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Previously on Married with Children:
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The family who never feeds mewent on vacation.
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Oh, it's not so bad.
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No, it's like 20,000 LeaguesUnder the Sea.
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Except I'm married
to the giant squid.
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Exacerbating the situationwas the fact that by day...
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...the cruise was gearedtowards women who ate like mastiffs.
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But by night...
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...Al was happyfor a brief moment until--
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I can't go out in public like this.
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It's all right. No, you can't, sweetheart.
I know you can't--
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- Come on, Jefferson.
- You can't go either.
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Why? My hair don't look like crap!
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And if that shipwreck wasn't enough,get a load of this one.
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- Oh, my God, we're really sinking?
- Oh, come on.
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If we were sinking, you think
I could look in this porthole and see...
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...fish!
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And now backto Buck, King of All Dogs.
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Also known to humansas Married With Children.
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Did I thank you for inviting me
on this cruise, Peg?
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Well, as a matter of fact,
you haven't.
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Then maybe a simple stake
through the heart would suffice.
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All right, look,
this is no time to turn on each other.
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We're alone
in the middle of the ocean.
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It's a perfect time
to turn on each other.
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Why don't you look
on the bright side.
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It's a balmy summer day,
we're on vacation.
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Well, now we know
who we're going to eat first.
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Dibs on the thighs.
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Look, you cookie-aisle of a woman.
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If you hadn't gnawed
through 12 inches of bulkhead...
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...to inhale some jerk chicken,
none of us would be here.
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So if anyone's gonna feed
on my husband's dead thighs...
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...it's gonna be me.
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Thanks, gumdrop.
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I can't stand this
for one minute more.
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Oh, come on, Al.
It's a perfectly calm sea.
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It's not the sea, Peg. It's...
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...Gilbert Gottfried.
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So I'm on a cruise.
My agent says to me:
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"Go on a cruise.
You don't have to follow Sinbad.
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And you don't have to follow
Carrot Top.
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And you get to eat with the captain."
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So am I eating with the captain?
Am I eating?
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Am I even on a cruise anymore?
Somebody get my agent!
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Somebody get my spear gun.
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- I think he's funny.
- Make it two spear guns.
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- So, what do we do now?
- We bob around in the sea...
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...until the sun bakes us
like cookies.
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Cookies?
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Quiet, sea hags.
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Now, first thing we have to do
is pick a leader.
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Who knows the most about the sea?
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David Hasselhoff.
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Okay, Gilbert's disqualified.
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- Anyone else?
- Oh, what difference does it make?
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We're just gonna wind up with sea gulls
pecking out our salt-encrusted eyes.
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Thank you, Kathy Lee Gifford.
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Well, you know, Al really doesn't know
much about the sea.
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- So I think we're gonna have to--
- Excuse me, Loch Ness Hairdo.
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I know two things about the sea.
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Number one, when you flush,
it ends up here.
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And two, I watched all 3000 episodes
of Gilligan's Island.
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- How do you find the time?
- I don't have sex with you.
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All right, then it's decided.
Al's captain.
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Well, captain, now what?
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Well, as my first official act, I'm
declaring my marriage null and void.
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And secondly, I think
we should strike out for land.
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Which way is land?
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I think it's back there...
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Good. Then we're on our way.
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Look, this is useless, Al couldn't find
land if he was skydiving.
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We're in the hands
of a blithering idiot.
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That's Captain Blithering.
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Look, perhaps a brief comic interlude
will help lighten the moment.
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I hope you can hear my jokes
over the rumbling in my stomach.
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Is this thing on?
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Right before we went down, I took
a bunch of serving trays as props.
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Oh, much better than taking food.
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Why couldn't have Gallagher
been the entertainer?
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I mean, at least then
we could have had watermelon.
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Yeah, like we'd have gotten any.
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Well, anyway, Mickey Mouse on acid.
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I'm freaking out. Somebody help me.
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I'm having a bad trip.
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A midget putting a dime
in a payphone.
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Clark Gable.
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Vincent van Gogh.
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Peg, you wanna give this one tug?
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Ironside.
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No, no. No, Bugs,
don't go into that deserted mine.
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Yosemite Sam
just threw dynamite in there.
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Oh, God, I hope this is rerun.
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God, I hope you marry
someone with money.
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Now move over,
I wanna watch the news.
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And in close-to-show-biz news,radio personality...
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...and ex-pimple cream spokesmanWolfman Jack...
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...was found bound and gaggedin a dumpster...
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...behind Planet Hollywoodlast night.
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Police found several clues, but insteadopted to go inside where it was warm.
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That's the last time
I let you hit someone with a shovel.
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In another late-breaking story,the luxury cruise liner, Sea Dodge...
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...went down last night in calm waterssomewhere in the Caribbean.
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Kelly, that's the ship
Mom and Dad are on.
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The passengers have beenaccounted for except one lifeboat...
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...purportedly carrying comedianGilbert Gottfried...
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...and some other people, includinga woman with really silly red hair.
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Oh, my God, Gilbert Gottfried
and one of the Judds are lost at sea.
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It's not one of the Judds,
you Zagnut.
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Kelly, do you know what this means?
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Mom and Dad.
Oh, my God, what are we gonna do?
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How are we gonna eat?
How are we gonna pay the mortgage?
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Our lives are gonna be...
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...exactly the same.
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We can't just sit here. We gotta get
to the Caribbean somehow.
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Okay.
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Don't forget to leavesome food for the dog.
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- How long are we gonna be gone?
- I don't know. Maybe weeks.
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Yo, dog here. Yo.
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I'm from the Chicago Examiner.
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Are you the people
whose parents are lost at sea...
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...with the voice of lago, the parrot,
Gilbert Gottfried?
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- Yeah.
- Soup's on.
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- Let's go.
- Come on. Get in there.
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- Wait a minute.
- Don't miss that beat. Get around here.
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- Let's go.
- What's going on here?
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You. We're here to bring the country
live minute-by-minute coverage...
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...of your anguish
at the loss of Gilbert Gottfried.
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And your parents.
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They might still be alive.
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Yeah. And Hoffa's eating at Denny's.
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Now, wait a second now.
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You people can't just barge in here
and invade our privacy.
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Kelly, show these people out.
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We'll pay you a million dollars
for your exclusive story.
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Kelly, get these people a Snapple.
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It has been 24 hours. I'm starved.
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Me too.
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Hey, Al, why aren't you hungry?
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Because I've got
a natural appetite suppressant.
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Twenty-five years of marriage.
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Yeah, and since he doesn't brush,
he can always mine his teeth for food.
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Well, I'm starting to get hungry.
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Big surprise.
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Some captain you are.
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If you're not gonna go down
with the ship, at least do something.
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Oh, excuse me,
Miss We-Never-Do-Anything-Together.
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Well, we're dying together, Peg.
Are you happy now?
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Well, just don't look at me
to cheer anybody up anymore.
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You bent my props.
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As far as I'm concerned,
we can float out here sans comedy...
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...and die a miserable,
humorless death.
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Now look what you've done, Al.
You've upset the entertainer.
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Good. Maybe he'll walk.
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Hey, I know.
We could try to catch a fish.
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How? We got no rod,
we got no hooks, we got no bait.
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We got no rod and hooks.
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- Honey, we got this.
- Peg. Peg. Peg. That's a flare gun.
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We only use that
when the rescuers try to find us.
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Oh, but I don't want them
to see my hair.
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Well, now I know why Jacques
Cousteau only has men on the Calypso.
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That's not why.
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Hey, hey, we've got an oar.
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And there's dozens of little fish
swimming around the boat.
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We just hit them with the oar
and dinner is served.
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Without cooking it?
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Why bother? I mean,
cooking just makes them smaller.
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Al, just go hit a fish.
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Oh, all right. It's always,
"Al, I'm hungry. Al, I'm horny."
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Why can't it for once be,
"Al, wake up, it's Cindy Crawford...
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...I'm hungry and horny."
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- What are you waiting for?
- A red one.
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There it is. Gotcha!
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Hey, where'd she go?
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Where all dead fish go.
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To the Red Lobster?
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No, nimrod, to the bottom.
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Hey, Al, you know, I just remembered
the one thing I knew about the sea.
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If you beat a fish to a bloody pulp, it
tends to attract other fish, bigger fish.
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Fish with no known enemies.
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Well, this is nice.
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Does anyone know
how to repel a shark?
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Go ahead, Gilbert,
do your impressions.
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Okay, Jerry Lewis.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, drum roll.
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How much money did we raise?
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Hello, this is Miranda Veracruz
de la Jolla Cardenal.
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Live at the home
of Kelly and Bud Bundy...
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...who are anxiously awaiting news...
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...of whether their parents
will be found alive...
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...or if their decomposing corpses
will be found weeks later...
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...in some South Florida bog.
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Bud and Kelly, I know
that this is a difficult time for you...
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...but can you tell me
how you're feeling?
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And please be as graphic
as possible.
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We refuse to answer
this line of questioning...
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...until we find out if they're alive.
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Well, I apologize
if I seemed insensitive.
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So tell me, did your parents
ever abuse you?
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No.
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Surely your father
must have seen your heinie?
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Well, yeah, when I was a baby.
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Did Michael Jackson
ever touch you?
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Did Bob Barker ever touch you?
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- Tom Arnold?
- Roseanne?
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George Plimpton?
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What is the matter with you, people?
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Whatever happened to the noble image
of the fourth estate?
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People like Edward R. Murrow
and then Walter Cronkite?
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Who?
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Walt-- Walter Cronkite?
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Don't know that name.
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Was he ever touched
by Michael Jackson?
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Get away from me, you ghouls.
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What was I even thinking,
letting you people in here?
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Me and my sister will not sell
our parents out for money. Right, Kel?
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Well, then Daddy had Senator
Packwood chase me around the bed.
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Or was it Senator Mike Tyson?
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Yes, yes, it was both of them.
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Okay, Jerry Seinfeld.
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Why do people ride buses?
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Who are these people?
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And where do they find
exact change?
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- Hey, can you do Ted Kennedy?
- Sure.
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Anyone wanna hold my pants?
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Hold my pants.
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Look, Peg, it's obvious
we're not gonna be rescued...
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...and it's even more obvious why.
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Now look, one of us has gotta swim
for help. Any volunteers?
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Okay, okay. We should draw straws.
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- Did anybody bring straws?
- I have straws.
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Thank you.
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All right.
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Whoever picks the short one--
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Like we don't know
who that's gonna be.
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--swims for help.
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Gee, I can't believe how small it is.
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Boy, if I had a nickel
for every time I've said that.
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Oh, Al, I'm just kidding,
this is the bravest thing I've ever seen.
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You know, honey,
we've been through a lot.
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Good times and bad times. And,
you know, if I never see you again...
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...I just really want you to know
that I love--
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- Boy, he's a fast swimmer.
- Yeah, look at him go.
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Well, what do we do now?
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Well, there is the matter
of my cheque.
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You see,
just because the boat sinks...
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...doesn't mean a comic
has to work for free.
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Put a tray in it, Gilbert.
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Well, he's right, sweetheart.
Give the man a 20.
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Fine. Get me my wallet.
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- Okay. Where is it?
- On the ocean floor.
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Don't you realize that we are stuck
out here a million miles from nowhere.
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It's gonna be weeks
before we see any sign of life.
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Ahoy there.
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We're a yacht full of congressmenwasting out constituents' tax dollars.
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You need any help,or liquor or anything?
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We're saved!
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That's enough. Go away.
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It's been two days
since you were rescued, Mrs. Bundy...
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...and they still haven't found
your husband.
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How do you feel about that?
Cry if you can.
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Well, of course, we all want Al back.
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We thought he'd washed up
onto the beach...
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...but it turned out to be
just a giant jellyfish.
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Mrs. Bundy,
if you're husband does turn up dead...
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...we're willing to pay you
for your exclusive story.
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Really? Well, how much?
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Depends.
What did he do for a living?
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He was a shoe salesman.
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Fifty bucks.
Unless, of course, he abused you.
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- How much is that worth?
- $500,000.
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Well, you know he did make us drive
around in that Dodge.
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And he made us live in this house.
Is that enough?
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- Oh, God--
- God, yes. Awesome.
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How did you put up with it
all this time?
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Daddy!
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Daddy!
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Thank you.
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Oh, Al... vin.
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Alvin Bundy.
My late husband's identical twin.
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How nice of you to drop by
on such a sad occasion.
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How much, Peg?
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Enough to make it worth your while
to walk out and never come back.
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Five dollars?
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- Nice try, Mrs. Bundy.
- And Mr. Bundy.
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Who's for rooting through
Oprah's trash?
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Well, perhaps some of our viewers
who sit way too close to the screen...
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...might find your rescue story
interesting.
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Well, it-- It is, really.
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I swam for hours and then when
I didn't think I could go on any longer...
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...suddenly I was surrounded
by a school of man-eating sharks...
292
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...when miraculously
some dolphins chased them away...
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...swam me to safety.
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Man and dolphin, working together
against a common enemy.
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And did any of them abuse you?
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No, they saved my life.
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Turn the camera off.
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- Hey, where you going?
- It's sweeps, guys.
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Unless that dolphin
was Michael Jackson's love child...
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...we've got nothing.
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Peg, by the way,
thanks for the all-out effort...
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...to find me after you were rescued.
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You know, I wanted to wait to find you,
but I was outvoted five to nothing.
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I mean, four to one.
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Mom, you shouldn't talk like that
to Dad's twin.
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You know he's gonna tell.
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Peg, I'm only gonna say this once
because I'm tired and I--
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I think I have a clam in my shorts.
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Don't flatter yourself.
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No more magazine contests.
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As I've said before,
no good can come of it.
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Congratulations. I'm Gilbert Gottfried
and you've just won one--
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