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Clips from Diff'rent Strokes (1978) - Movin' In (S01E01)

Come on. Enjoy yourself.

"Come on. Enjoy yourself."

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Look, Willis. Look, Willis.

"Look, Willis. Look, Willis."

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Isn't he beautiful?

"Isn't he beautiful?"

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A doggy.

"A doggy."

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Yes, a lovely little doggy. Get in there, honey.

"Yes, a lovely little doggy. Get in there, honey."

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Are you ready for this, gang?

"Are you ready for this, gang?"

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Ready for what?

"Ready for what?"

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Ta da!

"Ta da!"

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It's a pony!

"It's a pony!"

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It's a pony! Yipee!

"It's a pony! Yipee!"

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Well, up you go, Tonto.

"Well, up you go, Tonto."

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Arnold, get off that thing.

"Arnold, get off that thing."

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You want me off, you're gonna have to shoot me off!

"You want me off, you're gonna have to shoot me off!"

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I mean it. Get off there!

"I mean it. Get off there!"

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Willis!

"Willis!"

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What's the matter, Willis?

"What's the matter, Willis?"

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Mr. Drummond, you bought a lot of nice toys.

"Mr. Drummond, you bought a lot of nice toys."

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But you can't buy us.

"But you can't buy us."

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I'm not trying to buy you.

"I'm not trying to buy you."

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I'm just trying to make you feel at home.

"I'm just trying to make you feel at home."

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Come on, Arnold. We're still leaving in the morning.

"Come on, Arnold. We're still leaving in the morning."

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Arnold. You don't really want to leave, do you?

"Arnold. You don't really want to leave, do you?"

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No, but I gotta. Without me, Willis is nothing.

"No, but I gotta. Without me, Willis is nothing."

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Oh, Daddy, please don't let them leave.

"Oh, Daddy, please don't let them leave."

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Willis, was Papa as stubborn as you are,

"Willis, was Papa as stubborn as you are,"

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I ain't stubborn, I'm proud.

"I ain't stubborn, I'm proud."

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Can't a man be proud and own a pony at the same time?

"Can't a man be proud and own a pony at the same time?"

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Willis,

"Willis,"

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there's something I want to say to you.

"there's something I want to say to you."

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You didn't even give yourself a chance to get to know us.

"You didn't even give yourself a chance to get to know us."

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The only thing I'm guilty of is trying to make you and your brother feel at home.

"The only thing I'm guilty of is trying to make you and your brother feel at home."

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Yeah, Mr. Drummond's Santa Claus,

"Yeah, Mr. Drummond's Santa Claus,"

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and you're treating him like our old landlord.

"and you're treating him like our old landlord."

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Toys and money ain't family.

"Toys and money ain't family."

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That's right, Willis, toys and money ain't family.

"That's right, Willis, toys and money ain't family."

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Family is love and caring.

"Family is love and caring."

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Maybe I overdid it,

"Maybe I overdid it,"

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but I did it because I cared about your mother,

"but I did it because I cared about your mother,"

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and now, I care about you.

"and now, I care about you."

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But caring has to be a two-way proposition,

"But caring has to be a two-way proposition,"

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The worst part of it is, you're only thinking about yourself.

"The worst part of it is, you're only thinking about yourself."

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You're not even considering your brother.

"You're not even considering your brother."

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You're just being selfish, Willis.

"You're just being selfish, Willis."

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Willis...

"Willis..."

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Does this count as a word?

"Does this count as a word?"

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If Mama was alive,

"If Mama was alive,"

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you would've got a lot worse than a raspberry.

"you would've got a lot worse than a raspberry."

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What you talking about?

"What you talking about?"

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We're here because before Mama died,

"We're here because before Mama died,"

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she asked Mr. Drummond to take care of us.

"she asked Mr. Drummond to take care of us."

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I'd do what you tell me to do, Willis,

"I'd do what you tell me to do, Willis,"

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but you've been a sourpuss from the minute we got here.

"but you've been a sourpuss from the minute we got here."

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Mr. Drummond's right.

"Mr. Drummond's right."

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You're not being fair to me or you or him. Or Mama.

"You're not being fair to me or you or him. Or Mama."

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Willis.

"Willis."

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I been sitting here soaking and thinking.

"I been sitting here soaking and thinking."

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Does that mean I can say,

"Does that mean I can say,"

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"Welcome aboard, Son"?

""Welcome aboard, Son"?"

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Yeah.

"Yeah."

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I got it right this time.

"I got it right this time."

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Yeah, you did.

"Yeah, you did."

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This tub works pretty good, doesn't it?

"This tub works pretty good, doesn't it?"

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Yeah.

"Yeah."

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See, we can all learn something from each other.

"See, we can all learn something from each other."

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I wasn't trying or thinking of Arnold.

"I wasn't trying or thinking of Arnold."

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Hey, I can't tell you how proud I am of you

"Hey, I can't tell you how proud I am of you"

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and how glad I am that you are staying, Willis.

"and how glad I am that you are staying, Willis."

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Yeah, but just remember, Mr. Drummond,

"Yeah, but just remember, Mr. Drummond,"

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That's right, Willis. Harlem is just a limousine ride away.

"That's right, Willis. Harlem is just a limousine ride away."

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♪ A man is born he's a man of means

"♪ A man is born he's a man of means"

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♪ They got nothin' but their jeans

"♪ They got nothin' but their jeans"

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♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world"

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♪ Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world"

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♪ Yes, it does

"♪ Yes, it does"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world ♪

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world ♪"

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Harlem?

"Harlem?"

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Come in. Come in.

"Come in. Come in."

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You better check your smeller, fella.

"You better check your smeller, fella."

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Except for me.

"Except for me."

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And now, ladies and gentlemen, you're about to be entertained

"And now, ladies and gentlemen, you're about to be entertained"

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that front door is always open any time I want to leave.

"that front door is always open any time I want to leave."

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Yes, it is.

"Yes, it is."

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ Then along come two

"♪ Then along come two"

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