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Clips from The O.C. - The Nana (S01E01)

"- if Marissa found out... - No, she cannot find out."
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"- We've got a connection. - It's gonna end."
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"- Marissa. - I've gotta go."
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"So she probably went somewhere she would feel safe, right?"
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"I would've heard the phone even if I was sleeping, which I wasn't."
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"Meanwhile, Ryan and I are driving around all night like idiots."
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"- I'm in no mood. - Keep it in your boardshorts next time."
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"Just that she's okay. And not to try to follow her."
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"- She's not here. - Why don't I believe you?"
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"Luke."
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"What's going on in here?"
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"- They know. - Shut up, Luke."
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"Marissa knows too."
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"I just wanna get her back home safe."
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"I'm gonna call the police."
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"Yeah, what are you gonna tell them when they ask why she left?"
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"- Game plan? - Good point."
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"Hey, guys. We've got eggs, waffles, three different kinds of pancakes."
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"So, hungry?"
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"- Yeah. - Oh, my... What is going on here?"
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"Hailey. The want ads already?"
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"Yeah, it's mostly restaurant gigs."
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"I know of a hostess position available. A speakeasy I call The Balboa Lighthouse."
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"That's a good idea, except you have to ask Sandy when he's in a good mood."
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"- What does that mean? - My mother's plane lands at noon."
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"- You what? - Which, if she asks..."
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"Me and Ryan don't have time. My nana gets into town in an hour."
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"- They're so cute. - Yeah, well, the nana, not so cute."
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"The nana's very judgmental, and she's political and opinionated."
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"Right. And I'm dumb and shallow and have no opinion whatsoever."
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"- I didn't say that. - Not out loud."
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"You're gonna thank me for this, I promise."
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"- She's not out buying fancy sheets. - Technically, I bought the sheets."
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"Not according to Sophie Cohen and not even Sandy Cohen."
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"She's staging an intervention."
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"Embarrassed? Why? Come on."
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"Not that I would know or anything, because I, you know, just..."
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"What do you think I should do?"
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"Well, it's not my decision..."
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"- Well, then I'll see you later. - All right, then."
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"- Thanks, Ryan. - No, they're fine, man. Have a seat."
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"You're not ready for the nana? No one's ever ready for the nana."
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"A person could walk in here, take everything and kill us all."
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"Ma, what are you doing here? I was just coming to get you."
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"- I'm surprised. - Sweetheart."
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"...because he's too busy being chased by the California girls."
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"Sophie, you remember my sister, Hailey."
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"And that view of the ocean."
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"- Here it comes. - California."
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"She was even nice to my mom, Ryan."
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"The nana has never exactly cared for the Kirsten."
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"She's the Green Arrow to my mom's Hawkman."
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"Two people who have nothing in common suddenly getting along. It's not right."
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"It's just not natural."
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"Yeah. She won't be happy to see you."
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"Day of? Day of what?"
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"We were kind of hoping we could talk you into the Sophie Cohen special."
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"They have Jews in Chino. Why do you think they want a P.F. Chang's?"
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"- Sully. - He and your dad were in a gang together."
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"- Did you know that? - Yeah? Bloods or Crips, Father?"
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"...I had to work so much, he was pretty much raised by the entire neighborhood."
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"- Who is that woman? - Not the nana."
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"Come on, guys."
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"She's sweet, she's kind, she's helpful."
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"- Well, as a matter of fact, I'm his... - Summer."
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"- You shouldn't have. - Really, you shouldn't have. Okay."
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"Yeah, yeah, yeah."
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"I was just getting my Haggadah to get copies made."
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"Oh, no, I can do that for you. I love a good Haggadah."
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"So when's the wedding?"
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"It's not like I knew this was happening."
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"You ran away to Newport to get away from him."
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"Yeah, like when you left Chino?"
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"Hey. What's all this?"
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"And an invitation to Seder dinner tonight. All courtesy of..."
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"...the Nana Cohen. - Wow."
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"But I thought when you showed up at the house this morning..."
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"...and wanted to be sure you were okay. - I can't believe this."
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"Kirsten's my best friend. Sandy's my partner."
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"Showing up at the house? Showing up in L.A.?"
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"I'll see you, Jimmy."
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"- You can't hide out in Chino forever. - Maybe not, but I can for right now."
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"...until I can save enough money... - To what? Run away?"
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"Your mom's already threatening to call the cops."
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"It was very nice."
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"Do not speak to her like that in this house."
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"Think it's funny? You'll see how funny it is when I'm dead."
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"You're kidding. You're gonna outlive us all, out of spite."
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"He says I have advanced lung cancer."
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"And I sure as hell don't want you here. You understand?"
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"I'm going to get a drink, when I come back, don't be here."
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"- I'm not telling you that. - Don't make me call the police."
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"Ma, please, come on. Sit down. We have to talk about this."
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"No, we don't. What we have to do is put this brisket in the oven..."
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"By the time I saw Talley, it had already spread..."
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"I'm gonna enjoy what's left of my life, and I hope you'll do the same."
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"She had the treatment? The chemo?"
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"With the hair loss and the nausea?"
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"But we had a chance to spend more time with her."
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"You married a woman whose father represents..."
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"- Come in. - Hey."
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"- What happened to your arm? - It's just a scratch."
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"Eddie and his guys don't really want me around."
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"- I'm so sorry. This is all my fault. - It's okay. We just need to leave."
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"No, look, I... You don't wanna..."
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"Mom and Dad keep asking when you're coming home, and I'm at a loss."
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"There's nothing more to do. It's her mom's problem."
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"You're not really gonna lock her up, are you?"
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"You gotta be kidding me."
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"- Might not be such a bad thing. - Sandy."
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"That's nice. That's what a mother wants to hear. Especially when she's dying."
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"Please, continue."
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"Enjoy your cigarette."
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"You both are."
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"I mean, now that Ryan's here too, I know you guys have this history together..."
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"Neither do you."
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"- You still here? - Not by choice, believe me."
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"You and I are the only ones from the old crew left."
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"But I talked to Marissa, you know? And..."
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"Come on. Of all the places she could've picked to go, she chose Chino."
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