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Clips from The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)

"can you identify the man driving the blue Buick?"
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"Yes."
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"Is he in this courtroom right now?"
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"Could you kindly point him out to me, please?"
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"I can't do it. I just can't do it!"
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"Young lady, are you familiar with the penal codes in this state?"
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"You wouldn't cry if you was just getting yelled at, would you, Wally?"
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"Heck no, Beave! Girls are different."
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"I mean, if a guy cried,"
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"everybody'd think he was a creep or something."
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"Yeah, gee, Wally, I guess you're right."
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"Young lady, are you aware that to withhold evidence"
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"pertinent to a crime so "heenious"..."
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"No."
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""Hineous"?"
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"- No. - "Hinéous.""
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"No, no, you wouldn't say "Your Heenus.""
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"No! Ladies and gentlemen, I have it right here."
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""Hyenas":"
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"Any of a family of cowardly, carnivorous beasts of Asia and Africa."
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"Oh, take me to the drive-in and prove you love me!"
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"Hey, look, Wally."
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"Wally!"
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"Lay off, will you!"
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"See? I told you we'd get hollered at."
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"We mean no harm to your planet."
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"All right, all right!"
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"He's sitting over there."
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"Oh, no. Him!"
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"The bailiff is now trying to identify the driver of the blue Buick."
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"the identification of the mystery driver."
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"This could blow the case wide open."
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"I think perhaps the next person to..."
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"That's him!"
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"Announcer Steven McCrosky was found guilty"
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"and sentenced to 20 years in a federal penitentiary."
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"Stenographer Gordon Simley had a sex change operation,"
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"and is now a switch-hitter for the Atlanta Braves."
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"Wallace and Theodore Cleaver had their allowance suspended,"
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"and were sent to bed without supper."
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"She was six feet of black dynamite."
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"He was a short Hasidic Jew."
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"She fought a savage battle to stay alive in the ghetto."
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"He studied the Talmud at night."
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"While she burned the ghetto to the ground,"
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"Theirs was a love of passion,"
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"a torrid sensual lust fueled by those who said no!"
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"They alone dared to triumph in a hellish inferno"
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"of unrelenting desire."
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"Never again will one man"
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"and one woman defy such incredible odds."
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"Together, no one could stop them."
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"chemicals play an important and ever-increasing role"
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"in our daily lives."
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"One of the most widely used and oldest chemical compounds"
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"is Zinc oxide."
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"This policeman, this farmer,"
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"and this housewife don't realize it,"
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"but they all depend on zinc oxide in their daily lives."
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"But how do I use zinc oxide?"
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"If it weren't for zinc oxide, you wouldn't have that bar of soap..."
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"the dish towels you use every day..."
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"your toaster..."
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"that brassiere you're wearing..."
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"your kitchen sink..."
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"those curtain rods..."
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"the shelves in your refrigerator..."
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"metal hooks..."
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"the safety catch on your son's rifle..."
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"that fire extinguisher..."
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"the emergency brake on your car..."
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"all brakes..."
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"that blanket."
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"How about sand?"
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"Yes, sand."
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"Oh, my God!"
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"Your husband's pacemaker."
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"Your artificial limb."
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"Watch for science series number seven..."
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"It's been said that the test of a man's courage"
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"Well, in the next half hour,"
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"you're gonna meet a very unique breed of cat,"
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"the kind of man who doesn't know the meaning of the word fear:"
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"Rex Kramer, part-time airline mechanic,"
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"full-time daredevil."
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"A man willing to risk his life for the sake of adventure."
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"He has to chase it, confront it, and whip it."
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"Rex Kramer: danger seeker."
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"Niggers!"
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"Say what?!"
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"Turn on the TV. I think the news is on."
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"Forget it!"
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"Come on, turn on the TV."
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"...Billingsley goes on trial today with an aide, for extortion."
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"Billingsley is the fourth governor in U.S. history"
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"to be tried for a crime while in office."
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"U.S. attorney Mark Fielding is the prosecutor,"
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"and Billingsley charges that Fielding is trying to destroy him,"
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"and, quote, "handpick the next governor.""
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"Senator John Hammond of New Mexico says"
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"and the FBI."
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"The report will not damage the agencies,"
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"and will recommend ouster of any senator"
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"who leaks secret intelligence information."
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"are concentrating their 11th-hour contract talks"
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"on the Big Three tire and rubber companies."
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"Because of the wage price freeze three years ago,"
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"the union didn't get a cost of living clause in its contract,"
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"and this time the URW is demanding"
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"an unlimited cost of living clause."
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"Well, businesses are in turmoil and traffic is at a standstill"
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"as more than 500,000 Japanese railway workers"
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"staged a three-day strike, which began today."
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"Officials say the strike disrupted the lives of sevent..."
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"...seve-- seventeen million city-dwellers across Japan,"
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"who use trains to get to work or to school."
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"Commuters scrambled to find alternative ways"
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"to get to their jobs as traffic clogged Tokyo streets."
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"Tens of thousands of lower-level employees"
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"were forced to stay in their desks..."
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