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Clips from The O.C. - The Dearly Beloved (S02E02)

"Okay. I'll write Marissa a note."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"- Just making some cereal. You want some? - No, I'm good, thanks."
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"She's spending the day at a spa with Hailey, getting a little R&R."
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"Well, that's good. She could use a day to relax."
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"Well, that's true. She's suffering right now."
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"Your mother has a drinking problem. She needs help."
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"I've been waiting for the right time, and... I'd been hoping I could do this myself."
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"Maybe we can. So she's drinking. We ask her to stop. We don't have to send her away."
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"She can't stop. She's tried."
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"There's a doctor coming here this afternoon."
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"- He's gonna help us stage an intervention. - What?! Wha..."
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"Is this is like an after-school special?"
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"- The car accident she had? - Yeah?"
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"- Did you know she had been drinking? - No, I didn't, because you never told me."
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"You never told me anything until right now, and you expect me to help you ship her off."
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"We're trying to help her."
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"You know, how do I know you didn't cause her to drink?"
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"I get that you're upset. I'm upset, too."
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"Okay, well, if your way of showing that you're upset is shipping her off"
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"You want to run away again? Get in your boat and sail away? Your mother needs you."
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"If you want, I can talk to him, tell him you're doing the right thing, 'cause you are."
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"Hey. How is your head?"
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"Well, I was thinking, after the past few days you've had, some pancakes on the pier"
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"Are you kidding? After that scene from Scarface we just lived through?"
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"Good. So we'll go."
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"Just as soon as you tell me what's going on."
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"Marissa, please don't lie to me."
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"I'm your best friend, and I know something happened."
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"Coop?"
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"Coop?"
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"Oh, sweetie."
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"Well, as long as it takes. Months, maybe."
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"I just don't think I can do it. Not to Mom."
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"That's the doctor from the clinic."
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"- We'll be downstairs. - I'm sorry."
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"- How are you feeling? - Better, thanks."
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"That's good."
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"We should call the house and see if they want us to pick up any food."
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"We should probably just go home. You know, there's a lot of leftovers."
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"Hello! Anyone home?"
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"- Hey. - Oh, hey."
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"Why don't you come into the kitchen. I need to talk to you."
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"You're acting awfully mysterious."
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"- Oh. I didn't know we had company. - Hi, I'm Dr. Kenneth Woodruff."
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"I'm a counselor at the Suriak Drug and Alcohol Abuse Rehabilitation Center."
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"Uh, what for? Why?"
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"We are all here because we are worried that, uh, you have an addiction to alcohol."
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"Well, that's very nice of everybody, but not necessary."
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"Sandy, you go first?"
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"I'm so sorry, honey. How hard this must be for you to hear."
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"- I don't want you to hurt yourself anymore. - Sandy, don't you think you're overreacting?"
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"I mean, everybody's overreacting."
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"Hailey? Please. Now you."
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"Keeks. You know our history."
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"I don't know that."
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"I just encouraged you to make better choices. I didn't lock you up."
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"Oh, don't you say a word. I let you into this house."
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"I don't want to see that happen again to someone I love."
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"...but I am not going."
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"Mom, please, you got to do this."
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"Aren't you glad you got to come back for all this fun?"
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"Actually... I am."
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"- Just get better. - I will."
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"You gonna be okay?"
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"Yeah, I'll be fine. Don't worry about Dad. We'll set up a stage in the living room."
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"- I'll order. I'm good with the phone. - We'll be fine, really."
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"...this was actually pretty fun."
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"Well, you're entitled to a little fun."
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"Oh, it's just... I feel so guilty."
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"About what, smiling the day after your husband's funeral?"
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"I mean, let's face it. That marriage wasn't exactly..."
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"What we had."
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"We're both older and wiser now."
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"I don't know where I'm going, but I'm going."
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"- We could take off together. - Yeah, Jess? And where would we go?"
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"Vegas."
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"You a gambler, Trey?"
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"I hooked up with you."
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"I'm gonna go home and pack, steal my stepdad's Beemer..."
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"And I'll be back at 8:00."
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"This whole floating in the pool thing is not really helping."
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"Yeah, I hear you."
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"Hit up an old age home. Some shuffleboard action."
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"I'm not really in the mood for old people."
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"All right. I like sharks."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"Can I talk to you... alone?"
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"Look, I'm really sorry to pile on in terms of, like, the worst news ever."
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"Hey. It's okay. What's the matter?"
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"Yeah...?"
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"He attacked her, Seth."
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"But she didn't tell Ryan because, you know, he's Ryan, and who knows what he would do."
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"- Well, he has to know. - You think?"
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"How are you gonna tell him?"
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"Welcome."
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"I'll show you to your room, but first, I need to check your bag, Kirsten."
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"Nice TV. Lot of channels. I'll bet you get a lot of reading done here."
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"Yeah."
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"Excuse me. Mrs. Cohen, we're having a meeting for new guests."
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"What time is the meeting over? I just want to make sure I'm home when you call."
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"- It's detox. - Oh."
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"And we can bend this thing. Doesn't mean it's gonna break."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"We should probably go. IMAX movies have previews."
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"Uh, maybe we should skip the movie, actually."
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"Do you want to sit down maybe? Or stand up, or whatever?"
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"Uh, my-my dad just called. Uh..."
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"said my mom just landed at the place. It's really beautiful, and..."
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"That's good, man."
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"But before I tell you, you got to promise you're gonna stay calm,"
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"- Well, it's upsetting. - Yeah, we covered that."
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"What do you mean?"
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"I can't do that anymore."
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"I'm gonna settle this with Trey. Once and for all."
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"If that's okay with you."
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"And with Kaitlin coming home from boarding school this summer,"
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"Again, if that's okay with you."
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"Thanks, kiddo."
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"I'd really love for us to be a family again."
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