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Clips from Mary Tyler Moore - The Boss Isn't Coming to Dinner (S01E01)

"♪ How will you make it on your own ♪"
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"♪ This world is awfully big ♪"
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"♪ And, girl this time you're all alone ♪"
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"♪ But it's time you started living ♪"
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"♪ It's time you let someone else do some giving ♪"
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"♪ Love is all around ♪"
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"♪ You can have the town Why don't you take it ♪"
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"♪ You might just make it ♪"
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"♪ You might just make it after all ♪♪"
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"I just never saw Mr. Grant so happy."
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"When he walked down the aisle with his daughter on his arm,"
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"Because he and I spent a few hours before the wedding working on that glow."
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"Oh. Gee, I don't know what it is about weddings,"
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"but everybody is so happy and filled with love."
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"I predicted rain."
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"- Congratulations. - What a terrific wedding."
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"It was. We were just talking about it."
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"It was a terrific wedding, wasn't it? Even the kids had a really good time."
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"- Too bad they had to leave so early. - I didn't see them leave."
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"Yeah, remember after the ceremony when they walked back up the aisle?"
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"They just kept right on going, right in their car."
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"We got outside just in time to throw rice at their skid marks."
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"Who needs a bride and groom for a great wedding, huh?"
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"And it was a great wedding."
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"Yeah. You know, that woman, my wife,"
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"raised three daughters from scratch."
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"Three daughters, three weddings."
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"Now they're all out on their own."
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"Their lives are ahead of them, and ours..."
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"Suddenly our house is so quiet."
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"- Must be an awful feeling. - No, it's a great feeling!"
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"For the first time in our lives, we can be alone together."
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"Come on. You must have been alone together when you were first married."
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"No. We moved in with her folks."
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"Then our second daughter was born. Then our third daughter was born."
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"It seems like most of our marriage we spent..."
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"with a kid in wet pajamas in bed between us."
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"Guess what this is."
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"It looks like one of those artificial logs."
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"- It's one of those artificial logs. - That was my next guess."
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"Tonight I'm gonna go home early, I'm gonna put the chain on the lock,"
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"- soft music on the FM, - [Gordy] Hmm."
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"- and light my log. - All right."
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"The wife and I will have a few drinks, you know,"
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"kind of relax, and then..."
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"No, no, no, no. That's all I was planning to tell anyway."
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"Don't you guys have some work to do?"
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"- Oh, uh, Mr. Grant. - Huh?"
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"Listen, now that the, uh, wedding is over,"
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"- and you and Mrs. Grant are free... - What is it, Mary?"
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"I was just wondering if you and Mrs. Grant would like to come to my house..."
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"for dinner one night this week."
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"- This week, huh? - Well, yeah."
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"- This week, huh? - Yeah, is this week bad for you?"
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"Well, yeah, as a matter of fact, it is."
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"Oh. Oh, well, then, uh, next week."
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"Better. Much better."
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"The fire oughta be dying down by then."
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"- Hey, everybody! - Hiya, Gordy."
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"- Hey, everybody! - Hiya, Gordy."
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"Great day, isn't it?"
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"If you call a driving rainstorm with occasional hail a great day."
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"When a weatherman predicts showers and gets a rainstorm like this,"
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"it's like... [Imitating Bat Hitting Ball]"
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"hittin' a home run with the bases loaded."
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"[Typewriter Keys Clacking]"
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"- Hi, Lou. - Hi, Lou."
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"Maybe he's having trouble lighting his log."
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"[Phone Buzzing]"
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"- Yes, Mr. Grant. - Mary, come in here!"
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"Yes, I'll be right there, sir."
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"Good luck."
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"- Yes, sir? - Who messed up my desk?"
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"Well, I straightened it up for you."
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"I don't like it straightened up. I like it unstraightened up."
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"They're at your fingertips."
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"No, the top of my empty desk..."
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"What I'm trying to say is, my desk is my castle."
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"For years, when people saw my messy desk, they knew I was working."
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"Now they come in, they see a clean desk, they know you're working."
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"Very much."
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"I think this pile was here. This was here."
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"There."
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"- Anything else? - No, that's about it for now."
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"Oh, Mr. Grant, uh,"
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"would like to come to my house for dinner."
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"I was wondering if you'd like to come over, uh, tomorrow night."
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"- Oh. - Well, you see, uh,"
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"tomorrow night's not too good."
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"Oh, listen, no, I understand. That's... No..."
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"Uh, you and Mrs. Grant have made plans to go out..."
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"In any case, you've made some sort of plans..."
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"to maybe do nothing at all, right?"
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"Yeah, it's in there somewhere."
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"Well, uh, some-some other time then."
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"Sure, everybody always wants you to pick 'em up after work."
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"Yeah, coming out of that door seems to do that to people."
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"We had a great time. You're a terrific cook."
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"Oh, I'm a terrific cook!"
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"Now, look, Mary, the reason Marie and I haven't invited you for dinner..."
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"- Oh, Murray, no, I wasn't... - No, Mary, we want to."
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"- Oh. - What I'm trying to say is..."
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"Murr, if you're having trouble getting people..."
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"I don't know how the subject got around to your house for dinner,"
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"refusing to come to my house for dinner."
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"It's been canceled."
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"That's too bad. I was looking forward to it."
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"with the people he works with."
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"But you're right, Mary. They didn't enjoy it."
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"Well, they certainly enjoyed it at my place."
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"Boy, did they eat it up."
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"You know, there wasn't one piece of chicken left in that bucket."
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"It seems that everybody here has had the Grants for dinner, except me."
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"Now, look, Mary."
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"Lou is the kind of guy that goes to a lot of banquets and dinners."
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"He was probably busy for the night you asked him for."
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"- Think so? - Sure."
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"Are you busy Thursday night?"
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"- Oh, good. - Why?"
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"Because I want to have you and Mrs. Grant to my house for dinner."
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