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My world is empty without you babe.
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My world is empty without you babe.
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Brooks must have broken six tackles, run
85 yards. I can't believe you turned
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the game over to halftime, Jim.
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Well, call me old -fashioned, but I just
don't enjoy watching football since it
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moved to Fox.
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How can you possibly focus on John
Madden's chalk talk when he's drawing it
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Christina Applegate's bare midriff?
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I know what you mean, Jim. Like how they
cram the words, there it is, into the
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national anthem.
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That's just not right.
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Hello,
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Phil. How are you? How you doing, Phil?
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there are no more squares left in the
football pool. Oh, man, not again.
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Yeah, Hillary Clinton snatched them all
up.
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Ever since she made a killing in the
market, the woman's got the fever.
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Last week, Bill wandered down for a
midnight snack, found her in her 90s
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shooting dice on the floor with a
kitchen staff.
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Hey, Miles, you see the kids' game
yesterday?
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Shah, I don't want to hear anything
about football. It was unbelievable.
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football is dead to me now.
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It's gone the way of sunbathing, driving
without a seatbelt, and unprotected
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sex. Not that I ever did any of those
things, but I liked that the option was
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there.
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So you didn't see the game?
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No, I did not.
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I watched what was on our network.
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The Sunday movie of the week. They say
my name is Mary.
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Right!
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The touching portrait of a woman sinking
into the hellish abyss of short -term
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memory loss. You know, I meant to watch
that, but it slipped my mind.
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Fine, fine, fine.
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Make your jokes, but from where I stand,
anyone who's watching football on that
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other network deserves nothing but scorn
and contempt. Hey, did you guys catch
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that game last night on Fox? People said
the coverage wasn't going to be as
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good, but I've got to tell you, those
hidden cameras in the locker room
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were a stroke of genius. What a wacky
network.
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Wacky Murphy, do you have any idea how
many stations defected when that wacky
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network grabbed football away from us?
Come on, Miles, they didn't leave just
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because of football. They left because
the new fall shows stink.
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What do you expect from a network whose
slogan is get off our backs, we're doing
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the best we can?
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Oh, no, Murphy, it's not about shows,
it's about money. Our shows are no worse
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than anyone else's. In fact, some of
them are actually quite good. Yeah, but
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then you find one you like and they
cancel it and replace it with what? A
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stand -up comic on one network, a
reality program about angels and UFOs on
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another, and what's our network's latest
offering?
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A drama about an environmental SWAT team
led by an orangutan.
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I'm going to keep my Saturday nights
open for that one. Now, Murphy, give it
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chance. May I remind you, there was a
show with a little pig named Arnold that
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did very well for himself on television.
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Yeah, but then Roseanne dumped him.
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Come on, Murph. There really are still
some quality shows on television.
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Okay. Name three.
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Okay. There's Letterman.
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And, um... The one with those naked
swearing cops.
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Is MASH still on the air?
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My point exactly.
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The glory days are over and this fall
schedule isn't going to bring them back.
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And why? Because it's a crap fest.
Murphy, this conversation is over. So,
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how about those roses? Did you ever
clear up that aphid problem? Fine. I'll
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say it to the back of your head.
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Crap fest. Crap fest. Crap fest. Excuse
me.
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I couldn't help overhearing your
conversation, or frankly, I couldn't
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you more, Ms. Brown. I've seen the fall
schedule, and I think it stinks, too.
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You hear that, Miles? This random viewer
agrees with me.
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I just have one question. My editor is a
real stickler for spelling.
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Craft best one word or two.
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I think one of them... Hey, Miles. It's
not even an article. It's a blurb. This
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wouldn't even make it into my scrapbook.
And I've pasted together headlines
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about Eddie Murphy and James Brown just
to see my name in print.
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He's right. Relax.
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Man, what did you do? Leave the hanger
in here?
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Really, Miles.
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If something was going to happen, don't
you think we would have heard by now?
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This is FYI.
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Mr. Lansing, how nice to have you down.
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You never come down. Did you come down
to bring me up or are we staying down?
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Relax. You do good work down here,
notwithstanding the FYI black hole where
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staples and little boxes of grape juice
disappear at twice the rate of any of my
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other shows.
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Hockey, you look gorgeous as usual.
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You should hear the way they talk about
you at my barbershop.
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It's crude.
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But it's their way of saying they love
you.
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That's so sweet.
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Tell him I said thank you.
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Consider it done. Jim!
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You never age.
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How old are you anyway?
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Fifty -six.
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Funny answer.
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My ginger man, the way you... Go risk
your life. That's a nice shirt.
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Oh, thanks. This is custom made. You
know, I could give you my tailor's phone
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number. The guy's got these tiny little
hands. I was making small talk, Fontana.
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And I finished.
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Murphy? I stand. Good to see you.
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Let's talk in your office.
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Oh, my office.
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You don't want to talk in there.
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I haven't cleaned.
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Okay.
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He's not down for me. He's down for
Murphy.
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You too, Silverberg.
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Murphy, you sit there. I'll sit over
here. And Silverberg, you hop up on
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cases of grape juice over there.
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Stan, before we even start, let me just
tell you that everything they printed
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was taken completely out of context.
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I'm so glad. That's what I thought.
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So tell me.
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In what context would crapola be a good
thing?
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Sir, in Murphy's defense, she did not
call the fall lineup crapola.
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She called it a crapfest.
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You know, Silverberg, you remind me of a
young me.
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Thank you, sir. Coming from you, that's
right. I hated the young me.
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Likely so, sir.
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I'll just hop back up on my crutches.
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You picked a bad time to shoot your
mouth off. We just lost football and
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affiliates with it. Who knows how many
more you convinced to do the same thing.
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I am troubled.
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I like this chair.
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It's like sitting in a big hand.
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You know, Stan, you're right.
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I'll try to watch what I say from now
on. I'm sorry you had to come all the
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down. When I say troubled, I don't mean
like a little tickle in my throat.
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I mean like that triple bypass I had
last March. One card from your whole
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department.
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You see, if these remarks were made by
someone else, give me a name.
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Suzanne Plachette.
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Fran Drescher.
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Who's listening?
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You.
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You're Murphy Brown.
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People believe what you say.
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This Saturday, we're flying our
affiliates down to Epcot to present them
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fall schedule. I want you to go down
there and explain how you were
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You didn't call it a crap fest.
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You called it a sparkling array of
inventive programming.
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I can't promote that lineup.
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You've got a show where an orangutan
commands a group of crusading
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environmentalists. Oh, he doesn't
command them.
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He merely advises them.
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They don't have to take his advice if
they don't want to.
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Did you say this Saturday? You know, I
am really swamped. Miles, tell him how
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swamped I am.
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News affiliates, that means cutbacks.
And the first place we cut back is the
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news division personnel.
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Well, maybe not you. You've still got a
few good years left.
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The gym is getting low in the tooth.
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Those are 56 -year -old teeth.
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Mr. Lansing, are you actually
considering... Look at my back,
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against the wall!
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I'm crazy!
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You don't know what I'll do!
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All right,
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I'll go, I'll go.
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But it'll cost you.
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I'm taking my son and my nanny, and the
second I get there, I'm cracking open
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that honor bar, and I'm eating my weight
in macadamia nuts, even if it makes me
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sick.
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She's a real smart fuck, Silver.
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I don't know how you put up with her
sometimes.
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Sometimes I don't know myself, sir.
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It's your job, Silver.
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Hi, I'm Corky Sherwood. Thank you for
coming. Get a load of our spirit.
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Hi, Murphy Brown. Get a load of our
spirit.
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I'm saying get a load of our spirit. Get
your own slogan.
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Okay, fine.
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I'll think there's no stopping us now.
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I don't think we'd already decided that
I'd be saying there's no stopping us
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now. Who cares? Geez, what is it with
you guys?
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I'll tell you what it is. We all had to
give up our weekends because of you and
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your big fat mouth.
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Yes. Wasn't our turn to come down here,
Murphy.
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60 minutes turn.
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I hate these things.
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Hi, Baltimore.
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Get a load of our spirit.
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Hi, Murphy Brown.
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That's it. Keep it moving.
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Hi, guys.
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Sorry I'm late.
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Did I miss anything?
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Frank, you were playing golf, weren't
you? Oh, come on. That makes a big
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difference. You've got a scorecard in
your back pocket, your tan ends at your
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wrist, and you dropped a divot over by
the Dr. Quinn ice sculptor.
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Fine. Sue me for trying to jam some fun
into this miserable weekend.
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Hey, Murphy ruined my weekend, too, but
I'm playing my way. Oh, don't talk with
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me, okay? Murphy's starting next year.
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What is this? What is this?
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Is this helping us hang on to our
affiliates? I don't think so.
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Come on, Miles. We've done everything we
can do here. I'm going to go back to
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the hotel. There's an ugly rumor the
water slide closes at 7.
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Oh, no, you are not.
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We've got another hour before our host
for this evening arrives to present the
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fall lineup. So until you hear the
squeals of delight marking the arrival
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Carol O 'Connor and Angela Lansbury...
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The very existence of FYI is to take
care of people.
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Horses of the South have already fallen.
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The Midwest is teetering on the brink.
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This is war.
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We're playing it city by city.
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At this very moment, Spokane is in the
corner telling the Eastern Seaboard how
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funny the Simpsons was last night.
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Now, what are we going to do about it?
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Well...
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There's a guy over there hitting on
Markie Post while his wife was in a
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Maybe I can blackmail him.
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Go, go, make me proud.
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You know, I didn't like the looks of
that Spokane when he first traipsed in
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here. Well, I think somebody's about to
receive a little lecture on loyalty.
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Godspeed.
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Come on, Murphy.
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You know what we have to do?
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Okay.
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You take the fat one, I'll take the bald
one.
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You magnificent bastard.
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You know, if you don't mind my saying
so, Miss Brown, you're a lot
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softer than Andy Romney.
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You know, Bert, as many times as I get
told that, I never get tired of hearing
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it.
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So I guess you'll be staying with the
network.
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Well, I don't know. I'm still worried
about this fall lineup.
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Bert, I just walked like an Egyptian
with you.
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Don't start.
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Now, you listen to me, Buster. The
affiliate network relationship is a
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union, much like this great nation of
ours.
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Now, what would happen if Minnesota woke
up one day and decided it wanted to be
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a part of, say, France? And France said,
sure, come on over. We've got rich
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sauces in the Eiffel Tower. Well, it's
not that easy, bub. All I said was Homer
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makes me laugh.
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Shame on you.
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Babe,
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our network puts on a pretty good
spread, doesn't it?
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I'm guessing you made a few trips to
that onion dip.
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Tic -tac?
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Hi. Can I borrow you for a minute? Grand
Rapids is waffling. He wants to take a
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picture with you. Oh, okay. Excuse me.
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Could you do me a favor? Could you kiss
my head in this picture?
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Okay, that's it.
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Miles, my debt is paid. You kiss his
head. I'm going back to the hotel.
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Frank, what's wrong?
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Angela, Carol, I'm not coming.
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What do you mean, Frank? What did you
do?
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I had Angela Lansbury and Carol O
'Connor with my golf cart.
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It was an absolute, I swear.
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Oh, God.
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Oh, God. I have to tell someone.
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How could you do this to me, Frank? I'm
never going to get out of here. They
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shouldn't have even been there. I had
the right of way.
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I'll say this. I shouldn't even call it
a hit. It was really out of brush. But
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that Angela, she is such a drama queen.
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How do they know? They're fine.
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They just walked them around the parking
lot a few times, and then they trammed
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them over to first aid.
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They were in the parking lot?
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Yeah. So then technically they were on
the premises.
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Yeah. So then technically I'm off the
clock.
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You know, if I take the next monorail, I
can still get rerun down the water
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slide before it closes.
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Ladies and gentlemen, your hosts for
this evening, Carol O 'Connor and Angela
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Lansbury, will be unable to attend
tonight's ceremony.
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But in their place, please help me
welcome Jim Dial and Murphy Brown.
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I see here that Carol and Angela plan to
begin the evening with a little musical
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number, but I don't think Jim and I...
Oh, affiliates, how we love you, how we
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love you, our dear affiliates. Birthday,
the world to... Well,
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that was phrasing.
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Let's just launch right in here, shall
we?
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Ah, Splendid.
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Top ten list. Those could be amusing.
Thanks,
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Jim.
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And now, the top ten reasons why you
should stay with our network.
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Number ten.
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Affiliate fees are not scheduled to rise
until the third quarter, and then at a
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rate which will not exceed the average
established in the prior...
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No, it looked like it was only a top one
list. Thank you, Jim.
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That was delightful.
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Now it's time to present our fabulous
new fall lineup.
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Carol O 'Connor exits.
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Oh, that's me.
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Murphy, back to you.
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Thank you, Jim.
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Let's kick things off with the show all
of us here at the network are most
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excited about.
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The Green Team, a group of environmental
crusaders advised by a crusty but
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lovable orangutan.
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And now, the dashing young star of the
Green Team, Jerry McDonald.
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Thanks for joining us, Jerry.
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They say that like one of our former
network stars, you can turn the world on
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with your smile.
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Next.
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A hilarious new sitcom, Joanie Come
Lately.
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About a blue -collar mom and her brood
of troublesome children. Please welcome
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the star of Joanie Come Lately, Joanie
Malone.
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If it's hip urban comedy you want, look
no further than Todd's Friends, starring
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wry comic Todd Melman.
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Todd's Friends. It's a show about
anything.
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And save some room for a family soup.
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Just pour in one Irish cop, spice it up
with...
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Let's face it, the monkey has a point.
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I've said it before and I'll say it
again. This stuff is crap.
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I can understand why some of you have
thought about...
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Can't it, Jerry? It's my turn. Sure,
we've lost football
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and I know there are a lot of other
networks to choose from these days, but
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trust me, the grass isn't always greener
over there because, let's face it, most
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of their stuff stinks too.
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I say it's all of ours because we don't
demand anything better. As Edward R.
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Murrow once said about television, this
instrument can... It
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can illuminate.
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Yes, it can even inspire.
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But it can do so only to the extent that
humans... Oh, shut up!
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Get this monkey off the stage.
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Great.
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Stan.
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Doesn't having a glass desk bother you?
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I mean, who wants to look at their own
legs all the time?
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How did you know I was back?
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I know everything that goes on down
here.
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By the way, tell Fontana to stop
adjusting himself in the elevator when
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thinks he's all alone.
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Look, Stan, before you start talking,
let me just say that I tried. I really
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did. It's just that I'm a very bad liar.
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You know, all it would take for me to
get back in the White House press room
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to tell Clinton his jogging is paying
off. But every time I look at those
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thighs, I just can't bring myself to do
it.
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Murphy, you screwed up.
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You went down there in front of God
knows how many affiliates. You dumped on
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lineup. I know, Stan, I know. When you
stormed off stage, you shoved dry
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comedian Todd Melvin, star of Todd's
Friends, into a pile of stacking chairs.
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He had a ponytail.
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That doesn't make it right.
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On the other hand, you showed me that I
was using that monkey all wrong. I had
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him in a drama.
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Who knew that chimp was a comedy genius?
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I'm building a whole night around him.
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What? Stan, you're pandering to the
lowest common denominator. That's
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the point I was making down there.
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Thank God nobody heard it because they
were so busy busting her gut over the
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antics of that clever little monkey.
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Why don't you give him a monkey
girlfriend so you can bring in more
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viewers? A monkey with a love interest.
That's not bad.
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Oh, Murphy, I...
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help the network in its hour of need so
if there's anything else you want to say
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to me actually there is one more little
thing that i would really like you to do
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hi milwaukee this is murphy brown
reminding you to catch the banana squad
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fall hi cleveland this is murphy brown
reminding you to catch the banana squad
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this fall
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Hello, Twin Cities. This is Murphy Brown
reminding you to catch The Banana Squad
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this fall on Channel 36.
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We think you're going to love it. Right,
Jerry?
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I can't work like this.
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Hi, New Haven. This is Murphy Brown.
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Hi, New York.
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Are you tired of doing stuff?
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Yes! Then watch Easy TV Summer. It's
four effortless hours of your favorite
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followed by four equally effortless
hours of your other favorite show.
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Well, you make it sound easy. Easy TV
Summer starts Tuesday, July 5th at 10
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on Nick at Night.
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Bonjour, Montreal.
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Just sweet Murphy Brown.
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