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Clips from The Monkees - Monkee Mother (S01E01)

"Please, no!"
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"To make it clear, get out."
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"Hey, I think he means it. What are we gonna do?"
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"I don't know, man. Gonna have to do something."
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"Oh, he's putting us on. There's no new tenant."
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"Well, Louis, we're here. How do ya like it, Merton? Huh?"
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"Aw. Merton doesn't travel well."
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"Oh, d-don't, don't get up. Finish convalescing."
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"I can teach my bags to walk in by themselves."
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"Here we come Walkin' down the street"
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"We get the funniest looks from Ev'ry one we meet"
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"Hey, hey, we're the Monkees And people say we monkey around"
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"But we're too busy singing To put anybody down"
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"We're just tryin' to be friendly Come and watch us sing and play"
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"We're the young generation And we've got something to say"
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"Hey, hey, we're the Monkees You never know where we'll be found"
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"So you better get ready,"
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"We may be comin' to your town"
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"Not bad, huh, Louis? A little linoleum on the floors,"
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"some chintz here and there, a few doilies."
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"Uh, miss, ma'am, excuse me,"
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"I think there's been a little mistake here."
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"- Who did this? - Did what?"
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"Who made this dust, this filth? You?"
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"What's today?"
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"Huh? Uh, Monday."
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"Monday? Uh, it's Peter. Peter puts the filth out on Mondays."
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"It was nothing."
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"You're fired."
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"From now on, he sets the table."
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"Uh, uh, just a minute, Mrs. um, Mrs.-"
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"- Yuck! - Yuck? Listen-"
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"No, Rudnick. Milly Rudnick."
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"But I'm not a formal person; you can call me Milly."
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"Now listen here, Mil-"
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"That doesn't mean you can step all over me."
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"My dear Herman, may he rest in peace,"
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"would die if he knew that somebody stepped all over me."
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"When did he eat last? He looks terrible."
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"Now. We must observe some rules. We're all grown up people, here."
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"We mustn't make a fuss about going to sleep,"
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"and food should not be eaten with the fingers."
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"Um, the fingers should be eaten separately."
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"Don't be a Mr. Mouth."
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"Joke."
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"Now, what do you boys do for a living?"
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"We look for work."
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"Huh. We're musicians."
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"- Musicians? - Yeah."
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"Oh, that's wonderful! I love music!"
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"Great."
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"Which one of you plays the violin?"
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"Look, she's a terror!"
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"Right!"
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"And she's gotta be stopped!"
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"Right!"
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"Well, somebody's gotta tell her!"
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"Right!"
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"Well, who's gonna tell her?"
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"You!"
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"Go, go!"
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"Um, Milly, listen, uh, we'd like to have a talk with you."
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"Yes?"
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"You know, the way we see it, Milly we're living here, and we feel that-"
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"So live! Who's stopping you from living?"
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"You wanna stay, stay. I'm not an unreasonable person."
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"- Oh, that's great. - That's good."
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"I've had boarders before."
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"Boarders?!"
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"Oh, man! We gotta do something! We need to change our course of action."
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"- Right! - Huh."
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"Oh, excuse me, Louis. There's somebody at the door."
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"Da da dum, da da da. Da doo da. Yes?"
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"How do you do, ma'am, is this the, uh, house of Rudnick?"
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"Well, not yet, but when my furniture arrives-"
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"Well, it's here. It's on the truck. I'm the moving man."
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"Oh, that's wonderful!"
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"Look, we just gotta be firm. Just-"
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"- Yeah! - Right."
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"Just, wuh, be firm."
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"- Firm. Firm right up. - I'll start unloading, huh?"
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"Yeah, well, just a minute. Boys! Oh, boys! Boys?"
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"Boys? I wondered if you could help this nice man out."
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"Nice man, wh-what nice man?"
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"Help me with my furniture."
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"- Furniture?! - We're musicians!"
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"I can't move furniture! My hands!"
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"Oh boy. That was a tough one."
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"Thank you, Larry. You did a nice job."
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"Well, I had a little help."
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"My arms, I can't move my arms."
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"I can't move your arms either."
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"Larry, I'd like to give you a little something."
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"Ah, no, Mrs. Rudnick, I couldn't accept any money."
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"What money? I want you to have a piece of my homemade cheesecake."
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"Let's go. I'll race you to the door. Okay?"
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"Yeah right, ready?"
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"- Here? Go. - Go. Uh."
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"Gee, man, you won. Huh huh."
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"Oh, such a good boy, my Micky."
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"Mike!"
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"Mike, Micky, what's the difference?"
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"You're all good boys."
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"Oh, look how this one cleans. A regular Picasso of grit."
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"Would you please not do that? I just cleaned that!"
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"Oh, and so conscientious."
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"This isn't the first time you've helped around the house."
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"No, it isn't the first time."
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"You know what it means, responsibility, huh?"
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"Well, we, we had kind of a large family, you know."
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"And little money. That's not a happy combination, Mike."
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"Well, we, we made out alright."
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"Sure. With a little help from Mr. Nesmith."
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"Mike."
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"For you, I've got to make something special."
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"Something... what can Milly do for you?"
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"Make me a success."
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"Well, how do you do that?"
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"Well, I don't, I don't know."
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"With a couple of hit records, or, or shot on a television show."
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