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Clips from The Love Boat (1977) - The Old Man and the Runaway/The Painters/A Fine Romance (S01E01)

"I'm in the soap business."
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"You are the soap business, Mr. Beatty."
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"How do you do?"
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"Yes. Well now, this is going to be an interesting evening."
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"Uh, Mr. Louden here is also in advertising."
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"What a wonderful, wonderful surprise."
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"Well, now, shall we?"
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"Uh, Mr. and Mrs. Stockwood, uh,"
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"right over there, please."
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"Louden here handled"
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"my last advertising campaign."
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"It was a total flop."
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"Actually, Mr. Beatty,"
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"we all learned a great deal from it."
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"We learned it was a flop."
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"These boys play rough."
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"If you have any suggestions,"
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"lay 'em on the table."
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"Not tonight."
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"I'm on vacation."
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"So am I."
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"There's no better time than a vacation to talk business."
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"Oh, I can understand Mr. Stockwood's position. Heh."
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"He doesn't wanna just spiel something"
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"off the top of his head and look ridiculous."
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"He couldn't look any more ridiculous"
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"than that last campaign your husband sold me."
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"This really is a jungle."
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"Go ahead. Spiel."
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"Go ahead."
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"No, really."
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"I came here to get away from business."
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"Unless, of course, uh,"
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"somebody would like to talk about my, uh, hobby."
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"Martin. Uh. If, uh, you'll excuse us."
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"Uh, captain, if you'd like to join us later for a nightcap."
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"Oh, why, thank you. Uh, I'd enjoy that."
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"Mrs. Stockwood."
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"Captain."
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"Good night."
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"Good night. Good night."
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"Honey. What'd you go and do that for?"
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"I'm beginning to enjoy this."
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"You got anything to read?"
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"Huh?"
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"Do you have anything to read?"
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"Well, there are three books in the cabin."
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"Ah."
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"You can have your pick on one condition."
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"What's that?"
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"That you give me my going-away kiss"
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"and my coming-back kiss right now."
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"Lady, you've got a deal."
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"Mrs. Bradley?"
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"Would you care for an iced tea?"
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"Thank you, Teddy."
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"You know, I can't tell who's more radiant."
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"You or the sun."
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"Ha-ha-ha. You are a charmer."
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"Yes, I am."
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"Well, Mrs. Bradley,"
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"you enjoying the cruise?"
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"I love it."
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"Now I can understand why my father went to sea."
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"Oh."
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"Don't you have something to do?"
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"Oh. Yes, sir."
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"So your, uh... Your father was a seaman?"
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"Yes. Although I hardly knew him."
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"He died when I was a baby."
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"Shipwrecked off Cape Hatteras."
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"Well, I'm sorry."
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"I can imagine just what he was like though."
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"Tall, handsome, brave."
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"And a wonderful captain."
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"Oh, he was a captain, was he?"
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"Yes, Captain Edward R. Anderson."
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"He went down with the ship."
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"I wish I knew more about him,"
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"but all I know is the name of the ship."
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"The Caroline T."
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"Mm."
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"Well, uh, I can lend you"
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"Berman's Encyclopedia of American Shipwrecks"
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"if you'd care to do some sleuthing."
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"I'd love it. Good."
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"Now, let's see."
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"I have an engagement for this evening."
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"What about tomorrow night?"
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"I'm usually in my quarters about 10."
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"I'll be there."
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"Thank you, captain."
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"I'll see you then."
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"Hello, Isaac."
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"Hey, look who's here. How's the back?"
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"Hey, that Dr., uh, Bricker,"
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"he's a miracle worker."
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"He gave me some kind of a karate chop"
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"and two aspirins,"
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"Have you seen my wife?"
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"Yeah. I think she's"
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"right over there taking a nap."
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"Oh, yeah."
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"I don't want to wake her up yet."
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"She's still asleep."
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"She was up all night playing nursemaid."
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"When she wakes up... tell her"
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"I'm waiting for her in the cabin,"
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"all right?"
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"The champagne is on ice."
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"You got it."
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"Everett, I'm telling you,"
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"you have to watch out for that Martin Stockwood. Mm."
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"He's trying to steal your account."
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"Yeah. He's young, but sneaky."
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"The old, hard-to-get, dangle-the-bait routine."
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"Louden."
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"Ah."
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"You know, I like that fellow, Stockwood."
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"His mouth isn't always racing, with his brain in neutral."
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