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It's a new life for two girls named
Franny who have left the bunch to make
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their own.
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Jan fell in love with a man named
Phillip, the nicest guy she knows.
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eating without Wally here.
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It's even stranger when he is here.
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He's usually late, but this is late for
late.
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What's this brown stuff all over the
food? Oh, that's just Mom.
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Mom? Yeah.
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She dropped by with this wheat shirt.
She said it's good for nutrition and she
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wants us to take a closer look at our
food.
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It's brown stuff.
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I think it's rather tasty myself.
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Well, I'd better get going. I guess I'll
have to wait till later to tell Wally
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the good news.
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Jan, you told Marcia my good news.
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No, I didn't.
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It's my good news.
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Oh, well, then there are two sets of
good news.
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Philip is being considered for a
government research grant.
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news is that my new mood stars turned
out terrific.
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You can adjust their length and...
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the car for an hour. I think he's gone
now.
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Well, who was it?
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I don't know exactly, but he's out to
get me.
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Be rational.
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There is no reason anyone wants to get
you.
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I can think of a reason.
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Thank you, honey, but believe me, that's
not what he wants.
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be the parking tickets.
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Parking tickets?
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He wants parking tickets?
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I got a few parking tickets, and I got
this registered letter last week, along
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with a warrant.
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A warrant?
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A parking ticket does not warrant a
warrant.
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Yeah, it's only $10. I know, but seven
parking tickets is $70. Plus, of course,
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it's been more than a year.
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Oh, nothing to worry about. I got them
all in two months.
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Goodbye, Marcia.
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Goodbye, Wally.
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Goodbye, dear.
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Honey,
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I'm so glad you're home, but I've got to
go to my boss's house to pick up my new
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scarf designs.
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I'll see you later, sweetie.
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where they're making all this fuss over
a few parking tickets.
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Well, it doesn't surprise me. People
even end up in jail for unpaid parking
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tickets.
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I'm just lucky that guy left. Yeah, hope
he doesn't come back.
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Philip Covington III and Jan Brady
Covington?
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That's right.
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Who am I speaking to?
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You're speaking to...
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Covington III?
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That's what I say.
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That's what he says, all right.
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Hmm, this is very interesting.
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No, no, it's not.
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I'm not interesting in the least. You
see, I'm a science professor.
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Very boring.
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Would you like to see my fish?
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Okay, Phil.
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See, Inspector, I love my fish very
much.
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Look, there's a goldfish right there.
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And over here, this one's kind of black
and white.
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And you see that big one in the back?
Yes. That one is orange.
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Here we go.
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Here's some water for you, Inspector.
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And some for my husband, Philip.
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I'll be going now.
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Great.
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I mean, it's great that you have
everything you need.
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out the dissolving ring. Young man, you
seem to know a lot about these things.
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It's my business.
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Chief, it started as a routine check, a
security clearance for Philip Covington
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III's government research project.
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I knew immediately it wasn't him from
Covington's dossier picture.
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And you're sure that this Wally Logan
character is responsible?
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Wally Logan is probably an alias. He
only knew Marsha a few weeks before he
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married her. I've had his fingerprints
checked from the glass I took.
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Good work, Inspector.
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What are your conclusions?
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The evidence proves that Logan has
assumed Covington's identity.
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I can't be certain, but I think he might
be holding Jan, that's Covington's
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wife, as a hostage.
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Unless... Unless she's in on it, too.
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And we can't forget the kid.
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The mastermind.
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So, here are the clues.
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The fingerprints, the blueprints, the
gun, and the fish.
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Fish? I don't know what it means either.
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But somehow, I think they're important,
especially the orange one in the back.
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For the good of this country, every
shred of information on Wally Logan must
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uncovered. I'll go back there, Chief.
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But this time, I'll take my hidden
camera. Rest easy, Chief.
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We'll get them locked stock and barrel.
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He fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
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Sorry, guys.
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I still find it difficult to believe
that you could convince anyone that you
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were me.
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Actually, I think I made a better you
than you do.
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That's absurd.
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And, Jan, I can't believe that you went
along with this ridiculous scheme of
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Wally's. It was an emergency situation.
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Oh, what a tangled web we weave.
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Wally could have landed in jail.
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I just don't like the idea of Wally
stealing my personality.
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It was petty theft.
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He came over last night.
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Covington, I'm here to talk to Wally
Logan. Oh, just missed him.
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You're... He's... I'm George.
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My brother, George.
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And this is his lovely wife, Martha.
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George?
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Yes, George is a traveling salesman. He
and Martha... just happened to be
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traveling through town.
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the big convention.
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It's open. Come on in.
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Hi, Mom. Hi, kids. Hi.
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I just came by to drop off a fresh
supply.
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Oh, great. You can never get too much of
a good thing.
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We haven't used the last jar yet.
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Oh, you'll go through it quickly,
though. Put it up...
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You kids are eating right.
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What's wrong, Philip? You're not eating.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I guess I just don't have
much of an appetite. I can't understand
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why I didn't get that government
research job.
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Didn't they give you a reason?
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They gave me a very good reason. They
gave the job to somebody else.
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Maybe they uncovered some terrible thing
in your life.
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Except for you, I have nothing to hide.
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for a more important job.
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I guess so.
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Writing some delinquent parking tickets?
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Subpoena? Thanks for stopping by.
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Oh, boy.
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Justice always triumphs in the end.
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I guess I'll have to face up to this
like the mature man.
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baseball team, A, the Rockets, B, the
Smog Dogs, or C, the Aces? The answer is
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A, the Rockets. Now, our final question
for you Brady Bunch trivia heads. What
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was the Brady's address?
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A, 3211 Jefferson Boulevard, B, 4222
Clinton Way, or C, 4515
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Sherwood Avenue?
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Stay tuned.
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The answer's coming up after the next
Brady Bride.
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