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Clips from The O.C. - The Rager (S02E02)

"Sandy, you have a great wife."
The O.C.
"I'll talk to him."
The O.C.
"You got all your stuff?"
The O.C.
"- You sure you don't need anything? - No, thanks."
The O.C.
"Still, there's-there's not many people who would take in an ex-con."
The O.C.
"He's lucky to have you."
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"Well, you're part of this family now, so if anything comes up... we're here."
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"- Did you tell Ryan you're leaving? - No, but it's okay."
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"You got everything?"
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"I know it hasn't been easy, man, but I want you to know that"
The O.C.
"Great way of showing it."
The O.C.
"Don't keep Sandy waiting."
The O.C.
"What's up?"
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"So, uh, Ryan, doesn't Trey move into the apartment today?"
The O.C.
"Well, don't you think maybe we should go by there and give him a housewarming gift?"
The O.C.
"You sure? He doesn't exactly seem overburdened with possessions,"
The O.C.
"I wish I'd never made that reference."
The O.C.
"Only because he wanted to be near you."
The O.C.
"I was referring to our very first liable suit."
The O.C.
"Yeah, you guys are friends now, so great."
The O.C.
"Well, Cal is still in Rome --some business thingy-- but"
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"- I did? - Absolutely. Don't give it another thought."
The O.C.
"God, it's really good to see you. Both of you. I really missed you."
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"I'm just saying, maybe I should do the talking this time."
The O.C.
"We've only E-mailed."
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"Dude, I still can't believe we're going to have our own graphic novel."
The O.C.
"I just can't believe it's 2005."
The O.C.
"Weren't we supposed to have personal jet packs by now? Who dropped the ball?"
The O.C.
"What are you talking about?"
The O.C.
"Graphic novel. It's... whatever. It's just a little different."
The O.C.
"All right, well, I'm gonna head to class. And, uh, have a good one."
The O.C.
"I know, I promised it wouldn't be weird, but I'm telling you this. From here on out,"
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"and I'm going to let you know the ins and outs of whatever."
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"- No. - And... What?"
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"Which means, as far as I'm concerned, your little comic doesn't exist."
The O.C.
"Wow. One day on the stand, you've already got a liable suit. Not bad."
The O.C.
"Oh, I'd be happy to help out. Liable cases are notoriously hard to prove."
The O.C.
"Yeah, word for word. I'll give you the interview tapes."
The O.C.
"I'll lend you one."
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"Yeah. It's kind of a stupid first thing to buy. I've always wanted one."
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"He said he'd have all our stuff with him."
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"The two do not mix, okay? It's going to be, like, "Let's make their outfits cuter...""
The O.C.
"You must be my two wunderkinds. Reed Carlson, Bad Science Comics."
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"Okay. I think that you have tapped into something real and compelling."
The O.C.
"Wow, well, can I, uh, first, just say"
The O.C.
"Really?"
The O.C.
"Uh, that's my boss. Just a sec?"
The O.C.
"So what's going on? You hungry, you want something to drink?"
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"- You forgot, Saturday's his birthday. - No, I... Yeah. Yeah, I did."
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"Going over to see him, wanting to throw him a birthday party?"
The O.C.
"And if everyone had just let me handle it from the beginning,"
The O.C.
"So I'm asking you again. Stop pushing it."
The O.C.
"Did I happen to mention to you last night about meeting Reed?"
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"Beautiful, loves comics, promises to make you famous? Yes."
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"We got in a fight yesterday. She wanted to throw a birthday party for Trey."
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"It's Trey's birthday?"
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"- Hey, Sandy. - Erin, how you doing? You going out?"
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"- Hi - Erin, Carter Buckley."
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"Carter's just getting back into it."
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"Yeah, it's a world away from Long Island, I'll tell you."
The O.C.
"Okay, and he got mad because you wanted to throw a party for his brother?"
The O.C.
"Trey coming here has been really hard for him."
The O.C.
"Well, you tried."
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"I just hate for him to realize,"
The O.C.
"Dude, what about when she threw down on the whole Cyclops vs. Storm debate?"
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"I never thought talking about comic books could be so sexy."
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"See, I was thinking you could ask her out,"
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"but now you're working together, so that's that whole professional ethics thing."
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"I couldn't tell her, even if I wanted to."
The O.C.
"My own magazine has taken me off the cover, and at home,"
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"- Let's just be reasonable here, Jules. - I am being reasonable."
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"But for just a second..."
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"Can't; studying history."
The O.C.
"Well, you know what's on the way to the Thai place?"
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"The apartment of a certain ex-con I know."
The O.C.
"So, you're just not going to see him anymore?"
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"Well, you know, a little."
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"I think there's definitely some sparks between her and Carter."
The O.C.
"Wait, you're serious?"
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"All right. Just in and out "Hey, Happy 21st," and we're at the Thai place."
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"This is a mistake. He's never going to change."
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"Dude, you've got to trust people more."
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"- There he is. - Great, let's go."
The O.C.
"No, wait, wait, wait."
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"All right. I hope you like cold Thai."
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"It's his 21st birthday. I'm sure he's just going out for a drink."
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"You are unbelievable, you know that? I saw you last night."
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"That's it, Ry."
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"And, you know, it's-it's funny."
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""My brother's come over to take me out to breakfast for my birthday.""
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"- Hey. - Hey, hope I'm not, um... Can I..."
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"He's your brother. I should have just respected that."
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"was taking out my frustration with him on you."
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"Well, if he's willing to give me one."
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"Last night, Seth and I kind of followed him."
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"We hadn't meant to at first, but we did. Uh..."
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"I come up with the stories, I write the dialogue, I draw the pages, and uh,"
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"Zach handles the late-night coffee runs."
The O.C.
"Where is Zach anyway? I thought he was coming."
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"Let me ask you. Did you get, like, a slight gay vibe from him at all?"
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"- Hey, what's up? Girl-girl-girlfriend. - Hey, Cohen, um, I need your help."
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"- Come on, I'm taking you out. - What?"
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"- So where are we going to dinner? - Well..."
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"Cohen learned how to use the grill this summer. It's a major life achievement."
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"Yes, Mom."
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"It's a little crowded, but it's got a killer ride."
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"That must be Erin."
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"I... I hope this isn't... strange, or..."
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"No."
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"well, you know what I'm like when I think I'm being cheated."
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"Look, if I had the money now, I would give it to you."
The O.C.
"Got enough to buy me a drink?"
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"...a very attractive woman."
The O.C.
"She looks a little older, don't you think? Like maybe she's in college?"
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"Yeah, maybe he'll bring her out here."
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"Yeah, it's not like I'm throwing a rager."
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"This is it! Come on! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Party!"
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"- You okay? - Thanks, dude. It's déjà vu."
The O.C.
"O.C. party, attacked by water polo guys, saved by an Atwood. Hello."
The O.C.
"That was amazing. Do you, like, know aikido or something?"
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