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Clips from Family Affair (1966) - Buffy (S01E01)

"- Now I want what's right for that little girl"
Family Affair (1966)
"and that does not mean living with me."
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"It just couldn't work, not here, not with me."
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"- Well, she's so bright she'll know she was rejected again."
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"- Bill, at least go in and talk to her"
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"and tell her that you love her."
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"- Okay."
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"Woah, woah, woah, hey, woah, woah."
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"- Oh, sir, I gave her absolutely no provocation"
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"to fasten her little teeth in my gastrocnemius muscle."
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"- Huh?"
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"Did you bite him?"
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"- Put me in the closet. I'm not afraid."
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"I like closets."
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"- Well, now, nobody's going to put you in the closet."
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"You want some milk and cookies?"
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"French, would you bring her some milk and cookies?"
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"- Cookies, sir?"
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"- Yeah. Well, something."
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"Hey, where's Miss Laraby?"
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"- Miss Laraby fled, sir."
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"- Thank you."
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"Now, Buffy, we just don't go around biting people in the leg."
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"- Yes, sir."
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"- Now, I'm sorry it's been so long since we've been together"
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"but see in my work I have to travel all over the world."
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"I'm in and out all the time."
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"Mostly out."
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"And that's just no kind of life for a little girl."
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"- No, sir."
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"- Now, pretty soon I have to go to Peru,"
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"that's down in South America,"
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"so I'll send you a nice doll from down there."
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"They make little dolls out of straw in the mountains"
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"and when I come back, why, we'll keep in touch."
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"I'll write you letters"
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"and we can visit each other once in a while"
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"and we can talk on the phone."
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"Okay?"
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"- Why don't you want me to live with you?"
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"- The milk and cookies, sir."
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"- Thank you."
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"Oh, will you ask Mrs. Heiger to come in, please?"
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"- Oh, the lady has departed, sir."
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"- Huh?"
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"- Sir, it seems we have a foundling on our doorstep."
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"- Mister, where's the ladies powder room?"
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"- French."
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"- The ladies powder room, sir?"
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"Me, sir?"
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"**"
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"- Well, good morning, Buffy."
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"Did you sleep well?"
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"- Yes, sir."
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"- That's nice."
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"Well, you have fun today."
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"Now, don't worry, will you."
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"I've arranged to have her picked up"
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"and be taken to the airport."
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"- To be sure, sir."
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"- There wasn't much choice."
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"I'm sending her back to the Heiger's tomorrow."
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"So in the meantime,"
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"why don't the two of you make a day of it, huh?"
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"- The two of us, sir?"
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"- Take her for a bus ride, or a walk in the park."
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"Something kids like."
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"- Oh, is that absolutely necessary, sir?"
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"- It's been nice seeing you again, Buffy."
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"Now I'll send you that doll from Peru, I promise."
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"Then you'll have two dolls, huh?"
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"- Mrs. Beasley is not a doll."
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"Mrs. Beasley is my friend."
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"- I forgot."
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"Okay. Then you'll have two friends, huh?"
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"- No, sir."
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"I'll have one friend and one doll."
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"- Okay, Buffy."
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"Bye, bye."
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"**"
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"- Now, according to my schedule,"
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"you have exactly one hour"
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"to indulge in childish nonsense."
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"Play."
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"- Yes, sir."
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"- Good afternoon, Mr. French."
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"- Oh, good afternoon, Miss Faversham."
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"- Permit me to introduce my colleagues Miss Mannering,"
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"Miss Nortonly, Miss Poncenby, Mr. French."
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"- How do you do? - How do you do, ladies?"
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"Oh, may I?"
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"- Delighted."
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"- Mr. French, what a nice surprise."
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"- You may be surprised madam, I am appalled."
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"- Is she a permanent resident?"
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"- No, transient as devoutly to be helped."
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"- Mr. French, your little girl"
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"seems to be getting the better of my little boy."
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"- Huh?"
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"Buffy! Buffy!"
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"Now that will be quite enough."
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"- Teddy?"
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"- He said his nanny could beat up my nanny."
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"I had to hit him."
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"What's a nanny?"
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"- I am a nanny."
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"We ladies are all nannies."
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"- Are you my nanny?"
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"- I am no one's nanny"
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"and I find the suggestion revolting."
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"Go play or something. Go, go, go."
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"- Mr. French,"
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"you can deny it until you're blue in the face,"
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"but today you are a nanny."
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"- Good day, ladies."
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"- They couldn't understand why she never cried."
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"Well, she's tough, that's what."
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"She just digs in her little heels."
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"- If you feel guilty about sending her back to Terre Haute,"
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"why don't you ship her off to one of those great schools"
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