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Clips from The Monkees - Monkees Manhattan Style (S01E01)

"Oh, for garden's seat, McKinley."
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"There's got to be more than one person in New York who's"
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"willing to produce a show that's written by an unknown,"
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"and, and directed by an unknown, and s-starring The Monkees."
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"Be sure and take plenty of socks."
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"Goodbye Broadway; hello failure."
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"Boy, I'm sure gonna miss those bright lights."
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"Yeah, well, for every bright light, Pete, there's a broken heart."
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"You know, I wouldn't have thought it"
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"so hard to find a guy with money in this town."
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"Yeah, I'm hip. Well, let's go. Come on, Pete. Let's go."
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"Hey, Pete. What are you looking at, Peter?"
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"Uh, ust noticing some place across the way, uh, Millionaires Club."
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"Well, it's worth a try."
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"Yes, sir?"
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"Hello. My name's David Armstrong Jones."
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"My family dates back nearly four hundred years to the earliest rich people."
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"Oh, but this club is for special members."
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"This is H.L. Nesmith. He owns a small spread in southern Texas."
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"Uh, what's the name of the ranch again, Mr. Nesmith?"
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"Uh, Houston."
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"Houston. Heh. Uh, this is the Sheik Farooq Dolenz-a."
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"I would like to add a new wing to your building."
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"No, I'm sorry, but we cannot accept a gift."
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"This is not a gift; it's charity."
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"Uh, this is Peter Dewitt, a rich man's son. Tell him what your father does."
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"He's in garbage disposal."
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"Uh, b-before we join the club, um,"
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"we'd like to have a look 'round, if you don't mind."
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"Alright."
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"You're a millionaire, aren't you?"
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"That's right. How did you know?"
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"Oh, that's easy. I watch What's My Line a lot."
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"You sure you're comfortable?"
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"Comfortable? I'm very rich! Now, about this play-"
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"It's a very good production."
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"Of course, if my daddy, Commodore Dewitt,"
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"knew I were in the theater, he'd roll over in his grave."
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"But Commodore Dewitt's alive."
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"Well, this'd kill him."
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"Good evening. Are you investing in this musical, Sheik?"
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"Oh, excuse me for repeating myself."
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"No, I cannot invest personally. You see, I consider the theater immoral."
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"Really?"
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"Yes, and so do all my wives."
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"Exactly what is the show about?"
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"Excuse me."
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"I already said that."
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"Oh. Well, it sort of goes like this."
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"That's when I'll have to choose"
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"How I wish I could borrow"
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"Someone else's shoes"
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"Mary, oh what a sweet girl"
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"Lips like strawberry pie"
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"Sandra, the long hair and pig tails"
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"Can't make up my mind"
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"I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"Told them both that I loved them"
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"Said it, and it was true"
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"But I can't have both of them"
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"Don't know what to do"
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"I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"Mary I love you"
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"Sandra I love you"
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"Well, I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"I love you"
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"Darling"
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"I love you"
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"Well, what do you think? Um, hello?"
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"Rhubarb ha la doo ca ma de sch ley ops br zlippy..."
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"What?"
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"Uh, I should have warned you, sir; this is the time for their mid-evening nap."
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"Oh."
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"They all go to sleep at once?"
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"With the help of a little brandy, sir."
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"Oh."
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"You see, I've backed a few shows in my time."
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"So I thought, why not keep a good thing for myself?"
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"Hey, hey! We got an angel! Oh, wow! Great!"
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"Great, terrific, fantastic. Yeah, man."
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"Funny."
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"Very chic, very chic. Where's that place again?"
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"- Houston. - Houston."
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"Fellas. You saved the show, but-"
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"Well, the butler did it."
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"No, you did it, and that's why I can't accept his backing."
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"- What? - Hey."
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"He feels that the principles should be four girls"
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"instead of four boys, so I can't take his money."
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"Oh, listen, McKinley, you got to accept his offer."
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"Uh, you get a chance like this but once in your life,"
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"and, and you got to get started somehow."
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"You'll have other shows that we can appear in,"
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"but you've got to get started,"
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"and this is your big chance, and you've got to take it."
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"Right."
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"Right. And, uh, we got a bus to catch."
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"Oh, boys. Will you come here for a moment?"
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"You wouldn't think of leaving without paying your bill."
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"Our bill?"
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"It is one hundred and eighty dollars."
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"That includes room, food, and incidentals."
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"You must be joking!"
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"Hold it, hold it. I'll straighten this out."
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"How can we pay money we don't have?"
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"You've reached a certain amount of success."
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