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Clips from The O.C. - The Distance (S02E02)

"Ok, I'm coming back. I'm getting on the next flight..."
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"You haven't been happy."
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"Is this your battleground? Is this your..."
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"Did you tell him?"
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"- Did he believe you? - Yeah, I think so."
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"It's for the best."
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"For you and him and for the baby."
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"- What time does your cab get here? - Any minute."
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"I can't impose. Besides, I've got this job."
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"- What about you, man? - Just keep teaching sailing, hang with Luke."
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"my parents are kind of okay with this now, and so it's good because I don't have to feel guilty."
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"All right. Well."
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"*Then you frighten me again...*"
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"*You're the friend I knew the best*"
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"You're back?"
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"Good. 'Cause nobody leaves this family twice."
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"- Welcome home. - Thanks."
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"so much smaller to me. I don't know, or perhaps..."
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"Summer had been there, though. She..."
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"fire up the grill, because, Ryan... I can do that."
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"Well, Ryan. Sit down my son."
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"- Please don't. - Because we're friends."
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"- You took a bus? - Yeah, but don't say it like that. It was a local."
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"I think we're definitely going to have to come up with a better story for school, though. That'd be good."
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"But what about maybe, um..."
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"- I took the boat, the boat sank. Saved by a mermaid. - Splash."
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"We both know that's Castaway. Tom Hanks."
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"I get hired by the British Royal Navy to-to-to sail with them"
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"Last season on The O.C.: Theresa's pregnant."
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"I'm leaving. Can't let Theresa do this by herself."
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"Oh, my God. It's a palace!"
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"Look, you're getting what you wanted I'm moving in with you."
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"- Thank you. - Could we convince you to stay?"
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"I understand why you have to do this, but I wish you didn't have to."
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"Great, now, when do you think we will have achieved flow?"
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"Ballpark, Archie, ballpark."
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"It's September now. I'd say two weeks. A month, tops."
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"- Six weeks. - Well, in the meantime..."
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"Oh, and don't ever get married,"
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"and if you do, don't ever have kids."
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"Well, good news. Archie thinks the remodel should be done anytime between"
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"Boy, am I excited to head into court for day one"
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"Butterscotch duck in El Paso, lampshade, truck stop, stethoscope..."
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"Nope."
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"I'm distracted by today's paper. Actually, the date of today's paper."
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"- He's going to come back. - By the time school starts"
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"or by the time Archie finishes the remodel?"
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"I have had enough of your hippie-parenting, psycho-babble."
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"Sometimes the best thing for a kid is to have some space."
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"If you force him to come home, he's going to want to run away again."
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"I don't care what he wants."
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"I don't care what he thinks is fair. He could have died out there."
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"Okay, so you can blame me."
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"Summer is over. School is starting."
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"Bring him home, Sandy."
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"(SUMMER: Oh, could it be any hotter?)"
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"Damn, girl, break me off a piece of dat."
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"So my mom's trying to drag me to the Cardio Bar again. It's her idea of mother-daughter bonding."
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"- Cardio Bar, Coop? - Well, she says it's the new Tae Bo, so maybe I can learn to kick her ass."
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"I don't think you need to do anymore cardio."
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"and I mean this in the least scandalous way... but you're looking a little thin."
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"- What's in this, lighter fluid? - This is a Newport Beach iced tea."
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"- This is 10:00 in the morning. It's a little early. - For who?"
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"Oh, this bikini is so uncomfortable. I need to go get a new one. You want to go to South Coast?"
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"- Totally. There's a Paul Frank sale there Wednesday. - Wednesday? I can't. I have plans with Zach."
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"God, what's his face?"
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"Built like a beanpole, curly hair, runs away like a little bitch on a sailboat,"
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"when she decided she doesn't cry over bitches on boats."
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"I know. I'm just doing that thing where I pretend I don't"
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"and I have to use a lot of descriptive insults to give voice to my inner pain."
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"- So, yeah, I can't do it Wednesday. - More plans with Zach."
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"- I will never be close to a boy again. - Yeah, I know what you mean."
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"That's good. All right, thanks for the ride."
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"I, uh, peeled your orange for you."
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"Thanks, but, uh, it's probably not the best way to fit in with these guys."
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"Right."
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"He's always angry. He's an angry man."
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"Maybe she can save her sister from drowning in self-pity."
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"What is that flower truck doing in our driveway? I get the feeling that it's been there every week."
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"Because it has."
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"- We get flowers delivered every week? - Yes, they're living things, they die."
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"Do you hear a clicking on the phone? Every time I try to dial out,"
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"You're either hopped up on blow or something is seriously wrong."
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"It's nothing. It's my blood-thinning medication. Sometimes it makes me feel..."
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"China has alopecia."
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"I was hoping that the hair treatments would work, but... bald as a baby's ass."
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"- Yeah, I suppose that's fair. - Thanks."
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"Not charging it on the company card, are you?"
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"Why?"
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"Because we can't claim Kaitlin's new pony as a business expense. It's illegal."
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"- Hello? - Uh, Luke, it's Kirsten."
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"Hey, Mrs. Cohen, how you doing?"
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"- Although I think I can answer that one for myself. - Yeah. Is, uh, is he there?"
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"It's for you."
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"- Hello? - Seth, it's Mom."
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"- Come home. - Did Ryan come back?"
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"- Seth Ezekiel. - Okay, using the dreaded middle name is not the best way to forge a bond."
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"Ah, not quite yet. I just signed up to teach more sailing lessons through September."
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"Here's the thing, though. I hate it there."
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"So you're just going to hang up on..."
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"Oh, right now, it's... it's not about what he knows."
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"It's about how he feels."
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"- Seth still won't come home, huh? - Oh, he'll come home, you know..."
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"I'm just trying to figure out the best way for him to realize that."
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"He won't talk to me. He won't talk to Kirsten."
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"Well, maybe there's somebody else he'll talk to."
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"- How's the remodel going? - A lot like this... a disaster."
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"- As long as it keeps her distracted, right? - It's not really doing the trick anymore."
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"- Seth wants to stay in Portland? - School is right around the corner"
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"and everybody is digging in their heels, holding their positions."
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"- Actually, he kind of is. - You want to come?"
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"Unbeatable combination."
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"just in case. And don't worry if you don't use it. I got a great fare."
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"Good luck."
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"Take care, kid."
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"*You got me all wrong*"
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"Breakfast is ready. My mom left early, so there's plenty."
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"- convincing Seth to come home. - Is that why he came by yesterday?"
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"- Cause you said he was just checking in. - Yeah... nah... I don't know. I mean,"
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"I can't imagine what he thinks about me."
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