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Clips from The Monkees - Monkee Mother (S01E01)

"Buy you know Greta, she wouldn't listen."
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"No. Wouldn't listen."
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"Mm-hm."
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"-wash the dishes?"
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"Wash them, wash them, wash them,"
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"rough hands, red, rough hands."
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"- Another one. - Another one."
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"Don't do that."
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"How's it going, Peter?"
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"Heartburn. She's up to heartburn."
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"So naturally I warned her."
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"Marilyn, I said, you can't drink water in bed"
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"when you have the electric blanket on."
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"Yeah."
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"It's like going to the chair! You know."
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"So, after they took the cast off her husband's leg, she decided-"
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"Uh, Milly?"
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"Wha?"
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"Uh, I don't mean to interrupt, but, uh."
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"Oh, I'm sorry, Larry, I've been chatting all night."
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"What did you want to say?"
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"Uh, your Herman, he must have been a pretty great guy I guess."
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"I mean, the way you talk about him all the time and all."
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"He was an angel."
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"An angel?"
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"He was an angel, but a man. A very, very nice man."
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"- Uh, Milly. - Hm?"
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"I'm not an angel."
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"But you're a nice man, Larry."
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"A very nice man."
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"Guys! Guys! Wake up! Wake up! Look!"
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"We did it! We made it! It's love! Lookit! Lookit!"
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"Really?"
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"[cheering]"
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"Shh!"
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"A toast. The groom proposes a toast. To Milly."
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"To my Larry. And to my matchmakers."
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"Um, Mr. Nesmith?"
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"Oh, hi, Mr. Babbit. Uh, listen,"
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"we got the rent playing for Milly's wedding, and-"
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"Don't worry about that, if I've inconvenienced you in any way."
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"Oh, well, no, but, there is one little favor I'd like to ask of ya."
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"I'd be delighted to. What is it?"
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"Well, I had to, I had to watch the kids, and, uh, you know,"
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"I, uh, play the music, ha ha, and I wondered if, uh,"
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"maybe you'd do it. For me. Watch the-"
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"Certainly, certainly. I love kids."
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"Okay. Ha ha."
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"Strange man."
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"That's when I'll have to choose"
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"How I wish I could borrow"
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"Someone else's shoes"
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"Mary, oh what a sweet girl"
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"Lips like strawberry pie"
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"Sandra, the long hair and pig tails"
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"Can't make up my mind"
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"I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"Told them both that I loved them"
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"Said it, and it was true"
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"But I can't have both of them"
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"Don't know what to do"
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"I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"Mary I love you"
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"Sandra I love you"
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"Well, I see all kinds of sorrow"
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"Wish I only loved one"
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"Look out, here comes tomorrow"
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"Oh, how I wish tomorrow would never come"
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"I love you"
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"Darling"
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"I love you"
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"Well, my darling boys, thanks for everything."
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"It was nothing, Milly. Pleasure."
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"It was fun. It was great, Milly."
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"Now Micky, sweetie, you wear that sweater"
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"in the evening so you won't catch cold."
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"Okay."
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"And Peter? Don't you get overheated playing ping-pong all alone."
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"I won't."
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"Well, it was really a pleasure having all you boys under my roof."
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"- It was really great. - It was nice to have you."
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"Great, great."
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"And we-we'll see each other again, I'm sure."
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"'Course we will."
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"Why-why don't you call or something, or, or write sometime?"
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"Well, look, I'm very bad at letters; I'll drop over."
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"- Drop over? - Wha-what?"
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"Why not, when I only live two doors up the block?"
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"Yeah, I'll bring over some soup, and we'll talk over old times."
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"Tonight, for instance!"
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"Larry! Hurry, sweetheart, it's getting late."
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""Eyes like cupcakes floating in sour cream"."
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"Mr. Babbit, this is the most ridiculous thing"
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"According to my informants, Mr. Nesmith-"
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"What is this, violation of the housing code seven sixteen:"
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"illegal storage of inflammable material."
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"Well, I'm sorry, but Mr. Schneider is not firewood; he's our dummy!"
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"A mere technicality."
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"Well, it's not to him."
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"I think you're making all this up!"
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"Yeah, you just want an excuse to make us pay our rent."
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"Yeah, I'm pretty unreasonable about things like that."
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"Hey, look here, look. We got a seven day extension in this lease. Now, in some-"
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"Boys, there's no sense in arguing."
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"The new tenant will be here in about one hour."
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"New tenant?"
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"A delightful woman."
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"You can introduce yourselves on the way out."
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"Ha ha ho ho ho ho! Out!"
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"No!"
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"Yes, out!"
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"Please, no!"
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"Yes, out!"
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