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Clips from Diff'rent Strokes (1978) - Movin' In (S01E01)

♪ Then along come two

"♪ Then along come two"

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♪ They got nothin' but their jeans

"♪ They got nothin' but their jeans"

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♪ Everybody finds a way to shine

"♪ Everybody finds a way to shine"

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♪ It don't matter that you got

"♪ It don't matter that you got"

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♪ They'll have theirs you'll have yours

"♪ They'll have theirs you'll have yours"

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♪ Diff'rent Strokes to move the world, yes, it does

"♪ Diff'rent Strokes to move the world, yes, it does"

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I'm sorry, Mrs. Garrett. I didn't mean to startle you.

"I'm sorry, Mrs. Garrett. I didn't mean to startle you."

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Orphans?

"Orphans?"

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All right, all right, I've been sucked in.

"All right, all right, I've been sucked in."

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Fellas, this is Mrs. Garrett, our housekeeper.

"Fellas, this is Mrs. Garrett, our housekeeper."

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She got it right.

"She got it right."

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Mrs. Garrett, are you passing?

"Mrs. Garrett, are you passing?"

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up to their room and I'll show them around?

"up to their room and I'll show them around?"

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With all your money, couldn't you afford to buy a new one?

"With all your money, couldn't you afford to buy a new one?"

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No, it's an antique, you see. The older it gets, the more it's worth.

"No, it's an antique, you see. The older it gets, the more it's worth."

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I am going to open up a whole new world for you.

"I am going to open up a whole new world for you."

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Ah.

"Ah."

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I'm not comfortable here,

"I'm not comfortable here,"

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We could get killed in the stampede.

"We could get killed in the stampede."

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Why not? Arnold's gotta rest.

"Why not? Arnold's gotta rest."

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Unless that's at 6:00 in the morning.

"Unless that's at 6:00 in the morning."

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Forget it.

"Forget it."

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Yes, sir.

"Yes, sir."

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Now,

"Now,"

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Kemosabe, make way for the Lone Arnold.

"Kemosabe, make way for the Lone Arnold."

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or are you the only one in the family that got the disease?

"or are you the only one in the family that got the disease?"

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and you're not even willing to meet us halfway.

"and you're not even willing to meet us halfway."

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Not one word out of you, Arnold.

"Not one word out of you, Arnold."

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Do you think she'd send us to live with somebody who didn't want us?

"Do you think she'd send us to live with somebody who didn't want us?"

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♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum

"♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum"

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♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some

"♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some"

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♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum

"♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum"

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♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some

"♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some"

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♪ A man is born he's a man of means

"♪ A man is born he's a man of means"

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♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world"

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♪ Everybody's got a special kind of story

"♪ Everybody's got a special kind of story"

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♪ Not a lot, so what?

"♪ Not a lot, so what?"

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♪ And I'll have mine

"♪ And I'll have mine"

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♪ And together we'll be fine

"♪ And together we'll be fine"

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♪ 'Cause it takes

"♪ 'Cause it takes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world! ♪

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world! ♪"

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Mr. Drummond, it's very dangerous to sneak up behind me.

"Mr. Drummond, it's very dangerous to sneak up behind me."

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I'm going to karate class

"I'm going to karate class"

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and I just got an A in kicking-where-it-hurts.

"and I just got an A in kicking-where-it-hurts."

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It's these thick carpets.

"It's these thick carpets."

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I once lost a small lawyer in this room.

"I once lost a small lawyer in this room."

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I love a little joke.

"I love a little joke."

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When they're that little, they need a lot of love.

"When they're that little, they need a lot of love."

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The boys will be here any minute.

"The boys will be here any minute."

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The boys...

"The boys..."

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The boys will be here any minute. Is their room ready yet?

"The boys will be here any minute. Is their room ready yet?"

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Oh, yes, sir. There's just one thing left to do.

"Oh, yes, sir. There's just one thing left to do."

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And what's that? I quit.

"And what's that? I quit."

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Quit? Oh, no.

"Quit? Oh, no."

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No, please, I promise I'll never scare you again.

"No, please, I promise I'll never scare you again."

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I'll wear a bell around my neck.

"I'll wear a bell around my neck."

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When you hired me yesterday, you said you had one 13-year-old daughter.

"When you hired me yesterday, you said you had one 13-year-old daughter."

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You didn't say anything about two boys coming to live here.

"You didn't say anything about two boys coming to live here."

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I don't do windows, and I don't do boys.

"I don't do windows, and I don't do boys."

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What have you got against boys?

"What have you got against boys?"

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They bite.

"They bite."

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I'll buy you a tetanus shot.

"I'll buy you a tetanus shot."

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Okay, okay. So I did overlook a little thing like two boys.

"Okay, okay. So I did overlook a little thing like two boys."

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Please, Mrs. Garrett, they're orphans.

"Please, Mrs. Garrett, they're orphans."

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Please help me make them feel at home here.

"Please help me make them feel at home here."

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I hardly know them.

"I hardly know them."

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From Harlem.

"From Harlem."

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Yes, their mother was my housekeeper for many years.

"Yes, their mother was my housekeeper for many years."

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A sweet, wonderful woman.

"A sweet, wonderful woman."

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She was like a member of the family.

"She was like a member of the family."

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On her deathbed, she asked me to look after her two boys.

"On her deathbed, she asked me to look after her two boys."

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They have no relatives that can take them in.

"They have no relatives that can take them in."

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Are you trying to make me feel rotten?

"Are you trying to make me feel rotten?"

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Yes, I am. You're doing a great job.

"Yes, I am. You're doing a great job."

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Thank you. You're welcome.

"Thank you. You're welcome."

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You see, they're two innocent, sweet, helpless little boys.

"You see, they're two innocent, sweet, helpless little boys."

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They're here.

"They're here."

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I'll get it.

"I'll get it."

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No, I'll do it. I'm very good with doors.

"No, I'll do it. I'm very good with doors."

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Aha! You're here.

"Aha! You're here."

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Welcome, gentlemen.

"Welcome, gentlemen."

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You're talking to us? Of course.

"You're talking to us? Of course."

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How about that, Willis?

"How about that, Willis?"

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Downtown two minutes, and already, we're gentlemen.

"Downtown two minutes, and already, we're gentlemen."

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Mmm-mmm!

"Mmm-mmm!"

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This is some place.

"This is some place."

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Let's shake hands like a brother.

"Let's shake hands like a brother."

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I've been practicing, Willis.

"I've been practicing, Willis."

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No wonder they can't play basketball.

"No wonder they can't play basketball."

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You've got a sense of humor like your mother.

"You've got a sense of humor like your mother."

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I loved her very much.

"I loved her very much."

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You know, without a sense of humor,

"You know, without a sense of humor,"

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people are dull and boring and...

"people are dull and boring and..."

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Oh, Mr. Drummond, can I give you a hand with the boys?

"Oh, Mr. Drummond, can I give you a hand with the boys?"

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This is Willis and Arnold Jackson.

"This is Willis and Arnold Jackson."

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Hi. Hi, fellas.

"Hi. Hi, fellas."

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No, only my hair is bleached.

"No, only my hair is bleached."

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Mrs. Garrett, why don't you take the boys' things

"Mrs. Garrett, why don't you take the boys' things"

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I'd be glad to. Here, let me have this, dear.

"I'd be glad to. Here, let me have this, dear."

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Be careful of my goldfish. His name's Abraham.

"Be careful of my goldfish. His name's Abraham."

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I've never seen a black goldfish before.

"I've never seen a black goldfish before."

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That's okay, he never saw a rich white man before, either.

"That's okay, he never saw a rich white man before, either."

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If Abraham looks like he's dead, don't worry. He's just sleeping.

"If Abraham looks like he's dead, don't worry. He's just sleeping."

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My ex-husband had the same problem.

"My ex-husband had the same problem."

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Oh, excuse me, boys.

"Oh, excuse me, boys."

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Hi, sweetheart. Hello, Daddy.

"Hi, sweetheart. Hello, Daddy."

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Oh, they're here.

"Oh, they're here."

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Oh, look at them, Daddy, just look at them.

"Oh, look at them, Daddy, just look at them."

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Aren't they gorgeous? Real boys.

"Aren't they gorgeous? Real boys."

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Welcome, little brother.

"Welcome, little brother."

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Welcome, big brother.

"Welcome, big brother."

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What's she smoking?

"What's she smoking?"

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Boys, this hurricane that just blew in is my daughter, Kimberly.

"Boys, this hurricane that just blew in is my daughter, Kimberly."

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This is Arnold and this is Willis, Kimberly.

"This is Arnold and this is Willis, Kimberly."

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Hi, there. Hi.

"Hi, there. Hi."

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Hi, metal mouth.

"Hi, metal mouth."

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Oh, Daddy, isn't this delicious?

"Oh, Daddy, isn't this delicious?"

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We've just met and already he's insulting me like a real brother.

"We've just met and already he's insulting me like a real brother."

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