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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (S05E05)

"Right, because Michael is my boyfriend."
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"I know he is, skank wad."
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"- Oh, I'm a skank wad? - Girl fight! Let's get it on!"
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"We are not gonna fight."
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"Well, maybe you should kiss and make up."
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"Let's get it on!"
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"What? What? Wait."
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"Ah, I'll go with the blonde."
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"(Groans) Kitty, I'm just going to the corner to get you some soup."
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"I'm not leaving you for somebody younger and less dramatic."
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"This is your fault. If I wanna get my wife out of bed..."
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"I gotta tie a rope around her and attach it to my bumper..."
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"and pull her out like a stump."
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"So what were you saying, dear?"
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"Um, well, I was saying that... I'm getting married."
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"Oh, honey, how wonderful!"
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"So, who's the lucky girl?"
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"- Well, um, Donna. - Oh."
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"Well, I guess this is a small town."
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"Okay, what the hell did that mean?"
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"That, my friend, is the seldom heard..."
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"but much feared Grandma burn."
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"Your only warning is the jingle of costume jewelry..."
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"and the overpowering scent of BenGay."
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"Well, you and Jackie are certainly a mess."
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"I remember before Nina when my love life was a mess."
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"It's perfect now though. Not like yours, which is a mess."
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"Steven, I've called three times in the last half hour."
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"Figured it was you. All the calls came during commercials in the Newlywed Game."
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"So, what? Now you're not taking my calls?"
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"Why are you making such a big deal about this?"
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"Because it is a big deal when you yell, "Get off my boyfriend"..."
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"- to a girl who's on someone who's not me. - (Groans)"
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"Steven, I cannot be held responsible for the things that come out of my mouth."
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"It didn't mean anything."
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"So that's your story? "It didn't mean anything"?"
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"Right. Right. So, you just need to get over it."
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"Oh, yeah. Don't worry. I'm over it."
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"In fact, I'm over you."
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"Steven, what are you saying?"
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"He's saying he's breaking up with you. Are you not paying attention?"
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"Because I'm on the edge of my freakin' seat here."
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"Steven."
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"(Door Opens, Closes)"
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"So, I have a girlfriend and you don't."
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"So, my grandma doesn't think Donna's good enough for me."
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"Finally, someone thinks Donna's the lucky one."
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"No more, "Hey, how'd he get her?""
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"Or, "Oh, that skinny guy must really be rich.""
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"Yeah, that's right. I heard the whispers."
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"I just pretended not to."
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"Who was whispering? We said it right to you."
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"Well, I'm done with Jackie, and I feel like a guy..."
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"who had a 95-pound mole removed-"
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"a 95-pound, Donny Osmond loving..."
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"shoe-shopping, Ice Capade attending mole."
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"Hyde, I know that's just coming from a place of deep, deep pain."
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"And I really do feel bad that my "foxitude"..."
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"broke you and Jackie up."
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"And I'd tone it down, but I just don't know how!"
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"Guys, I'm worried there's some unfinished business between Michael and Jackie."
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"When they were together, did she make him happy?"
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"and made him feel bad about himself."
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"I guess what I'm asking is, was she ever fat or anything?"
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"Eric, how can your grandmother not like me?"
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"Ooh! Maybe I should wear my Catholic school uniform around her more."
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"People like me in that."
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"Well, guys mostly."
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"But, hey, give it a shot. Grandmas have secrets too."
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"Donna, Steven broke up with me."
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"Oh.Jackie, I'm sorry."
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"Hey, maybe he just wanted you to be able to spend more time with your other boyfriend."
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"(Together) Shut up, Eric!"
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"Oh. It's you."
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"Didn't know they let slutballs in here."
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"Well, I've seen you in here, so I figured it was okay."
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"Oh, you don't know it, but you just burnt yourself."
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"Oh, I know it. The question is, do you?"
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"I just said I do."
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"So do I, so you are too."
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"Donna, you following this?"
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"Um, I think one of'em's a slutball and one of'em knows it."
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"I think what we need to do is go talk about Michael."
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"Fine. I'll try to use small words so you can understand me."
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"That's not gonna be good enough."
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"- Hey, Grandma. - Good afternoon, Mrs. Sigurdson."
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"Nice day, huh?"
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"No. It's raining, and my arthritis is kicking up."
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"What a coincidence. Mine too."
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"Boy, am I getting old."
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"Not too old, you know."
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"Whatever you are."
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"Wow. Hey, Grandma, Donna brought you some salsa."
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"Yep, Donna makes the best darn salsa outside of your beloved Arizona."
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"It's a reflection of her long-time love affair with the Southwest."
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"Much like your own."
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"Go, Grand Canyon!"
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"So, Eric, who are you seeing these days?"
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"Okay."
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"Okay, Grandma, you have got to give Donna a chance."
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"And I know you two will get along famously. You have so much in common."
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"Right. Like I love eating dinner at 4:30 too."
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"Look, Miss Sigurdson, I love Eric with all my heart."
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"And I know that when you give me a chance, you'll see that we're great together."
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"Well, that's very sweet. And you're right."
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"I'm sure you're the nicest girl Eric's met so far."
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"She is just so good at that."
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"See?"
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"Isn't it better to be up and about than stuck in your bed for a week?"
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"Well, this is better."
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"Why did I let that woman get to me? I'm gonna get out of this robe."
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"And take a shower. I mean, that's the spirit!"
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"Your mother is a nutbag!"
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"What did she do?"
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"That thing where she pretends to be nice, but she's really insulting you."
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"- Yes! - Frigid witch!"
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"I'll get the bed ready."
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"How could she not like me?"
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"How can she not like me?"
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"You know what? Maybe she just can't handle strong, healthy women."
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