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Sunday, Monday, happy day.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, happy day. Thursday,
Friday, happy days.
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The weekend comes, my cycle hums, ready
to race to you.
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These days are ours,
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I feel free.
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These days are ours,
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share them with me.
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Goodbye great sky, hello blue.
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There's nothing can hold me when I hold
you.
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He's so right, you can't be wrong.
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Rockin' and rollin' all week long.
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Monday, Monday, happy days.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, happy days.
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Thursday, Friday, happy days.
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Saturday, what a day.
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Groovin' all week with you.
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No, sweetheart.
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I wore a suit and changed at the
mailbox.
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Hey, Mary, look! It's here, it's here!
Your burpee seed catalog?
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No, my reply from the Pfister Country
Club. Oh, what does it say, dear?
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Give us the Cunningham and... We're
going to be interviewed by the
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committee.
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And my mother said you'd never amount to
anything.
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When did she say that?
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Oh, she called this morning.
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Listen. What a great summer this is
going to be. No more sitting out there
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front on hot days in that little plastic
pool.
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Oh, I'm so glad, Diggs. You always made
me blow it up.
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No letters from Richie. Ever since the
Army transferred him to Greenland,
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there's no letters.
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Well, you know how busy the Army is.
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In Greenland? Now what's he doing?
Sucking blubber?
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chasing him? I got a letter from Richie.
Well, that's no reason to become
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hysterical. He asked me to marry him.
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I haven't given my answer yet. What
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is it?
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That's always been our wish. Oh, but
there's one problem. Let me read this
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letter. You'll have to come up here for
the wedding because I have no leave for
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a year.
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I'm sorry I can't send the money to get
here, but a private barely makes enough
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to live on.
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Love always, your little snuggle bug,
Richie.
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Oh, snuggle bug. Isn't that the cutest
thing you ever heard?
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It's right up there.
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I can't wait to get married. I can't
either.
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But I can't afford the trip to
Greenland. It'll cost... $800?
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Wow, that's a lot.
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Lori Beth, don't you worry. Howard will
pay for the trip. Yeah. Sure, Lori Beth.
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I'll pay for the trip.
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Where am I going to get the money,
Marion?
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Well, you can use the money that we've
saved up to join the country club. Sure.
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Howard?
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What, the country club, Marion? Daddy.
I'll pay for the trip. I'll be hungry.
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Oh, thanks, Mr. Cunningham.
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Ah, Dad.
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and take your money. I don't want to
start married life in debt.
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No, no, it's not a debt. You consider it
a wedding gift, huh? Oh, it's too much.
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I think if we're ready to get married,
we've got to be ready to take care of
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ourselves. I feel very strongly about
that. Well, somehow we're going to get
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to Greenland. I won't rest until you do.
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come true as the best show on
television.
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What's so great about a bunch of poor
housewives describing only tragedies in
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their lives, huh? It's real. It's
pathos. It's heart -rending. It's heart.
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Hey, how you doing, guys? Nice to see
you.
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That's the girl I wanted to see. I got a
stupendous surprise for you. What? Are
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you kidding?
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800 simoleons, every one with your name
on them, right there. Mom.
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Hey, you're not taking it from me. Are
you kidding? I entered a raffle. I put
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your name on one. I got tired of signing
my name, you know. You won. It's
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America can happen.
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No, Fonz, I don't believe you. You don't
believe moi?
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No. Just like I didn't believe you found
$800 in your Wheaties. All right, all
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right, all right. That was silly, you
know.
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I will figure out some way to get to
Richie without taking money from our
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friends.
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All right. Let me just tell you
something.
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You change your mind, anything I got is
yours, all right?
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Except, of course, my Lone Ranger
toothbrush, because hygiene is very
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to me.
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Oh, Pete. What? A rhinoceros. Where?
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There. Okay, cute.
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Bond. What?
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A blonde.
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Where? Here.
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At last, a commercial.
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Oh, Laurie Beth.
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I didn't see you come in. Yeah, hi, Al.
Listen, can I talk to you for a minute?
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What? Well, see, a waitress quit last
night. I wonder if you want the job.
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Oh, of course.
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How much does the job pay?
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$800 a week to start.
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Then we negotiate.
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Al, you're as bad as Fonzie. I mean, I
really do appreciate... Shh, shh, shh.
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Quiet, quiet. The show's back on again.
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Uh, Charlie, T .L. Oh, Laurie, Beth,
there you are. I've been looking
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for you. Hi, Mom.
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Give me a minute, Laurie Beth.
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Howard and I, Dad and I, want you to
come for dinner tonight.
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Well, Al, you can come too.
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No,
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he's watching Dreams Can Come True.
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Oh, that's where the housewives tell
those sad, pathetic stories.
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Then the audience votes, and the winner
has their dream come true.
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Howard just hates it when I watch that.
He says it's terrible the way these
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women humiliate themselves on
television.
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What is life without humiliation?
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Hello?
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Al's water worked.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, hold on a second. Lori
Beth.
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Thanks, Chachi.
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Hello?
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Yes, I'm running an ad to sell my hi
-fi.
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Well, I paid $150 worth three years ago.
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What do you think is fair?
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$800?
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many nice tripods. That was not a good
idea.
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Hey, hey, everybody, come on. They're
going to announce the winner.
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Oh, boy, I hope they pick number one.
Why? Well, her husband was chopping down
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tree and it fell on their 12 children.
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Now they all have amnesia.
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I didn't think of this before. Lori
Beth, you're going to go on a show.
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going to get a ticket to Greenland.
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No way, huh? They only take women who
have a husband and children.
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A minor detail, Al, a minor detail. I
will think of something. Bring to your
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stuff. I could go on for Lori Beth. I
have a husband and children. I got it.
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You're going to go on for Lori Beth.
You've got a husband and children.
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That's a great idea.
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I thought so. I would just love to do
that. Thank you.
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Howard sees you on the show.
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He never watches it. He never watches
it. Oh, this is so exciting. Marion on
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James Crandall Drew.
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Oh, look up here. The kids. The 12 kids.
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There they are.
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Come on. She's your mother. Hug her.
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Oh, look at the bumps on their heads.
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Oh, no.
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It seems strange, doesn't it? Oh, look
at this.
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You know, it looks bigger on television.
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TV makes everything look bigger.
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It does?
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This is so exciting.
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Now, where are you going?
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There's a lot of ladies here.
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Hi, ladies.
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I'm Al Delvecchio, proprietor of Argo's.
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Tissues, anyone?
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Hey, we better get some seats before
they're taken. Good luck, Mom.
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What's the matter? Somebody take a seat.
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Burns, the genial host of Dreams Can't
Come True.
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Stopping over here.
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Hi, I'm Bobby Burns. Nice to have you as
a contestant on our show.
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Bobby, that's our script girl. She's
been with us three years.
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Does she work here? Yeah, the
contestant. Hi, I'm Bobby Burns. Nice to
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as a contestant on our show.
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I'm Marion Cunningham, and Mr. Burns,
may I tell you what a pleasure it is to
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meet you.
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Naturally, thank you.
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This is the lady with the sun in
Greenland. Remember, I read you her
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yes, Greenland. That's where they have
all those little kangaroos.
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Let me tell you something. Your hero is
a real Momo.
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Sit down and tell me why you believe
dreams can come true.
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Well, my son was drafted in the army,
and then they shipped him out to
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Greenland. And he wants to marry his
girlfriend, Lori Beth. But Lori Beth has
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got to get a ticket for $800.
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So that's it.
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Does she have to be on the show? Yeah,
Bobby, she's already booked.
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And don't worry, we have some nice
consolation prizes.
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I'll be in my dressing room. Not yet,
Bobby. We have to go to the commercials.
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We'll see you all later.
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Arthur,
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he hated my story. He didn't hate your
story. He didn't hate your story. Look,
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I've been watching this show until it
needs a little more theatrics. You know,
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you've got to put some oomph into it.
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Oomph? That's right. You've got to
pretend like you're doing a play. That's
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That's it, Mrs. Cunningham.
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Pretend you're doing a play at that
little theater, that's all.
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Grab hold of that heart strings and play
them like a violin.
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Right. Hi, I'm Bobby Burns. Nice to have
you as a contestant on the show. We met
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her already, Bobby.
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Enjoy yourself. Have a good time.
Remember, keep on dreaming.
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It's the pant that ate Fred Mertz.
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Although they appear to be typical
menswear, these pants are a parasite.
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Trousers that slowly consume their
unlucky host.
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Fred's appetite increases, as he is now
eating for both himself and his pants.
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And once they get a hold of his necktie,
they never let go.
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Watch the eternal struggle between a man
and his pants on I Love Lucy,
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weeknights at 11, right here on TV Land.
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Thank goodness, Playtex now gives you
bras in half sizes for nearly A, B, and
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and everyone in between.
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Half sizes, better fit, only from
Playtex.
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So what did the doctor say? He said the
pain that wakes me up at night is from
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arthritis. Really? He said I should take
Aleve. Doctors know Aleve stops
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arthritis pain for up to 12 hours, so
pain won't interrupt your sleep.
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I see the Aleve works.
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All night long.
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Aleve.
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Johnny wants a pair of skates.
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Susie wants a sled.
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Nellie wants a picture book.
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Yellow, blue, and red.
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Now I think I'll leave to you what to
give the rest.
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Choose for me, dear Santa Claus. You
will know the best.
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The end.
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Love you, Mom.
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Read it again?
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The Hallmark Store is a Santa book. Free
when you buy three Hallmark cards.
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Wear only at Hallmark Gold Crown.
Imagine what's in store.
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Go ahead. You can handle it. Now you can
take on the curves, the twists, the
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turns with the revolutionary Craftsman
3D Sander, only from Sears. It's three
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rotating discs, pivot, adjusting to all
sorts of shapes and surfaces.
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Convex. Concave, curved, and flat.
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Live from WCAC Studios in downtown
Milwaukee, it's time for Dreams Can Come
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True. And here's the genial host of
Dreams Can Come True, the dream man
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Bobby Burns.
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you and welcome to dreams can come true
where it pays to be miserable hey we've
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got a great show for you today with
three new contestants competing for
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dream prize our three ladies are anxious
to get started and we're going to be
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hearing from our first contestant marion
cunningham after these important words
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about how to get rid of soap
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I don't understand where Marion could
be. She's usually home every evening.
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Mr. Cunningham, I hope you realize
you're not the only candidate for the
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Country Club. We can't sit around here
all night.
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Oh, well, I'm sorry, Mr. and Mrs.
Corrigan, but, well, you see, this is
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night, and that's when she usually goes
to her charity meeting.
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If you have any questions, I'll be happy
to answer them for you. Mr. Cunningham,
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is your family the one who sits outdoors
on hot days in a...
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Plastic pool.
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Us? Oh, no, no, that's the Burkharts
next door. It's absolutely disgraceful.
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They're making a mockery out of the
whole neighborhood.
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I'm going to have to have another talk
with them.
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Fine, because what we look for in our
members above all else is dignity.
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And the initiation fee.
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Mr. C, Mr. C, I got here as fast as I
could.
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Guess where Mr. C is?
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She's at a charity meeting.
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Wrong.
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And a friend of yours?
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Oh, well, he's a pet project of
Marion's. Yes, you see, he's an
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youth from Burma who Marion invites into
the home for milk and cookies
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sometimes. No milk and cookies today,
Sabu. But, Mr. C, Mr. C! Sabu, it's time
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to excuse yourself and say goodbye. The
television!
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The television!
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Welcome back to Dreams Can Come True.
Our first dream chaser is the wife of a
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hardware salesman right here in
Milwaukee, Marion Cunningham.
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for you to step into that spotlight of
dreams.
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That's not, uh... She's not... Oh, my
gosh.
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And then there was that awful winter
when Richie caught ringworm from our cat
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and had to have his head shaved.
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That was an awful time for him.
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All the little kids in the neighborhood
would come up to him, squeeze his head
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to see if it was right.
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I thought he looked adorable.
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One day, too small to climb the tree in
front of our house. The next, playing
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basketball. Oh, they grow up so fast.
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And then, he fell in love with Lori
Beth.
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I remember the time I met her.
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She was wearing his Letterman sweater,
and her arms were so short that the
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little sleeves just hung down like
flippers, just flattened back and forth.
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I'll never forget the look in Richard's
eyes when he was with her.
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And now a man in uniform in Uncle Sam's
army way
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out there in icy Greenland, risking
frostbite to defend this great country
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ours, separated from his loved ones for
the first time.
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If my dream can come true, Lori Beth
will get her ticket to go to Greenland,
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she and Richie...
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Lubbock, Texas, Miss Emily Sitz.
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Well, Stan Sitz.
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I'm here today because my husband Earl's
been out of work for the past two
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years. He was fired after a back injury
at the plant.
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I started taking in the neighbor's
laundry till there was a fire and the
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burned down.
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There wasn't any insurance.
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What little money we had, well, it was
in the house at the time of the fire.
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We were saving that money for little
Earl Jr.
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to go to Rodeo Clown College.
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Oh, yeah, I almost forgot.
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Both my parents need an operation or
they're going to die.
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Thank you, Emily. Listen, we'll be right
back with contestant number three.
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After these important words, about 16
ways to surprise your family with...
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Cheese.
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Oh, that was such a sad story, and
hardly anyone clapped for it. Oh, she
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put any oomph in it, you know?
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She's got nothing to oomph about.
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I sort of feel guilty.
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Oh, no, we couldn't have known about
her, and we shouldn't have felt guilty,
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know? Fonz.
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Whoa.
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That was the saddest story I ever heard.
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Are you kidding? It stunk. She stood
there like a dummy. My husband Earl's
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of work.
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Contestant number three, all the way
from Bangor, Maine, let's hear it for
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Hanley.
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I'm here today because my husband was
transporting dynamite when kaboom!
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Well, we've heard all three
heartbreaking stories, and now is the
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big moment to decide which of these
three ladies will have their dreams come
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true. And to do that, we'll go to our
applause meter.
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This is terrible.
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I didn't want the money this badly. I
know. It's so embarrassing.
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I'm embarrassed. Are you embarrassed,
Bob?
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Don't say my name out loud.
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He's embarrassed.
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Now, remember, it's up to you people
right here in our studio audience to
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down deep in your hearts and pick a
winner.
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Who will it be?
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Will it be Helen? Will it be Marion?
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Or will it be Emily?
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Let's hear it first.
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Congratulations. Well, Marion, I know
it's an exciting moment for me, but tell
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me, tell your dream man, how do you
feel?
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Lousy. Well, 800 is as high as we go.
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No, that's not what I mean. I thought
that everything would just be wonderful
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I could win the ticket for Lori better
than she could go to Greenland and marry
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Richie. But now, after listening to
Helen and Emily, I realize that
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is already wonderful.
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These two ladies have real problems.
Lord, do they have problems.
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Now, this really belongs to you.
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Now, this is not enough. It's just a
start to try to get your family back on
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feet. And you take that little boy and
get him into rodeo college.
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Rodeo clown college.
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Oh, yeah.
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Well, this has just been such a special
day for me.
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And I thank you all so much. Not the
face.
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Hey, isn't she a doll? That's it for
today. We'll be back tomorrow with
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big show.
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Dreams can come true. Join us in.
Goodbye.
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that was great. What else do you want to
watch?
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Uh, Sabu, would you mind stepping
outside with me for just a second,
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sure.
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Mr.
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Cunningham, your wife is a remarkable
woman. She demonstrated a lot of class.
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We're going to recommend you for
membership.
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Well, thank you very much, but I've
decided not to join.
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You just... Well, I'm really not
kidding.
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You see, I'm going to give my initiation
fee to my new daughter -in -law.
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I should have insisted that she take it
in the first place.
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But somehow I let her talk me out of it
because I wanted to join the country
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club. Well, I was wrong.
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Thank you so much for your time and good
day.
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ever want Howard to know about this.
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I saw the show there.
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What did you think?
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I think you were just beautiful.
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Oh, let me tell you something, Mr. C.
That's very, very lovely because this
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woman was worried.
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I almost forgot. Last night, this tooth
dropped right out of my mouth, right? I
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put it under my pillow and a tooth fairy
brought me 800 smackers just for you.
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$700 for a tooth?
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Oh, yeah, we're talking a big tooth like
a fang, you know.
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Fonzie, look, this is my responsibility.
Now, I know that you're a very generous
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man, but I am the father of the groom.
And this is going to be my wedding gift
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to Richie and Lori Beth. Right.
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Now, Lori Beth, I know how you feel
about... I'll take it. What changed your
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mind? Oh, those two poor women, Helen
and Emily, they had nobody to turn to
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help. I do.
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I'm so lucky. Why should I be ashamed to
have friends?
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Do you see that? I told you everything
would work out all right. Now, I am so
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excited about this wedding. We have so
many lists to make. There is not much...
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Marion, save your breath. You'll need it
to blow up the pool.
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Fonz, I think you're the sweetest, most
generous man in the whole world.
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Well, at least let me pay for the
wedding cake.
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Richie and I will do the same when you
get married. Hey, you don't got to do
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that. You know what you could do?
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What, Fonz?
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I'll tell you what you could do. You
name your firstborn after me.
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What if it's a girl?
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So?
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Next on the Brady Bunch, they're
cousins.
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Identical cousins.
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Alice's militaristic double is in town.
They could have used Andy Davis's real
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-life twin to play Emma, but they
didn't. Stay tuned for episode 70 next
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Lab.
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Bye. Bye.
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