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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - The Battle of Evermore (S05E05)

"'cause we're all out of film, if you know what I mean."
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"I need film. Then I could take pictures of Nina and me doing it."
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"Fez, film doesn't really mean "film.""
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"Who cares? Because for the first time in my life..."
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"doin' it really means "doin' it.""
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"an immature, engaged, high school dumb-ass..."
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"with no car, no job and no money trims the hedges."
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"That was like eight burns in one sentence."
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"An octo-burn."
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"Let's get the hell out of here."
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"Okay, you two, since you won't bond on your own..."
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"I have signed you up for the father/son competition..."
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"at this year's Point Place Paul Bunyan Pioneer DayJamboree."
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"- Kitty, that sounds horrible. - Yeah, I agree."
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"You hear that? We've already bonded."
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"No, it's too late. It's for charity."
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"Now, don't forget..."
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"your commemorative coonskin caps."
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"Huh."
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"So that's what you'd look like with hair."
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"(Rock Group Singing)"
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"(Ends)"
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"Hello, Wisconsin!"
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"- Hey. - I'd kiss you..."
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"but I'm afraid your hat will wake up and scratch my eyes out."
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"So, you guys, Joanne has been chosen to emcee Pioneer Days. Tell 'em why, baby."
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"I won the tobacco-spitting contest last year."
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"What a lady."
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"I'll be mannin' the hard-cider booth."
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"It's a good way to raise money 'cause of all the drunks."
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"Oh! Ooh, people are signing in. Come on. Get excited, you two!"
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"Well, howdy, newcomers! I'm Charlie Miller."
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"You can call me Charlie. This is my son, Mitch."
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"You can call me "ladies man.""
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"- "Ladies man." - Did somebody call me?"
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"I'm Red Forman. This is my son, Eric."
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"You can call him dumb-ass."
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"Well, we don't use the A-S-S word."
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"We have a reputation to uphold."
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"We're the two-time champs."
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"Little secret, Red. I tell Mitch it doesn't matter how we do..."
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"as long as we're together."
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"- And why is that, Dad? - 'Cause we bad!"
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"- Oh, yeah, that's right! We bad! - We bad!"
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"All right. Dad, they have a catch phrase. Hey, what's ours?"
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"Shut up, dumb-ass."
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"Yeah. Shut up, dumb-ass. Okay. Yeah."
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"No wonder Leo hasn't told me to come to work. There's no work to come to."
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"- Mmm, did he leave a note? - [Fez] Nope."
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"Just this."
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"You know, he looked dirty..."
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"but he always smelled like clean sheets."
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"You're talking about him like he's gone, man."
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"He would have told me if he was leaving town."
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"Maybe... a U.F.O. Appeared."
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