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Clips from The O.C. - The Pot Stirrer (S03E03)

"After Kirsten left, I had no one to talk to."
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"Yeah, well, my mom invited Kaitlin's old riding club."
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"Yeah, well, remember when I said I wanted to get to know Kaitlin?"
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"In that case, there's something I should tell you about her and Seth."
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"What are we doing here?"
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"Your presents are all downstairs."
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"- Kaitlin, look, I told you... - That you're 17 and that I'm 14."
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"But I'm not 14 anymore, remember?"
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"- What are you talking about? - Look, you said that you liked me."
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"So unless there's something else..."
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"- I'm not interested in Marissa, all right? - Then prove it."
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"One birthday kiss."
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"You know, I think we better get back to the party."
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"You can't stop me. I've let this go far enough as it is."
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"From my interview for Brown, which I went to."
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"Okay."
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"You told her, didn't you? Okay, first of all, don't blame Kaitlin."
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"Fat chance of that."
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"- Where have you been? - Oh, Johnny gave me my present."
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"Well, I wouldn't go that far."
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"So it looks like Lily and Bill are hitting it off."
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"...but I'm totally cool about turning your apartment into the Playboy Grotto."
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"Dry martini for you, Lily."
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"Sandy, that won't be necessary."
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"- I'm in. - You're in?"
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"Caleb would've been proud."
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"A martini. And Scotch for the young lady."
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"- So, what did he say? - We got the hospital."
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"Sandy, that's amazing."
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"So where do we go to have fun around here?"
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"You're leaving your own birthday party?"
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"Kaitlin, you gave Seth pot. You stole money from a fraternity."
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"- I don't know who you are anymore. - Spare me the concerned-sister bit."
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"We both know this is about Johnny."
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"- You don't know. - Anyone can tell you like him."
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"You don't think Ryan can?"
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"You may not know me, but I do know you."
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"Hey, Marissa, honey, where's Kaitlin? It's time for the cake."
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"- She's gone. - What?"
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"What do you mean? She's not gone. She wouldn't just leave her own party."
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"I don't wanna go into it, okay?"
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"How could you do this to your little sister?"
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"This was a very important birthday for her, for us."
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"Excuse me?"
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"You know, I should just go, okay? I'm sorry. Bye, Dr. Roberts."
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"- I'll take you home. - No."
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"I wanna walk. I need the fresh air."
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"- You know, I just wonder... - Oh, no."
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"No, I think you were right to be cautious. We both have very complex lives..."
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"- I hate to leave you like this. - Oh, no, it's fine."
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"So we'll talk."
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"And you can leave the key on the dish when you leave, all right?"
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"Come in."
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"Hey, Cohen. I'm looking to see if Brown has a course in Human Sexuality."
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"Because, no offense, you are so taking that."
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"Oh, my God, I'm such an airhead. How did it go?"
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"Please tell me it went okay. Please?"
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"This means we're gonna be together next year."
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"- Come here, let's pick out our schedule. - Okay."
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"Just a few minutes ago."
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"Well, we made our case..."
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"...and we got it."
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"Bill Merriam's coming by tomorrow. I should prep a little."
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"Well, I'm very proud of you."
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"I don't have feelings for Johnny."
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"Neil, I would love to."
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"That guy from Brown, he didn't say they couldn't take more than one student."
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"- Hey. - Hello. Hi."
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"You want me to help you out? Maybe ask you a few questions?"
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"...and I got my watch set to East Coast time..."
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"Why don't you talk to Summer. I'm sure she's freaking out too."
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"Fair enough. You're pouring coffee in your cereal."
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"Well, you two have done a great job."
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"I didn't wanna tell you because I didn't wanna spook you."
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"Kaitlin turns 15 this weekend, and I'm putting together an album."
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"Yeah, what's wrong with that?"
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"And honestly, the best part was always the afterparty."
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"- "I am 16 going on 17"? - Yeah."
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"Not much chance of that."
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"Now that she's at Harbor... I haven't talked to her since your mom's party."
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"Julie."
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"- I came to see how you're doing. - Hey, Dad."
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"Yeah, and I'm freaking out."
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"I just don't feel like it's the beginning."
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"Oh, Sandy, you wanna tell the boys that dinner's almost ready?"
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"Yeah, well, I was saving the whole drug thing for college."
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"My birthday was the one day I could count on being noticed. Not anymore."
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"Come on, please, can we go home now?"
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"Mom feels terrible."
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"- Why don't you have it here. - What?"
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"I don't think that Prada is the answer that they're looking for."
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"...and pinpoint like two or three times where you were genuinely happy..."
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"...and tell him we'd like to take him out tomorrow."
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"- I wanna bring that home. - Sandy..."
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"Kaitlin?"
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"Okay, well, what are you two doing?"
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"We're just hanging out. So don't freak out or anything."
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"Then we had a chance to talk. Went for a swim."
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"Who were you really calling this morning, me or her?"
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"I already ate. Plus, I just wanna go over some of this stuff."
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"What's that supposed to mean?"
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"It's just... That look on her face when she saw us..."
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"I told you how the free clinic might operate?"
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"It's dinnertime. Where would you like to go?"
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"Thank you for letting me use your house for my party."
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"- What's that? - Okay."
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"No. No. Come on, man. I love when you go for the comedy."
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"Seth? Hey, man."
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"You showed up and Summer started talking to me, and my life changed."
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"I'd be leaving that for someplace new..."
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"...and it'd be really easy for things to go back to the way they were."
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"This is a good turnout, though."
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"Now we're only two years apart."
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"Yeah, I balked at taking him out to dinner..."
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"- Bill. Here you go. - Thanks, Sandy."
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"Well, then you wouldn't mind that I just made out with him upstairs."
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"- I don't know what to say, Neil. - It's fine, Julie. It's fine."
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"No, I waited up. How did it go?"
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"Newport, I hardly knew you."
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"- Yeah, honestly, I was. - Really? Because..."
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