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Clips from Russian Doll - Brain Drain (S02E02)

"[music resumes]"
Russian Doll
"♪ Black night, black night ♪"
Russian Doll
"I'm hungry."
Russian Doll
"[wind chimes tinkling]"
Russian Doll
"Hi. Uh…"
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"Can I get two packs of Bennett & Hammond's Ultra Light mentholated 100s, please?"
Russian Doll
"Sure thing, Nora."
Russian Doll
"[Nora] You love these water crackers, don't you, baby?"
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"Water crackers, some tomatoes, scallions…"
Russian Doll
"Not so fresh, but…"
Russian Doll
"You want some cheese?"
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"[Nadia] Yeah, Mom."
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"[Nora] This…"
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"[cashier] Long night, huh?"
Russian Doll
"Yeah."
Russian Doll
"How you doing?"
Russian Doll
"I'm fine. I'm fine."
Russian Doll
"The junkies keep coming in here, asking for change."
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"How are you? How's the baby?"
Russian Doll
"Yeah, the baby is good."
Russian Doll
"The baby is real good."
Russian Doll
"Orange is the color of fascination."
Russian Doll
"Huh. Here you go."
Russian Doll
"Um, can I get a lighter too, please?"
Russian Doll
"Sure."
Russian Doll
"Just don't light the cheese on fire, huh?"
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"Huh, okay. [clicks tongue]"
Russian Doll
"Keep the change, okay?"
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"[door opens]"
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"See you tomorrow."
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"[mysterious music playing]"
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"[Nadia] The gold train and the Krugerrands are connected. But how?"
Russian Doll
"And what does Vera know about it?"
Russian Doll
"In 1939, Vera was--"
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"A total bitch, like she always is."
Russian Doll
"[kisses]"
Russian Doll
"I mean, how dare she try to puppeteer our lives."
Russian Doll
"Look, this is Dohány Street."
Russian Doll
"Huh."
Russian Doll
"That's Delia, right?"
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"I had half a mind to become a Catholic just to piss her off."
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"One of the world's great rebels, Mommy. I've heard it before."
Russian Doll
"Okay, 1944."
Russian Doll
"Look at this."
Russian Doll
"Full-blown war, and everybody's out there having picnics like a bunch of nutjobs."
Russian Doll
"You know, Deuteronomy didn't allow any images of God?"
Russian Doll
"And what a loss, never to see something so beautiful."
Russian Doll
"Yeah, more false idols, that's what we need."
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"Holy shit, there it is."
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"[slide clicks]"
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"That's it, right? Is that the gold train?"
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"I think God is a tree,"
Russian Doll
"or a wheel."
Russian Doll
"[slide clicks]"
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"[telephone rings]"
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"I'll get it."
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"[ringing continues]"
Russian Doll
"-Hello? -[Ethel] It's the New York Public Library."
Russian Doll
"The library?"
Russian Doll
"I'm busy with my daughter. Don't call back."
Russian Doll
"[Nadia] No, wait!"
Russian Doll
"Yes, hello?"
Russian Doll
"Ethel Sorter calling you from the New York Public Library"
Russian Doll
"with the information you requested"
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"about the lost gold train."
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""As the Soviet army advanced on Budapest in 1944,"
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"the Schutzstaffel sought to evacuate the possessions of Hungarian Jews.""
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""They forced Jewish families to hand over items of value,"
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"including jewelry, watches, paintings, rugs,"
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"silverware, porcelain, record players, timepieces.""
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""These were placed on a train to Berlin,"
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"and each family was issued a receipt"
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"under the pretense they would one day see their belongings returned.""
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"So the train is real."
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"Of course it's real."
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"[Ethel] "This never happened,"
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"as the location of the train was lost after the Nazis surrendered in 1945.""
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""Many suspect that soldiers looted the train"
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"and kept some of the items for themselves.""
Russian Doll
"Can you confirm that the Vulvokov family's possession--"
Russian Doll
"The Peschauer family, mom's maiden name."
Russian Doll
"Oh right. Can you confirm that the Peschauer family's possessions"
Russian Doll
"were put on that train?"
Russian Doll
"I'm sorry,"
Russian Doll
"but that information is not available to the New York Public Library."
Russian Doll
"-[line disconnects] -Shit."
Russian Doll
"We need to find that train."
Russian Doll
"Yes, the train and the bugs, it's all connected."
Russian Doll
"Find the train, mitigate the epigenetic k-hole before it begins."
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"Exactly. I'll get right on it. It's you and me against the world, baby."
Russian Doll
"-[dialing] -Who you calling?"
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"[phone line ringing]"
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"[female] Hello?"
Russian Doll
"-Hi, Ruthie. -[Ruth on phone] Nora?"
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"I'm here with my daughter, Nadia, and she says she sees the bugs too."
Russian Doll
"You know what that means? My mom put 'em there."
Russian Doll
"I got about a dozen of them. I'll show you."
Russian Doll
"Are you all right? Your super called Vera."
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"You're not supposed to be in your apartment."
Russian Doll
"They're sending someone from the hospital."
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"What are you talking about? I'm fine. I love you, okay? Bye."
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"[banging on door]"
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"We're looking for Nora Vulvokov."
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"-That's me. -That's me."
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"[ominous music playing]"
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"Where are we going?"
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"[Nadia] Great."
Russian Doll
"Doctor, we're both incredibly busy people,"
Russian Doll
"so, let's not waste each other's time, huh?"
Russian Doll
"Uh, I'm not the crazy one. She is."
Russian Doll
"Uh, who's she?"
Russian Doll
"[scoffs] What a prick. Fuck this guy. He's so disrespectful."
Russian Doll
"Look, I'm the sane one, man."
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"Uh, yeah, I always have been."
Russian Doll
"But to be clear, when I say "sane," you know, I mean "eccentric,""
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"but you know, lucid."
Russian Doll
"I mean, that's kind of my defining characteristic, uh--"
Russian Doll
"Ah! Think good cop."
Russian Doll
"Crazy cop. Yeah?"
Russian Doll
"Will you just fucking tell him I'm right? Tell him I'm right, Mom."
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