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Clips from Dawson's Creek (1998) - Alternative Lifestyles (S02E02)

"Previously from Dawson's Creek"
Dawson's Creek (1998)
"- Are you mistaken for the impression that you're actually invited?"
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"- Gail, do you wanna try having an open marriage?"
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"- Now don't give me that look."
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"- Excuse me?"
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"mind you, but biologically a sexual being."
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"- Yep, and you are having trouble facing that reality."
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"- No, what?"
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"- Thank you."
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"I am your parent and it's my duty to be paranoid about"
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"- You are so un-enlightened. Didn't you grow up in the 60s?"
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"- You handled him well."
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"- No. Parent, me, grounded, you."
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"- Bye Joey. I'll see you in a few minutes."
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"- Bessie, your water's boiling."
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"- What?"
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"They're planning on doing an inspection on the Icehouse sometime this week."
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"- Now?"
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"huge fine or, God forbid, shutting us down."
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"- He's missing a shoe."
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"Alexander! You kicked off your shoe! Here Joey, can you hold him?"
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"Look, Joey, please just do me this one favor."
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"- No, now you're twisting my words again, Dawson. Go to school."
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"- You know, I think our son is training to be a lawyer."
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"- Well I'm not for it, but if that's what it takes..."
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"- What is it?"
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"- Who would you rather have sex with... Trey Carter or Jeff Birdwin?"
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"- Uhh neither."
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"- Are you crazy? Look at them."
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"You know what I mean? God, I can't believe"
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"I'm friends with someone who only has eyes for Dawson Leery."
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"- Abby.."
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"and I'd really just kind of like to keep a low pro so goodbye."
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"I know in Econ. so here's the deal."
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"I left my backpack in my locker yesterday..."
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"can I borrow your notes over the reading?"
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"- I don't actually have any notes because I didn't do the reading."
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"That's what I have parents for."
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"- Then you do what I always do, you say 'Pass. '"
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"- Pacey, I don't say 'pass'. 'Pass' is not in my vocabulary."
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"- Okay, settle down, it's just one homework assignment."
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"And then you just get more and more confused and then,"
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"- Oh no, you're doomed!"
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"- And finally what is the difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics? Andie?"
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"- I'm sorry, what did you say?"
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"- Microeconomics is the study of whole economic systems and how they inter-relate."
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"We're going to focus on the microeconomics of the family household."
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"I like to call "Alternative Lifestyles"."
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"I will assign you identities and then you are to prepare"
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"Now these are questions that every household must ask."
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"- You and Pacey are a lower middle class family with three children."
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"- No, it's not."
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"- What do you mean as in same sex?"
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"- Well, as in gay."
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"- What do you mean gay?"
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"Odd woman out. That's okay, Joey, you will be a single successful single mother"
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"Good luck and don't spend all your money in one place."
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"spending money we're never going to have, I mean, what's the point?"
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"that we will be facing in the real world."
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"- Well, I hate to break it to you, Peter Pan,"
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"but some of us are already dealing with those problems."
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"end up at the Betty Ford Center, marry some..."
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"- Oh, really, and are you as excited to partner up with Jen as she is?"
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"- Famous last words..."
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"- Ah, Jen, you're drooling!"
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"You're going to be working with him all week long so the question is..."
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"are you going to be pantive and massikistic and piss me off?"
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"- Abby, it's not that simple, alright? Take a look at him."
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"He's totally into Joey. He's in love with her."
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"- He's a 15-year-old boy. He doesn't know what love is."
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"All he does know is that he goes to sleep everynight jerkin'"
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"his gherkin and he wakes up every morning humping his mattress."
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"- Excuse me, Abby? Hey."
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"- I'm Kenny Reily, I'm your partner in Econ."
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"- Look, I thought we should talk about our assignment."
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"That'd be great. Thanks, Bye!"
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"- Anyways, I think it's time for a little bit of this New York City aggression."
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"- What are you doing? Haven't you ever mopped before? You dip the mop in the bucket,"
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"- No way! This week we have to stay on top of everything."
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"- I'm virtually a single career mother. I can help you."
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"First of all, she's a super successful career woman with $160,000 annual income."
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"- Pacey, can you please put that down for one second?"
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"I think the first decision that we should make should me where we're going to live."
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"- I want a divorce."
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"Doesn't that sicken you that you're living up to the"
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"most common embase of all male stereotypes?"
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"You don't care about your wife and kids, no."
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"Look, I want a Viper. That's it. End of story."
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"If and only if we can find a buyable two-bedroom apartment."
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"- What a day."
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"- I thought it'd be easier if I got a ride."
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"Maybe, by taking away the rules,"
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"I can take away the need to trust you, and we can get back some of what we lost."
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"- Yeah, somewhere like the Florida Keys... I've never been to Hawaii."
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"- No. They're in college they probably won't want to go with us."
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"- They'll probably be sick of us."
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"- Besides, if we go alone it'd be much more romantic."
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"- Um, Dawson, if you happen to get any inspiration on the assignment"
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"My door's always open. If you know what I mean."
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"- What is that?"
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"You're the one that's been leading us on this ridiculous apartment scavenger hunt."
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"- I'm sorry. I'm sorry that I actually got into this project, Pacey."
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"I mean, do you think it's cool to give the finger to everything"
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"- Okay, you want the broken record? Here it is."
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"- No, of course not. You were too busy getting into character."
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""Oh I'm just a salesclerk, a poor little salesclerk look for an apartment. ""
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"- Andie, wait, I..."
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"I don't know, I never thought I'd someday be thought"
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"of as the embodiment of a successful career woman."
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"It's great because I spend half my time teaching, which I love,"
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"we're doing the designs for a chain of Mexican restaurants."
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"- Um... nevermind."
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"Everything takes twice as long and you end up running around"
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"to believe that nothing has happened?"
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"- I'm telling you nothing has happened. I don't know."
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"Kenny, what do you think of Joey Potter?"
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"- Okay, you're bugging me. Can you just get out of my hair and finish it?"
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"I have a very demanding social life."
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"J. Crew-catalogue kind of way, but she's no you. You're a sex kitten,Jen."
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"And you should work it to your advantage."
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