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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Class Picture (S04E04)

"Now, Michael... Michael, for your yearbook picture..."
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"don't forget to do the over-the-shoulder shot."
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"That's the best one."
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"Ah, yeah. I love that pose."
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"It makes me look coy."
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"Oh. Hey, guys, Tommy Hedges just got his picture taken..."
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"with a big, old booger."
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"So, why were you in Tommy Hedges's picture?"
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"So, wait. He had a booger, and you didn't tell him?"
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"He'll find out. It'll be in the yearbook."
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"It's true. That's how I found out I was adorable."
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"No, seriously."
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"The only thing more important than your yearbook picture is your yearbook quote."
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"Ah, I already got that covered."
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"My quote's gonna be, "What a long, strange trip it's been.""
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"Yeah, that's freakin' profound."
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"Kelso, every lame-o hippie..."
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"in the history of time has used that quote."
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"No, Michael. Your quote has to be meaningful..."
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"so you can remember the good times..."
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"when you're, like, 30, with no reason left to live."
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"Okay, hidden in Jackie's extremely disturbing thought is a grain of truth."
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"We need a really good quote this year."
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"Well, all the best quotes are about things that mean a lot to you."
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"Like, for example, me."
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"Or my hair, or my personality..."
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"or the sparkle I bring to your dull, gray lives."
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"Or the feeling of relief we get when you leave the room."
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"No. You know what? We need a quote about all of us."
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"- Like, maybe like how we all met. - Remember how we first met?"
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"Oh, is this a sexy story?"
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"- It's really more sad than sexy. - Yeah."
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"That's pretty much how it goes for you, isn't it?"
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"Okay, now, got your brownies for the new neighbors, Eric?"
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"Yes, Mommy."
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"How do I look?"
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"- Well, you got a little something... - Don't touch it!"
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"I had to sleep sitting up to keep it like this."
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"Well, I just hope these new neighbors are better than the last one."
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"That Gus Griffin was a complete dumb-ass."
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"Hiya, neighbors!"
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"Well, hello. We were just coming to welcome you."
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"Looks like we beat you to the punchity-punch."
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"Oh, damn."
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"I'm Bob Pinciotti."
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"This is my daughter, Donna. My wife Midge'll be over later."
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"Her thumb's caught in something right now."
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"Well, we've all done that."
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"I guess."
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"Well, I'm Kitty, and this is Red..."
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"and this is our son Eric."
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"Eric, say hello to Donna."
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"What are you looking at, string bean?"
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"Wow. You're strong."
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"That's... Yeah, go ahead and laugh."
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"None of you were punched by Madam Man-fist here."
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"You were creepy. What can I say?"
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"Forman beat up by a girl."
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"Seems like only yesterday."
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"Oh, wait. I think it happened yesterday too."
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"That's... You like that story, Hyde?"
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"Maybe I should talk about the first time you and I met."
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"- No. - Yes."
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"- No! - Yes."
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"- You promised! - I'm telling!"
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"Thanks for walking me home, Steven."
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"That redheaded girl hits really hard."
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"Some advice? Never let a girl stand on your head like that."
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"Bad for the rep."
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"- Okay, Steven. - And it's Hyde."
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"Thanks, Hyde."
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"Hey, wouldn't it be funny if my last name was Seek?"
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"You know, Hyde and Seek!"
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"That's stupid."
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"And you owe me a quarter."
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"Well, now. Who do we have here?"
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"This is Hyde."
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"Red, get the camera."
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"I'm not his friend. I'm a hired gun."
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"Kitty, don't embarrass the boy."
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"Oh, don't be silly. It's nice to have a new friend."
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"Especially one who's so..."
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"dirty!"
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"You know what's fun?"
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"I'm sorry, Son."
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"If you ever tell anyone about this, I'll kill you."
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"Now I have to kill you."
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"I don't know. I like to bathe with friends."
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"They can reach places you can't."
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"Yeah. That's probably best kept to yourself, buddy."
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"You guys, look at Eric's last-year's picture."
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"The famous makeup-covered zit."
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"Look, I just wanted one year of clear skin to remember."
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"And if that means breaking out the old powder puff..."
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"so be it."
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"You've never really had a zit-free picture."
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"Remember the one on his nose?"
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"Oh, and the one on his lip?"
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"And the one on the one on his lip?"
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"And the one we thought was a second little alien Eric growing out of his cheek?"
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"I mean no harm to your planet."
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"I will attack if you attempt to pop me."
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"Ah, zits."
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"Hey, those days are over, okay?"
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"I'm zit-free this year, and you want to know why?"
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"I have become a man."
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"No, I'm serious. I am man. I am zitless."
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"Hear me roar."
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"That should be our yearbook quote."
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"What about a quote from the happiest day of our lives?"
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"- When was that? - The day you met me."
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"Right to the Fonz's face!"
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"Now, that's brave!"
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"- Hey, what's with Donna? - What? We're just friends."
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"God, why would you even ask that? I don't like her."
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"Me and Donna? It's... It's gross!"
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"Hey, man, I was just asking why she wasn't in class today."
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"Oh."
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"Well, then, never mind."
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"Busted!"
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