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Clips from Sanford and Son (1972) - The Great Sanford Siege (S01E01)

"That's right."
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"Yeah."
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"See? That was the name of the picture."
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"no electricity and no food."
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"I had some soup down at the diner last week."
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"Any day now, I'll be going to join your mother."
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"- Mr. Fred Sanford? - I'm Fred Sanford."
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"Now, let's see. They said there was one television set."
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"Now, you a brother. You gonna take our stuff?"
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"Don't go upstairs. Take your hands off me."
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"He pushed me. I know it's something broken."
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"Think I'll ever walk again? Oh, son, my back."
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"And he was in his cabin surrounded by criminals..."
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"- Pop. - Now, look..."
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"No, it's my back. I might never walk again."
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"- I was pretty good, wasn't I? - Yeah. Hey, 200 dollars."
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"It's a shame just to waste a good acting job like that."
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"I ain't hoarding nothin'. I found these in my pocket."
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"So what will it be? The zucchini or the pork and beans?"
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"Good night? Is it night already? I better get out of here."
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"They always come back."
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"The phone is dead."
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"Looks like he's gonna be there for a little while."
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"Don't start that again."
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"- Son, it's broken. - I didn't do anything."
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"The TV and the refrigerator. Everything."
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"The budget tells you everything that you need to know."
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""Dried celery, citric acid..."
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"You can't take my refrigerator. That's where I keep my applejack."
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