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Clips from The Simpsons (1989) (S29E29)

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"What?!"
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"Well, then I shouldn't give it up."
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"It's horrible."
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"Mr. Largo, what is going on here?"
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"I'll take it from here."
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"I know it's true. I always have."
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"Some nights, there's isn't enough kale in the world"
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"Did you know that a man can fall in love with a city?"
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"Enjoy."
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"you love about the city."
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"Crawfish étouffée."
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"Cajun crawfish."
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"Fried green tomatoes."
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"Seafood gumbo. Frogs' legs."
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"Creole sweet potato pone."
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"Yeah."
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""Historic"? "Homes"?"
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"I smell Pringles."
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"- Mom, will you pay for this? - Oh."
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"there'll always be someone better than me."
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"Well, that's not the only way"
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"Thank you. And may I ask you, how are things in heaven?"
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"Can you sing "What a Wonderful World"?"
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"Okay, I moved her from crying to glum."
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"Well, there's no miracle for me here."
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"That man is my uncle."
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"My uncle said you were the most promising young musician"
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"there is no hole."
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"Well, we did it, kids."
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"Stick close by, kids, and I'll explain everything"
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"- Lisa? - Yes, Mr. Largo?"
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"I could go back to my first love: not teaching music."
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"and doomed to disappointment."
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"Let's see. Little Bo Peep?"
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"Don't give up your dream."
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"I want to hear your sweet music,"
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"What's with her?"
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"we'll take a day trip to Dullsville."
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"I'm sorry to announce that all our TVs are out."
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"What are you celebrating?"
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"Not with puns, I'm afraid."
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"- Yes, there is. - No, there isn't."
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"Cajun crawfish."
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"Smoky bacon greens."
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"Alert them all."
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"Would you like to look at historic homes"
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"Hmm."
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"Where are we?"
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"I wonder, do they have jazz in New Orleans?"
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"What's on your mind?"
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"and you people now call medicine?"
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"Well, they have it up in heaven, and it is mighty fine."
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"Let's go to a bar."
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"There's no voodoo in Gainesville."
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"Why?"
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"the next episode will beat Gunsmoke."
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"I have tears in my eyes,"
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"I'm a tuna!"
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"Lisa, sweetie, I'm afraid"
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"Ay, caramba!"
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"I can't play! I just can't!"
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"You barely touched your green disgustos."
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"so I'm sure she'd like Lisa to play for her."
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"Uh, takeoff is"
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"Yeah."
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"Look, Lisa! Isn't that nice?"
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"The sign's telling you to celebrate!"
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"Oh, boy."
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"Well, I appreciate you choosing me, Dad,"
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"but I don't know how much fun I'll be."
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"I'm a pretty tough nut."
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"Oh, I'm out."
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"Zucchini bisque."
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"Crawfish amandine."
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"Fried crab cake."
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"Pecan catfish."
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"Barbecue chicken sandwich."
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"There's also a lot of historical sites."
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"Pralines in cookies."
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"Shrimp and lump crabmeat ravigote."
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"Uh, my good boy, is there a vomitorium?"
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"the traditional Heritage Vomitorium,"
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"Which of those words do you think appeals to me?"
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"All right, wise guy. Here's something you'll like."
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"Okay, Lisa, look at your hero for an hour."
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"I'm gonna take a whiz in the cemetery next door."
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"Man, I have been waiting for someone to make that wish."
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"My music teacher says"
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"You can find anything you want in New Orleans."
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"Except, apparently, statue polish and pigeon poison."
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"I do."
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"Can I sing you out?"
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"I just pray they don't see through her fake I.D."
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"Their flight got diverted to New Orleans."
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"but we haven't done anything for you."
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"Aw."
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"The water's fine."
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"It only encourages him."
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"like when I saw David Attenborough's Blue Planet."
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"I'm trying to encourage a student"
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"Now, Lisa, this is for your own good."
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"That's some cutting satire, Simpson."
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"Woo-hoo! Whoa!"
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"This one's Dad. This one's Dad."
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"Humidity at a 98%."
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"- I don't think you can. - Oh, I think I can."
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"Then when you develop a crush,"
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"Blackened redfish."
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"Fried chicken."
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"Barbecue brisket sandwich."
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"Seafood au gratin."
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"Chicken gumbo."
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"Red beans and rice with sausage."
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"Pecan pie."
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"Crawfish rémoulade."
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"So now we'll deal with your sadness."
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"the Upchuck Mangione Museum,"
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