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Now this is the kind of case that really
breaks your heart.
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This woman was hit by a recycling truck
even as she separated her glass from her
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plastics.
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She's been in a coma for two weeks.
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She suffered cranial confusions and
multiple fractures.
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The only thing we can really do for her
now is keep her as...
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comfortable as possible.
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Get out, Arkin, you big baby.
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God, Adam.
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Hey, you know, she started it, okay?
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She's supposed to be in a coma. She
keeps making all these noises.
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I can't believe you're still mad about
Camelot. It was an accident. Get over
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Yeah, you took a big flamboyant bow and
you broke my nose.
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I was just giving the people what they
wanted. After all, they had to sit
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through your solo.
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You know, you were just jealous back
then because I got better reviews than
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Better reviews?
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They said you were no Robert Goulet. Oh,
and that's a bad thing?
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Somebody please let me down.
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I'm feeling another flamboyant bow
coming on. With pleasure.
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Thank you.
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I'd like you to meet the actress who
will be playing our newest surgeon.
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Andrea Stone, come eat Sybil's shirt in
our vegetable du jour.
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Sybil, alone in bed, as usual.
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Listen, Andrea, you're not going to
steal this part from me.
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They've already fitted me for the
casket.
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I know.
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I heard they went over budget.
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And at our funeral scene, I'm still
going to be less of a stiff than you.
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Well, darling, this is your last chance
to learn from a pro because I'm getting
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married and retiring from the business.
Really?
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Retiring? Yes!
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I'm so happy for you.
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No, Sybil, I'll envy you. So cheerfully
suffering all the degradation they heap
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upon you aging character actresses.
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Well, we can't all be like you, Andrea,
playing the ingenue decade after decade
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after decade after decade.
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Besides... Ron Howard's going to degrade
me into taking a great little part in
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his new film.
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I'm having my third meeting with him
Wednesday.
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Ron Howard, really?
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Good for you.
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I guess I'll just have to make do with
being a lady of leisure.
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Oh, I do wish this darn thing weren't so
heavy.
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What, your leg?
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No.
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My fiancé and I met two weeks ago in the
Bahamas. Oh, he's a plastic surgeon,
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fabulously successful.
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I'm going to be the next Mrs. Richard
Thorpe.
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Richard... Richard Thorpe?
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You're marrying Dr.
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Dick?
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Hey,
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Nina, check it out. You ever seen one of
these chat rooms?
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Tell me you're not one of those pathetic
losers who talks dirty to strangers on
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the Internet.
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I'm next.
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and Nina go upstairs? I need some
privacy.
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We were here first.
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Fine. Stay here and help me tell
Marianne her ex -husband's getting
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Board up the windows, hide all the
breakables, run, and don't look back.
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Ira, what's today's lame excuse for
coming over and hanging out?
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No lame excuse. I just happen to realize
you don't have a sundial.
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You've got two minutes.
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Hey, you want to go to Richard's wedding
with me?
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You know about that?
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Yeah, he invited me while we were
playing golf this week. By the way,
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Marianne taking it?
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Oh, you know Marianne.
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She'll be fine until she hears about it.
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Ah, you're right.
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This will kill her.
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So, you want to go with me?
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I could never betray Marianne like that.
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Oh, come on, Thib. We always have so
much fun at weddings. You know the way
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can sneak off and reconsummate our own
nuptials?
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Yeah, I remember.
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You always got to I do before I did.
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Oh, hi, Ira.
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Hi, Miriam.
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Wow. Did you see what just happened?
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Yes, I did.
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He came this close to noticing you.
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All right.
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What was so important?
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Okay, I'm just going to say it right
out.
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No beating around the bush, no waffling,
no sugarcoating.
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Sybil, you're making me hungry.
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Richard is getting married.
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So, did he meet her or build her?
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A little of both, actually.
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Marianne, did you hear me?
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Dr. Dick is getting remarried.
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I heard you.
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Who's the lucky lady?
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That soap actress I threw down the
canyon last year.
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The blonde or the brunette?
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Andrea, the blonde. The one that didn't
bounce.
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Are you sure this is sinking in?
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Oh, you're sweet to worry, darling, but
please.
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I'm off to get a massage from a beefy
sweet.
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Ben Hallstrom.
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I met him at Betty Fjord.
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Betty Fjord?
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I knew this would kill her.
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Hola, señorita Rosa.
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¿Dónde está señora Marianne?
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Aquí.
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Marianne, it's worse than I thought.
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You're touching dirt.
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This is outrageous.
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14 maids in three years, and not one of
them knows how to Q -tip a nude.
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Don't they have nice things in
Guatemala?
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Did you actually say Q -tip a nude?
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Stop scrubbing. You're scaring me.
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We've got to talk about this.
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You're right.
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No more avoidance.
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Oh, is that John John on the cover of
Vanity Fair?
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You know, Abe Lincoln's son, Tad Tad,
was a hunk, too.
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Coincidence? You be the judge.
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Oh, my.
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Richards invited me to his wedding.
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After all the stalkings, the prank
calls, that thing with the porcupine, he
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still has the class to reach out and
include me in the worst moment of my
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I didn't even know he was seriously
dating someone.
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The one time I don't follow him on his
vacation, look what happens.
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That's it, Marianne. Let it all out.
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And if you can't, I could use somebody
twice a week.
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Sorry for the delay, Sybil. Mr. Howard's
meeting is just wrapping up.
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Oh, that's no problem at all. I'm sure
Ron and I will be spending a lot of time
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together. By the way, should I fill out
a W -4 form while I'm waiting?
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Uh -huh.
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Good, Sybil.
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Should I fill out a W -4 form while I'm
waiting?
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Thanks a lot, Ron. I'll see you later.
Bye -bye.
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Sybil!
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Are you making a food delivery?
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Andrea, I thought you retired.
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By popular demand.
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Well, not quite yet, darling. You know,
when you said you thought you had this
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part, I just had to come down and give
Opie another option.
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He lets you call him Opie.
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Congratulations, Andrea. I'll see you on
the set.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Sybil.
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Ron decided to, uh...
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Go another way.
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He let you call him Opie?
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Oh, there, there, dear. I'm sure that
coma thing on Chicago Hope is going to
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you lots of work.
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Just not this.
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Vengeance will be mine, Marianne.
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Andrea screwed me out of another role.
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Opie, my ass.
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met him and she's auditioning to play
Aunt Bea.
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Dr. Doolittle is on.
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Come sit.
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Talk to the animals.
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What is this?
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Bevan up.
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Get up. Walk around.
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I'll make coffee.
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Mary Ann, snap out of it.
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Don't you see you're in denial?
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You're swallowing your pain and rage and
it's going to fester inside like a bad
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piece of orange roughy.
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Besides, we have a wedding to trash.
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Richard made a beautiful gesture by
inviting me, and I'm going to respond by
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raising our relationship to a new level.
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Germ warfare.
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No.
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Respect. Forgiveness.
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I'm taking the high road.
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This isn't you.
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It's the seven -up talking.
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Sorry, pal.
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I'm out of the business, and my stalking
days are over.
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I'm hanging up my night vision
binoculars and my stun gun.
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The bazooka I'll keep for sentimental
reasons.
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Where will you go? What will you do?
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I don't know.
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I'll write a book.
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Maybe teach.
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Wow, it's the end of an era.
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Think we should inform the LAPD?
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They could use some good news.
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It's a nice day for a white wedding.
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It's a nice day to start it.
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We're the first to arrive.
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Marianne, this is not Our Lady of
Perpetual Sorrows.
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I've been duped by Dr.
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Dick.
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Oh, he must die.
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She's back.
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This is going to be really ugly, isn't
it?
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was on the level to think I was actually
planning on being noble and
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gracious.
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Don't worry.
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It'll be our little secret.
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We're about to find that wedding.
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No problem.
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You know who's there?
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Ira.
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I rather like these hot dogs, don't you?
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My Ira?
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A traitor?
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I'm hurt.
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And yet I still feel something for him.
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Good news.
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Ira has low jack.
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We'll report his car stolen. The police
will lead us right to him.
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Brilliant. Almost worthy of me.
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Speed dial.
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LAPD.
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I'd like to report a stolen BMW.
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What's Ira's license plate?
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I -R -A -S -B -M -W.
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Taking three weeks to come up with that.
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It's a nice day for a white wedding.
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My, what a lovely wedding.
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Oh, look, the Wagners are here.
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The Robert Stacks.
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My Aunt Sophie.
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You should have brought explosives.
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Marianne, you've got a little venom on
your chin.
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Thanks. Pate.
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Let's get busy.
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Just one of these habanero peppers can
wipe out an entire village.
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without a deli.
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And now for the pièce de résistance.
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The stink bomb.
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Ooh la la.
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Hydrogen sulfide.
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When you hug Dr. Dick, pop the stopper
off this vial and pour it into his back
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pocket. You'll be the last woman who
ever goes near him.
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Just jam it in.
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Something old, something new, something
borrowed, something P .U.
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Let's find Dr. Dick.
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Good evening, ladies.
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Ira! You know, I got here an hour ago,
but these cops pull up and arrest me for
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stealing my own car.
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You know, that Malibu lock -up isn't all
cracked up to be. They use Cremora in
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their lattes.
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Ira, I can't believe that you would
attend Dick's wedding knowing how I feel
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about him.
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A lesser woman wouldn't forgive.
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A lesser woman wouldn't forget.
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A lesser woman wouldn't offer you pate.
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No. No, it's only for the guests.
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What am I, chopped liver?
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You get it? Pate.
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Chopped liver.
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Oh, I gotta tell that joke to somebody
else before they serve the entree.
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Well, you look at this. All of Dr.
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Dick's patients.
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Let's start a fire and watch them melt.
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waiting to disrupt here.
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You have another idea?
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Pate! We've already done the pate.
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Give me water!
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Give me that!
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What are you thinking? Nobody wants to
eat pate off the floor.
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lady sings.
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Or till she finds the sprinkler.
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It's inspired by your career.
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Andrea, I'm Marianne Thorpe.
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Marianne?
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The Marianne?
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Don't be afraid, darling. If I'd wanted
you killed, you'd be dead already.
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As it happens, I'm here to offer you my
heartfelt congratulations.
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Andrea, I know you can't relate to
either of these two words, but there
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class act.
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But I'd still have sex with you.
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You're on.
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Why don't you go to the coat check room
and start without me?
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Okay.
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May I have the stance?
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Thanks, pal, but I'm not very good
company right now.
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Come on, Ginger. Let's show these kids
how it's done.
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There's a new Mrs. Richard Thorpe.
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Look at the bright side.
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You still have his money.
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Oh, money can't buy happiness.
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Yeah, but only rich people get to say
that.
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You know, I've spent the last three
years tormenting Richard.
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Because when he walked out on me, he
took away the only identity I ever had.
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giving it to somebody else.
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Marianne, you didn't even start to get
interesting until you lost that
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You are a funny, intelligent, highly
dangerous woman.
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Who I am is a lonely, immature
prankster.
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And look at me.
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What we did here was the ultimate in
childishness.
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Polish bakery in Brentwood.
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Hi, Dick.
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You know, it's funny.
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I don't usually enjoy myself at
weddings.
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You have got to use this caterer. Here,
why don't you try some of the...
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Guacamole.
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Why wedding?
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