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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Everybody Loves Casey (S04E04)

"Okay? And that is why I kissed that guy."
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"So what are you saying?"
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"I'm sayin', I'm not sorry."
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"I'm not sorry!"
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"Come on!"
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"Look, now I know why I cheated."
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"You need to read this Cosmo and find out why you did."
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"I ripped out the boob pictures, so don't bother looking."
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"Hey, Donna, uh, would you like a hot dog?"
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"Um, maybe half."
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"Whoa, man, you carry a knife?"
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"Yeah. You never know when a lady's gonna need a half a hot dog."
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"It's funny man. You're the Boy Scout, but I'm the one who's prepared."
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"He's like a gladiator."
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"Okay, that's it. I'm bringing out the big guns. Oh, yeah."
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"I'm introducing him to my folks."
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"Oh, hey, Mom, meet Casey. This is Donna's new boyfriend."
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"Well, you're certainly not a girl!"
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"Nice to meet you, Mrs. Forman."
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"You know, you couldn't have picked a prettier day to win a year's supply of hot dogs."
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"Mom!"
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"Sorry, honey, it's just... He's just..."
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"Kitty, the idiot neighbors drank all my beer."
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"Uh-oh. You're in a bad mood. Hey, meet Casey."
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"Pleasure, sir."
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"Hey, maybe I can help."
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"I always keep an spare case of beer in the Trans Am."
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"Little tip I picked up in the army."
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"I don't know. Seems like a pretty good kid."
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"Uh-huh."
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"So, you and Casey, huh?"
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"Look, Hyde, whatever you heard about Casey, he's changed now."
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"He's... He's mature."
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"Oh, yeah. He's real mature."
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"Well, I like him!"
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"We're together, and if you can't deal with that, then you can just go to hell!"
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"Hey, that's not barbecue language, young lady!"
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"Here's that beer, sir. I got a soda for the minor."
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"Now, you make sure to drink that real slow..."
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"'cause I don't want you to get a tummy ache, little guy."
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"Well, that's thoughtful."
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"Yeah, he cramps up easy."
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"Casey and Donna, man."
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"Hey, remember when we were 12? We didn't even like girls yet."
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"I liked girls when I was 12."
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"Yeah, I was happy to stay at home Friday night in my underwear..."
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"just tossin' a football to myself."
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"Yeah, never did that either."
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"If Donna loves Casey and not me, then, I mean, I guess it's over."
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"Wha... Forman, you can't give up."
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"Okay, look. Who knows what's gonna happen with me and Jackie."
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"But what you and Donna had?"
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"That was, like, real."
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"And I'm telling you, as his brother... Look, Casey is bad news."
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"He's either gonna get bored and split, or something worse is gonna happen."
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"So, you gotta do something."
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"Hey, since when did you get all serious?"
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"Been reading Cosmo."
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"It's very educational."
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"Yeah. I never realized how much plumbing girls had down there."
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"Okay, everyone. Here's lunch."
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"Hot dog soup!"
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"No more hot dogs!"
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"I'll just eat the grilled cheese."
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"You mean, grilled cheese with hot dogs!"
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"Kitty, for God's sakes..."
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"I ate 14 hot dogs yesterday!"
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"Well, what do you want me to do, Red? They're everywhere."
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"They're a curse on this house!"
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"Oh, fine. Let's make some calls."
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"Maybe we can unload the damn things on a nursery school."
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"You guys, I have let this thing with Casey go way too far."
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"Yeah, no kidding. Donna's pretty far gone."
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"She's starting to lash out at people at barbecues."
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"You gotta kick his ass, man!"
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"Hyde, Eric cannot beat Casey with his fists."
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"He's a special boy who must beat him with his special strengths."
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"Now, let's think. What is Eric's special strengths?"
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"Welcome back to TV's favorite game show..."
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"Get Into That Box!"
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"Now let's meet our returning champion, Eric Forman!"
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"Thanks. Good to be back, Fez."
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"Let's meet our challenger, Casey Kelso!"
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"Casey Kelso, it's time to..."
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"Get Into That Box!"
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"How does he do it?"
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"He's so tiny!"
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"I would watch that show."
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"Well, we're off to a nice start."
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"Shall we move on to second base?"
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"Ay, no."
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"Guess what. I read your little "everything's my fault" article..."
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"and I realized why I cheated."
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"Remember the first time I kissed Pam Macy?"
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"- Behind the gym? - And in the gym, and in her car."
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"But, anyway..."
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"Earlier that day, I didn't have any money to buy you Tater Tots."
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"You said that I'd never be able to support you, 'cause I wasn't smart enough."
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"You're always puttin' me down like that, and it makes me feel bad about myself."
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"And that is why I cheated."
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"That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard!"
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"Just like that."
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"Hey!"
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"Michael, what are you saying?"
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"I'm sayin' that we're not right for each other, because you make me feel bad!"
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"And..."
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"And..."
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"I don't think I can be with you anymore."
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"I want to break up."
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"Wait, break up?"
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"No, no. Michael, I was wrong. Please, let's talk about this."
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"- No. - Wait, but Michael!"
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"Casey, we need to talk."
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"Well, I'm a little swamped right now, Foreplay."
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"I think Donna thinks you love her..."
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"and if you don't, you shouldn't act like you do."
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"What are you? The love police?"
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"Hands up! Love police is here."
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"Hey, all I'm saying is that if you don't love her..."
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"just don't be with her, okay?"
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