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Clips from Mary Tyler Moore - Just a Lunch (S01E01)

"Like last night, about 2:00 a.m. We're in this place, see, and John orders sake."
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"- Japanese wine, right? - Yeah."
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"Well, if that's what you call a newsman, what do youcall this?"
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"You still can't say hello like other people, can you, Murray?"
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"You see? What did I tell ya? He's embarrassed."
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"Well, I didn't want to disappoint her,"
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"- What would you like? - Actually, I was thinking about having the fettuccine."
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"What did you ever buy to get all these?"
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"- My camper truck and everything to stock it with. - A camper truck?"
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"What happens when these separated men go back to their wives?"
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"- [Knocking] - Who is it?"
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"Uh, John, I'd like you to meet my roommate, Rhoda Morgenstern."
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"None for me. I just want to go to bed."
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"- Mary just said so. - Oh."
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"No, really, I'll just make instant. Why don't you go talk to Rhoda?"
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"Okay."
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"Uh, excuse me."
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"Mary, there's nothing wrong with sharing a desk with a separated man."
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"[Frustrated Chuckle]"
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"Oh, Mary, look. I was wondering about something."
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"Oh, good. I'd love to."
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"[Chuckling]"
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"- What's that, Murr? - I said, a sincere-looking..."
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"Gee, Murr, Friday's the night I tape Sunday's News In Review."
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"He's a friend of mine, and he needs some help."
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"- Then I expect you to help him. - No, sir. I just..."
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"- It would make things very uncomfortable for me. - Why?"
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"But mind you, I likeJohn."
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"Good girl."
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"Hi, again."
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"We were so sorry that your wife couldn't come."
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"- and our boys delighted to be there. - Did you?"
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"All last year I had the feeling I was in the wrong place. Not now though."
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"Marie, I just love what you've done with the house."
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"beginning with the last letter of your word."
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"[Clears Throat] Well, let me see if I understand this."
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"The whole point is to make your statement, uh, intriguing."
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"- like other people use the word "hello." - False."
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"This time we'll really get some sake."
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"- Hi. - Hi. I was just coming in and saw your light."
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"- Oh. Hey, I'm gonna get one of these. - Oh, the barbecue?"
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"[Mews]"
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"♪ 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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"♪ 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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"- Hi, Mar. - Good morning, Murray."
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"- You want to go ice skating at lunchtime? - Well, I brought my lunch."
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"- Aw, come on. - Well, no, Murray. I tell you, when I skate, I just like to..."
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"You know? And you always want to..."
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"It's all right. Have a nice, happy, little day."
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"You too."
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"## [Humming]"
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"Yes? Something wrong?"
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"Well, it's just that I've never seen you looking so refreshed."
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"Well, that's because I am refreshed."
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"- I got completely polluted last night. - Oh."
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"Nothing like a good hangover to pick you up."
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"I wasn't hung over. You gotta be over to be hung over."
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"I'm still half snockered."
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"That was some evening. Me and John Corcoran, we were really flying."
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"John Corcoran, the one on the network news?"
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"Oh, I see him from Vietnam in his combat jacket, ducking under the bullets."
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"- That's the one. He used to work here. - No kidding?"
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"Hey, is he as great looking as he looks?"
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"- I mean, on television. - He's beautiful."
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"- That's coffee. - Uh..."
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"Now, understand. We're not in some quaint, littleJapanese restaurant."
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"We're in the Lucky 7-11 Bar and Grill... a saloon."
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"Now, the bartender at the Lucky 7-11 doesn't get this request very often."
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"ButJohn just stands there, looking him straight in the eye."
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"And the bartender got him the sake."
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"No. He threw us both out."
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"Uh, Mr. Grant? I seem to have missed the point of the story."
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"The point is... [Snorts]"
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"I haven't been thrown out of a saloon in years."
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"And John managed it! That's what I call a newsman."
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"- Hi, guys. - What are you doing in so early?"
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"I'm in because I'm upset about being wakened at 2:00 a.m. by an obscene phone call."
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"I've never had anyone say things like that to me."
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"- What are you telling me about it for? - Because it was you!"
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"Yeah."
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"Hey, I'm sorry about that, Ted."
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"It's just that whenever I'm with a really first-class newsman,"
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"I get furious thinking about you."
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"[Phone Rings]"
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"Newsroom."
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"Yeah. [Chuckling] Yeah, okay."
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"Yeah. [Chuckling] Yeah, okay."
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"That was the receptionist. She sounded like she was doing deep-breathing exercises."
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"John must be on his way up. Now, look, everybody."
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"I know John, and even though he is kind of a famous guy..."
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"and won a lot of awards, don't make a big deal over him, okay?"
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"It would only embarrass him."
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"## [Imitates Fanfare]"
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"- How are you? - What are you doing up this early?"
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"Don't you remember, Lou? Last night, sitting on the curb in front of the Lucky 7?"
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"You said I could use my old desk if I needed it."
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"- But it's occupied. - Oh, was this your..."
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"Well, all the desks are occupied. I mean, l-I never use mine."
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"- I, uh... I'm Mary Richards. - John Corcoran."
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"You're gonna be around later, I'll buy you a sandwich."
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"- Fine, fine. - Maybe we can get thrown out of a luncheonette."
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"No, you can't, Mr. Grant. You're having lunch with the sanitation commissioner."
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"Oh, yeah. Talk about garbage over lunch. Sorry, John."
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"Look, as long as I'm chasing you out of your desk, can I take you to lunch?"
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"- Uh, yes. - Good."
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"Well, I guess you can take care of yourself."
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"After all, it's just a lunch. Come on, John. Come on."
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"- Lunch. - Lunch."
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"Murray?"
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"This is very good fettuccine. Sure you don't want to try it?"
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"No, thank you. I've got this little meat patty here."
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"- John? - What?"
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