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Clips from Diff'rent Strokes (1978) - The Social Worker (S01E01)

Arnold, you little... Dummy.

"Arnold, you little... Dummy."

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Thank you, Willis.

"Thank you, Willis."

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Come here, Arnold.

"Come here, Arnold."

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Oh, Arnold, you only overheard a part of the conversation.

"Oh, Arnold, you only overheard a part of the conversation."

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I was merely repeating what this rather opinionated lady here said.

"I was merely repeating what this rather opinionated lady here said."

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I am not opinionated.

"I am not opinionated."

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I was merely repeating what the computer said.

"I was merely repeating what the computer said."

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Willis.

"Willis."

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Arnold, what you did was a very natural mistake.

"Arnold, what you did was a very natural mistake."

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I mean, sometimes people hear a part of a conversation,

"I mean, sometimes people hear a part of a conversation,"

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and they jump to the wrong conclusion.

"and they jump to the wrong conclusion."

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Why, when I was only nine, I overheard my father talking,

"Why, when I was only nine, I overheard my father talking,"

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and I was sure he wanted to sell me.

"and I was sure he wanted to sell me."

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How much did he get for you?

"How much did he get for you?"

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No, it wasn't me, it was just some stock.

"No, it wasn't me, it was just some stock."

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But I learned a very important lesson.

"But I learned a very important lesson."

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But see, when you love someone,

"But see, when you love someone,"

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well, then, you discuss it first before you do anything about it.

"well, then, you discuss it first before you do anything about it."

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Do you hear that, lame brain?

"Do you hear that, lame brain?"

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Yeah, I heard.

"Yeah, I heard."

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I guess there's only one thing bigger than my ears. My mouth.

"I guess there's only one thing bigger than my ears. My mouth."

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Mr. Drummond, will you take me and shorty here back?

"Mr. Drummond, will you take me and shorty here back?"

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Willis, if you boys had left, I was thinking about leaving with you.

"Willis, if you boys had left, I was thinking about leaving with you."

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Olivia, are you thinking what I'm thinking?

"Olivia, are you thinking what I'm thinking?"

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Yeah, baby. It's obvious that these boys belong here.

"Yeah, baby. It's obvious that these boys belong here."

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Black or white, it's love that counts.

"Black or white, it's love that counts."

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Mr. Drummond, I think I will tell my computer to go suck a lemon.

"Mr. Drummond, I think I will tell my computer to go suck a lemon."

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Well, if there's any time you'd like to come out to the island

"Well, if there's any time you'd like to come out to the island"

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and swim in our pool, or go fishing off our yacht,

"and swim in our pool, or go fishing off our yacht,"

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we'd love to have you.

"we'd love to have you."

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Yes, we'd love to have you.

"Yes, we'd love to have you."

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You got a swimming pool? Yeah.

"You got a swimming pool? Yeah."

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And a yacht, too? Yes, indeed.

"And a yacht, too? Yes, indeed."

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Mr. Thompson, you better leave your name and address,

"Mr. Thompson, you better leave your name and address,"

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just in case.

"just in case."

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♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum

"♪ Now the world don't move to the beat of just one drum"

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♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some

"♪ What might be right for you may not be right for some"

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♪ Then along come two

"♪ Then along come two"

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♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes

"♪ But they got Diff'rent Strokes"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world"

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♪ Everybody's got a special kind of story

"♪ Everybody's got a special kind of story"

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♪ Not a lot, so what?

"♪ Not a lot, so what?"

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♪ They'll have theirs you'll have yours

"♪ They'll have theirs you'll have yours"

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♪ And I'll have mine

"♪ And I'll have mine"

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♪ And together we'll be fine

"♪ And together we'll be fine"

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♪ 'Cause it takes

"♪ 'Cause it takes"

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♪ Diff'rent Strokes to move the world, yes, it does

"♪ Diff'rent Strokes to move the world, yes, it does"

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♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world! ♪

"♪ It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world! ♪"

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Young man, what have you been told about hiding and jumping out at people?

"Young man, what have you been told about hiding and jumping out at people?"

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Which half did I get this time?

"Which half did I get this time?"

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So you boys are really happy living here?

"So you boys are really happy living here?"

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He said, "Black children belong with black families."

"He said, "Black children belong with black families.""

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My, we're in an especially good mood this evening.

"My, we're in an especially good mood this evening."

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Yes. They went out and bought pizza and beans.

"Yes. They went out and bought pizza and beans."

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It's easy. You take your little forkie-poo,

"It's easy. You take your little forkie-poo,"

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I was standing right up there and looking down on your bald spot.

"I was standing right up there and looking down on your bald spot."

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You can tell your computer to go suck a lemon.

"You can tell your computer to go suck a lemon."

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Misunderstandings do occur.

"Misunderstandings do occur."

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Hello. Please, sit down.

"Hello. Please, sit down."

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