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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Young Man Blues (S06E06)

"It bit me."
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"Boy, somewhere down the line I failed with you."
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"You know, I think it was that one day when you were ten and I cought you with those dolls."
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"They were action figures."
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"I wanna go to the movies."
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"Why? You're watching me live my life."
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"It's better than any movie."
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"Good afternoon, civilians."
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"Where's my frog you son of a bitch?"
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"Well the good news is I let him loose."
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"The bad news is he hopped in front of an eighteen wheeler."
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"He dodged the first wheel, but the last seventeen got him."
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"Did you show up in a cop car?"
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"My training officer let me take the cruiser out for a spin."
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"Mind if we check it out? - Fine, just don't touch anything."
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"I'll be in the bathroom taking care of some police business, or as the boys down at the station like to say"
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"I'll be taking the 10100."
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"How'd you like to see a police car? - I already saw one when the police took my daddy to jail."
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"Alright, you know what, cheer up or you're not getting lunch."
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"Oh, Donna don't worry, you're getting lunch."
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"Okay, you know what. You don't have a clue when it comes deeling with kids."
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"Well if you think you're so good at it, why don't you give it a shot?"
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"Okay, I will."
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"C'mon, Colette, you've just been upgraded to Little Donna."
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"You know what. It is your lose cause I was gonna let you give me a pedicure."
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"I can't belive they trusted Kelso with a cop car."
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"I can't belive he left the keys in it."
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"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?"
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"Burn rubber, little buddy."
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"You're out of soap in the mens room."
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"My eagle eye catches everything."
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"This is so exciting. What should we do next?"
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"Plant some evidence? Bust some prostitutes?"
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"Plant some evidence in the bust of some prostitutes?"
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"Oh hey, check it out. Walkie talkie."
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"Freeze, you're under arrest."
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"Freeze, you're under arrest."
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"Freeze, you're under arrest."
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"Oh yeah, that's the one."
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"This is officer Michael Kelso. And I'm not wearing any pants."
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"Am I supposed to be driving all over the road? Cause I'm loaded ."
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"My car is gone. Somebody call the police."
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"Okay that's it. I can't fix it. I just, I can't do it."
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"Oh, what's the problem now? Did the fuzzy dish towel jumped out and attack you?"
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"I can belive you said you said you failed with me."
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"Oh, c'mon that was a joke."
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"You know like a "priest and a rabin walk in to a bar" or "I've failed with you"."
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"Do you really think that? - No, not completely."
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"I mean, maybe you're not good at fixing stuff..."
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"but you stayed behind from school to help the family out."
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"And that's admirable."
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"Yeah, yeah it is."
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"Some might say it's the greatest gift a son can give his father."
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"No, the greatest gift a son could give his father is a Heisman trophy."
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"Look, you've tortured yourself enough for one day, lets just pack it up and call the plumer."
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"No, no. Look I can fix some things."
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"Boba Fetts jet pack doesn't just glue itself back on."
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"You know what, I'm gonna fix lawn mower. Right now."
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"No, why would you wanna embarass yourself like that?"
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"I mean, I'll be standing there, and you'll be standing there and the mower won't work..."
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"and I'll say something mean and claim it's a joke."
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"I'm gonna fix that lawn mower. I'm gonna fix the hell out of it"
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"And when I'm done, you're be able to race that baby at the Indy 500."
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"Look son, just so you know, the lawn mower is the red thing with wheels on it."
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"Yeah, well not for long."
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"More news after this."
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"You know if a white man has stolen that car it would be all over that news."
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"Fez, not having every cop in Wisconsin looking for us is probably a good thing."
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"Shut up, whitey."
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"Has anyone seen Little Jackie? - No, why?"
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"Ahh, never mind."
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"Oh my god, you lost Little Jackie?"
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"No, I didn't loose Little... Jackie!"
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"We're playing hide and seek, and she's really, relly good."
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"Oh, so you look for her, but when you play with Fez you let him sit in a closet all day."
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"I can not belive you Donna, you said I didn't know what I was doing, and look at what you did."
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"Okay, are you gonna help me find her or not? - Well I'm gonna have to. I mean this is serious."
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"If we don't find that little girl, I'm gonna get like half hour detention."
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"Where is my cop car?"
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"You know what, I'm gonna count to three, and before I'm done you better tell me where it is."
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"One, two..."
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"two and a half..."
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"Three."
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"No, you can't say three. That's not how it works."
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"Did my frog know how it worked when he seen that tire coming?"
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"His tiny green life flashing before his eyes."
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"Guys c'mon. You can't just take somebodies car without asking permission..."
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"especialy since I kind of took it without asking permission."
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"What? - You stole it?"
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"I was supposed to be watching it while my training officer got a hair cut."
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"They are gonna have my paper badge for this."
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"Mom, dad come quick, I fixed it. I fixed it."
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"It was like God had control over my hands."
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"Let me start it for you. - Eric don't."
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"I've seen you use a wrench. If you went lefty-lucy instead of righty- tighty we could all die."
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"Let me just put this in a garage."
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"But dad... No,no honey, honey your father's right. It's not safe."
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"We'll let Bob start it later."
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"What did you do?"
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"Why? Why, why is it always my house?"
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"You really wanna now or you wanna just keep yelling? - I wanna keep yelling."
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"I don't care whos fault it is, just get that thing out of here. Now! - Yes sir."
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"Alright everybody show's over. Let's go in the house."
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"Dad, the lawn mower, I fixed the lawn mower. You gotta see."
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"Kelso, wait..."
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"Hey look Fez, just like your frog."
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"Oh well, it was broken anyway."
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"No, it wasn't."
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"I fixed it."
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"Mom, you belive me, don't you? - Of course I do honey."
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"I belive that you belive you fixed it."
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"Why are you on my seat? - This automobile has not moved."
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"Wait, you didn't ask me that."
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"Did you touch anything? Cause if you did, you are in big trouble."
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"No, I can assure you, everything is exactly as you left it."
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"Hey Kelso, did you get the cop car back before you boss found out you stole it?"
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"Okay, that... I can explain that."
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"Where am I?"
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"Yeah, I can't explain that."
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"Socket wrench."
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