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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Eric's Depression (S04E04)

"And then, on his way back to the States..."
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"ol' One Foot..."
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"at that point we were calling him One Foot..."
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"had his ship go down..."
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"and a shark ate his other foot."
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"But he made it all the way back home."
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"And do you know what happened to him when he got here?"
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"He overcame his handicap..."
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"and, ironically, became a shoe salesman?"
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"No."
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"His girlfriend dumped him."
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"Well, thank God it had a happy ending."
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"Look, the point of the story is, you've got both feet."
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"You'll be fine."
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"Now, put some shoes on, go on down and trim the hedges."
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"Yeah. Well, you know, I think I'm just gonna stay up here."
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"Yeah. Well, you know, I think you're not."
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"Hi. Have you seen him?"
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"His name is Kelso."
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"Kelso's trapped in a box?"
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""Fun University.""
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"Now check out the back."
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""F.U.""
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"I don't get it."
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"F.U., man."
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"F.U.!"
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"Oh, right. "Fu.""
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"That's a good one. That's a good one."
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"I tried to look for Michael, but I can't see over the crowd."
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"I wish Donna was here. She's a giant."
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"Don't remind me."
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"I asked her and asked her and asked her to come, and she just kept saying..."
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""Get out of my bathroom, Fez!""
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"Why, here in Funland, it's always "Fun o'clock!""
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"Yeah, yeah, thanks a lot, you morons."
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"Hey, you guys wouldn't happen to know what time it is, would you?"
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"Oh, yeah!"
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"Rock on!"
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"I thought we were in love."
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"Oh, God."
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"And then it all just blows apart."
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"And all that's left is this big hole, you know?"
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"Uh, no, I don't."
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"Oh! But there is a gopher hole out back."
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"I'll stand at the other end and hit him in the head with a shovel."
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"Uh-huh. Just go, Dad."
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"Thanks. Thank you."
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"Well, I see sunshine outside, but I don't see sunshine inside."
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"Wanna talk about the breakup, Bambi?"
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"No, Dad, I don't want to talk about it."
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"You know, we were happy."
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"But he had to push me."
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"He had to define everything and get his little ring on me."
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"By the time it was over, we weren't even together anymore."
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"I'm fine."
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"Son of a bitch."
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"Listen, when you're done..."
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"I know, I know. Put the bags on the curb."
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"Is that all you have to say to me?"
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"Well, what do you have to say to me?"
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"Huh."
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"How about this? "Hey.""
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"- I'm not wrong! - You are wrong, you dill-hole!"
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"Oh, great. That's nice. That's really mature."
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"Double dill-hole!"
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""Double dill-hole"?"
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"Oh, geez! You were outside. You were happy."
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"Why are you back in bed?"
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"Well, I guess all that fresh air..."
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"got me thinking that I'd rather be in bed."
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"Yeah, well, get up. It's time to go to work."
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"Fine."
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"Oh, and, uh, you don't have to worry about that gopher."
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"It's as dead as you and Donna."
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"Too soon, huh?"
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"I can't believe you two."
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"Poor Michael is lost, and all you've done is gone on rides and have fun."
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"Oh, my God! Oh, my God! The Funland Princess!"
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"The Funland Princess?"
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"I haven't been on that ride yet."
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"So, I figured this is the lost and found and I lost my friends..."
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"so they're bound to show up here sooner or later."
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"Right?"
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"I miss my friends."
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""I miss my friends.""
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"- What? - "What?""
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"- Stop it. - "Stop it.""
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"- Stop copying me! - "Stop copying me!""
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"- I'm stupid. - You're stupid."
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"Damn it!"
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"Hey, how about that new cashier at work?"
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"Not bad, huh?"
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"Single too."
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"- Dad, I'm not... - What?"
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"Is it the braces?"
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"Well..."
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"Pimiento loaf."
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"What happened here, Red? I thought you were gonna help him."
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"Kitty, I yelled at him all day."
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"I don't know what else to do."
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"Well, how did you get through your first breakup?"
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"What's to get over?"
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"It happened. I took it like a man."
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"She was the best thing that ever happened to me."
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"Oh, Eloise."
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"Oh, Eloise!"
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"My life is over!"
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"Yup. Took it like a man."
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"That was the House of Mirrors?"
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"I have more mirrors than that in my purse."
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"Why is everyone leaving?"
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"Oh, my God. What time is it?"
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"Did someone ask what time it is?"
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"Yeah, we know. It's fun o'clock. Get killed."
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"No, it's closing time, kids. Time for you to go."
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"But, Woofy, we still haven't found our friend."
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"Yeah? Well, golly gee, that's just too... Come on! Get out!"
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"Except for you!"
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"- All right. Let's go. - What about Michael?"
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"Look, there's been lost dogs who've traveled hundreds of miles..."
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