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Clips from Dallas - Spy in the House (S01E01)

"- He's scared to death of Cliff Barnes. - Lf he's scared, why call in his markers?"
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"Is that what you think of me, boy?"
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"- What? - I want to help the poor slob."
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"- Give him back the damn markers. - Sorry."
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"- Some of them are gonna be tricky. - Just keep it under our hat."
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"He'll be okay, and we'll be okay."
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"Hey."
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"You've been reading for over two hours."
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"You wanted an executive for a husband."
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"Most executives take a break."
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"- What kind of break? - Rest and recreation."
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"Aren't you supposed to pick Lucy up at school?"
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"Mom is today."
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"Well, when do I get to see my new house?"
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"How about now? Try it out."
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"Where are my potholders?"
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"I'm missing a package."
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"- Which one? - I bought a gift for somebody..."
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"This one?"
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"No. Wait a minute, here it is."
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"I think that's it. That's it. Thank you."
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"Uncle Bobby, I'll get the truant officer after you."
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"I brought my work home with me. This is just a break."
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"- To look at the little house. - Why don't you show me the house."
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"That way Uncle Bobby can get back to work."
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"- It wouldn't be the same. - I didn't think so."
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"- Pamela, how's the redecorating coming? - Slowly, Miss Ellie."
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"We're going to take a look. How are you, Sue Ellen?"
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"- Fine. Thank you, Bobby. - Lf you need help..."
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"...don't be shy about asking. - I sure won't."
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"I know you'll do a lovely job."
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"You need some help with those, Sue Ellen?"
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"No, thank you, Lucy."
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"Sue Ellen, how come J.R. Never comes home for lunch like Bobby does?"
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"J.R.'s work is more demanding."
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"Sure."
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"- Hi, honey. - Hi."
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"- My, what a nice surprise. - Well, you'd think those carpenters..."
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"...are building a house for Bobby instead of a bunch of lousy shelves."
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"Well, I'm on the carpenters' side."
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"- They got you home early. - Yeah."
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"- How was your day? - I just told you."
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"- Look here. - Oh, right, the carpenters. Yeah."
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"- My day was nice too. - Was it?"
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"Yeah. Did a little shopping with Miss Ellie."
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"Well..."
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"I don't know what come over me."
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"I just thought I needed a little something to change my image."
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"Well, that's sure not gonna change your image."
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"That's not you."
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"Well, I know. But..."
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"...I just thought I'd put it on for you tonight."
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"Well, I take it you changed your mind."
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"Well, no. L..."
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"Well, I suppose I have."
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"I'll take it back to the store in the morning."
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"Good idea. Gonna take a shower."
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"J.R.?"
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"J.R., can you come here a minute?"
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"- What's that? - I said, can you come here a minute?"
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"Sure, honey, what is it?"
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"I was just wondering if you could..."
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"...postpone your shower a few minutes. - I'm all sweaty."
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"Well, I know that..."
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"...but you know I like you anyway at all."
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"Even sweaty."
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"What's gotten into you? You're not acting like a lady at all."
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"Well, I think that's just exactly what I'm acting like."
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"Well, not the lady I married. Put some clothes on, huh?"
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"- J.R.? - What is it?"
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"J.R., we are married."
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"And sometimes I think you forget about that."
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"I don't find this very appealing at all."
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"- I find it cheap. - Cheap?"
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"You've been hanging out with that sister-in-law of ours. I won't have it."
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"- This has nothing to do with Pamela. - I didn't come home early to fight."
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"Well, I don't want to fight either."
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"J.R. No, J. R!"
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"J.R., we have got to talk."
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"J.R., we don't make love anymore."
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"- All right, that tears it. - J.R.!"
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"We haven't talked like this in months."
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"I miss it."
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"Talking make you feel better?"
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"Yeah."
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"You know what I think?"
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"- What? - You should have another short one..."
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"...go home and get in bed with your wife."
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"I don't wanna go to bed with my wife."
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"Then why'd you marry her?"
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"Now, Julie..."
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"...we've been through all this before. - Maybe if you think back on who she was:"
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"Miss Texas."
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"Prettiest girl in the state."
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"- A credit to you and your family. - What are you trying to do?"
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"You're the only one that ever turned me on."
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"- You're the only one ever knew how. - You taught me how."
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"You told me what you liked."
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"Why don't you teach Sue Ellen. Why don't you tell her."
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"I don't want to talk about Sue Ellen anymore."
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"What do you wanna talk about?"
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"J.R., it's no good like this anymore, not in this way."
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"You still love me this way?"
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"I loved you before Sue Ellen."
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"I knew you'd never marry me."
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"But I accepted the way things were."
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"All these years, you've been coming here..."
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"...and I let you. But in the mornings..."
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"In the mornings, J. R..."
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"You're the only woman I could ever talk to, I could ever count on."
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"J.R., every morning I have breakfast alone."
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"- J.R., please, let me move on. - I need you now."
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"- Let me move on! - I need you now, Julie."
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"- J.R., please. - I need you right now."
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"- When was your birthday? - Day before yesterday."
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"Goddamn."
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"- I forgot it. - It doesn't matter."
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"Yes, it does."
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"No, it doesn't."
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"Stay until morning."
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