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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - The Forgotten Son (S04E04)

"Forman, you and I are both victims of parental abandonment."
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"Luckily, I have a rich hippie benefactor."
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"He bought me nudie mags I'd never even heard of."
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"Yeah, I'll stock this shelf!"
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"But someday I'm gonna dance across this whole city."
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"That's dead-on."
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"Okay, we need to talk."
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"It's about, shall we say, your new crowd."
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"And don't even pretend you and Donna aren't talking about me."
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"I know what's going on here, and it goes a little something like this..."
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"Oh, honey, you look wonderful."
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"Say, can we look at Eric's naked baby pictures again?"
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"They're right here!"
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"My, you could tell even then he'd always be small."
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"Yeah, he really is tiny."
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"It's not satisfying."
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"Well, how could it be, dear?"
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"But at least he's nice."
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"Yeah, he's nice."
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"For a nancy boy!"
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"So, what do you say to that?"
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"All right, Kelso. You'll just go through a few typical stock boy tasks..."
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"while I firmly, but kindly, oversee you."
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"- Got it. - All right. Let's get started."
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"Kelso..."
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"Oh, see, I'm going for a Travolta thing."
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"Okay, my character's actually a dancer..."
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"who's just stocking shelves until he makes it big."
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"All right. Let me paint a picture for you."
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"Just close your eyes."
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"Okay, imagine with your eyes open."
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"Just come with me."
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"Just stack the cans, moron."
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"But why am I stacking cans?"
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"See, I'm thinking that the manager is a bad guy."
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"So, why would I stack cans for him?"
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"the manager is going to kill you."
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"Oh! So I'm afraid for my life!"
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"Oh, no. You're all alone."
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"Where's your little buddy, Skipper?"
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"Okay, sweetie."
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"My friendship with Donna is making you uncomfortable, so I'm gonna call it off."
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"- Really? - Mmm-hmm."
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"Well, thank you."
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"Maybe some of your loyalty will rub off on Dad."
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"Oh, don't let that bother you."
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"Michael may have movie-star good looks..."
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"but you are much, much smarter than he is."
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"Okay, why couldn't you have said that in front of everyone..."
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"I don't want to make anybody feel bad."
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"Well, good job."
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"All right, guys. Let's shop!"
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"Thanks again, Leo."
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"Yes, thank you."
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"You know what would make this outfit perfect?"
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"A cockatoo."
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"Then we'll get a cockatoo."
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"Or three!"
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"Hey, Red, listen, I've got this great new idea I want to lay on you about our movie."
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"Dad, I've heard this idea..."
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"and speaking as an unbiased observer with no score to settle..."
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"it is great."
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"Go!"
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"Kelso, you don't get to have ideas."
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"Dad, if I could just interject."
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"This idea will literally change industrial filmdom forever."
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"Go get 'em, Kelso! Go!"
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"Okay. The stock boy has a love interest."
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"No."
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"Now, before you say no, I've already found the perfect person."
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"Oh, stock boy, I love you!"
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"No. Get out."
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"Okay, um, Eric's uncomfortable..."
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"Although that story about him wearing makeup to his class pictures was a hoot."
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"But I guess what I'm saying is, um..."
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"we probably shouldn't see each other anymore."
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"But it's been so nice having someone to talk to since my mom left."
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"I know."
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"Someone who understands what I'm going through."
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"Oh, honey."
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"Someone to make banana bread with."
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"I ate that for dinner three nights in a row."
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"Oh, you poor, sweet girl."
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"What the hell?"
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"Boy, being a millionaire is great."
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"Well, at least you put the money to good use."
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"Fun Tart?"
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"Don't mind if I do."
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"Candy button?"
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"I've got a million of them."
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"So, Leo, man, tell us about your Uncle Ed."
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"Why'd he leave you all his money?"
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"Check it out, man. It's all in this letter he sent me."
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"Your Uncle Ed is Ed McMahon?"
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"Yeah."
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"Who knew I was Scottish?"
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"Uh-oh."
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"Damn, Leo, you didn't inherit a million dollars."
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"That's a sweepstakes contest."
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"Well, then who has my money?"
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"There is no money, you son of a bitch!"
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"Oh."
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"Wow. I guess all this stuff has to go back."
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"Oh, that means you too, Feathery Frank."
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"- Good day. - But, Fez..."
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"I'm leaving Brooklyn, Mister Formanelli."
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"And when I get to Manhattan, I'm gonna be a star."
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"So, what do you think?"
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"You're fired."
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"You."
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"Price Mart is only as strong as its weakest stock boy."
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"Just look at what one well-trained worker can accomplish."
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"Neat, efficient, organized."
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"The Price Mart way."
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"And each job completed with that award-winning Price Mart attitude."
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"Remember, you can't spell stock boy without "Oh, boy!""
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"Perfect."
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"Well, who would have thought a stock boy would do a good job..."
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"playing a stock boy?"
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"Yeah, I mean, it's a topsy-turvy world."
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