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Monday, Monday, happy days. Tuesday,
Wednesday, happy days.
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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 our happy days.
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These days are our happy days.
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Goodbye, gray sky, hello, blue.
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Nothing can hold me when I hold you.
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It's all right. You can't be wrong.
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Rockin' and rollin' all week long.
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this. The fried eggs and bacon form two
eyes and a mouth.
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Oh, that just reminds me of Richie and
his little round face.
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Morning, Marion.
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Morning, dear. Morning, Tony.
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Morning, Daddy.
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Morning.
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Hey, what are you cooking up? They're
not going to let Khrushchev into
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Disneyland. Oh.
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want anything special?
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Mm -hmm. Bring some money back.
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You always complain about the grocery
bill. You're the biggest eater.
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I am not the biggest eater, Marion.
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Just so happens that Jiminy Crickets.
Mom, I think you're hurt.
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Laurie Beth!
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For goodness sake, how long have you
been standing there?
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Laurie Beth?
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Are you in there?
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There's a letter in her hand, Howard.
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It's like your mother holding a bottle
of gin.
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Looks like it's from Richie.
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I'm getting married.
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We know that, dear, to Richie. Yes, we
know.
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No, I'm getting married in two weeks.
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Richie wants to get married as soon as
possible. The army's getting real
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He's tired of dancing at the canteen
with Ralph.
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Richie's working on a top -secret base.
Even Bob Hope hasn't been there.
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Wow.
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You won't get to leave for a year. I'll
have to fly up there.
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Well, we'll all fly up to Greenland with
you. Yeah. No, Mom, it's a restricted
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base. Only wives are allowed.
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Oh. Oh.
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You mean we won't even go to our son's
wedding?
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Well, he promised me I could be his
bridesmaid. Oh, all my life I've waited
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our children's wedding.
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Well, no, that's too selfish of me. The
important thing is that our son is
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marrying a wonderful, wonderful girl.
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That's what counts.
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Now, don't anybody be alarmed. I'm going
to start to cry now.
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Yes?
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Cunningham, Howard Z?
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Yes? You got a son, Cunningham Richard
J?
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Captain John Slaughter, U .S. Army.
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Would you like some coffee, Captain?
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Oh, thank you, ma 'am. Very nice of you.
Get in, please.
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Thank you, sir. Oh, this is Laurie Bath.
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Oh, you're the one for whom Private
Cunningham requested a visitor's pass.
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Yes, sir.
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And this is my daughter, Joni, and her
boyfriend, Chachi Arcola.
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Why aren't you in the Army?
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I'm in high school.
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See? Army.
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You can choose your own job.
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The best one is, uh...
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What do they call those things? They're
made of armor. They got a big gun
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sticking out of them.
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Tanks. You're welcome.
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Oh, we all love that one down at the
recruiting station.
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Captain, what about the visitor's pass?
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Right.
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The sign is... Lines 1 -2 -3 - and 9.
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Three copies.
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Why are they...
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copies. One for you, one for the army,
and one we destroy so the Russians won't
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get it.
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Here you are, Captain.
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Thank you, ma 'am.
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Please sit down. Thank you, ma 'am.
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And you're a lucky little lady, since
the base is restricted, only wives are
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allowed to visit. I know.
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It's funny, I never thought I'd ever get
married in Greenland.
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You're not married yet?
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No, not yet.
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Then you can't get clearance.
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You just said the wives could get on the
base. The wives can, but she's not a
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wife yet.
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Well, do you have a chapel on the base?
Yes, 20 pews.
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Well, then she'll fly up there and get
married in the chapel. She can't get on
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the base to get married in the chapel
because she isn't married yet. Well,
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is ridiculous. It's beginning to sound
like Abbott and Costello. Who's on
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I don't know. Third base. Wait a minute.
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Now, look, this is getting a little out
of hand.
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Now, what's the big problem? Private
Cunningham is on leave in a year.
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Oh, we can't wait a year.
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Yeah, he's stuck up there with Ralph
Mouth. Oh, that Mouth boy.
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He's the one who tried to go AWOL by
mailing himself to his mother.
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Isn't there anything we can do, sir? I'm
sorry.
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Move it. Oh.
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Rules are rules. You make one exception
and a nation crumbles, as you were.
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Too bad this isn't the old west. In
those days, if a man and woman were
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they'd get married by means of proxy.
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And why don't you tell me something I
don't know, you know?
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I don't know that. Why don't you tell
me... You see, Fonz, in those days, if a
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man couldn't attend his own wedding,
what they would do is he would send a
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-in, a representative, proxy, if you
will. If you will what?
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You see, Fonz, they would continue on
with the wedding and everything would be
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completely legal.
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All right, the question is, is it legal
today?
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I see no reason why it wouldn't be.
Well, why can't we... do that? We could
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a minister right here in our own home,
and then somebody could stand in for
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Richard, and after the marriage, you
would be allowed to go to Greenland.
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I'll tell you something else we could
do.
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We get a phone, right? We call Richie
up, and he calls us. We got him right
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for the ceremony.
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Okay, now assuming this is legal, and I
think it is, only one question remains.
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Who is going to be Richie's proxy?
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You like to be Richie's proxy?
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Yes, please.
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Children are smiling.
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Families are decorating.
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Santa Claus is beating up the gunman.
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Must be that time of year.
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Time for TV Land's fourth annual
marathon.
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Our yearly weekend of holiday episodes.
Filled with enough joy and cheer to put
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everyone in the holiday spirit.
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Even you, Scrooges.
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Scrooge did it.
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Get a stocking full of TV satisfaction
with a 48 -hour marathon. All this
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weekend, only on TV Land.
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Good. Have you noticed that the fancier
the shopping bag, the more you have to
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spend? Well, I sure have. That's why I
shop at Tuesday morning. No fancy
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shopping bags there. Just close -out
savings of 50 to 80 % off retail on
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beautiful home accessories and gifts.
It's where I find special treasures like
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this one.
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So the next time you shop, skip the
fancy bags. Go straight to Tuesday
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where you're sure to find a treasure
every time you shop.
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Mom, I'm overwhelmed.
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We're going to have to postpone this
wedding.
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How about something to eat? The church
music, the florist, the arrangements.
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Okay. And then what about the
bridesmaids dresses?
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Now, do I have to include Cousin Ruth?
Katie, we've got 11 months.
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We can do this.
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And getting David's family to cut their
mullet?
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Put it on the list.
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It's that extra goodness in Sarah Lee
homestyle bread, along with our bagels.
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They're just another reason why.
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That number again is 1 -800 -641 -5522.
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I'll get it! I'll get it! I'm coming!
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Coming!
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Oh, thank heaven, the cake!
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You are an hour late!
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Sorry, ladies, Saturdays are crazy.
Everybody thinks they're the only affair
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town. Why does that cake say Happy Bar
Mitzvah Herbie?
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Our name is Cunningham. Is that a bar
mitzvah name?
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I want to know a customer's... I'm
sorry, lady. Sorry? Well, let's cut the
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mustard, bucko.
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Marion.
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Marion, what is going on down here? The
wedding is a disaster.
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Fix it.
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Happy Bar Mitzvah Herbie?
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What if we take a little bride and stick
it next to the bar mitzvah boy?
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What if we take it back and fix it?
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That's another choice.
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That's the choice you're going to make.
I got some stuff in the truck. I'll have
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it fixed right up.
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Why aren't you dressed?
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Well, I washed some things and I wanted
to dry them by the oven. Well, will you
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please hurry up? There are going to be
people here any minute.
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He went on a psychology field trip with
his school, and the bus broke down just
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outside Chicago.
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Well, who's going to sing?
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Well, there's always Al.
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We'll play a record.
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I've got to finish dressing. Will you
guys please answer the door for me? Oh,
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it'll be a pleasure, Mr. C. Hey, Mr. C.
What?
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Just think.
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Maybe someday you'll be getting dressed
for Joanie's wedding.
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To someone I know real well.
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I hope you're invited.
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Thanks a lot.
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is with my body.
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I'm not wearing it, you don't. That's
okay with me. Johnny, will you get in
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and help me?
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Good morning.
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Hi. I'm Reverend Dan. I never heard of
you. I'm Roger Phillips. This is Chachi
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Arcola. What is the silliest thing I
ever heard?
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you a hundred times that you don't dry
clothes in the oven.
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When did you start wearing a bra?
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Daddy!
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She, uh, set her bra on fire.
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A lot of people do that now.
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Must be Richie.
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No, no, no. I'm Marion's nephew, Roger
Phillips.
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Oh. Well, then you must be Richie. Oh,
no, no. My name is Chachapola.
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Oh.
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You're Richie? No.
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Oh, thank God.
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Excuse me.
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You've never seen Richie?
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Well, Lord.
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Beth did send us a very nice picture of
Richie, but before it got to us, the
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insects had eaten its face.
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We have African flies that could carry
away a house.
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Where is Richie anyway? I'm so anxious
to meet him. Oh, Richie's in Greenland.
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You mean he skipped out on my daughter?
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No, he's being married by phone. Lori
Beth didn't tell you.
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Well, we were in Nairobi when the
message reached us. It had to be relayed
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jungle drums.
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They must have dropped a beat.
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Beth, or is she phoning it in, too? Oh,
no, no. She's right upstairs getting
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ready. First door on your left. Oh, I
can't wait to see her.
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Those were Lori Beth's parents?
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Yeah. Why didn't you introduce me?
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Oh, Al, I'm sorry. Look, when they come
down again, I'll introduce you, okay?
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She thought I was Richie. I know.
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You should have introduced me. I'm
sorry.
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You're a vision of loveliness.
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I got so nervous, I started to dress
last night.
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I slept standing up.
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You are not the one getting married.
Now, what are you so nervous about?
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Well, I'll tell you. You know, I'm
standing in for my good friend, right? I
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don't want to mess up.
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Are you listening to yourself, huh?
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The Fonz messed up?
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Yeah. Yeah.
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So beautiful.
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Well, where are the Cunninghams?
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Richie? Roxy.
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Wouldn't it be beautiful if Richard
actually were here? Like he'd come in
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door, he'd sweep Lori Beth off her feet,
carry her over the threshold.
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I'm here.
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I didn't think I'd make it, but I jumped
on that plane and I am here.
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Oh, he's here.
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Oh, I'm so sorry,
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baby. No, no, excuse me.
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Excuse me, but that is not Richie.
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He's one of Richie's friends, Patsy
Webber. Oh?
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ever been this excited to see me.
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I'll always remember this day.
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Richie! Oh, Richie!
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Oh, it's Richie. Well, Richard, what
kept you so long for calling?
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Oh, he had to wait in line at the
barracks to use the phone.
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Oh, Richard, are you eating all right,
dear? Are you wearing your thermal
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underwear? You're not drinking out of
the other boy's canteen, are you?
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You just go get the girls ready, will
you, please?
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Rich!
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How do you feel?
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Oh, that's great. Now, look, I'm going
to turn you over to the Reverend
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He's going to perform the ceremony.
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Okay, hold on. Here you are. All right,
everyone. Come on now.
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Hello,
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Richard. How are you?
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I haven't seen you since you shouted out
the baseball scores in church.
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Yes, I forgive you.
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Richard, are you ready to begin?
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Fine. Here's your proxy.
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Richie! How you doing, huh?
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You excited? You nervous?
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Yeah, me too.
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I'm going to tell you something. I bet
you can't wait for her to get on that
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bird to fly way up there to Greenland,
huh?
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I bet you can't wait for tonight either,
huh?
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Sorry, Red.
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All right, Red.
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Here we go. You ready?
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Whoa.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Patsy's going to sing
as always. That's right.
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Truly dear.
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Life with its sorrow.
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Life with its dear.
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They become your parents.
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Oh, they look happy, yeah.
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And here comes your cousin, Raj.
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Oh, Mrs. Allen, she tripped on the
stairs.
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It's all right.
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And there's Joanie, beautiful Joanie.
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You ought to see her all in lavender,
you know.
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I love you, Richie, and I miss you.
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Richie, here she comes. It's
unbelievable.
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She looks too good for words. Remember
that bike we saw in the window for $4
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,000?
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Think about that in a white dress, you
know?
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She just walked out the door, Rich.
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All right, look.
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We're ready to go.
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Her dad's putting her on my arm. She's
on my arm.
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Good luck.
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We are gathered here today in the sight
of God and of this gathering.
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Marion, are you all right?
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Something is missing.
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Yeah, I feel the same way.
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If any man can show just cause why they
may not be lawfully joined together, let
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him speak now or forever hold his peace.
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Yes, I'd like to say something.
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All right, Richie, I think your father's
gone bonzo.
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No, no, I haven't gone bonzo.
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Forgive me, please, Laurie Beth.
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Look, David and Emily, you flew all the
way here to be with your daughter on her
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wedding day, and, well, we feel a need
to be with our son in some way, too, so
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if this doesn't sound too crazy, I
wonder if you'd all indulge us for just
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minutes while we go into the kitchen and
talk to our son on the phone in
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private, huh?
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I'm sorry.
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Hey, let me tell you, it's not crazy.
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I mean, we can amuse ourselves. You
know, Jenny will learn how to catch the
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and practice supertoons.
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This is your mother.
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I'm sorry that we stopped the wedding,
but we wanted to talk to you, dear.
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There's something that I was planning to
say to you when this day arrived, and I
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thought I would be saying it to your
face.
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Well, maybe I'd better let your father
go first, because I can't think what I
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want to say.
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Hi, Rich.
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Yeah, hi, son. I'm very proud of you
today.
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But then I've always been proud of you.
You know that.
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I mean, since the day you were born,
you've always been a source of pleasure
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pride to both your mother and myself.
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Well, if I could say anything to you on
this day... Oh, I thought of what I
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wanted to say. Oh,
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I'm sorry.
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It's okay.
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Richard, I guess what I wanted to say is
simply this.
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In the past, your mother and I have
always been here when you needed us.
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And now that you're getting married,
nothing has changed for us.
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We're still your parents, and we're
still here, and we always will be here.
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And we love you very much.
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You have to remarry, of course.
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Richard, this is your mother again.
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I can't help thinking of the day that
you were born.
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And the moment when the nurse put you in
my arms for the first time.
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And somehow, I always feel that no
matter where you are or what you do,
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always in my arms.
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Richard, this little talk has made your
mother very happy.
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Yeah, so what do you say we get...
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Okay, everyone.
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Thank you for your patience. We're ready
now.
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You bet.
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Here we go.
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All right.
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Richard, will you have this woman to be
your lawful wedded wife?
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Do you promise to love her, comfort her,
honor and keep her in sickness and in
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health so long as you both shall live?
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh.
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We do.
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Laurie Beth, will you have this man to
be your wedded husband?
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Do you promise to love him, comfort him,
honor and keep him in sickness and in
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health so long as you both shall live?
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I do.
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You lucky dog.
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And now the ring to symbolize the
togetherness you will always share.
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All right, I'm getting a ring now from
Chachi.
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It's officially on her finger.
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Yeah.
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What next?
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That's it.
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By the power vested in me by the state
of Wisconsin, I now pronounce you
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and wife.
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You may kiss the phone.
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Hello?
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Richard Cunningham, and I love you.
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Mrs. Cunningham, Richard J.
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Now you have lots of little commandos.
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Hey, Lori Beth, are you ready, right?
You've got a rendezvous to go up there
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keep my buddy Richie warm for the first
time in a year.
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Boy, am I ready.
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All right.
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Whoa, this is heavy. If I didn't know
better, I figured you got Herbie's cake
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here.
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Let's move it.
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Thank you, everybody.
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Thank you.
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Wonderful wedding.
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Give me a kiss. I wish.
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The Brady Bunch is next, so keep on,
keep on, keep on watching. The Silver
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Platters make their big debut with their
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Day. You know you want to sing along.
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So stay tuned for episode 88, Amateur
Night.
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