"Wait."
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"Hi, Dad."
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"Oh, my wife's company is the plaintiff."
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"- Hey, Ward! Get over here! - I will..."
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"Excuse me."
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"Why didn't you just tell me, instead of hurting him?"
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"Why stop now?"
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"Take one shot! Take a shot. It's very easy."
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"Okay. Clearly, you're a lesbian."
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"Yeah."
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"- You're the ideal advocate. - My wife will have a different spin on it."
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"So you need something. An activity. A sport."
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"What did you do after?"
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"All right, we're finally all together? I wanna see some hustle now."
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"- Any luck finding Marissa? - No sign of her. You guys?"
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"- I'm nothing but available for that girl. - All right. Right there."
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"I wanna live with Dad. At least for now."
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"What happened to you last night? I tried calling."
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"Maybe you just don't know how to play."
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"I wanted to see the boys off."
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"- How are you doing? Nervous? - Why would I be nervous?"
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"- You're one of their smartest kids. - It's not the work. It's just..."
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"You've already convinced everyone that you're really torn."
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"- Dope? Rad? - Please, this is so painful!"
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"- This is a nightmare. - This is a nightmare."
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"- Why are you lying to me? - Why are you lying to me?"
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"- Previously on The O.C.: - This is school?"
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"Keep them up there a few minutes. Let them work it out."
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"- New girlfriend. - And there it is."
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"Anna! Hey, how are you doing?"
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"Excuse me, we were talking here."
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"- Well, you got Seth. - Seth's got his women."
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"- You don't know what she wants! - She doesn't want to live with you."
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"Why are we stopped?"
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"You have to go. You own the school."
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"I think it's safe to say that this year is going to be different."
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"- Very wise, Dad. - Thank you, son."
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"...before hooking up with one of her best friends! Ass!"
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"- She probably didn't even hear me. - Seth, what are you doing?"
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"Despite all my best judgments, I cannot not like her."
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"Then train me in the ways of women."
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"Home to the blue heron, the brown pelican and the swamp rose."
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"Is that her name? It's context."
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"...I have a few limericks to share with the world."
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"School might not suck this year."
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"I'm fine. I just got a lot of reading to do. Like 500 years of it."
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"I love you too."
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"It's fine."
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"- I brought you lunch. - Well, it's not a lump of coal."
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"- That doesn't sound like anything. - It didn't sound like nothing."
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"It's just..."
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"He's promised himself to me, right?"
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"- All right. - Good hold, guys."
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"Okay."
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"Could be a couple of years."
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"- Do you mind? Can we...? - We have to get to class. Come on."
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"I can figure it out."
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"I thought you were afraid of heights."
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"...and I was looking for someone to go on the Tilt-A-Whirl with me."
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"Look. I said some things last night, and I just want you..."
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"Thanks."
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"- I'm so sorry about everything. - Go away."
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"How do you do that? How do you convey everything with just a look?"
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"Enough said."
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"Since no one will hire me, I've got plenty of time..."
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"The master race has been perfected and they all go to our school."
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"Hello, Summer. What does your schedule look like today?"
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"Oh, God! I should've found an attractive co-worker years ago."
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"See you, Summer."
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"You're a wonderful example. Students look up to you."
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"Hey. I have to plan this carnival thing after all."
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"I needed an extracurricular activity, and apparently..."
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"Archery, no. Absolutely not."
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"Come on. If anybody knows about being in the doghouse..."
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"Thanks."
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"Sitting."
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"I know, and I'm so sorry."
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"How's life? We never talk anymore. Who are you?"
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"Luke was crying."
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"Sorry about yesterday. That was kind of intense."
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"- You're as bad as he is. - I don't need any more lies."
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"Go to some of your games."
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"So do girls."
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