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Clips from Scrooged (1988)

"I canceled the last one."
Scrooged (1988)
"We're not gonna make it if we don't hurry."
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"You realize how late we..."
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"Just stop."
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"Oh, wow! Wait! Santa Claus, come quick. Look."
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"Incoming!"
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"Take cover!"
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"Let's get them!"
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"Hurry up! Hurry!"
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"It's Lee Majors!"
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"The Six Million Dollar Man."
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"Santa, is there a back way out of this place?"
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"Of course there is, Lee."
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"The world couldn't afford it if anything happened to you."
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"Now you stay put."
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"That's very nice of you, Lee."
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"And, Lee, you've been a real good boy this year."
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"- Yes, you sure have. - Yeah!"
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"7:00. Psychos seize Santa's workshop."
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"Eat this."
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"And only Lee Majors can stop them."
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"The Night the Reindeer Died."
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"8:30, and America's best-loved singer"
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"invites you to share a home-style holiday"
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"when it's Bob Goulet's Old Fashioned Cajun Christmas."
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"9:00, IBC presents America's favorite family"
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"in a special Christmas episode."
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"Well, Wally, if I know your father, he's out chasing Beaver."
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"Father Loves Beaver."
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"Here on IBC. You'll love it."
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"Show me the Scrooge promo."
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"It was a cold, bleak Christmas..."
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"10:00, IBC presents live, via satellite from New York,"
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"Bethlehem, Helsinki, West Berlin, and the Great Barrier Reef,"
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"Charles Dickens' immortal Christmas classic,"
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"Scrooge."
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"the Solid Gold Dancers,"
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"and Mary Lou Retton as Tiny Tim."
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"Hosted by Sir John Houseman."
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"Bah, humbug."
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"Scrooge. It will touch your every heartstring."
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"That's right. It all starts on Christmas Eve."
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"You'll love it."
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"Oh, my gosh,"
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"does that suck."
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"You know who loves Mary Lou Retton, Frank?"
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"- Yeah. - Children love an acrobat."
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"Oh, God."
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"We have spent $40 million on a live TV show."
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"You guys have got an ad with America's favorite old fart"
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"Now I have to kill all of you."
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"Mother, help me."
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"Excuse me, sir."
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"I don't wanna be out of line here, but..."
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"Well, we've been running that spot now for over a month and,"
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"well, it's getting a hell of a response."
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"I am the youngest president"
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"in the history of television, for a reason."
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"I know the people."
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"Well, granted,"
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"but the people already wanna watch the show."
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"That isn't good enough!"
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"They have gotta be so scared to miss it!"
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"So terrified!"
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"Now, if I were in charge,"
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"and I am..."
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"Perhaps I can help you."
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"Here's the kind of thing I would have done. Grace, cue it up."
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"Acid rain."
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"Drug addiction."
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"Freeway killers."
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"Now, more than ever,"
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"it is important to remember the true meaning of Christmas."
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"Don't miss Charles Dickens' immortal classic, Scrooge."
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"Your life might just depend on it."
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"Not bad, eh?"
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"I think they'll like it in the heartlands."
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"I want it every hour, on the hour."
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"I'll take care of it, Frank."
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"Get me Standards and Practices in here. I want to see Reece."
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"Excuse me, sir."
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"Yes?"
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"Mr. Cross,"
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"what exactly does that ad have to do with Scrooge?"
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"Nothing. Why?"
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"Well, you can't show that commercial."
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"If you run that, you're gonna..."
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"You're gonna frighten people."
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"You think I'm way off base here?"
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"Yes. Well, you're a tad off base, sir."
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"That thing looked like The Manson Family Christmas Special."
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"Well, it's a little late to get this kind of feedback."
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"That's because this is the first time I've ever seen it, sir."
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"You're right. I sprung it on you."
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"Well, it's not that bad, it's..."
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"Just lose, like,"
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"you know, the part with the gun and the blood..."
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"If I can change it, I'll let you know in five minutes."
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"Well, thank you, sir."
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"Thank you."
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"You know, in a lot of ways, I think we're a little bit alike."
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"Sir, merry Christmas."
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"- Thanks for the talk. - Thank you."
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"We don't wanna scare the dickens out of people."
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"Merry Christmas, Miss Cooley."
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"The dickens out of people!"
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"Nobody gets me."
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"Grace, who is that guy?"
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"- Eliot Loudermilk. - OK."
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"Call Security. Have them change his locks,"
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"clean out his desk and toss him out of the building."
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"He's fired?"
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"But it's Christmas!"
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"Thank you."
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"Call Accounting. Stop his bonus."
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"Grace, what in the hell is this?"
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"Well, that's a painting one of my kids did."
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"Honey, how many fingers does Mrs. Santa Claus have here?"
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"- Eleven. - Eleven. Right."
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"It's crap. Lose it. I don't want it on the walls."
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