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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Red and Stacey (S04E04)

"So, what are you boys doing tonight?"
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"Well, this evening, Miss Big Rhonda returns from the dirt farms of Mississippi."
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"I am off to the bus station..."
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"and she will melt into my loving arms."
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"Well, you better wear a raincoat, 'cause she ain't small."
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"She is big, isn't she?"
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"Well, I'm taking this chick up to the lake for some..."
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"you know, bird-watching."
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"Ooh, bird-watching."
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"I think me and Jackie are going to go "bird-watching" too."
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"It's cool, 'cause they don't know what we're talking about."
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"Think they cracked it, Kelso."
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"Well, I guess it's just us Three Musketeers tonight, huh?"
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""All for one and one for all," right?"
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"Well, um, actually..."
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"upstairs..."
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"together."
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"What your mom's trying to say is, "Go away for 20 minutes.""
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"Forty-five minutes, Red."
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"- Thirty. - Thirty-five."
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"Fine. Get lost for 35 minutes."
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"Fine. But you know what? I got a little question for you."
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"Why have kids if you ain't gonna spend time with them?"
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"I suggest you use your 35 minutes to think about that."
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"He needs a new girlfriend."
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"Come on, Kitty. You're on the clock."
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"Oh, you know what? Just turn off your clock. I'm gonna go talk to him."
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"You can't turn off the clock!"
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"She doesn't understand the clock."
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"Cocoa Puff!"
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"- What are you doing here? - Well, I wanted to see you..."
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"because I wanted to ask you something."
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"- Will you go out with me this Saturday? - Oh, my God."
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"Course I will!"
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"Can't..."
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"breathe."
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"- It hurts. - Ah, suck it up."
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"Wow, strong girl."
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"Crap-alula."
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"Fez just asked me out."
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"I'm so nervous, and I left my asthma puffer in Mississippi."
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"I've never been on a real date. What am I gonna wear?"
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"and Fez'd still be all over you."
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"Well, that sounds fun."
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"But I want it to be special."
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"- You know what? We'll help you get ready. - Really?"
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"- Mm-hmm. - Oh, that'll be great. I wanna look pretty."
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"Pretty?"
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"Oh, sweetie, maybe you can learn some jokes or something."
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"Look, dropout, this coupon says 20 cents off the athlete's-foot cream."
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"- So pay up! - Is there, uh, a problem here?"
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"This sad little man has fungussy feet but won't spend the 20..."
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"Stacy."
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"Mr. Forman, his coupon expired."
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"Oh, that's all right."
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"Here's your 20 cents."
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"Now, you come again, huh?"
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"- Mushroom foot. - Stacy!"
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"I'm sorry, Mr. Forman."
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"It's just that he's such a dumb-ass."
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"I like you."
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"Hey, you know who I like?"
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"Nixon?"
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"Stacy, that cute, new cashier at work."
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"You should ask her out."
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"Well, I don't like you being home three Fridays in a row."
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"Look, if you don't have the guts to talk to her..."
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"- I'll pave the way. - Hey."
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"Listen, if anyone's gonna talk to her..."
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"I'll talk to her."
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"Well, then we know no one's gonna talk to her."
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"Hey, I might."
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"You..."
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"You still like girls, don't you, Son?"
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"No, Dad, they're yucky."
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"Oh, my God."
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"I know. She is seriously hot."
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"No, not her. This KISS alarm clock. Check it out."
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"Wake up."
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"Yeah, this I like."
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"Forman, you have a responsibility to all of us..."
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"to find out what's underneath that smock."
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"I bet it's boobs."
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"So, spying on her, huh?"
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"Well, that's mature."
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"Why don't you just pull her hair and run?"
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"- Yes, let's do that. - All right. All right, all right."
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"All right."
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"All right. I'm gonna go do this."
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"- Yeah, all right. I can't do this. - Oh, geez."
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"- I'll go talk to her. - No!"
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"What? Now you're gonna start listening to me?"
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"Go! Grease the wheels, pal."
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"Thanks for doing this."
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"I know you guys'll make me pretty and stuff."
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"Rhonda, it's no problem. We'll just help you pick some nice clothes..."
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"clean clothes... and..."
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"maybe do your hair..."
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"clean hair."
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"Okay, the beauty ambulance has arrived!"
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"So, first things first."
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"Let's get rid of those shoulder pads."
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"What shoulder pads?"
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"Okay."
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"So, Stacy, my son Eric is about your age."
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"And he's a real nice guy..."
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"skinny but nice."
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"And I was thinking..."
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"the two of you should go out."
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"What do you say?"
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"Well, I kinda like someone else."
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"Oh!"
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"Oh."
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"Oh..."
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"no."
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"Hey."
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"- So, did she like me? - Who?"
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"- Stacy. - Who's Stacy?"
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"- She's not interested. - She's not interested?"
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"How can she not be interested? Who is she?"
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