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Clips from Happy Days - Great Expectations (S01E01)

"She's just a girl who dresses a little bit differently."
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"- She reads poetry. - Yeah, I know what beatniks are."
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"I read about them in the Saturday Evening Post."
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"I mean, we can feed her."
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"She doesn't want our food."
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"And I don't like someone calling my dinner a murdered animal."
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"Dad, she has nowhere to go."
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"Her car broke down."
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"She could stay at one of her friend's pads."
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"I read that article, too, Howard."
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"Okay."
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"Diedre can stay but she's your responsibility"
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"and you keep an eye on her."
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"And I don't want any of that beatnik stuff during dinner, either."
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"Well, you know, poetry reading, bongo playing, "expresso" drinking."
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"She's gonna drink milk just like everybody else."
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"I'll keep an eye on her, Dad."
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"And, Richard, I don't wanna see her smoking any of those funny cigarettes."
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"Funny cigarettes?"
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"Reefers, dear."
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"our subscription to the Saturday Evening Post."
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"I don't think she's a real beatnik. She uses soap."
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"Hey, folks, that's a terrific bathroom."
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"- A poem, huh? - Yeah."
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"Would you please pass the roast beef, Diedre?"
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"Sure."
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"She fainted."
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"Okay, so she doesn't have to pass the roast beef."
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"- Hi. - Hi."
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"- Hey, where am I? - My brother's room."
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"Hey, I thought I'd died and heaven had been taken over by the Boston Celtics."
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"Would you like another cold compress, dear?"
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"Oh, no, thank you. I feel much better."
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"Oh, good."
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"Then I'll go take care of Howard now."
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"His hands are shaking."
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"Oh, well, maybe he needs a cold compress."
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"No, I think he needs a cold bourbon."
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"Well, I'm glad you're feeling better."
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"Oh, thanks."
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"- Diedre? - Yeah?"
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"I was wondering if you would do me a favour."
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"Sure."
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"Well, you see,"
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"I fool around a little."
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"I feel better, but not that much better."
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"Oh, no, I mean, I write a little poetry."
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"And I was wondering if you'd read some of it."
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"Good enough to be published?"
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"It's better than that."
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"It's good enough to read in a coffee house."
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"- It's not even finished yet. - Don't worry about it."
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"It took my boyfriend, Lawrence, two weeks to find a rhyme for "purple.""
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"- He's a good poet? - Oh, he's good."
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"Only he never sold anything. That's how come he has to play the bongos."
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"Oh, that's too bad."
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"Hey, it's okay."
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"Well, listen."
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"We better get you some food before you faint again."
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"Oh, don't worry about it, Richie. I didn't faint because I was hungry."
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"- You're sick? - No, not exactly sick."
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"- Good. - Just a little pregnant."
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"Who With?"
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"Charmaine, the chick across the room."
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"By just staring at her?"
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"Hey, don't you know anything?"
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"You stare at a chick and pretty soon, bingo."
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"It works every time if you got the talent."
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"And I got the talent."
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"Well, I just have to ask you one question."
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"Yeah? Well, ask real quiet because you're disturbing my aim."
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"If you were a bongo player where would you hang out?"
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"With Desi Arnaz."
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"No, if you were a beatnik bongo player."
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"- The Purple Ego. - Where is that?"
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"Hey, Rich, come on over."
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"Ask Rich, he'll know."
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"- He always knows about these things. - Yeah, Rich will know."
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"I don't have time. I gotta get to the Purple Ego."
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"The Purple Ego, that's a beatnik joint."
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"I'm travelling alone tonight."
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"What, you're going out with a beatnik?"
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"- Hey, I heard they're really wild. - No, they're not."
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"I read On the Road."
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"- Sexy. Really sexy. - Yeah."
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"That chapter where Jack Kerouac..."
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"They're not what you think. They're sort of intellectuals."
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"Sexy intellectuals. Come on, let's go."
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"I'm going alone."
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"Touchy. Very touchy."
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"What can you do? He wants to be alone."
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"Right."
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"Pardon me, are you Lawrence?"
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"I was when I came in here but who knows who I'll be when I get home?"
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"Well, I just wanted to talk to you about Diedre and her problem."
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"What problem's that, man?"
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"Well, she faints a lot."
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"Like she's sick."
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"No, like you're gonna be a daddy-o."
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"Come on, Dad, throw out the dice."
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"If I keep sitting like this, I'm more likely to throw out a disk."
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"Howard, we decided to play your game if we sit Diedre's way."
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"Well, Diedre, with one hotel, that's $250 I owe you."
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"Oh, hey, Mr. Cunningham, like, I can't take your bread."
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"Wow, you've been so nice."
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"Well, I know you're feeling better, Diedre,"
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"but do you think that's wise, mixing jelly beans and egg salad so soon?"
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"Well, you know, I can't help it."
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"ever since I got pregnant."
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"Marion."
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"Hey, little girl..."
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"I can't see nothing through these glasses."
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"Not unless he grew a beard."
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"Come on, act cool."
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"What will you have?"
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"Oh, hey, like, we just blew in to make the scene."
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"Like, you can't have lime rickeys at this scene."
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"Marsha?"
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"Yeah, it's me, but if you make fun of my clothes"
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"you get guitar picks in your espresso."
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