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Clips from Scrooged (1988)

"She's an amazingly understanding woman."
Scrooged (1988)
"I'll just come home and I'll say,"
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"I hope you don't mind.""
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"Mr. Cross, it's time for your Christmas list."
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"Sammy Goldberg."
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"Bath towel."
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"Lou Parker."
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"Colonel Tom Parker."
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"- Tamara Forristal. - VHS."
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"You know, there's a lot of virtues in taking a bus to work, you know."
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"Hi, fellas. Thanks a lot and merry Christmas."
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"- Bobby Lou Caluda. - The bath towel."
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"Eliot Loudermilk's leaving early today."
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"Move. Get out of here."
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"Done!"
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"Glenn Glenn Whitacre?"
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"What was the last rating on Police Zoo?"
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"5.2 Nielsen, 7 in share and a TVQ of 3."
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"Towel!"
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"Your brother?"
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"- Towel. - Your only brother."
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"Oh, God, Grace. Give it to me."
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"Get that."
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"Towel, towel."
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"- Mr. Cross' office. - Towel. VHS."
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"- Thank you. - Most of these are towels."
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"Be wrong once, OK?"
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"Mr. Rhinelander's on his way down."
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"Booze."
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"Pardon me."
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"Excuse me."
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"Grace."
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"Put yourself down for a towel, too."
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"Towel and a face cloth."
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"Shit!"
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"- Frank. - Hey, Pres."
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"- What a surprise. - Grace."
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"You look great. You've been working out."
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"Why didn't you tell me, Grace?"
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"Preston, just looking at some of this ink we're getting on Scrooge."
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"Mary Lou Retton as Tiny Tim."
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"Can you believe the first director didn't want her?"
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"- No. - Well, he does now."
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"He go bye-bye."
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"Hey, did you catch her buy on Tiny Tim?"
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"She doesn't just throw away the crutches and walk."
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"She throws away the crutches,"
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"vaults over a lamppost, double somersault,"
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"back into one of these things."
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"- Frank. - Killer."
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"Yes, Preston?"
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"Have you any idea how many cats there are in this country?"
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"No."
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"I don't have those... No."
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"Twenty-seven million. Do you know how many dogs?"
Scrooged (1988)
"- In America? - Forty-eight million."
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"- Wow. - We spend $4 billion on pet food alone."
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"Four?"
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"Now, I have here a study from Hampstead University"
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"Now, if these scientists are right,"
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"we should start programming right now."
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"Within 20 years, they could become steady viewers."
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"Programming for cats?"
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"Walk with me, Frank."
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"Call the police."
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"Now, I'm not saying, build a whole show around animals."
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"- Oh, no. - All I'm suggesting"
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"is that we occasionally throw in a little pet appeal."
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"Some birds, a squirrel."
Scrooged (1988)
"- Mice. - Mice. Exactly."
Scrooged (1988)
"Remember Kojak and the lollipops?"
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"What about a cop that dangles string? That's his gimmick."
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"Lots of quick, random action."
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"Frank, wasn't there a dormouse in Scrooge?"
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"No. But now that you say it, I always felt that it needed a dormouse."
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"- Dormice. Better. - Bingo."
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"Frank, this show is the jewel in the IBC crown."
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"Everything is riding on it."
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"Don't worry, Preston. I'm overseeing every aspect of production."
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"We'll own Christmas."
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"That's what I wanted to hear."
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"- Lunch tomorrow? Chez Jay? - Right."
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"- Up, Sid. - Yes, sir."
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"- Study this. - Thank you."
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"Oh, God."
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"If only I could fire that poor son of a bitch."
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"Hey, Frank! Hold that door, will you, pops?"
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"Wait for me a minute, will you? You don't mind?"
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"Hey, it's Brice Cummings. We met at Spago."
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"Have you seen Preston?"
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"Preston just went back upstairs."
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"I just dropped by to say hello. I went to school with the big guy's son."
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"You give me a call when you hit the Coast, OK?"
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"Let's go. You know, so, anyway. So, Cosell said..."
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"Come here. Slam this door. Hard."
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"Grace, I need a full report on a guy named Brice Cummings."
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"He's an LA slimeball."
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"OK. You're due at Helmsley Palace at 7:00."
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"- And I'm gonna leave. I'm gonna take... - No, you're not."
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"You're staying here with me. We're working late."
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"Grace, when I work late, you work late."
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"But I made the appointment two months ago."
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"I care!"
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"We're indivisible. If I'm working late, you gotta work late!"
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"If you can't work late, I can't work late!"
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"If I can't work late, I can't work late!"
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"Oh, your brother's waiting inside."
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"Oh, and I didn't tell him about his great Christmas towel."
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"Francis."
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"A little bit rough on her out there, weren't you?"
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"You know what they say about treating people badly on the way up?"
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"Yep."
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"You get to treat them badly on the way down, too."
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"It's great. You get two chances to rough them up."
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"- Yeah. - Yeah."
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"Excuse me, please."
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"Great. Rip off the hicks, why don't you? Did you learn this song yesterday?"
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"Sweet."
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"Frank, you don't like Christmas much, do you?"
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"Like it? I love it."
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