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There's a time for love and a time for
living. Take a chance and face the wind.
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An open road and a road that's hidden. A
brand new life of down for being.
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There were times I lost a dream or two.
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And found a friend.
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And at the end was you.
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There's a path you take and a path not
taken.
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Choice is up to you, my friend.
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Not so long, but you're not awake to a
brand new life. A brand new life. A
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new life around the bend.
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Hi, Tony.
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Oh, hi, John. Hey, just the guy I wanted
to see.
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Remember when we used to play acrobat?
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Let's do that again.
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Why? Just for old time's sake. What do
you say? Come on. Alley -oop.
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Okay, here comes the amazing flying
bower.
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Oh, no.
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I forgot how much fun that is. Yeah,
yeah, good. Now get to work.
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Boy, there's a price for everything.
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Up there, there.
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Just give you the chills.
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Oh, yeah, I got goosebumps.
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Come on, wait a minute. I thought Jesse
had a work Saturday night. He did, but
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he realized how important it was to me,
and he traded chips with the frozen food
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guy. Oh, Jesse's going to love that,
huh? Yeah, he's going to be spending the
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next few weekends with Mama Celeste.
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We've only got three days to get your
great dress. Wait a minute, wait a
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She's got a great dress, the one I
bought her for Cousin Gina's wedding.
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Oh, Tony, people have seen her in that
dress.
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Now we're into pre -spring 88.
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So? I'm still wearing a suit I bought
late summer 72.
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It's such a simple concept. Why can't
men grasp it?
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Let me lay this out for you, Tony.
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Sam is a sophomore.
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She has been invited to a junior prom.
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In the teenage vernacular, we're talking
major.
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Listen to her, Dad. This woman is in
touch with the teen scene.
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This is my idea. Let me have the honor
of buying it. Oh, no, no, no way, no
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Anybody's buying her a new dress, it's
going to be me. Oh, Dad, but Angela has
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much better taste than you do.
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And it would mean so much to me.
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Please! All right, all right, all right,
all right. But hey, hey, your wedding
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dress is on me.
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We'll talk.
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No,
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when do we hit the mall? The mall,
honey!
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This is a prom.
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Think elegant. Think 72nd and Madison. I
know the perfect boutique.
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That's true, Dad.
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And don't worry. I promise to be home by
dawn. Okay, sweetheart.
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Dawn?
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Dad, we'll be at the bowling alley.
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Everybody stays out their prom night.
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I bet Angela didn't. I bet she did.
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No. You?
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The whole night?
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What'd your mother say? Never mind.
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what else there is. The perfect dress is
here. I can feel it in my credit card.
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Let the hunt begin.
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Wedding, cotillion, bar mitzvah, prom.
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It's our first.
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Are we thinking something pink, blue, or
black?
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It's a wonderful dress, honey, but not
for a prom. It is stunning, and it's our
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last one. It was originally designed for
Cornelia Guest, but then Caroline
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Kennedy fell in love with it until she
found out Chastity Bono had one just
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that.
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Did you hear that, Angela?
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Yes, that's very impressive, but I think
we're looking for something a little
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more traditional. Oh, of course.
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Perhaps... Something along these lines.
Oh, adorable.
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Who wanted that, Martha Washington?
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Actually, Princess Stephanie had her eye
on this. Well, it is fit for a
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princess. Sam, I think we found our
dress.
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Oh, I don't know. I was kind of looking
for something different.
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Well, honey, for your prom, you don't
want different.
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I don't. She's right. Black is out. And
those bows.
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Well, maybe I should try it on.
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Just think how great it'll look with my
pearl.
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You gonna lend me your pearl? Seven or
eight millimeter.
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Of course, I want everything to be just
right.
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Nine.
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Oh, well, in that case, let me show you
the matching shoes. They're Perky's
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favorites.
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You really think I can have it?
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Oh, I love it. It's yours. I want you to
be a standout at your prom. Oh, Mom.
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What a day!
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Ah, I see Mastercard and Visa are back.
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Just you girls who ransacked the
boutiques of the Upper East Side.
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a very nice day, thank you. Wait a
minute, wait a minute, sweetheart.
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What's wrong?
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Are you still thinking about that black
dress?
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I really like those bows.
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Honey, I understand, but trust me, I'm
right about this one.
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Tony. Give us an honest opinion.
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You tell us, is this or is this not the
most stunning dress in all creation? Let
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me see here.
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Uh -huh, well, where does the neckline
come to?
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Just below the neck. I love it.
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You really do? Oh, yeah, Sam. If I was
there, this is the dress I would have
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picked out, except with longer sleeves.
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Honey, honey, you're just having prom
anxiety.
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Yeah, Sam, we all get that.
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Really? You did, too?
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No, but my date's parents did.
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Oh,
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prom guy, get back.
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Oh, wait, wait, don't look, don't look.
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Mrs. Bauer, what are you feeling?
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Oh, bad luck to see the prom dress
before the prom.
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She's really into this.
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Well, I can show you what I'm wearing,
right? Yeah, let's see.
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Oh, my, formal wear and a brown paper
bag.
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You are going to love this.
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What do you think?
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Wow, hot.
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Yeah, man, that's 110 in the shapes. Oh,
wow.
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Oh, Jesse, you're such a card.
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As if you'd actually go to a prom
wearing something that looked like it
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to a funeral director.
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Well, I am.
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And it did.
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Well, hey, I like it.
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That explains that slight scent of
formaldehyde, huh?
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Yeah, I got it at the Salvation Army. I
like my money to go to a good cause.
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The guy wanted three bucks, but, you
know, why did he take five?
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Jesse, I don't mean to be decidedly
unhip, but I have some serious doubts
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this ensemble.
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Angela, can we confab in the kitchen,
please? Excuse us.
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Mrs. Bower's nice, but she has got some
weird ideas about fashion.
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I mean, I bet she wants you to wear some
fluffy pink thing.
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Blue.
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I appreciate you taking Sam shopping,
but don't you think it'd be better to
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the kids express themselves in their own
way?
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Sounds like you're asking me to butt
out.
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If the butt fits.
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Tony, do you understand what's happening
here? Yeah, it's the cycle of life. An
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undertaker croaks so Jesse can look cool
in his bronze.
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has gone to a lot of trouble to pick out
the perfect outfit, and now Jesse is
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imposing his will on her. Men are always
doing that.
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Wait a minute.
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When did I ever impose my will on you?
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The other night when you made spaghetti.
You wouldn't let me put ketchup on it.
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Linda, that's not imposing my will.
That's obeying the laws of the universe.
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Hey, uh, Tony, you think I could have
the keys to your van? I'd really like to
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wash it for tonight. You bet, pal. You
bet. But hey.
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Don't scrub too hard. I don't want to
lose that last flake of paint.
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Jesse, you won't be needing these.
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Surprise, surprise.
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I rented you a limo.
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Oh, thank you, Mrs. Bauer, but that's
not our style.
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But, Jesse. But, Angela.
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Tony, I don't want Sam to be
shortchanged.
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It's their night. Let them do it their
way.
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But, Tony, you're not listening. I want
her to be in a limo. It's important for
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her.
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I don't want to go.
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You can't mean that.
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I'm sorry, Jesse, but I don't feel like
going out tonight.
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Wait. Do I spend $5 on a tuxedo?
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Wow. What a workout.
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My endorphins are jumping for joy.
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Oh, isn't life great? Stop it, Mother.
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Why are her pants in a bunch?
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Sam called off a prom because Angela was
bugging her so much. She was like a
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fairy godmother run amok.
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Another grim fairy tale, huh? Yeah, but
you know, I have a theory.
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You know, Angela must have had such a
fantastic prom that she's determined
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Sam has the same experience.
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Intriguing theory, but dead wrong.
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Do you really think our Angela went to a
prom?
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I knew it sounded strange, but I didn't
want to say anything.
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Well, it was a very humiliating
experience for her, and she swore me to
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secrecy.
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But what the hell?
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Tell, tell, I'm all ears.
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So was her date, Kenny Bigelow.
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Ears? We are talking when the wind blew,
he went airborne.
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But Angela was broad -minded and a
little hard up.
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Anyway, she was all dressed and ready to
go to the prom when Kenny called and
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said he was sick.
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Eric?
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The flu.
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But that didn't stop Angela. She was
absolutely determined to go to that
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But then, of course, when she got there,
poor thing, she couldn't bring herself
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to walk in alone.
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So she stood outside with her nose
pressed to the window.
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Aww.
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Well, actually, she was having a pretty
good time until she saw a couple of big
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ears jitterbug by.
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Jenny Bigelow.
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Turns out he got a date with a
cheerleader.
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Oh, wait a minute, Mona.
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I mean, what would a cheerleader want to
go out with?
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A guy like Kenny Bigelow for.
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Well, you know what they say about guys
with big ears. Mona!
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What?
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They have big hearts.
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Oh, poor Angela.
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Gee, that must have really hurt her. I
mean, this explains why she's been
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so weird.
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Well, it explains this week.
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Hi. How's Sam doing? Oh, she's still
incredibly polite.
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But where you been?
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Shopping for Sam.
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Oh, Angela, haven't we learned anything
from this? Oh, Tony, you don't
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understand. I went to the city to hunt
down the dress that Sam really wanted.
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It's quite a story.
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Maybe you should bring it right up to
her. First I went to all the department
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stores and the boutiques.
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Nothing. Then I drove down to the
garment district.
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I see a rack being pushed down the
street. Right in the middle of it is
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dress. I yelled at the guy, but he put
it on the truck and he took off. So I
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pedal to the metal and I followed that
chauffeur.
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The chase was on. It was just like the
French Connection, only I obeyed all the
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traffic laws.
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I forced him off the road somewhere
around Hoboken.
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Angela Bauer always gets her dress.
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Boy, no wonder they invented the Home
Shopping Club.
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Sam, sweetheart.
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Sam, I know you're angry with me and I
don't blame you. I got a little carried
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away.
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Okay, more than a little.
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I'm sorry if I hurt you.
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I just want us to be friends again.
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Sam, don't do this to me.
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May I come in?
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Be my guest.
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Silly me.
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Just made a heartfelt apology to your
doorknob.
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I felt terrible about what happened, so
I went out and I got you something.
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Thank you, Angela, but don't you think
you've done enough?
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Look, Sam, I know I interfered, and I'm
sorry.
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But I just don't want to see you deprive
yourself of something you really want
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because of a mistake that I made.
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Angela, how you doing?
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Come on, Angela. Now, you can't let this
thing with Sam get you down. You only
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wanted what was best for her.
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I'm beginning to think I wanted what was
best for me.
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Huh? What do you mean? Tony, I have
something very personal to share with
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you. Do you swear that you won't tell
anyone?
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I swear.
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Okay.
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Oh, this is very embarrassing.
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It was the night of my junior prom.
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Uh -oh.
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Nothing. Anyway, I had a date with this
terrific guy.
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Kenny Bigelow.
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Doesn't that name just say it all?
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Yeah, I can picture them. I mean... I
mean him.
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He got sick at the last minute.
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And I just couldn't stand the thought of
not wearing that beautiful blue dress.
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So I went to the prom anyway and... I
watched through the window.
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The theme was Tahitian twilight.
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The gym looked like a South Seas island.
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And palm trees and fishing nets and
conch shells.
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It was so romantic.
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I didn't even mind being on the outside
until I saw... Um, Kenny Bigelow.
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You are so intuitive.
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He jitterbugged right past me. cast me
glued to a cheerleader. Now, Tony, I'm
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not going to lie to you and tell you
that I wasn't hurt. I was. I was deeply
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hurt. You know, it's not often that a
girl gets asked out by a boy like Kenny.
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And he, he wasn't just handsome.
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He looked like a movie star.
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Dumbo.
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You've been talking to Mother, haven't
you?
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Not as much as she's been talking to me.
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So I suppose you heard it all, the
mooning and everything.
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Mooning?
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She didn't tell you?
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No, no. What mooning? No mooning. Nobody
said mooning. No mooning.
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Angie, don't say a word like moon and
then just drop it here.
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All right, all right. I was just so hurt
and mad that I threw my crinoline up in
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the air and I showed Kenny what I
thought of him.
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I wish I could have seen that.
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I mean the expression on his face.
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Hi.
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Samantha.
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You look beautiful.
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Does this mean you're going to the prom?
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Yeah.
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Jesse should be here any minute.
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For you.
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I have something to go with this dress.
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My pearls, if you want them.
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I do.
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Will you help me?
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Sure.
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Well, you were right all along.
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That dress is you.
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And the pearls are you.
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They go great together.
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They sure do.
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Oh, baby, baby.
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Hey, Jesse.
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Dressed to kill, huh?
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Well, at least to bury.
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Sam, you look
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Wow. Wow.
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One more wow, you're getting an Italian
chaperone.
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Anybody want some keys to a van?
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Thanks, Mr. Bauer.
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You too, Tony.
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Okay, come on. Have a good time, eh?
Have a wonderful time.
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By the way, Angela, how did you ever
find this dress?
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Well, it was a breeze.
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Bye. Bye.
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All right, Jess, be careful. Now drive
carefully and be home by dawn.
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Dawn. I never thought I'd see that.
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Just keep your eyes closed.
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They're closed. They're closed. All
right. Okay, okay. All right.
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Open sesame.
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Angela Bauer, this is your prom.
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It's called Tahitian Twilight 2.
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You are so sweet.
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Now, wait a minute. It's time to cue up
the band.
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Maestro!
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Since Kenny's not here, may I have this
dance you can hold on to my ears?
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I'd be honored.
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Angela, this really is like your first
prom.
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What do you mean?
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Look through the window.
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A full moon.
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Up next, Who's the Boss?
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A sitcom about a man who loses his wife
and his Major League Baseball career and
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becomes a maid.
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So why is he so happy?
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Well, he, uh, really cleans up.
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Oh, that's right. It must be the
royalties.
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Stay tuned.
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