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Clips from The O.C. - The Last Waltz (S03E03)

"...he's feeling left out... - Yeah."
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"- Yeah? - It's like you've brought the ocean to us."
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"- You're my little human tsunami. - Thanks."
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"Everyone, hi."
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"- Relax. She's not taking credit for it. - Thank you."
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"Okay, she's taking credit for it."
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"But there is one person without whose help..."
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"...none of this could ever have happened:"
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"- See, she's gonna... - Dean Hess."
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"...because this really is the end of summer."
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"It made sense. Every woman there was vulnerable and rich."
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"Listen, this woman is the princess of Orange County, okay?"
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"I will find a way to use her."
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"Honey, we can keep the company."
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"I just needed to say goodbye."
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"Seth, it's fine. I get it."
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""That's when I started losing her, I should have done something. ""
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"Right."
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"Yeah, okay, I'll talk to you later."
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"I'd just ruin it."
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"Hey."
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"- So I'll make you a deal. - Yeah?"
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"Okay."
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"Previously on The O. C:"
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"- You want to be Social Chair? - Maybe."
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"They're reading Caleb's will on Friday."
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"From what you've said about your dad, I'd bet he's planned a surprise for you."
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"- Caleb Nichol was broke. - Broke?"
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"Ryan and I don't go to Harbor anymore, but it'll be fine."
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"Orange County's answer to public education."
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"- The parking lot looks spacious. - Yeah. And well-lit."
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"Plus you're on a hill. Probably get a good breeze."
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"That's important. Good breeze can make the difference."
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"Shut up about the breeze. You're not helping."
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"I don't really have a choice."
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"Even if I hadn't got kicked out of Harbor, my Mom can't afford private school."
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"I know, but I really think this is gonna be fine."
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"Honestly, it's nice to be somewhere..."
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"...where everybody doesn't know every detail about your life."
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"Looks like she's in the wrong place."
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"- Where did she come from? - Probably one of these rich girls."
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"Here you are, my little Social-Chair maven."
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"Thank you. Don't put it there. That's the catering order for Saturday."
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"And that's my calculations for the streamers."
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"I'm sure Dr. Bootyopolis wouldn't mind a little coffee."
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"You know, I always thought that Social Chair was a ceremonial position..."
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"I'm surprised the entire track team doesn't have trench foot."
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"So I'll see you there at 3."
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"Okay. You sure this is detention? It's got more of..."
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"...and this can go easier. On both of you."
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"Three o'clock."
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"We'll start with the toilets."
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"This is my call. You plan the dance, you leave the toilets to me."
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"Hey, there you are."
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"Tutored Stallone's kids."
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"This is awkward timing, but what do you think about me going to Newport Union?"
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"Newport Union. With Marissa."
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"Private tutor's really expensive."
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"She's going through a tough time."
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"Caleb left them nothing. Her dad took off."
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"- Neither is your responsibility. - Fine, why do I need a reason?"
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"You need to focus on getting your life back on track."
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"You need to start thinking about college and about SATs."
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"- All right. - That's it, kid."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"Oh, I thought I'd put in an herb garden."
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"Dr. Woodruff says we should confront our fears. Mine is my cooking."
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"- So is mine. - We'll confront my cooking together."
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"Yeah. And I like hearing it."
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"- Julie Cooper-Nichol? - Yes. May I help you?"
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"I'm sorry."
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"- You did not just walk into me. - Sorry, I wasn't looking."
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"No, it's my first day and I don't know my way around yet."
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"- Tell me you think you're better than me. - What?"
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"Tell me you think you're better than me and I'll let you go."
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"Hey, Heather. You welcoming a new student?"
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"Whatever."
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"My guess is the bag..."
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"...and the shoes."
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"And the Chanel necklace probably isn't helping either, but it's just a guess."
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"You're the first nice person I've actually met."
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"Hey, Beth, that's supposed to be an octagon."
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"No."
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"Okay, Summer, look."
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"A pain? Taylor, you staged a power play at the Kickoff Carnival."
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"You tattled to the dean and got Ryan kicked out."
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"I know. And it's my fault. l..."
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"...which then drives them away..."
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"...ergo, no friends."
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"- I'm working on it with my therapist. - Don't quit."
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"But I decided that this year was gonna be different."
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"Okay, is this where I feel sorry for you?"
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"You know what I get? "Have a nice summer.""
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"But it's my senior year."
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"And I wanted more."
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"I want someone to write, "I'm glad I finally got to know you.""
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"Go show Beth what an octagon is."
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"Oh, God, she is a pinhead, isn't she?"
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"Yeah, see, that's the kind of thing I've gotta keep in check."
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"Either you're the worst thief ever or it's your first day."
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"Well, it probably isn't that one, because that's mine."
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"I got a lot of experience being sent to the vice principal's office."
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"Thanks, but my boyfriend's gonna show up."
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"- Well, you can throw your books in here. - Thanks."
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"- I'm Marissa. - Nice to meet you, I'm..."
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"- Hey. - Hey, Johnny."
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"- You guys. - Sorry."
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"I think I hurt something."
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"Not if you keep telling people that."
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"- I fall fast and hard. - On a skateboard."
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"Hey, what if we just gave you a ride home?"
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"Hey, the nickname's sticking."
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"Some people asked me to get food and I should try and make friends."
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"But if you've already left, then..."
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"- Ryan? - Go ahead. I was just getting in the car."
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"- You sure? - Yeah, yeah."
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"Good morning. You have a second?"
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"Sure. Any reason?"
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"Mom, Caleb was broke."
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"It makes sense we'd have to sell everything. You don't have to protect me."
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