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♪ There's a place you gotta go ♪
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♪ For learning all you oughta
know about the facts of life ♪
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♪ The facts of life ♪
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♪ When your books are
what you're there about ♪
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♪ But looks are
what you care about ♪
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♪ The time is right to
learn the facts of life ♪
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♪ When the world never seems ♪
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♪ To be living up
to your dreams ♪
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♪ It's time you
started finding out ♪
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♪ What everything is all about ♪
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♪ When the boys you
used to hate you date ♪
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♪ I guess you best
investigate the facts of life ♪
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♪ You gotta get 'em right ♪
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♪ The facts of life ♪
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♪♪
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♪ The facts of life ♪
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♪ The facts of life ♪♪
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Oh, that's right, girls. Take your stuff
out to the porch with the other luggage.
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Nancy, we're only going
home for a few days.
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- What do you need
two suitcases for?
- My clothes...
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and my dirty laundry.
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Tootie, if we're going to New York
for the weekend, let's not be late.
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I want to see your bags
down here on the double.
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Thank you.
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Molly, get a move on. Your parents
are gonna pick you up any minute.
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Hey, girls, I thought I told you to
put your luggage out on the porch.
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- It is.
- Then what do you call this?
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Blair's luggage.
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She's traveling light.
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Now, remember, Tootie, when you are in New
York, there are three things you must see.
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The Statue of Liberty, the Empire
State Building, and the biggie:
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Bloomingdale's.
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Bloomies'll be my first stop.
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I'm gonna run right over
there and buy myself a bra.
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Tootie, there's no rush.
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Oh! Well.
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Molly, do I have to
build a fire under ya?
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Boy, I can't wait to get
back home to Kansas City.
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Smell the wheat, have a
big stack of Mom's pancakes,
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and go fishin' with Dad
down at Miller's Pond.
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It all sounds so
wholesome, I could barf.
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Blair, you know what
you can do with New York.
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I'm coming, I'm coming.
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I'm coming!
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Hello. Good morning,
Eastland School.
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Oh, Dr. Parker. Yeah,
Molly's right here.
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Just a minute, Dr. Parker.
Molly, it's for you. It's your dad.
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- I'm not here.
- I just told him you were here.
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- How can I tell him
you're not here?
- Lie!
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I can't lie to your father.
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Uh, Dr. Parker, I'm afraid
I don't see her right now.
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Could you hold on for just a
minute, please? Thank you.
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Get over there and
pick up that phone!
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Okay.
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Molly, what is going on here?
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I hate him! First he moved
out. Then he sent for his clothes.
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Now they're getting a divorce
and splitting me up between them.
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And it's his turn this
vacation, but I'm not going.
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It's all too personal. I
don't want to talk about it.
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Wow! Could you
run that by me again?
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Your mother and father
are getting a divorce.
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Your father's picking you up,
and you don't want to go with him.
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You don't even want to talk about it,
and you're droppin' this bomb on us now...
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right before vacation, and
I'm beginning to sound like you.
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Molly, I believe that's
for you. I just left.
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Oh, answer the
phone. Molly! Molly!
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Hello, Dr. Parker?
This is Tootie Ramsey.
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Lucky thing you called. I have this
terrible pain in my back, and it really...
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Oh, you're an
orthodontist. That's okay.
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I have an overbite too.
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Oh, one more lap and I
would have caught her.
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Dr. Parker? Sorry.
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I just can't seem
to run her down.
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Huh? Oh, terrific.
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I'll see that she's ready
for you when you get here.
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All righty. Bye.
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Molly!
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Your father's calling from
a gas station in Peekskill.
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He's gonna be
here in 10 minutes.
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I'm not going with him!
I don't care what the
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courts say. He's not
taking me into custody.
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Custody? Molly...
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We'll go up with her, Mrs.
Garrett. Yeah, I know how she feels.
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Oh, you're an amateur at this,
Cindy. I've been through it three times.
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Well, Mrs. Garrett. I'm off for
a glorious week at Club Med.
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Oh, I really need this vacation.
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I've had enough of teachers
and kids and concerned parents.
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I need some time all to myself.
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Of course, there may be a few
grown-up women there. How do I look?
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Like a headmaster at
a frontier singles' bar.
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Perfect. Just the
look I was after.
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Mr. Bradley, we're
having a crisis here.
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Did you know that Molly's
parents are getting a divorce?
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And she won't
talk to her father.
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Getting a divorce?
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Gee, I guess I better check to
see who we're sending the bills to.
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- Remind me when I get back.
- Her father's picking her up
in 10 minutes,
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and she refuses to
spend the holiday with him.
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Gee, that's tough. But divorce is a family
affair. He'll handle it when he gets here.
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Mr. Bradley, Molly
really needs our help.
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Mrs. Garrett, don't be
such a nosy mother hen.
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- I got a plane to catch.
- How can you run out on her?
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Mrs. Garrett, it isn't our place to
meddle in a parent-child relationship.
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He'll be here in a minute. They'll
work it out. Gotta go. Surf's up.
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Mrs. Garrett, did
you hear the news?
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Molly's parents are
splitting up. Scooped again.
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Oh, come on, Molly. You'll get
used to having divorced parents.
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- No, I won't.
- Sure you will!
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Your mother'll start a whole new
life. She'll date rich, older men.
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- How sad.
- Sad? Older men
make great husbands.
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How often can
they be unfaithful?
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Then your father will move in with
someone young enough to be his daughter.
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You'll be able to
wear her clothes.
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It sounds awful. My parents would
never think of getting a divorce.
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Of course not. No one
gets a divorce in Kansas.
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They can never decide
who gets custody of the cow.
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They don't have to decide. They can
make a giant hamburger and split it.
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Sure, Blair. Go ahead
and put down the Midwest,
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just because our
marriages are normal.
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Normal? You call living in a
Norman Rockwell painting normal?
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Divorce is what's normal. Over half
of today's marriages end in divorce.
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It really isn't that bad, Molly.
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Besides, you get guilt presents
like you wouldn't believe.
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- Guilt presents?
- Sure!
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One holiday you're with your father,
the next, you're at home with your mother.
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- If she gets the house.
- She'll get the house.
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That's the American way.
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No, the American way is
nice people staying married.
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Who taught you that?
Your mummy and daddy?
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That's right, Blair.
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It's 11:00. Do you know
where your mother is?
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How would you like me to take some of Mom's
apple pie and... Go ahead and try, Blair.
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Just try! Would you grow up?
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Oh, good.
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I'm glad you girls
are comforting Molly.
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- Cindy, Nancy, you've
got a plane to catch.
- Oh, that's right!
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But we can't leave Molly now.
She's in the middle of a divorce.
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Molly, why don't you spend
the spring break with me?
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No, that won't work, Cindy. She's
gotta face up to this sooner or later,
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and the sooner, the better.
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Listen, get your
stuff together and I'll
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drive you to the front
gate in a few minutes.
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Okay. Good-bye, Molly.
Good-bye. Good luck, Molly.
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Bye, you guys. Bye.
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Have a good time.
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Molly, do you want to
talk about what's going on?
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No. You sound mad.
I don't blame you.
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- It's a rough deal.
- Molly, go ahead and cry.
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You're not wearing mascara.
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I'm too mad to cry.
Oh, good. Be mad.
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Get it out. Get it all out.
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Mrs. Garrett, we're
going to miss our plane.
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Yeah. Would you get
your fanny downstairs?
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Well, I'm moving
it as fast as I can.
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I'll be right back,
honey. Carry on, girls.
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- It sure is sad when love ends.
- Not if alimony begins.
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It doesn't have to end sad.
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Parents can get back
together. Mine did.
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- Really? Tell me how!
- I got sick. Mononucleosis.
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There I was, lying
helpless in the hospital.
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My pillow was fluffed, and
my bed pan was out of sight.
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Then my parents
came into my room...
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and saw my weak and
frail body just lying there.
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I buy everything so far
but the "weak and frail" part.
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Then my father pulled
the curtain for privacy.
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Only the woman in the
next bed kept coughing.
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My father looked into my
mother's eyes and said,
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"What does that woman have?"
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And that's how they
started talking again.
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Now they're living at home together.
Who knows? They might even get married.
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What a terrific idea. Molly, I
bet that'd work for your parents.
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- Yeah, but I'm not sick.
- Oh, sure you are.
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Oh, you have a terrible
fever, and you feel very dizzy.
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- Get it?
- Oh, yeah.
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I think I have mononucleosis.
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Make it twice as bad.
You've got stereonucleosis.
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Better put your robe on
before you get the shakes.
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Okay, we'll call your mother and tell her
you're sick. I bet she'd come right over.
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And then when she sees your
father, it'll be love all over again.
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Hey, wait a minute,
wait a minute. That has
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got to be the dumbest
idea I've ever heard.
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Keep out of this, Blair. We're
trying to save a marriage.
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It'll be just like that story
in this month's Cosmo.
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Sue Ann, if you
believe that story,
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you probably believe the bust enlargement
ads in the back of the magazine.
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You mean, they don't work?
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Come on, Molly.
Let's go call your mom.
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I can't wait to see the look on Mom's
face when she just happens to run into Dad.
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Right! Come on.
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You should have seen Molly
on the phone, Mrs. Garrett.
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Boy, did she give a performance.
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She said she had a terrible
fever and dizzy spells.
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She did a snow job.
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Molly, do you think that
dragging your mother up here...
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to confront your father is
such a terrific thing to do?
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Oh, she'll thank me when
she and Dad get together again.
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I told them it was crazy, but
the Midwest meddler insisted.
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Blair, go suck a haystack!
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Girls! Molly, does your mother
know that your father's gonna be here?
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Of course not. That
would spoil the surprise.
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Men over 40 shouldn't be surprised,
unless there's a paramedic standing by.
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Molly, do you think that bringing
your mother and father here...
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means they're going
to get back together?
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- It worked for me.
- You're not gonna tell...
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my father that mother's
coming up, Mrs. Garrett.
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That's right, Mrs. Garrett.
Best friends don't squeal.
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If you can't stand the
heat, go into the kitchen.
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- All right, I won't squeal.
- Good!
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But I won't put up with your
playacting. Off with the robe.
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- Okay.
- Hey!
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There's a snappy-lookin'
dude comin' up the driveway.
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- What?
- Could that be your father?
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No. My father
dresses like a dentist.
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- Did he get out
of a Dodge Dart?
- No. It's a silver Porsche.
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That's not my father.
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Don't be too sure. After the separation,
men always buy a German sports car.
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It makes them feel macho.
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Dr. Parker. Hello, Mrs. Garrett.
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Come in, come in. Molly!
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Oh, you look so
beautiful, honey.
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You too grown-up to give your
father a hug? Come on. Give it a try.
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Ah! Oh, gee, I missed
you, sweetheart.
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Hey, I bought you a
little present. Thanks.
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"A little present"?
Well, it's a beginning.
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Well, aren't you
gonna open it? Later.
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You look so different.
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Where's your suit and your
tie and your Dodge Dart?
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Traded 'em all in. I had a
midlife-crisis garage sale.
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Has Mom seen the new
you? Yeah, once or twice.
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I guess you noticed she
looks better than ever.
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Well, she always looks terrific. Oh,
and you got yourself a gold chain.
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Just some old fillings I repossessed
from slow-paying patients.
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Dr. Parker, I'm gonna
get you a cup of coffee.
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Well...
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No, no, no. I won't
take no for an answer.
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Molly, introduce your
father to your friends.
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Oh, sure. Dad,
these are my friends.
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- Hi.
- Hi, friends.
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Well, ready to go, Moll?
No! Daddy, you've got to stay.
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- Why?
- Because any minute now,
your wife...
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Anyway, we'd like to get to know
you better. Yeah. Come on. Please.
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Sit down. Come on,
make yourself at home.
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You know, I've always been
fascinated by orthodontia.
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Probably because I've
never needed it myself.
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I wonder who that could be?
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Hello.
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- That's not Molly's mother.
- I-I'm with Dr. Parker.
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- Who's that?
- Yeah, who's that?
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Uh, Molly, this is Angela.
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- Who's Angela?
- Yeah, who's Angela?
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Uh, she's a friend of mine.
Hi, Molly. It's nice to meet you.
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Uh, Angela's gonna
have lunch with us.
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I-I thought it was time the
two of you, uh, got acquainted.
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Here. For you.
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Two.
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Boy, are we going to have a good
time together today. Just the three of us.
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And Molly's mother makes four.
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00:16:16,042 --> 00:16:19,221
Molly, you know, you're all
that your father talks about.
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How come he's never
talked about you?
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Well, because... Why haven't
you mentioned me, Jeff?
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Uh, girls, girls, hot
cocoa in the kitchen.
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Come, girls, fill up your mugs.
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Right. Let's get some cocoa.
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00:16:40,166 --> 00:16:43,234
But I don't want to miss what
happens when you-know-who gets here.
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Tootie, come on!
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Molly, I didn't mean this to be a
shock to you. Actually, it was my idea.
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I-I just thought that it was
time for you to meet Angela.
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Okay, I've met her.
What about Mom?
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Molly, you know your mom and I
really weren't very happy together.
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But I was! You
don't care about me.
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Of course I do, honey.
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Just because I'm not
living at home doesn't
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mean I don't love you
as much as I always have.
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That's just talk! You're
selfish, and I hate you!
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Molly, please!
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You see? You
should've mentioned me.
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Ever since I moved out
of the house I can't seem...
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to do anything right
where she's concerned.
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She can't help it, Dr. Parker.
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She just can't accept the
idea of your divorce yet.
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I hoped she'd have
gotten used to it by now.
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It's gonna take a little time.
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Well, Miss Fix-it. What are you gonna
do when Molly's mother gets here?
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Will you just shut up,
Blair? It's awful enough.
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This is one time it doesn't
feel so good to be right.
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I'm gonna go talk to Molly.
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♪ Fathers can't be trusted ♪
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♪ My heart feels
like it's busted ♪
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♪ Boy, am I disgusted ♪
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♪ I got a right to
sing the blues ♪♪
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That's it. Sing it,
Molly. Let it all out.
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What a crummy thing to do, bringing
that sneaky frizz-head up here.
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She's gonna ruin Mom
and Dad falling back in love.
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Oh, I see. You're still trying to get
the folks back together again, huh?
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Yeah! It's gonna work out. Once he
sees Mom again, he'll drop that floozy.
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Mm-hmm. Tell me, Molly.
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What was it like when
you were all together?
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It was terrific. It
was wonderful.
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Molly, you said yourself your
mom and dad fought all the time.
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Okay, so it
wasn't that terrific.
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But at least we were
together, until Dad ruined it.
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Come on, Molly.
What was it really like?
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Well, Dad would come
home late from the office,
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'cause he's a workaholic.
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That's what Mom says. Then she
would say, "You've ruined dinner again."
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And then he would say, "How
can I ruin it? You cooked it."
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And I bet I know what
happened after dinner.
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They'd go into the
bedroom, and they'd argue.
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00:19:28,701 --> 00:19:33,704
No, they figured out a way to
argue in front of me. They'd smile.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh,
my mother was a whiz at that.
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"So what if you've torn
up my credit cards, dear?
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I just ran your favorite sweater
down the garbage disposal."
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Molly, is that really what you
want them back together for?
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- It's better than nothing.
- Oh, no, it isn't.
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00:19:56,195 --> 00:19:59,763
That's that terrible game called
"staying together for the kids."
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You try to convince them you're so happy
together, and then everybody's miserable.
317
00:20:04,770 --> 00:20:07,805
Well, it wasn't that bad, and
it would have gotten better...
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if they'd loved me enough
to keep trying to make it work.
319
00:20:10,944 --> 00:20:15,579
Molly, let me tell
you something.
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I've had a father
and two stepfathers,
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and all of them put
together haven't given me...
322
00:20:20,686 --> 00:20:23,832
as much love as your father's
trying to give you right now.
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00:20:23,856 --> 00:20:26,790
Hey, you know me.
I don't envy anyone.
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But downstairs, when your
father gave you that hug?
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Well, I-I got kind of close.
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00:20:35,835 --> 00:20:40,104
Hey, I'm gonna turn
you over to Mrs. Garrett.
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She's the expert.
328
00:20:45,511 --> 00:20:50,147
Well, Molly, how
are you feeling now?
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00:20:50,216 --> 00:20:54,885
I don't know. I'm just so
confused. Molly, Molly.
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00:20:54,954 --> 00:20:59,623
Just 'cause your parents are divorcing each
other doesn't mean they're divorcing you.
331
00:21:01,160 --> 00:21:05,929
Oh, Molly, there's
no magic pill.
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00:21:05,998 --> 00:21:10,267
But I can tell you one
thing: It does get better.
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00:21:10,336 --> 00:21:13,036
Yeah, I guess so.
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00:21:13,106 --> 00:21:15,806
All right.
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00:21:15,874 --> 00:21:17,631
Now, why don't you
go downstairs and tell
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your father your mother's
arriving soon, huh?
337
00:21:19,678 --> 00:21:22,379
Hey, Molly, guess
what? I got another idea.
338
00:21:22,448 --> 00:21:26,016
When your mom gets here, we tell her
that Angela's my sister, and your dad is...
339
00:21:26,085 --> 00:21:29,253
Sue Ann, forget it.
340
00:21:31,990 --> 00:21:34,525
Oh, Molly!
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00:21:36,996 --> 00:21:40,264
So, you're Dr. Parker's
dental hygienist.
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00:21:40,333 --> 00:21:43,534
- That's right.
- Sounds like fun.
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00:21:43,603 --> 00:21:47,004
Just the two of you
and all that laughing gas.
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00:21:48,007 --> 00:21:52,275
Dr. Parker, Molly
will be right...
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00:21:52,345 --> 00:21:54,745
- Mr. Bradley!
- Mrs. Garrett.
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00:21:54,813 --> 00:21:56,947
What are you
doin' here? You left.
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00:21:57,015 --> 00:22:01,085
I'm back. Because when
one of my girls hurts, I hurt.
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00:22:01,154 --> 00:22:05,089
Guess that's why I'm the
headmaster. What about Hawaii?
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00:22:05,158 --> 00:22:07,158
Oh, Hawaii isn't
going to go anywhere.
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00:22:07,226 --> 00:22:09,354
Besides, there are some
things more important
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than sitting on a beach
with a pig at a luau.
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00:22:11,597 --> 00:22:15,566
Molly.
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00:22:15,634 --> 00:22:20,370
- Dad, I'm sorry I said
I hated you.
- That's okay, honey.
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00:22:21,974 --> 00:22:25,576
I'll tell you what. Why don't we
sit down and have a little talk?
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00:22:25,644 --> 00:22:29,513
Can I talk first? I did a real dumb thing.
I called Mom and told her I was sick.
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00:22:29,582 --> 00:22:32,661
She'll be here any minute, because I
wanted you and her to get back together.
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00:22:32,685 --> 00:22:34,851
But who'd have figured
on you bringing Angela?
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00:22:34,920 --> 00:22:37,754
And what are we gonna do now?
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00:22:37,823 --> 00:22:42,993
Molly, I just remembered
how much I love you.
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00:22:43,061 --> 00:22:45,662
Me too, Daddy.
361
00:22:46,999 --> 00:22:50,601
Now, don't you worry
about your mom.
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00:22:50,669 --> 00:22:54,538
She's doing just fine in her new career,
and she has a special friend of her own.
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00:22:54,607 --> 00:22:58,141
Really? Yeah. So are we
gonna go on our vacation?
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00:22:58,211 --> 00:23:00,877
Sure. But what about Mom?
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00:23:00,946 --> 00:23:03,714
We'll wait till she gets here, so
she'll know everything's all right.
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00:23:03,782 --> 00:23:05,894
But she'll see Angela.
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00:23:05,918 --> 00:23:10,387
Oh, she already knows
Angela. They're friends... almost.
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00:23:10,456 --> 00:23:15,358
How nice. A match approved by
the American Dental Association.
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00:23:17,430 --> 00:23:21,532
I missed my plane,
and there's no problem?
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00:23:21,600 --> 00:23:26,270
But tell me: Isn't this better than
sittin' on the beach with a pig at a luau?
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Hmm? Hmm?
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♪ When the boys you
used to hate you date ♪
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♪ I guess you best investigate ♪
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♪ The facts of life
The facts of life ♪
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♪ If you hear 'em
from your brother ♪
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♪ Better clear 'em
with your mother ♪
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♪ Gotta get 'em
right The facts of life ♪
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♪ When the world never seems ♪
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♪ To be living up
to your dreams ♪
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♪ It's time you
started finding out ♪
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♪ The facts of
life are all about ♪
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♪ You ♪♪
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