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Clips from The Monkees - Success Story (S01E01)

"Well fellas, the cab's waiting."
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"I have to go."
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"I hate goodbyes."
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"Okay, welcome to America Davy."
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"Goodbye Mike."
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"Uh, be good."
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"That's in case he changes his mind on the plane."
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"Are you ready Davy?"
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"Right. Sure."
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"It's gonna be good to see England again."
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"Goodbye fellas."
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"Flight number 12 is now boarding."
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"What's the matter Davy?"
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"Nothing."
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"I'll meet you on the plane."
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"Well, he'll be okay."
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"Sure he will."
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"He'll probably be better off without us."
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"Oh look, this is ridiculous."
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"What time does the plane leave?"
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"Less than an hour."
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"Well, well, he just may never make that plane."
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"Take your bags sir?"
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"Oh, alright."
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"Hey, just a minute. Shouldn't they go in there?"
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"You're going the wrong way. They go in there."
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"Okay, yeah, yeah, here I go. Here I go."
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"- Is this your luggage sir? - Yes."
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"Wow, they seem to be ten pounds underweight."
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"Oh, is underweight a problem?"
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"Oh, yes, yes, because of starchy food,"
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"potatoes, chocolate milk, that sort of thing."
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"Well, you've forgotten this bag."
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"Now you seem to be ten pounds overweight."
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"Don't worry, I'll fix that."
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"Yes, here we are."
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"We'll take care of that right away for you sir."
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"- Now you see... - But I need all those things."
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"Oh dear me, of course, how stupid of me."
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"Here take those. Not enough room in here. Some of those."
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"Now you take those on the plane and don't let the stewardess see you."
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"Passengers for London Airport."
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"Hey, I've got to go."
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"No, one minute sir. You haven't selected your seat."
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"Yes sir. Do you have any preferences?"
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"Say no, no, anywhere."
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"Well, I'll give you 10A. That's over the wing."
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"Fine."
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"Of course a lot of people would rather sit inside the plane. Ha, ha, ha."
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"Well, while I wait, what gate do I go to?"
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"Well okay, of course sir, yes, your tickets in there."
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"It's Gate 12 at four o'clock. The plane's leaving at Gate 3."
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"Ah man, that's my mistake sir, it's Gate 4."
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"Now, they tell me it's Gate 9 at nine."
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"It's Gate 4 at six o'clock on... 12th."
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"... That's Gate 7. (indecipherable babble)"
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"Uh, uh, that answers my question nicely. Thank you."
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"Wait. Tickets! Your tickets. You need them to board."
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"Don't fly. Don't fly."
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"Don't fly. Don't fly. If you get too close to the sun, your wings will melt."
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"Tickets! Your tickets sir, your tickets, your tickets!"
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"Hi, a lift to your plane sir?"
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"- Oh yeah. - Where are you going?"
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"- London, England. - Aye, we'll take the freeway."
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"Where have you been?"
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"I thought you missed the plane."
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"Uh, young men, step over here, will ya?"
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"Oh, uh, I'm not missing the plane Davy."
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"But you will."
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"Uh, you lads set the aircraft industry back a generation."
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"These disguises didn't work, huh?"
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"Davy, you've got three loyal friends here."
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"I know I could leave you safely in their hands."
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"You're going to have a long and lonely trip back."
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"Oh, not necessarily."
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"That's my grandson. That's his staff. His quite a star, you know."
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"Oh, he's doing very well. Yes, he drives a Rolls."
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"Can we go now?"
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"Well, I'm sure glad your grandfather got away okay."
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"My grandfather? I thought it was your grandfather."
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"My grandfather? I thought it was Davy's grandfather."
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"He was my grandfather, and he's a groovy guy."
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"You know, after doing all those things to try to impress him,"
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"...the only thing we should have done was play for him."
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"[ Music ]"
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"I know that something very strange Has happened to my brain"
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"I'm either feeling very good Or else I am insane"
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"The seeds of doubt you've planted Have started to grow wild"
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"And I feel that I must yield before The wisdom of a child"
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"And it's love you bring No that I can't deny"
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"With your wings, I can learn to fly"
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"Sweet young thing (Sweet young thing)"
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"People try to talk to me Their words are ugly sounds"
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"But I resist all their attempts To try and bring me down"
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"Turned on to the sunset Like I've never been before"
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"How I listen for your footsteps And your knock upon the door"
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"And it's love you bring No that I can't deny"
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"With your wings, I can learn to fly Sweet young thing"
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"[ Music ]"
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"And it's love you bring With dreams of bluer skies"
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"And all these things, when I see it in your eyes"
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"Sweet young thing"
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"Sweet young thing"
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"Alright. Hey Davy, come and sit down for a second."
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"What were you doing running across the stage?"
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"Well, I thought, uh, well, I just,"
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"to tell you the truth, I went to the bathroom."
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"Davy?"
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"What?"
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"Wait a minute fellas."
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"There's a good chance that this show might be shown in England."
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"Yeah?"
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"Yeah."
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"Where? Since when?"
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"I don't know when it'll be shown there, but, you know, can ya..."
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"Peter: 1973"
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"Well, uh, in my opinion, my father would love that."
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"What does he do?"
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"Um, he's a lay about."
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"He lives off my money. No."
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