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Clips from The O.C. - The Shower (S01E01)

"Yeah. Yeah, he asked me, you know, to pass the bread."
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"- Julie, congratulations. - Thank you."
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"Cindy, everyone here already knows us. That won't be much fun."
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"...you're starting to do well..."
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"He's helping Theresa get settled in."
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"I..."
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"No. I'm kind of softening on the guy. He may not be friendly or ethical..."
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"Needed a break?"
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"You know him. He's not a bad person. He made a mistake."
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"It's kind of a throwback. It feels very eighth-grade."
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"What?"
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"- But? - Well..."
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"Will you excuse me?"
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"Which way is the ladies' room?"
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"I'll see you then."
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"We may not make it through lunch."
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"Actually, I'm calling for you."
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"- I'm so sorry. - I feel so..."
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"- What makes you think it's a mistake? - Jimmy, this is what Hailey does."
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"Because I knew you'd get riled up and do something stupid."
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"- Because of her dad? - Of all the love triangles to sink us..."
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"Stay out of it? You came here. You knew I was gonna find out."
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"Not yours."
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"Yeah. Yeah, it's great."
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"Yeah."
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"Your boyfriend hits you, you leave him, right?"
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"...that old-school vibe, but mixed with a lyrical..."
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"- You were? - Yeah."
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"Caught me at a good time. A man in love has no right doing business."
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"Thanks."
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"- Was it Eddie? - He's been under a lot of stress."
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"It's Theresa, Ryan's friend."
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"Please don't say anything to Ryan about any of this."
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"Something about a mad cow wiping out Newport Beach?"
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"Oh, my God. No, you're so funny."
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"How can I help you?"
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"- Are you all right? - I just have a legal question."
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"- You wanted to meet him. - I do. I do."
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"Awesome. By the end of this lunch, I predict your father and I..."
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"Nothing."
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"I don't want to deal with my mom now. All I want is to get back at her..."
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"...I'm pretty sure she told me to get lost, for good."
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"And I understand, but I just want to tell you..."
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"Batman fan? No?"
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"Okay. I like food."
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"Terrifying."
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"What about her sisters?"
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"You would have tried to kill him."
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"The caterers. Great."
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"You stealing Marissa's car?"
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"...flirting with her sister's boyfriend like she's in seventh grade again."
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"I'm sorry about Cindy."
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"We were gonna move to L.A. And marry rock stars."
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"...with me bombing with your father. - It was a train wreck."
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"Why else would you come down here and humiliate me in front of my friends?"
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"Yeah, the gruesome twosome..."
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"...large fries and an orange soda. Okay, next question."
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"I don't really have to be his type, because the only thing that matters is me and you."
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"Previously on The O.C.:"
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"Two weeks. Unbelievable."
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"Really good."
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"My grandma wears Uggs. Think about it."
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"...with games about making whoopee. - Don't say "whoopee.""
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"What do you think? Any other questions, just ask Marissa."
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"- How's how I talk to my dad? - Like he's your friend."
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"Oh, my God."
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"We may skip straight over to the Russian baths."
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"Look..."
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"- Right? - Yeah. Yeah."
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"What's the matter?"
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"So? Sarcasm's like breathing for you."
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"That's Marissa. I've gotta go find her before she runs into her mom."
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"- But there's no one from Julie's family. - My mom and her parents don't speak."
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"- It's... It's... - It's more than twice what we put into it."
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"- Comic books, for one. - Comic books."
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"Like Christmas and Hanukkah."
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"This is a good idea too."
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"- I might be late, depending on traffic. - We live 10 minutes from the club."
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"I know you're pissed off. I would have explained things to you..."
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"- What about Theresa? - She's on her way here."
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"...in the comic-book part. I think it turned a good corner..."
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"Oh, I know what I wanted to ask you."
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"- Did he say anything about the lunch? - Not really."
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"Not that I read my own press, but, I mean..."
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"I'll take some self-defense classes."
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"Thanks."
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"You were into monster trucks?"
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"Must be all those Yogalates classes."
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"Look, part of the reason I didn't want to tell Ryan about Eddie is because..."
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"Has anyone here ever played "How Well Do You Know Them?""
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"Hi. I've been looking for you."
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"Not really what I do."
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"What are you gonna tell me? This isn't the first time?"
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"- Leave her alone. - What are you doing?"
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"- Is Ryan leaving? - Yeah."
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"Oh, he took your car."
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"I know about these things. Theresa, Eddie, Chino."
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"I'll always love Cindy."
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"I couldn't exactly take you with me."
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"I thought you'd be in Chino by now."
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"...I know just the guy to get him out."
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"Right."
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"Oh, my God. Did she just say "monster truck"?"
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"Hey, is your father around? I didn't even see him."
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"Go talk to your girlfriend. One of us should be able to."
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"- Is that him? - Yeah, he's just calling to apologize again."
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"Look at her..."
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"Sir, I think I hear the skepticism in your tone."
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