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Clips from The Monkees - Monkees Manhattan Style (S01E01)

"If that were suddenly, like, taken away, wiped out, where would you be today?"
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"I'd go back to the Village and be a folk singer."
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"How about you, Davy?"
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"I'd go to back to the Village and watch him be a folk singer."
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"Mike?"
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"I'd probably go burn the Village."
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"I'd probably be dating my science teacher."
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"Hey, Peter. Is there something that you'd really want,"
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"uh, something that you'd really flip out over?"
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"- Yes. - What?"
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"- Texas. - Davy?"
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"Ursula Andress."
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"Who?"
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"Ursula Andress. No, a jet. You know those little jets?"
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"Yeah."
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"'Cause Mike can fly it."
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"Well, uh, I wouldn't really buy anything like that, you know."
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"I mean, there's noth-the things that money can buy,"
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"I can almost buy, I suppose, uh. Thanks, Dave."
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"The only thing that you can, uh-we've all got what we want, man."
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"- Mick? - What?"
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"Yeah, what, babe?"
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"- What would I buy? - Yeah."
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"Well, I kind of look at it, I-"
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"If you-if you could buy something that money couldn't buy, what would you buy?"
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"- Yeah. I-if I- - Which is weird."
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"If I could, if I was gonna buy something,"
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"I kind of look at it the opposite way around;"
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"I figure when you, when you have enough money,"
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"then, then you don't need all the, all the"
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"material stuff around you. I'd like, I'd like-"
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"to buy big city blocks of buildings and plant orange groves."
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"Hey, I've got to tell you, I have a very freaky idea."
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"What?"
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"That a local, uh, guys, a local ga-gang of guys is sort of propagating now."
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"What's that?"
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"And that is digging things that are ugly. You know?"
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"The Hearts and Flowers do that, you see, that's a group."
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"And, uh, they say that in order to dig things, uh, that are pretty,"
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"it takes no special talent."
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"What it really takes a talent to do is to dig something ugly."
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"Like what?"
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"Well, I don't know. You dig something like a garage door."
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"You know, I mean, how many people say "Oh, look at that garage door"?"
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"You know. I mean, you get a lot of this stuff,"
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""Oh, what beautiful azaleas". That kinda thing."
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"Does that apply to, uh, people too?"
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"Well, it applies to you a lot, Bob."
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"Thanks, baby."
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"I think we ought to go on a National Monkee Love Something Ugly This Week."
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"Yeah. Man, you better watch out for these guys."
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"You are not; I'm uglier than you."
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"You are not; I'm the ugliest."
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"I'm the ugliest. It's me, it's me, it's me."
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"Alright, I lose. Ha ha."
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"Achoo!"
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"Wait, Keeva, come here a minute. Come here. Come here. Wait, man. Wait, man."
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"Can you get out of my key please?"
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"Okay, alright."
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"There you go. Come on, man. You're okay now. Where's your glasses, man?"
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"Okay, alright."
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"Wait, wait. Okay. I'd like you all to know that this is Keeva."
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"Now, Keeva is our make-up man, man. He's the greatest guy in the world. Well-"
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"Does he make-what does he do for you?"
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"- He makes up. - He makes up, man."
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"Hey, Keeva."
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"Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me ask you something."
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"Really, wh-while the boys are there. Is it difficult working with these guys?"
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"No. I-I-I like them very much, so, uh, it's not difficult. I'm a father, and-"
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"Say something better than that, Keeva! No."
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"Mike, this afternoon, we had lunch, and you"
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"said the one thing you really wanted was a house,"
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"and I want to know why that's so important to you,"
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"to have your own house. No, I mean it."
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"- Why do I want a house? - Yeah, why?"
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"Why do you like that shirt, Bob? "Why do you want a house?""
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"To keep the wind off of me."
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"It's unbelievable."
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"Why do I want a house? Oh."
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"Well, when it rains, you get wet if you live in a parking lot."
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"Girl, don't you know everytime I see you smilin'?"
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"Hurts so bad cause when I see you, I start trying"
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"Try everything to stop but there's no denying"
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"Falling in love with you girl is just like dying"
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"Ohh, don't walk away"
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"Ohh, how can I make you stay, don't turn away"
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"I can still hear you saying those"
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"Words that never were true Spoken to help nobody but you"
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"Words with lies inside"
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"But small enough to hide till your playin' was through"
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"Girl don't you know we can work it out with talkin'?"
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"You won't turn around or slow down your walking"
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"I've given you everything with kiss to seal it"
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"You had to get your kicks with tryin' to steal it"
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"Now I'm standing here"
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"Strange, strange voices in my ears, I feel the tears"
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"But all I can hear are those"
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"Words that never were true Spoken to help nobody but you"
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"Words with lies inside"
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"But small enough to hide till your playin' was through"
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"Oh, I'm standing here"
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"Strange, strange voices in my ears, I feel the tears"
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"But all I can hear are those"
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"Words that never were true Spoken to help nobody but you"
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"Words with lies inside"
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"But small enough to hide till your playin' was through"
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"Words that never were true Spoken to help nobody but you"
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"Words with lies inside"
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"But small enough to hide till your playin' was through"
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"? New York, New York ? ? What a wonderful town"
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"? The Bronx is up, and the Battery's down ?"
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"- Davy. - Uh-"
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"Shh. Sorry. Excuse me."
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"Yes?"
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"Um, we're looking for McKinley Baker. He's a Broadway producer-"
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"H-he wrote us and told us we could come and star in his new musical."
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"More show business types. Baker's at three-oh-four."
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"Now, what were you saying, dear?"
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"Well, could you tell us where the elevators are?"
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"Of course. Ha ha ha!"
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