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Clips from Mary Tyler Moore - Smokey the Bear Wants You (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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"♪ No need to waste it ♪"
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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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"♪ After all ♪"
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"♪ You might just make it after all ♪♪"
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"Thanks again for the ride, Chuck."
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"Yes, I'd like that. Well, uh, I'll see you again."
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"Bye-bye."
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"- Well... - [Knocking]"
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"Is it too soon to be "again"?"
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"No, of course not. Come on in."
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"- We don't mind. - If your wife doesn't."
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"What makes you think I'm married?"
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"- Anybody who looks like you has got to be married. - Really? How do I look?"
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"that I don't know why we're talking about whether or not he's married."
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"Even though he hasn't told us whether or not he is."
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"- Well, I'm not. - Sit down, Chuck."
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"[Mary] Thank you again for the lift."
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"I thought we were gonna spend the night in the gas station waiting for her car to be fixed."
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"I don't know what I'm gonna do about that car, Mar. Three new batteries in two weeks."
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""A gallon of gasoline and a new battery, please.""
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"I'll tell you, your car may not be much, but you've fixed your apartment up great."
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"- [Together] Thank you. - We like it."
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"How long have you lived here?"
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"- About eight months. - Two years."
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"You see, Chuck, I moved in first."
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"Ah. Now, that... that's beautiful."
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"Yeah, we like it."
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"You can see almost the entire skyline of downtown Minneapolis."
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"Oh, yeah. I, uh... I didn't notice that."
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"Oh, yes. Every morning, we go out there on our little balcony..."
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"and get fresh maple syrup for our pancakes."
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"But I guess nobody's really interested in simple, old-fashioned girls anymore."
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"Uh, listen. Speaking of pancakes,"
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"No, thanks. Really, I've got to get going."
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"Would, uh... Would you like to have dinner with me Saturday night?"
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"Oh! Oh, uh, well..."
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"- I realize it's short notice, but... - Oh, no, no."
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"Short notice is when you ask me Sunday morning for Saturday night."
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"- Well, great. How's 8:00? - It's a nice hour."
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"- Nice meeting you, Mary. - Nice meeting you, and thank you again for the ride."
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"My pleasure. I'll see you Saturday night, huh?"
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"Mary, did you notice what just happened here?"
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"Well, let's see. Uh, you mean, you accepted a date?"
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"That's right. An extremely attractive person..."
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"Well, I guess he just prefers the old-fashioned type."
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"Rhoda, that's not exactly honest."
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"What do you mean, "not exactly honest"? It's a lie."
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"Okay, will you just stop kidding for a minute,"
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"- because I'd like to say something. - What?"
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"No, I wouldn't. Because if I do say something..."
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"about whether or not you should go out with Chuck,"
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"- I know that you're gonna think that I'm... - You're jealous."
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"Look, it's not like it was a pickup in a bar."
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"Okay, so we met him in a gas station."
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"It wasn't just any gas station. They sell name-brand gasoline there."
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"Okay. Forget it. I'm sorry I mentioned it."
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"You know, though, Mar. There is one little thing I'd like to know about Chuck."
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"- What's that? - His religion."
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"Okay, people. Cut the work. I got an announcement to make."
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"I just found out we're gonna be preempted tonight."
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"The first guy that says "No news is good news" is fired."
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"- What happened, Lou? - The parade we're carrying is running late."
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"Uh, at last count, there were still 12 floats,"
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"22 celebrity convertibles and 5 high-school bands to go."
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"- Why is it running so late? - They made the mistake..."
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"of putting the senior citizens' band in front."
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"Don't worry about being preempted, Ted."
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"It's not me I'm worried about. It's my poor TVviewers."
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"Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were k-kidding."
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"Are they still going to those expensive places for lunch and dinner?"
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"Well, Murray, I'm sure Mr. Grant isn't interested in all this."
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"Don't worry about me. I'm not even listening."
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"Do you know that she still hasn't told him that we're not roommates?"
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"Last night I had to go to a movie I didn't want to see..."
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"just because he was coming over for dinner."
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"No kidding? What's the movie?"
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"That, uh... That's not the point, Ted."
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"Well, what is the point?"
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"The point is that she is very interested in him,"
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"and I would be delighted for her, except that one thing bothers me."
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"- What's that, Mary? - Well, he keeps spending all this money on her,"
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"and he doesn't seem to do anything for a living."
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"You know, I have examined myself very honestly,"
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"because I'm genuinely concerned or, you know, a little jealous."
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"- Why don't you talk to Rhoda about it? - I can't do that."
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"I mean, she already thinks that I'm a little jealous."
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"But I'm not. I just honestly don't want to see her get hurt."
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"Okay."
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"Some of this I couldn't help overhearing."
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"Because I am the father of three daughters."
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"I felt sure was up to no good."
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"It used to drive me crazy wondering what was going on."
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"I learned that I was wrong about almost every suspicion I had."
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"- Chuck's not here yet, huh? - Uh, no."
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"Oh, good. I'd hate not to be living here when he shows up."
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"Hey, Rhoda. How much longer is this gonna go on..."
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"being our place?"
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"Listen, Mar. I'm going to tell him soon. I'm waiting for the right moment."
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"Do you have any turpentine at your apartment?"
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"What do you mean, up at my apartment? This is my apartment."
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"- Do you have any turpentine? - Sure. I use it to take my makeup off."
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"- Why should I have turpentine? - I don't know. I just need it."
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"Why don't you call an all-night turpentine store? Maybe they'll deliver."
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"Mary, look. Before Chuck gets here, I got to ask you something."
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"Like, uh... Well, like, uh..."
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"Like, uh, a car."
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"No, he didn't give me a car."
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"He offered me a car. A used car."
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"His car... used."
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"Rhoda,"
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"his expensive car used..."
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"is worth three other cars new."
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"Hey, look. It's not as wild as it sounds. He had a reason."
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