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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Tornado Prom (S04E04)

"Hey, guys. It is literally a million degrees out."
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"I'm wearing shorts in January!"
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"Have you ever seen prettier legs on a fella?"
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"Michael, we'll admire your legs later."
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"Snow Prom is tomorrow. We need to keep up our campaign for Snow Queen and Snow King."
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"Jackie, I did campaign. I wrote our names all over the place."
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"Kelso, you peed in the snow."
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"In cursive!"
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"It was awesome."
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"Okay, look, you may not take this seriously, but I do."
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"I used to be a rich, popular girl."
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"But now that my dad has cut me off, I'm not rich..."
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"so I have to be twice as popular."
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"Okay, maybe you should spend less time worrying about being popular..."
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"and more time being thoughtful, friendly, considerate."
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"Okay, can I get a translation because that was gibberish."
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"Come on, Michael."
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"Hey, you know what? We should all go to Snow Prom together, in one car..."
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"all of us hanging out, laughing, driving."
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"Whoo-hoo! Good times."
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"You need a ride, don't you?"
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"I so do. Pick me up at the radio station."
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"All right. We'll all go together."
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"Whoa. Whoa. Hyde, you're going to a school dance?"
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"You're going to stink bomb the teachers' lounge, aren't you? I want in!"
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"No, man, kid stuff."
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"See, during the dance, I'm going to throw a party in Coach Ferguson's office."
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"I'm bringing my best stuff."
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"A party with your best stuff?"
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"Are you saying what I think you're saying?"
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"It's weird. I feel like I'm forgetting something."
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"I've got my watch, my wallet, my who-am-I-kidding condom."
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"Yeah, sounds like you got everything, except for a tall redhead."
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"Yeah. What man doesn't love a tall red..."
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"Mr. Hyde? In school after hours?"
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"What, are you trying to establish an alibi?"
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"Coach Ferguson, shouldn't you be on the football field teaching boys to play with balls?"
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"Don't push my buttons, wiseacre."
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"And there he goes."
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"I think now is a good time to go fumigate his office."
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"Oh. I have exciting news for you two."
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"Michael, you have been elected Snow King."
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"Yeah!"
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"And, Jackie, you are the new Snow Queen runner-up!"
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"Oh, my God! This is the happiest day of my life!"
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"Wait, runner-up?"
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"How could that be? There's been a mistake! It was fixed!"
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"You poke me one more time, I'm gonna paddle you."
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"That'd be hot."
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"I-I have a serious announcement."
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"A tornado warning has been issued. I'm told it's code red."
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"I don't know the codes, but red sounds serious."
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"Michael, this is my worst nightmare."
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"Mine's monsters."
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"How could I be runner-up?"
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"If I'm not a rich, popular girl, I'm nothing."
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"I'm like Donna."
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"Now, as Snow King, I must lead my people to safety."
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"All right, everyone! Everyone, follow me!"
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"Remain calm, people! These are just sports balls!"
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"Everyone grab a ball!"
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"All right."
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"Now, I'm just so worried about Eric."
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"A tornado in January?"
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"Yeah, life's full of surprises."
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"Like these two showing up 'cause they don't have a basement."
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"Surprise!"
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"Gee, Red, you seem grouchy."
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"Surprise!"
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"Red, if Eric gets caught in a tornado, he'll get blown to Canada."
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"He's very light."
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"Kitty, the gym is the town's bomb shelter."
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"He'll be fine."
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"I just hope he's not crying."
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"Everybody knows he's my kid."
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"Let's just talk about something else."
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"Ooh! You know, Joanne taught me a lot about lady orgasms."
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"They've been around longer than I thought."
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"Okay, so talking's bad. I know, charades!"
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"- No, thanks. - What are you, chicken?"
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"Did you just call me chicken?"
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"That's it. Move the couch, Kitty. She's going down."
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"Oh, yeah."
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"Busted, hophead."
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"People of the make-out stairwell..."
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"this is your Snow King speaking."
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"Boo! Hit the lights, fool!"
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"No, th-there's a tornado. Everyone go to the gym."
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"The Snow King has spoken!"
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"All right. That's gross. Who threw the retainer?"
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"Oh, my God, Fez! A tornado?"
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"This changes everything. This could be our last night here on earth."
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"Oh, no. I'm going to die a virgin."
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"Not if I have anything to say about it."
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"You can talk all you want, but there's a tornado coming."
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"Fez, I mean, let's do it."
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"It?"
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""It" it? All right."
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"I'm going to need you."
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"- Eric, you're here! - Donna, look, I'm sorry I'm late."
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"I really did want to pick you up before the dance. So it's no big deal, really."
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"No big deal? It's a huge deal."
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"I was in back filing records, and suddenly everyone was gone, and I was stuck here alone."
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"And you risked the tornado for me."
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"Tornado?"
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"What tornado..."
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"could stop me from helping you?"
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"So, uh, tell me, um, is the tornado, like, um... like, out there?"
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"Yeah. They say it's a biggie."
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"Sure."
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"Uh, it's just that now that I know you're okay..."
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"I can finally start worrying about me."
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"And, see, the thing about me is..."
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"I don't want to die."
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"So, what to do?"
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"Let's see, there's you, there's me, candlelight."
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"You know, back in the old days we would have..."
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"- We're not doing that. - Uh-huh, yeah, yeah."
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"So quick to dismiss the thing you once ached for."
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"You mean, cheese sticks?"
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