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Clips from The O.C. - The Truth (S01E01)

"Luke, help me convince Marissa to come to Mammoth with us."
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"That way I'll be there, and you won't even have to think about Ryan."
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"Look, this is probably her now, already checking up on me."
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"- It's Ryan, isn't it? - You're not gonna get it?"
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"- She's not talking to Ryan. - Is she talking to me?"
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"- Marissa... - I should probably just go."
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"- But I would never presume to... - I know. It's okay. Really."
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"So I'll meet you in the library after school, and I hope..."
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"I'll see you there."
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"To save the message, press two. To erase the message, press three."
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"You think it's cool if we do the comics run tomorrow?"
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"I thought it'd be better if I went home to check on Ryan."
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"Yeah, that's a good idea. Do you want some company?"
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"- Hey. Where are you guys going? - Well, we were talking about..."
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"To the comic-book store?"
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"You do?"
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"Believe it or not, Betty and Veronica had a huge influence on me."
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"Besides, Marissa has Oliver now..."
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"- You'll spend it with us. - Yeah."
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"Except, don't you have to go check on Ryan?"
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"Hey. What are you doing here?"
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"- In front of God, Dr. Kim and everyone? - She's not taking my calls."
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"Does Marissa know about this?"
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"You'd think you, of all people, would believe me."
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"Ryan, Marissa's a big girl."
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"Oliver's not stable. He's dangerous. One girl got a restraining order against him."
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"Natalie? Either she lives in Niagara Falls or doesn't exist."
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"Okay. Okay. Fine. He's crazy."
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"But this Mission: Impossible act you're pulling..."
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"...it's not the way to make your case. - I have to go."
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"She asked me to tell you not to call her anymore and not to try and see her."
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"If you do, she'll get a restraining order against you."
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"- You beat up one of her best friends. - I'd do it again too. Right now."
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"I could've pressed charges, but I didn't. I'm trying to help you."
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"But if you keep this up, no one's gonna be able to save you."
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"Hey, Oliver."
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"It hasn't even begun."
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"I need my office back by the end of the day, Brian."
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"- In the meantime, I have no place to work. - Yeah, I have no place to eat."
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"You can't talk to Julie Cooper. She's Julie Cooper."
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"Talk to your dad. He's the reason she's there."
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"You don't mind if I work out of the house, do you?"
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"- Sorry, I thought if there was coffee... - Oh, Ryan, come on in."
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"There's coffee and cereal and..."
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"Yeah. Okay. Thanks."
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"- Julie. - We could carpool from now on."
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"We're next door. Have you read the latest EPA figures?"
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"What we're doing to the environment? Sandy, I can see you hiding."
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"Not hiding, Julie. Just making myself presentable."
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"- Don't go to any trouble for me. - Don't worry."
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"Kirsten, you're still not dressed."
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"Yes, well, I was planning on working from the house today, since my office is still..."
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"...to talk about the thing?"
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"- It can wait. - So can Julie. Grab a shower."
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"Go ahead. Go."
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"I guess you and Marissa haven't talked in a while."
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"She will?"
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"I guess you and Marissa haven't talked in a while."
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"Look, I know you and I haven't always agreed when it comes to Marissa..."
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"...but I'm asking you, please, keep her away from this kid Oliver."
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"He's not well."
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"Really?"
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"The boy who lives in the pool house is warning me..."
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"...about the boy who lives in the penthouse?"
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"He's got this thing that he does."
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"It's true. You can ask Marissa."
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"- Julie, you ready? - Yeah."
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"Stay out of trouble, Ryan."
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"I try not to talk to my mom as much as possible."
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"Look, if you don't want to hang out with me this weekend, that's fine."
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"I do want to hang out with you."
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"...school, therapy, my mom, and hang out with you."
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"- But I've got so... - You mean it?"
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"We can have lunch at the Ivy, do the Getty, swing by the Troubadour."
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"- Come on. You know you want to. - Stop it."
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"- What about therapy? - Oh, you don't need therapy."
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"- You've met Natalie, right? - Oliver's ex, Natalie?"
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"No. You?"
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"Oliver said she went to Pacific, right? I've got friends there. I can just ask."
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"- Dad, do you have a minute? - Exactly one."
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"It's about Julie."
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"Close the door."
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"- Excuse me? - Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the woman."
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"Well, it worked. Now she doesn't have to call you. She's always here."
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"Which is why I want you to talk to her. I know she's your friend..."
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"...but in the interest of the business, not to mention your father's sanity..."
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"...this has to end."
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"Hey."
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"Summer is about to read her first comic. I knew you wouldn't want to miss that."
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"Let me know how it goes."
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"Why don't you invite over Oliver?"
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"- Where's Ryan? - I invited him to join us..."
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"...but he's staying in the Fortress of Solitude."
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"So I'm gonna start you off with some basics:"
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"Watchman and The Sandman."
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"Enjoy."
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"- Like what? - Like the Archies?"
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"Hey, I'm with Anna. Life's gritty enough. Comic books are for fun."
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"- Hey, Mr. Cohen? - Yes?"
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"Did you read comic books when you were a kid?"
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"Especially one who loves Death Cab and sailing."
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"- I thought I was the only one. - I thought Seth was the only one."
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"- Can you help me with the groceries? - Yeah, yeah. In a minute."
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"So I guess you and Mrs. Cohen have a lot in common, huh?"
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"Well, then what do you think is the key to a successful relationship?"
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"The sooner we get the bags, the sooner we eat."
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"Hey, Dad. Is it cool if Summer stays for dinner?"
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"- Come on, man. What are you doing? - What are you doing?"
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"These are crazy people."
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"Luke! What are you doing here? Besides relieving me of grocery duty."
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"I hadn't seen Ryan in a while, so I thought I'd stop by and say hey."
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"Is that okay?"
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"- But there's something you should know. - What?"
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"And I'm sure she's probably fine, right? But there's something about that kid."
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"So I went over to Pacific after school."
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"I figured I'd ask what they knew."
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"What was he like when he went to Pacific?"
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"At least not at Pacific High."
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"- Are you sure it's okay that I'm staying? - Oh, absolutely."
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"We have more than enough for everybody."
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