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Clips from The Simpsons (1989) - Werking Mom (S30E30)

"Enjoy."
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"You two stay right there."
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"Is what men used to say for some insane reason."
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"Oh. You should have told us this was a drag Tubberware party."
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"Yeah, Marge. Me. I'm Marge."
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"Women can have it all."
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"I don't want to hear your stupid speech."
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"We all knew."
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"It's me, Homer!"
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"-Homie, relax. -Okay."
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"Did you just high-five that bowl?"
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"Why are you so bitter, Helen?"
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"(chuckles) Girl, you didn't deceive nobody."
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"Oh."
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"there's anything he can say or do to make me come back."
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"Look at all these orders!"
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""Marge" is good at this."
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"GEOFFREY: Good to see"
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"-She's funny. -Bea Arthur funny?"
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"I'm going out. You can watch the kids"
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"In case you were wondering why I'm so tired..."
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"watching French films... in French."
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"You mean you have no confidence?"
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"And I, drawn by the farcical premise,"
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"anywhere a grown man would expect privacy."
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""Mother is a great woman.""
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"¶ Do it, do it ¶"
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"I don't know why I thought I could do this."
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"Hello. Are you on the list?"
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"LISA: Bart. Wake up."
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"FRENCH NARRATOR: Life was a struggle for the Simpson women."
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"FRENCH NARRATOR: All seemed well,"
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"That was the beginning of a new day, a wonderful day,"
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"(Amélie theme plays)"
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"(gasps) Jasper!"
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"so the family finally has one."
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"She adores the woody sweetness of a fresh baritone reed."
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"Please, Homie."
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"and all she wanted was her own secret giggle."
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"Mmm."
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"When I was six years old,"
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"Oh, you're just being nice."
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"Okay. I'm gonna need two menus and four tables."
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"Sir, would ya like one? No, huh? Well, I guess not."
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"Marge, this is Queen Chanté,"
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"¶ Our blue duck has become a swan ¶"
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"¶ Selling Tubberware ¶"
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"She leaves the room to burp!"
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"(Amélie theme plays)"
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"She had finally found her place to eat lunch."
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"Au revoir jusqu'à la prochaine fois,"
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"You will soon see."
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""J. Beardsley.""
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"You should be like the "G" in gnocchi-- silent!"
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"why not secretly bring magic into others' lives?"
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"Well, she's long-suffering,"
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"(gasps, groans)"
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"Another kid took it, never gave it back."
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"FRENCH NARRATOR: For the first time ever,"
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"¶ Such savoir faire ¶"
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"-(gasps) -All aboard!"
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"You better beware, Bart."
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"Homer, do you know exactly what Marge is up to?"
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"-Let's go, Dewey. -I'm not leaving"
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"Oh. Now number two."
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"(gasps) That's it!"
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"number two is the kicker."
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"(whispers): Jasper."
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"She likes the sound a Sharpie makes"
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"they're all drag queens."
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"FRENCH NARRATOR: But Lisa's greatest challenge"
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"So Lisa created an imaginary journal for Seymour,"
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"That's right. Get really drunk,"
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"after The Big Bang Theory."
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"We decided to bring some magic into your life."
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""Sure, why not?""
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"Marge is like if Donna Reed and Donna Summer combined"
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"And rumor has it, out of drag,"
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"Marge! You didn't tell me you're tricking all these people"
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"I'm living off my wife like Mr. Meryl Streep!"
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"¶ When we're out there dancing... ¶"
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"then go to this address. Uh-huh."
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"Oh, hi, Helen."
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"If you don't go to him, Marge, I will."
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"Hello, squirrel-friend."
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"Air, nothing, more air, space, air,"
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"Hi, Marge."
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"Aw, man!"
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"GRADY: Julio,"
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"FRENCH NARRATOR: Lisa still felt sort of magnifique,"
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"-It just slows me down. -I got it. I got it."
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"JULIO: Okay, Marge, you're like"
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"I will throw a Tubberware party for you."
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"one that would mend all fence."
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"Mm. Mm-hmm."
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"Be cool, Marge. Be cool."
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"I'm really good at this."
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"Yeah, well, uh, you see, um..."
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"a day that would soon change the Simpson women forever."
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"So she thought:"
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"But all you need is a "G.""
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"What is she like?"
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"Lisa experienced a feeling"
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"Mom just grew a backbone."
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"Lisa, would you join us for lunch?"
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"So, tell me about this "Marge" character."
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"but the magical feeling from her good deed started to fade."
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"a black hole of sadness and split ends."
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"I don't mean to overstate this,"
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"(hissing)"
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"No one's that funny."
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"I don't even keep a journal. I have no inner thoughts."
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"-(Mrs. Skinner laughs) -You mean it, Mother?"
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"Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH"
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"So Lisa hid the diary"
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"I don't have that... What's the Jewish word for "chutzpah"?"
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"that could only be described as... magnifique."
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"Shh!"
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