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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Hyde Gets the Girl (S04E04)

"Elke Sommer to block. Elke Sommer to block."
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"Oh, you stupid son of a bitch."
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"Donna... loved Hollywood Squares."
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"Ah, Forman. Come on, man. Give it a rest, huh?"
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"So you're single now. That's a good thing. Now you're like me, man."
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"You're free to be with lotsa subpar, somewhat sleazy chicks."
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"It's Christmas, baby."
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"Oh, you disguise your heart, Hyde, but..."
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"I know you need love."
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"- Why is that? - 'Cause I need it."
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"All right. I'm goin' to work before you two start braidin' each other's hair."
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"You know what? I wish for once Hyde would fall in love, you know?"
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"So we could make fun of him."
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"We'd be all, "Hey, everyone"..."
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""Hyde's in love.""
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"Burn."
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"Oh, I know. Let's get Hyde a woman."
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"We can have a "Let's Get Hyde a Woman" party."
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"And... And we can have food and music and, um..."
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"- Women? - That's it."
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"Hey, this party is a great idea. I am gonna find the perfect match for Steven."
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"After all, my nickname is "The Queen of Romance.""
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"No one calls you that."
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"Now, we will each bring no less than two..."
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"and no more than five girls to the party for Hyde, okay?"
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"I will console the rejects with a hot oil massage."
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"I will be nude."
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"Well, I'm outta here. The radio station's giving away a van, and I gotta work."
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"I will be clothed."
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"Well, I think it's a great idea."
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"Steven is almost a man, and he needs to meet a girl..."
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"who will help him find his way."
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"Yeah. A girl helped me find my way... to hell! I'm in hell."
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"Oh, you're not in hell. If you're too hot, take off your sweater."
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"- So, it's settled. We'll have the party here. - No, Kitty."
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"Yes. We're... We're havin' a little party for Steven, so he can meet his Miss Right."
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"Why is it here? Why is it always here?"
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"Well, what do you want them to do, have the party in the street?"
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"Yes."
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"They puke in the street, the city cleans it up."
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"Oh-ho, man!"
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"Oh, I hope I win this van. I really need a place to do it with Jackie."
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"Okay. Listen up everybody. The rules are simple."
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"You place one hand on the van."
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"If you remove your hand for any reason, you're out."
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"Last person to remove his hand wins the van."
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"Any questions?"
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"You're out. Any other questions?"
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"- Don't start without me, Max. - Oh, God."
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"Hello."
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"My name is Daniel..."
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"and I have won every WFPP contest..."
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"since the Weber Gas Grill Trampoline Bounce of 1972."
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"I am unbeatable, so the choice is yours:"
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"Joy or despair..."
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"pleasure or pain..."
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"life... or death."
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"I am Daniel!"
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"And I cannot be beaten."
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"Look at what I brought."
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"- Big Rhonda? - Uh-huh."
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"There goes the keg."
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"a caring, intelligent, snazzy young man..."
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"Ste-e-even Hyde!"
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"Um, thanks."
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"Hey, man. What's goin' on? I thought we were watchin' Saturday Night Live."
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"Yeah. Change of plans. We're havin' a party with girls, a keg..."
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"and girls."
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"- For no reason whatsoever. - Great."
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"- And there's no agenda. - All right."
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"Stop grilling me, you bastard!"
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"Oh, hey, Melissa."
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"- How's the contest going? - Lame. But at least the boneheads are entertaining."
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"Check out that idiot's 'fro."
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"Hey, that's my dad."
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"- Oh! Uh... - No."
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"Okay. Yeah. You're right."
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"- So, hey, what are you doin' tonight? - We're in Wisconsin..."
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"so nothing."
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"Well, I'm goin' to this party. It's in a stinky basement, and they'll have a stolen keg."
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"- I'm in. - Cool."
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"Hey, Dad. I brought you some mints and your afro pick."
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"Oh, thank God, Donna. My hair was startin' to look silly."
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"Hey, check out the redhead."
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"That redhead is my baby girl Donna. I'm her dad."
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"I want Donna to call me "Daddy.""
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"- That's it! - Ah! Bob."
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"You took your hand off the van. You lose."
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"This isn't over."
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"It is for you. Get outta here."
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"And so begins the battle of wits."
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"Oh, man. I've never been good at wits."
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"- Really? - Mm-hmm."
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"So, chips and dip, huh?"
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"And the words kinda sound alike, so that's always fun."
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"Look. No offense, but I'm really not in the mood for talking."
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"I just... broke up with my girlfriend, so..."
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"Oh, you poor thing."
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"You know, you have these sad lips that are just so hot."
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"Really?"
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"Psst!"
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"Psst! How's it goin'?"
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"Great, great, great, great. 'Cause, see, at first, I thought I should wear my hair up."
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"But... let's be honest. My hair is one of my top five features."
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"Psst! Psst!"
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"Hyde, allow me to introduce you to a special lady."
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"I used to date your dad. Isn't that a turn-on?"
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"but in my case, it's true."
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"I have to date guys who aren't as good-looking as me, otherwise, I'd never date."
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"You gonna eat that?"
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"I know you're really angry and emotionally crippled..."
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"but that's okay, 'cause my boyfriend's in jail."
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"My turn-offs include people who are mean to puppies and people who smoke..."
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"or... don't smoke?"
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"Or smoke?"
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"Wait. Do you smoke?"
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"Okay. So guess which leg's real."
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"I'm so glad I finally got to meet you, 'cause I've, like, always been afraid of you..."
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"and I like to be scared."
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"You know, I think, if I time this right..."
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