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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Eric's Corvette Caper (S04E04)

"Hey, guess who's dropping Jackie off here after cheerleading practice?"
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"Leslie Cannon."
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"Ah, Leslie Cannon. Nickname: The Cannon."
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"Why? Because she always shoots Eric down."
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"Man, you were so in love with her."
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"Remember in the seventh grade when she asked you your name..."
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"and you got all panicky and said, "Uh-bluh"?"
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"Yeah, and then she called you "Uh-bluh" for, like, the next two years."
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"That was awesome."
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"I still don't see why we have to spend the night."
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"It only took me 30 minutes to get caught up with everyone at my high school reunion."
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"Oh, well, standing in the corner muttering "dumb-ass" at everyone..."
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"doesn't count as getting caught up."
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"I can't wait to see some dear, old girlfriends."
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"Like the Miller twins. God, I hope they're fat."
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"Well, we'll just have to take two cars."
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"No, we'll take the Toyota."
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"I can bring another dress. Shows a little more leg..."
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"so Stuart McDaniel can see what he missed out on."
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"Oh, hey, you guys. Here comes Leslie."
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"Hey, how's my hair?"
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"It's a little messy."
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"Hey, it's Uh-bluh!"
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"Yeah, um, I'm going by Eric now."
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"She doesn't care what your name is, Eric. She's a cheerleader."
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"Wow, this car is so hot!"
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"Yeah, that's kind of like what I was thinking."
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"Really? 'Cause I was thinking she was hot."
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"Yeah."
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"Hey, mama."
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"So, uh, whose car is this?"
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"Oh, uh, it's my dad's... tough luck that it's mine."
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"So, what kind of engine is in this thing?"
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"Oh, well, it's, uh... it's a multi-piston..."
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"200."
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"That's, uh, twice as powerful as the... the 100."
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"You know what? I think you should take me for a drive tonight."
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"Are you talking to me? Yeah... No..."
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"Sure. Yeah... No... Shut up. Yes, it's my car. Sure."
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"- Pick me up at 7:00. - Okay."
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"Oh, my God. What have I done?"
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"Well, you're using your dad's dream car..."
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"to get with a totally hot chick who would otherwise never date you."
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"When you put it like that, it just sounds right."
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"But..."
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"the only reason I'm giving them to you..."
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"is so you can move it in case there's a fire."
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"And because you trust me."
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"Right!"
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"Now, you know that I'll know if the Corvette's been moved."
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"I've noted its exact position in the garage..."
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"the angle of the wheels..."
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"and I just might have set a few booby traps."
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"I am so lucky to have a daddy who cares enough to set booby traps."
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"Fine. Okay, I get it. The only way I get to drive the Corvette is if there's a fire."
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"But to the end of the driveway. No further."
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"A fire is no excuse for a joyride."
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"Michael, what are you doing in Casey's room?"
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"Spittin' in his socks. What are you doing?"
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"We came by to say hi to Casey."
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"Watching you spit is just a super bonus."
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"Yeah? Well, your lover's out of town."
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"And I asked your lover where he was going..."
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"And then your lover punched me in the head and laughed."
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"But we'll see who's laughing when he puts on his socks and gets his feet all spitty."
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"Ha!"
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"Casey's out of town? He never tells me anything."
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"It's like the only thing I know about him is that he's Kelso's brother."
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"Well, you know he subscribes to Van Aficionado."
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"Stop snooping, Jackie."
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"But, Donna, you know, say this pile of stuff was to get accidentally knocked over."
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"And while picking it up, you just happen to look through it."
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"Jackie, I'm not gonna snoop."
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"Oh, look! He took a quiz."
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""Your Ideal Chick: Van Fan or Biker Liker?""
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"I mean, you're only dating him."
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"Oh, no!"
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"Forman, I can't believe you're actually gonna take out Red's Corvette."
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"Yeah, and I can't believe you're wearing brown shoes with a black belt."
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"That's just tacky."
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"Guys, the odometer's busted."
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"The odometer's busted!"
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"That's a sign from God."
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"God loves me."
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"He wants me to steal the car."
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"Besides, I think I've learned most of Red's tricks now..."
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"The old "strand of hair across the ignition" trap."
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"Yeah, you're a regular Green Beret, Forman."
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"Well, here we are..."
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"in my Corvette..."
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"the delightful, pine-fresh scent of your hair."
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"That's your cheapo air freshener."
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"- Yuck. - No, no, no, no. No, no."
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"Hello."
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"Can I drive?"
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"Uh, I don't know."
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"Uh-bluh."
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"Okay, now, if the Miller twins are fat, be nice."
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"But if they're still thin, I don't want to hear any "hubba-hubbas"..."
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"or remarks about doubling your pleasure."
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"Remember, it's my reunion. I am the prettiest one here."
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"Well, you are the prettiest one here."
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"I don't understand. The invitation says the 29th."
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"Kitty, that says the 23rd."
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"I have been telling you for months that you need glasses."
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"You know, one of these days, you're gonna wander off and fall into a hole."
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"What hole? Where are these holes?"
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"They're everywhere. You just can't see 'em, 'cause you need glasses."
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"and all we found out is that he collects mud flaps."
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"Yeah, but all that snooping gave me such a rush."
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"Hey, let's go to the mall and shoplift some lip gloss."
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"No thanks, little felon."
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"Besides, I have to finish my chemistry homework."
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"Oh, no!"
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"I left my chemistry book on Casey's desk, and he comes back tomorrow!"
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"So we'll just go back and get it."
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"Jackie, I already went over there all, "Where's Casey?""
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"Now if I go back all, "Where's my book"..."
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"But you are all, "Where's my book?""
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"But Kelso won't believe that, and then he'll think I'm a goob..."
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