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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Son and Daughter (S08E08)

"Thank you. Enjoy your Anne Murray."
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"Though, I don't see how that's possible."
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"- Hello Steven. - He, hi, man!"
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"Leo, this is my dad, WB."
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"Ohh! Now I've seen everything."
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"You're surprised he's black, huh?"
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"No, his fly's open."
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"Wow, look at all these kids. Pretty busy for a Tuesday morning."
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"Yeah it's kind of a fire sale."
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"We put stuff on sale, then I go down to the high school and pull the fire alarm."
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"If the store's keeps doing OK, there might be a nice bonus in your future."
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"Or how I like to call it, a retroactive child support."
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"Hey who's pretty boy?"
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"Oh hey, I'm Randy, but I really wouldn't call me pretty."
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"I'm more like solitary, angular yet soft."
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"Really anything that would describe Faye Dunaway."
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"So Steven, what are you and Faye Dunaway doing this weekend?"
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"Oh, well, the Point Place youth club is doing a big thrash clean up,"
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"so we were going down there and throw cans at them."
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"Check these out."
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"Front-row tickets to Eric Clapton in Chicago?"
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"That's the coolest thing anyone has ever done for me."
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"What show you a couple of concert tickets?"
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"You're not going!"
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"So listen, I stopped by to see if you wanted to house-sit for me."
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"You know, bringing the mail, water the plants,"
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"feed my dog Whity."
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"Your dog's name is Whity?"
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"Nooo, I was talking to you."
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"Yes, guess I can do that."
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"Wow man, I'm staying at my Dad's house, it's like the childhood I never had."
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"And I won't be there."
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"Just like the childhood you did have."
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"Mrs Forman?"
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"I need to talk to you."
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"I'm really sorry that Randy and I were kissing in Eric's room."
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"It was inappropriate."
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"Oh actually honey I'm surprised you even had time to apologize."
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"I thought you would be up there making out with the rest of Wisconsin."
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"What the hell are you doing showing affection outside of your own home anyway?"
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"Kitty and I, we never kiss or hug in public."
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"As far as the rest of the world is concerned, we're complete strangers."
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"I didn't mean to offend you. You've always been like a mother to me."
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"Like remember when you made me hot coco when my parents got snowed in that swinger's club?"
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"Oh Donna I'm not going to let one little incident ruin a lifelong friendship."
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"Oh hey, look Red,"
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"this egg is kinda shaped like Randy's head."
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"And now it's thrash just like Donna."
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"Oh,"
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"this pineapple reminds me of Donna,"
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"it's a little tart."
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"hey don't call my daughter names, you can call me names"
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"but I really wish you wouldn't."
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"Why, I just don't know what she sees in Randy."
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"He's so charming and friendly and"
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"always willing to lend a helping hand."
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"What a jackass!"
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"Well I like him."
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"He calls me Mr. P."
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"Where did he come up with that one?"
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"Kitty, if Donna's going to date anyone, why not him?"
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"I mean his bright, he's good with tools and most important,"
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"he has never once tried to teach me the ways of the Jedi."
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"Wait a minute, you like Randy too?"
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"Well I'm just saying, I don't hate him as mush as I hate most people."
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"Well you have said a lot of hurtful things but this is the worse."
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"Kitty."
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"She's crazy."
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"This pineapple's delicious."
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"See now this is the kind of house I want."
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"And I know that if I work hard enough, I can find someone would buy one for me."
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"Men, this place is clean."
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"You're sure no women leaves here, man?"
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"Steven, please, I don't need a woman living here to keep a clean house."
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"I have a maid"
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"and she's a white girl."
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"And then Mrs Forman said you looked like an egg"
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"and then threw your broken head into the thrash."
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"Well I don't take it too personally because I've noticed something about Mrs Forman,"
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"she's a wackedoo."
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"Oh, cool! Peter Frampton gave you a signed guitar."
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"He you know what, I have a handful of his hair and one of them has a little piece of skin at the end of it."
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"Yeah, she keeps it next to Leith Gareth's used q-tip."
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"Hey, I had to kiss a roodie named Larry for that one."
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"Well, there's the kitchen, there's the living-room and there's the bar."
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"Don't touch anything!"
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"Don't worry man. I'll treat this place like a broken tool of myself."
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"Hey guys,"
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"the toilet seat there is heated."
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"It felt so good on my face."
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"Man, watching your Dad's place is a big responsibility"
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"and I just know that the 500 strangers we invited to the party are going to give the respect it deserves."
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"No way, man. WB is trusting me and I'm not thrashing his house."
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"Well, that's the beauty of our plan, we will thrash it for you."
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"Oh! Hyde doesn't want to disappoint his Daddy."
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"I'm Hyde and I love my Dad and he loves me"
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"and we're making up for lost time and..."
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"Actually that's kind of touching."
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"Come on Hyde!"
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"Don't you want to find out if 500 people can fit in that pool?"
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"No, alright? I'm not letting you guys taught me into having a party."
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"I'm not doing something that stupid."
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"Look everybody, I'm dancing like a chicken."
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"Ever since I said I like Randy,"
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"Kitty has been stumping around, making life miserable for me."
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"I can't describe how bad it is over there."
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"Well it made you wanna come over and hang out with me."
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"That's the perfect way to describe it."
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"I'm glad you came."
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"Taste this."
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"Hum."
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"That taste's pretty good."
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"It's cause it's made with 5 different cheeses!"
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"What's it called?"
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"5 different cheeses."
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"Oh, save room for cheese cake."
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"God this place looks great."
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"WB will never know we had a party."
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"You missed something behind the couch."
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"Drive safe."
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