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

"I lied. I want to try your fettuccine."
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"- Hmm? - Mmm!"
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"- More? - Oh, no."
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"I've seen you on television, haven't I?"
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"- You're, uh... Don't tell me... - John Corcoran."
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"No, uh... Yes! Yes, you are."
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"I mean, I really hate the news, but, oh, the way you do it..."
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"- Thank you. Thank you very much. - I wonder, would you?"
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"My pleasure. Is there anything special you want me to write?"
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"Yes. To the most well-informed woman I have ever met."
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"That'll just destroy my husband."
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"Oh. Oh."
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"- Um, is she, uh... - Yes, she is."
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"Oh, would you mind?"
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"Oh, thank you so much."
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"You're welcome."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"- I shouldn't have done that. - What's the harm?"
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"so I wrote the first name that came into my mind... Ringo Starr."
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"Mrs. Ringo Starr. I didn't want her to spend the whole afternoon..."
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"Well, I can think of worse ways to spend an afternoon."
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"Well, let's talk about you. Before Vietnam, weren't you in Russia?"
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"Yes. Are you involved with anyone right now?"
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"- No. How about some dessert? - I'm sorry. I thought you were on a diet."
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"- What would you like? - Actually, I was thinking about having the fettuccine."
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"- Are you gonna throw those away? - You want 'em?"
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"Oh, yeah. My girlfriend and I are pooling our trading stamps."
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"Look, in that case..."
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"here."
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"Yeah. I thought I'd take some time off to just drive around the country."
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"- I haven't seen it for a long time. - Oh. Thank you."
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"You're welcome."
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"- I'm married, Mary. - Yes, I know. Your ring."
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"- Does it bother you? - It didn't bother me until you asked me if it bothered me."
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"I mean, I don't know why you even bring it up. This is just a lunch, right?"
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"I was thinking of it as a little more than just a lunch."
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"That's what it is. Look... rolls, butter, ice water, restaurant. That's a lunch."
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"- Let me explain why I told you I'm married. - It's none of my business."
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"The reason I told you I'm married is because I'm separated."
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"- Ah. John, why don't we change the subject? - All right."
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"If you're so separated, how come you're still wearing your wedding ring?"
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"- That's a funny thing. - Oh, is it?"
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"- Go on, try it. - Well, l... No, I'll take your word for it."
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"I guess to get it off, I'll have to cut it off."
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"Oh, waiter, could I have a knife?"
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"For my butter! Oh, you think..."
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"Oh, wouldn't that be just..."
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"Look, all right, I'll admit he's intelligent,"
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"charming, good looking, really polite."
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"But the important thing is, I'm just not interested in him."
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"I know what you mean. Looks, intelligence, charm..."
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"- they turn me off too. - Yeah."
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"Okay, think about this, Rhoda."
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"I don't know. Maybe a little kissin', foolin' around. I don't know."
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"I mean, to us!"
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"Oh, Mary."
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"Rhoda, go home."
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"- . John Corcoran. - Rhoda, stay right here."
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"- Well, hi, John. - Hi."
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"- Uh, won't you come in? - Thanks."
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"- Rhoda, this is John Corcoran. - How do you do?"
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"- Hi. Got any more stamps? - [Chuckles]"
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"What am I laughing at? Everywhere I go, they keep shoving these things at me."
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"- Here. - Ooh, great."
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"Uh, John and I had lunch together today."
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"Oh, yeah, I think you mentioned that."
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"Oh. Oh, well, sit down, John."
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"- John's just back from Vietnam. - I think you mentioned that."
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"He, um... He just bought one of those, um, eh..."
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"A camper. You told me."
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"- To drive around the country. - Yeah."
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"- Where're you from anyway? - Los Angeles."
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"That is, my wife lives there. We're separated."
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"I know."
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"I, uh... I think I mentioned that. Would anyone like some coffee?"
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"- I'm sorry. I'm keeping you up. - No, you're not."
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"All I have to do is go upstairs to my apartment."
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"- I thought you two were roommates. - What makes you think that?"
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"She's right."
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"- John, how do you take your coffee? - Black."
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"He took it black at lunch."
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"Oh, no!"
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"- What are you doing? - Uh, sweeping."
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"- I thought you were making coffee. - I am, I am."
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"It's gonna taste a little strange though."
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"You can forget about the coffee."
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"- It's a little difficult talking to Rhoda. - Why?"
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"She's asleep."
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"- I don't believe it! - Like it or not, Mary, we're alone."
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"I, uh... I really should wake her and send her home."
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"- No, don't. You'll feel better with her here, won't you? - Uh, yes."
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"John, look, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with being separated."
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"Maybe I'm being dumb, but there are all kinds of ways of being separated, you know?"
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"I had an uncle who used to go to a convention for two weeks every year,"
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"and for those two weeks he was separated."
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"And then my aunt found out, and they were separated."
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"I'm not saying, you know, that you... I don't know what I'm saying."
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"- You're saying it might be better if we don't see each other. - Yes."
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"Okay. We won't see each other again. Good-bye, Mary."
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"- Good-bye, John. - See you at the office."
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"Right."
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"What are you working on?"
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"I think there might be an idea for a good documentary in this..."
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"America, by someone who hasn't seen it for three years."
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"Who? Jimmy Hoffa?"
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"- No. - If I am, I could use this end of the desk."
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"- You can have the rest. - No, really, I never use the desk."
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"My labels."
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"[Laughs] My addresses."
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"I know, I know. It's just, I never use a desk. Really."
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"Uh..."
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"- I'm working against a deadline, and you're putting labels in my typewriter! - Shh!"
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"Marie and I are having some people over Friday, and we want you to come."
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"If you're the kind of person who thinks they have to bring a bottle of wine or something,"
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"don't bother, we have all the wine we need."
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"- Okay. - We're a little short on cognac though."
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"Hi, guys."
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"Hey, Johnny."
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"Don't get any ideas about taking over my job."
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"A sincere-looking chimp could take over his job."
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