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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Angie (S07E07)

"if there was ever a game show called "make that girl cry,""
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"I'd go on with you."
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"Oh, we'd so win the car."
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"all right, everybody clear some space."
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"It's rainbow!"
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"Now look, eric, they love you,"
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"so it's a good thing I told fez."
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"I didn't tell you I told fez."
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"I didn't tell fez."
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"Eric, how did this happen?"
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"I mean, you don't just wake up one morning, throw on some skates, and start doing cartwheels to sister sledge."
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"It all started when I went down to the sporting goods store."
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"I saw this pair of roller skates, and when I tried them on,"
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"well, it was like the first time Joe Namath laid his hands on a bat."
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"The next thing I can remember is spinning,"
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"just spinning and spinning and spinning."
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"When I finally stopped, I found myself at the park."
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"That's where I met up with these people."
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"Wait, those skate freaks that hang out down by the basketball court?"
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"Every time we wanna shoot hoops, we gotta scare them off with bottle rockets."
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"Kelso, they're not freaks. They're just like you and me,"
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"but on wheels."
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"Eric,"
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"let me tell you a little story."
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"When I was a boy, there was a kid who wanted to be a ballet dancer,"
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"and all the other kids made fun of him."
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"But years later when he came back to town, he had achieved his dream--"
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"he was a dancer"
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"with the New York City Ballet."
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"And you know what happened?"
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"You learned your little lesson about judging people unfairly, huh?"
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"No, a bunch of guys got together and beat the crap out of him."
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"Hey, red,"
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"you know what your problem is?"
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"I'm too good-looking."
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"Okay, dad, I hear what you're saying,"
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"but I honestly don't know if I can give it up."
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"Why don't you try something else?"
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"I suggest robot dancing."
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"feel the beat. Disco robot."
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"Daddy,"
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"I can't work with him. He's telling lies about me."
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"Actually, that's not true."
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"She's telling them."
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"Steven, why is that girl always in the office?"
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"And why has she been passing out dress code memos to my employees?"
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"Hum... Well,"
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"she's against the casualization of the workplace."
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"She doesn't belong here, and neither does he."
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"I can't believe what I'm seeing--"
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"a brother and sister fighting each other."
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"Hey, we are a family."
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"Look, if you want him to stay, that's fine. But if he stays, I'm out of here."
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"Well, that's too bad, because I'm opening up a new record store and I wanted the two of you to run it,"
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"but maybe I'll just let Steven run it by himself."
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"Hell yeah!"
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"Nice going, sis."
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"No. You know I've always wanted my own store."
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"Well, if you two can't find a way to work this out--"
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"We can. I know we can. He's my brother."
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"I tried to get him fired, he calls me a stripper-- this is how we play."
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"Well, I'm glad, because if this kept going,"
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"I would have had to send the two of you to your offices without any dinner."
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"That's a bad joke. I love it."
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"So"
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"looks like you're gonna have to put up with me after all."
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"Hey, I said I'd work with you. It doesn't mean I like you."
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"You not liking me doesn't bother me that much now that I won."
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"And by "I won,""
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"I mean you lost."
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"Oh, and also..."
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"you know, here I'm just an average kid,"
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"but down there..."
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"down there I was a star."
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"what?"
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"Oh, did I make the kissy face too early again?"
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"No, no, it's nothing."
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"What?"
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"Why do you keep laughing at me?"
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"I'm gonna go home"
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"and I'm gonna watch a really sad movie and I'm gonna try to come back later."
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