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

"Ted, my wife and I are having some people over Friday night. We thought you'd like to come."
Mary Tyler Moore
"- Aw, shucks! - Sorry to disappoint you."
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"[Clears Throat] Good evening, good evening. This is Ted Baxter. Baxter."
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"He's never been able to figure out why we always have our parties on Friday nights."
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"Mary."
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"Hi, again."
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"- Yes, sir? - Sit down."
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"- Did John say anything to you? - About what?"
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"He asked if I could spare you to help him on some research. I said okay."
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"- He asked you for me? - Mm-hmm."
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"- No. - Huh?"
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"No, sir, I can't."
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"We seem to have a little misunderstanding here."
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"What I just said was not a request."
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"- I want you to help him. Is that clear? - Yes, sir."
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"Uh, well, uh..."
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"Oh."
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"I'm going to say something to you. I hope you won't take it the wrong way."
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"You're the biggest jerk I ever met."
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"How could I possibly take that the wrong way?"
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"You're a big girl, over 21 and then some."
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"Don't you know enough not to affiliate with charmers likeJohn Corcoran?"
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"I didn't affiliate with him!"
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"We had lunch, just one lunch."
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"I've seen him mess up three or four women's lives during a coffee break."
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"- You keep away from him! - That's what I'm trying to do."
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"You're making it very hard for me. I have to share a desk with him."
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"All right, all right!"
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"It's my fault. But how did I know you'd see anything in him?"
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"I don't know what anyone sees in anybody."
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"He's what you call a man's man."
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"- But that can be bad news if you're a lady. - You mean, like his wife?"
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"- He separated again? - Again?"
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"John and his wife have had more reunions than the Wiffenpoofs."
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"Maybe he's being straight with you. One of these separations has to stick."
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"Well, thank you very much, Mr. Grant, but it really has nothing to do with me."
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"Not that he's a bad guy."
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"and sopped up his stories."
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"There was this girl in Chicago..."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"If he so much as comes near you, you let me know."
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"- Mary, it's disaster time. - What?"
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"They're preempting Sunday's News In Review for that Washington press conference."
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"- The president? - No, the attorney general's wife."
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"- That means Ted can come to my dinner party! - Oh, Murray."
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"Maybe he'll get lost!"
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"- Mary, did Lou talk to you about... - Oh, about my working for you?"
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"- Yes. - Well, yes, but he decided I have too much to do, so sorry."
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"Okay. I'll see you Friday night though."
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"Well, John, I'm going to be busy Friday night. I really am. I'm going to..."
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"- Murray's house. - Murray's house."
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"- So am I. - Oh."
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"- Mary, would you care for a mint? - No, thank you."
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"- Ah, that's good wine. - You're drinking scotch."
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"That's my favorite kind of wine."
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"Yeah, I know. Well, we sort of have a kind of a deal."
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"She doesn't drag me to any of the dumb things she gets invited to,"
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"and I don't..."
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"- Gee, Ted, it's... - I think I'll have more of that scotch wine."
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"Ted, it's so nice seeing you outside of the office for a change."
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"Yes, well, some celebrities don't like to socialize with their coworkers,"
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"- but I feel it's good for morale. - Oh."
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"- You're not talking to me. - Well, certainly, I'm talking to you."
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"Of course I am. Marie, the chop suey was fantastic."
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"- Oh, thank you. - Speaking of things Oriental,"
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"when I was on assignment in the Far East last year, I found the natives very friendly..."
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"That's because he was in Hawaii."
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"You don't have to go to Vietnam to get a big story."
Mary Tyler Moore
"That's right. Ted came back with a terrific piece on surfing."
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"- Thanks, Lou. - I think Ted had the right idea."
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"Oh, thank you. Murray, honey, while I get the coffee,"
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"Love to!"
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"Anybody else want to take the tour?"
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"Please."
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"Well, I've already seen the house, of course."
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"- John, why don't you take the tour? - No, thanks. Not right now."
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"Follow me."
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"You know, I see this girl all day long, and all we ever talk about is business."
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"So for a change, I'd like to talk to her about something else."
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"And there are so many things to talk about."
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"There sure are."
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"- Did you get those books out of research? - Yes, sir, I did."
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"- That's business, isn't it? - But what's wrong with talking about business?"
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"I think I'll go join the tour. I'll see you soon."
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"Don't miss the master bathroom. It's the highlight."
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"- Mr. Grant, thanks. - For what?"
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"- For what you did. I appreciate it. - Ahh."
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"But, Mr. Grant, don't do it again, okay?"
Mary Tyler Moore
"It's tough to say "you're welcome" after a thank you like that."
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"Well, it's just that I've got to figure out how to handle this myself."
Mary Tyler Moore
"l... I just wish he'd stop coming on like this in front of everybody."
Mary Tyler Moore
"Maybe I can figure out a subtle way of getting him under a cold shower."
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"I think so far you and I are probably the only ones aware of what's going on."
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"And this is the family room. The tour is over."
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"Oh, this is nice."
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"We were here before, Ted."
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"Well, it's still nice!"
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"- Game time! - Games?"
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"Sure, games. What's a party without a few games? You know, charades, association."
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"Oh, I thought you were gonna have us all get in sacks and hop across the room."
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"[Marie] Hey, does anybody have any new games?"
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"- How about the truth game? - You know what's always fun? Continuation."
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"- How about the truth game? - You know what's always fun? Continuation."
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"I think that's what it's called. You must've played it."
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"Where somebody says a word,"
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"and then the person next to them has to use a word..."
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"- Sounds great. - No, it really is."
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"Like, um, well, if you said "boy" then Ted would say "yellow,""
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"because yellow begins with "Y.""
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"Do we just keep on doing this, or does the game have an end?"
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"No, it ends. It ends when someone's stumped."
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"Well, let's try it anyway."
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"I'll begin."
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"Box."
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"I have to say a word that begins with the last letter of your word."
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""X.""
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""X.""
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"Game's over."
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"John, what was that truth game you mentioned?"
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"- Well, Marie... - It's very simple. We each make a statement about ourselves."
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