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Clips from Good Times (1974) - My Son the Lover (S01E01)

"♪ Any time you meet a payment ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Not getting hassled, not getting hustled ♪"
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"♪ Keeping your head above water ♪"
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"♪ Making a wave when you can ♪"
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"♪ Yeah ♪♪"
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"to screw together, and I run out of plumber's grease."
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"Mom, what Daddy's talking about?"
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"Marcy Jones is crazy about me!"
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"But what are we supposed to do, fire a 21-gun salute?"
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"it's "El Permanente.""
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"You got to give Marcy a fighting chance."
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"Every time she passes me in school, she never speaks."
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"you worked the whole farm by yourself."
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"Sorry, I didn't know the movie already started."
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"the last 10 years and be 17 again."
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"And you supposed to be my best friend."
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"And we double-dated."
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"What's his name? Fred Thompson."
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"Florida just melted every time he walked into the room."
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"You two are the mushiest, kissing old folks"
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"We doing all the kissing."
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"Also under-armed."
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"How do you do, Mr. Evans?"
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"Oh, thank you, Mr. Evans."
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"Oh, I sure will. [JAMES CHUCKLES]"
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"She seemed like a real nice girl."
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"who looks too young to have a son."
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"That's how come I made up my mind. About what?"
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"Ma, tell him to get out of there."
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"Now, honey, you can't complain,"
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"he's bright, he can be charming when he wants to be."
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"I think you're working the farm again."
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"Aw, now, baby, calm down."
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"Eighty-three cents."
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"And I just had a horrible thought."
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"Oh, you!"
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"but already we got ourselves a decorated tree."
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"That's why it doesn't matter."
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"You might as well sleep in there."
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"Now, JJ... Now thanks, Mama!"
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"Y'all excuse me. I got to go chill the Kool-Aid."
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"Me neither!"
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"Some privacy."
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"Heh-heh. Just a little something I..."
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"Just a little something I wrote while I was bubble-bathing."
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"Oh, JJ, I just love sitting here talking,"
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"Ooh, I can't wait to get it finished."
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"[SOUND DROPS OUT]"
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"Hi, son. Did you have a nice time?"
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"ANNOUNCER: From Television City in Hollywood:"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Any time you meet a friend ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Any time you're out from under ♪"
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"♪ Temporary layoffs ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Easy credit rip-offs ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Scratching and surviving ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Hanging in a chow line ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Ain't we lucky we got 'em ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"Where is that JJ?"
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"My face cream is gone, and I know he took it."
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"When I see him, I'm going to knock him right upside his head!"
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"Thelma, I took your face cream."
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"You, James?"
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"Yeah, I had two pipes under the kitchen sink"
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"Daddy!"
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"Oh, don't worry, baby. First thing in the morning"
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"I'll buy you a nice, big jar of plumber's grease."
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"James, you shouldn't tease her."
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"won't be back next year, so he's bucking for the job."
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"Hi, gorgeous family."
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"Hello, pretty sister!"
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"Hello, lovely Mama."
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"Hello, handsome Papa."
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"Get out your wallet, James."
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"That's a "Can I borrow $5?" greeting if I ever heard one."
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"My wallet's so empty, make a mugger cry."
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"Oh, Mama, Daddy, I say these happy things"
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"'cause I'm a happy person."
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"Today my joy is overflowing"
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"like a garbage can in the ghetto."
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"JJ, what you so happy about?"
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"Did they remove the "Condemned" sign from your great body?"
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"Don't worry, Mama. I feel so good today"
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"I won't even bother to tell her"
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"that I hope her hot comb has a short-circuit."
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"Junior, what is happening?"
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"You're happier than a rooster in a henhouse."
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"Family, are y'all ready for this?"
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"Well, that's nice, JJ."
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"Come on, JJ. Stop fooling yourself."
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"Marcy Jones is the most popular chick in school."
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"She won the class beauty contest this year."
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"Now how did a girl like that ever notice you?"
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"Simple. When you're on top of the heap,"
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"all you notice is top of the other heap."
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"And the minute our eyes heaped,"
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"I knew she was Gladys Knight and I was the Pips."
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"Boy, Junior, you are something else with them chicks."
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"I tell you, I can't keep up with you without a scorecard."
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"You don't have to worry about that, Dad."
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"My motto used to be, "A chick a day keeps Dullsville away.""
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"But ever since I met Marcy Jones,"
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"I don't believe what I'm hearing."
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"Marcy Jones wouldn't give you the time of day."
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"Well, for you information, little sister,"
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"she not only gave me the time of day,"
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"she will be here in approximately 10 minutes."
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"What's she coming here for?"
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"She heard about my ebony genius on canvas."
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"And she asked me to paint her portrait."
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"Oh, that's a nice idea. Yeah."
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"And you know how them models and artists work."
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"Paint 15 minutes, rest 15 minutes."
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