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Clips from The O.C. - The My Two Dads (S04E04)

"- You think this is funny? - Kind of."
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"- I mean, it was original, at least. - I'll give you an A for originality."
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"You're failing English."
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"An extra year in high school is definitely not funny."
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"- Sorry, I forgot my books. - Will."
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"Would you mind helping Kaitlin with a revised presentation?"
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"- Well, you know, like, I don't... - Great."
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"One more shot, Kaitlin. And every word better be different."
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"No shrimp tacos today. We got fish."
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"- You like tilapia? - I love the tilapia."
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"- Thanks, though. - What's up?"
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"Always knew one day, he'd be out."
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"but it's like my dad's from another life, it's so far in the past."
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"Look, if that's how you wanna keep it, it's fine with me."
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"You're my family."
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"What's important to me is you."
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"I don't wanna see him."
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"Maybe later. Not now."
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"- Then that's what I'll tell him. - Yeah."
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"And no need to explain."
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"- Thanks. - So I'll see you at home."
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"- Hey, Sandy. - Hey, listen, I spoke to Ryan."
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"Not even a half-hour for a cup of coffee?"
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"A cookbook? Thought you got me a present."
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"That's Just the first part. I also signed you up for some cooking classes."
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"That's something I guess you better work on if we're gonna get married."
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"Since I expect a nice home-cooked meal on the table every day by 5."
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"He is totally trying to smoke me out. He wants me to break off the engagement..."
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"so he can live a long, guilt-free life being a big, fat victim."
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"So, what are you gonna do? Level with him and tell the truth?"
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"- Hey, honey? - Hey, Sandy."
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"- What happened? - We need to talk."
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"- What are you doing here? - Frank's not leaving."
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"Well, there's something I didn't tell you when we spoke..."
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"But then I was saying goodbye to the ladies and it Just came out."
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"Sandy, Frank is dying."
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"I felt terrible at dinner last night, not saying anything to Ryan."
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"Well, you shouldn't. Did he mention Frank?"
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"You know, I asked him point-blank, and he said he did not want to see him."
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"He doesn't know he's sick."
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"- Lf he's sick. - You think he's lying about having cancer?"
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"I appreciate you being cautious, but this seems personal."
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"It is personal. Ryan is our son."
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"He has hurt Ryan before."
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"I won't let him again."
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"- What if he's not lying? - Please."
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"What if Ryan finds out that we knew the truth and didn't tell him?"
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"Just let me talk to him, please."
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"Since you brought me presents yesterday, thought I'd return the favor."
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"So here's information on the four C's:"
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"Sure. Well, if we're really doing this, we'd better do it right."
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"Exactly. Which means nothing less than two carats."
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"- Pancakes? - Pancakes."
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"Thought he should live with you for a while."
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"- You're working on the guest list? - Those are poets, Summer."
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"And their words will inspire my vows."
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"Have you been working on yours?"
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"Why, yes. I was thinking of Shel Silverstein with a dash of Dr. Seuss."
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"Meant what I said, said what I meant. Elephant's faithful, 100 percent."
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"Hey, band geek."
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"Well, I'm not like the other guys at this school."
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"I don't play water polo and I don't listen to you."
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"If I fail, you fail."
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"You can do this yourself. You're not as stupid as you wanna be."
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"Stupid has nothing to do with it."
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"And doing all that good can work up quite an appetite."
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"But I'm guessing a picnic isn't the only reason you stopped by."
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"Oh, Sandy, I don't wanna fight with you."
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"We both love Ryan and we both want what's best for him."
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"Sometimes we're not gonna see eye to eye."
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"- So why stop now? - Does that mean everything's okay?"
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"But you should know I called Dr. Alessi at the prison."
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"- That's an invasion of privacy. - Yin and yang, baby."
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"If I'm wrong, I'll eat my words."
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"See you tomorrow."
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"Occupational haxard."
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"Actually, I have to stop at Kirsten's office. She said she wanted to talk to me."
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"- I made it very clear I don't wanna see him. - Right."
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"- Which I totally support. - You Just don't agree."
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"- Well, it's none of my business, but... - That's never stopped you before."
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"Look, all I know is that if my father wanted to see me..."
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"who holds up liquor stores with a sawed-off gun..."
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"If only to get feelings I had off my chest."
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"To tell him that I think he is a total ass and I never wanna see him again."
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"and play a round at Big Canyon."
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"I haven't even spent more than 20 minutes with him since I was in second grade."
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"It's Just really easy to ignore your kids."
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"You haven't seen him since you were a kid."
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"- It says dalet. - Damn it."
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"Julie, I really appreciate you helping me and filling in for Rabbi Gutterman."
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"- But this Just is not working. - Right."
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"And whenever you wanna let me know what this is, I'm all ears."
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"As much as I've enJoyed learning the Hebrew alphabet with you."
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"not that I don't look forward to one day becoming Jewish."
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"- We're engaged. - That's great."
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"- You can't tell anyone. - No, no, but, Summer, did...?"
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"- Are you...? - No. No. Well, we thought that I might be."
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"- Then why are you getting married? - Because he asked me and I said yes."
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"And now you don't wanna call it off because you don't wanna hurt his feelings."
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"Or because if you do, he'll get the upper hand."
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"- Exactly. - Now we're talking my kind of dating game."
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"Manipulating the opposite sex. God, Julie, why didn't I come to you earlier?"
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"- I think it's chutxpah. - Chutxpah."
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"Okay, never mind. What are you thinking?"
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"After I talked to Sandy, I didn't think I'd hear from you again."
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"and, well, there's someone here who wants to meet you."
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"It was fine."
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"You haven't seen your father in eight years and it was fine?"
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"Yeah, well, fine is not a total disaster. I'll take fine."
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"I must've thought 100 times about what I would say to my dad when I saw him again."
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"- Because he's sick? - Because he's normal."
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"but maybe if we get done early..."
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"Yeah, I love her enough to ask her to marry me."
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"Exactly. Plus, the little guy is kind of starting to grow on me."
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"Isn't that right, Pancakes?"
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"Oh, hi! Hi!"
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"You can't bring animals in. What are you doing?"
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"Don't listen to mean Uncle Ryan, Pancakes."
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"Would you get him out of here, please, before he ends up in a quesadilla?"
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"We'll be on the patio. Please bring us another side of carrots."
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