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Thank you. Well, welcome to the show.
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And... Really, and I want to thank you
at home for just not flipping around
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you probably do when you're sitting home
and putting something else on. And I
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want to thank you here in the studio
audience for not attempting to boost
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other up and change the monitor to
another thing.
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Anyway.
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That's right.
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I'm pretty happy. I...
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I could probably stand here the whole
half hour and just smile if you want to
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know the truth.
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But you're probably fed up with it
already, so... I'm a new man. I haven't
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this happy in a long time. I've turned
my frown upside down, and I'm the model
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for the... Guess what?
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That's right.
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The new Have a Nice Day poster.
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Because you know why?
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They're putting lips on that poster.
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I have pretty big lips. I actually can't
fly. These babies will explode over 20
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,000 feet.
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No, seriously, it's a horrible, horrible
problem. I'll be flying, suddenly
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they'll puff up, and it looks like a
raft, and people start to panic. They
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we're going down, we're going down, you
know? And I go, no, it's my lips. Give
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them back to me, would you please?
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So you're probably wondering what sends
me into one of these incredible moods.
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Well,
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It's all in this video cassette that I'm
going to show you. And you'll
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understand exactly why I'm so happy when
you see this.
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Pretty excited?
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So let's get ready to watch TV. So you
folks at home, turn on your TV sets
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now.
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There you go. And I'll tell you what,
I'll get ready.
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To watch TV, I'll prepare in the way
that I do, because we have 41 seconds,
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while we all listen to the opening
theme. And I'll see you in 41 seconds.
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Okay. Bye -bye.
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This is the theme to Gary's show.
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The theme to Gary's show. Gary called me
up and asked if I would write a theme
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song. I'm almost halfway finished. How
do you like it so far? How do you like
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the theme to Gary's show?
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This is the theme to Gary's show, the
opening theme to Gary's show. This is
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music that you hear as you watch the
credits.
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We're almost in the part of where I
start to whistle. Then we'll watch a
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Shandling show.
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This was the theme to Gary Shandling's
show.
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Let me just finish this up here.
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You really don't realize how much you
lose right off the ends of the tube.
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So,
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okay.
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Now we'll turn our lights off.
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There we go. And you at home, turn your
lights off.
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Okay.
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Someone at home has their lights on.
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Turn your lights off at home.
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There you go.
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There you go. That was it. Thank you,
Mr.
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Philip Roderick of Syracuse, New York.
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Thank you very, very much, Mr. I don't
even pull the window shade down on the
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airplane when there's a movie.
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Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you for participating
in the show.
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Thank you for holding the whole thing
up. Thank you, really. Why don't you
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get the weather channel?
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Okay, now, here we go. This is going to
be very exciting. I can't wait for you
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to see this, and you'll understand why
this is a special day.
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All right, we're going to need our next
guest.
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He's originally from Tucson, Arizona.
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He doesn't like women who are pretty and
know it and use it to hurt him.
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He's a wonderful comedian. He says he
looks like Gary Shandling, and sure
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enough, he does. It's Gary Shandling.
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Let's say hello.
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Welcome to the show.
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Have a seat.
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Hey, nice to meet you. You know, I'm
kind of surprised to see you here.
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Life of a successful comedian, you're
bound to have a lot of beautiful women
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kind of falling in love with you after
every show. Yeah, well, that's what I
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thought when I started this business,
quite frankly. Well, no, really. Now,
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don't you see a lot of women? Don't they
see your act that they find you
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attractive? Well, let's just play the
love connection.
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You don't want to get into that?
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All right, I'll tell you what.
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Why don't we take a look at the girls
that Gary had to choose from, and then
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studio audience will get a chance for
their choice for Gary, okay? Here we go.
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The first candidate was Vicki, whose
interests range from water sports to
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stargazing. She feels that spending so
much time around horses has actually
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helped her on a few dates. Here's more.
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Well, anybody who's spent any, you know,
real time around horses knows that they
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can be stubborn or that they can kick
and bite if they don't get their own
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but...
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I think that if you don't give in and
you just grab them by the forelock and
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them know who's boss, who's king, right
from the beginning, then eventually
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they'll just start eating out of your
hands.
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Of course, guys are exactly the same
way.
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Next we have Francine. Now, Francine
hails from our nation's capital.
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She got her law degree at Georgetown
University. She likes to describe
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as a woman of the 90s. Here's more on
that.
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The way I see it,
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By 1990, I will have enough money to not
have to work for that whole decade.
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Because both my aged grandparents should
be dead and buried, and I'll get all
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their money.
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Isn't that what it's all about?
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Well, next we have Angelica. Now, when
she's not modeling, Angelica spends most
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of her time helping those less fortunate
than herself.
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She has the same compassion and
understanding for the men she dates.
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Nobody's perfect.
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You have to look for the goodness inside
of people.
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Like, on the surface, a man could be
vain, insecure, indecisive, or maybe
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little whiny.
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But I don't care about that.
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Underneath, he could very well be the
greatest man that ever lived.
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and you know a little bit about him.
You've seen his three choices. Now
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going to tell us who he picked. Well, I
would have been nuts not to pick
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Angelica. All right, she's backstage.
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We haven't seen each other since their
date. Let's say hello to Angelica Sim.
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Hi, Angelica.
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Hi, Scott.
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Just make yourself at home and welcome
to the show.
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Thank you. Okay, Gary's going to tell me
about the date. Tell me about the date.
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Well, it went great, Chuck. I'd never
been so nervous for a date in my life.
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as I was driving to pick her up, I
started to drool and it went all over
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dash and everything like that. It's like
a slip and slide in the car, basically.
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A very attractive beginning.
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Oh, no, no, Chuck.
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Yeah? It was really, it was adorable.
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Because Jerry looks like a little boy
when he gets self -conscious.
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He does?
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Yeah. Well, in what way?
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Well, um...
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His nostrils flare up just a bit, and
his cheeks turn red.
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And my sinuses clog up a little bit. And
his nose starts to make this whistling
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sound like a flute.
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Well, it's more like a teapot, just a
little. Yeah, yeah, you're right. It's
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more like a teapot.
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Well, that sounds charming. Oh, how
about the actual date? Can you tell me
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happened on the date? Well, the date
went really great. We went to a really
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restaurant. You know, I carried the
tray.
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Somebody got to, I guess. Yeah. And then
we went to see the movie The
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Untouchables. Oh, that's nice. And Gary
cried when Sean Connery died. He did? He
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cried?
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there were these rude people sitting
behind us. They were making fun of Gary
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because I guess they're just not used to
seeing a man who's not afraid to show
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his real emotions.
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Sounds like a great time, though. Oh,
yeah, it was. We had a great time. Any
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romance on this date?
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Well... You tell him. No. Oh, you go
ahead. A little bit.
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Yeah, there was a little bit of romance.
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I beg your pardon?
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It was a little bit from me. Well, just
tell me a little about it. Well, I
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welded the car door shut.
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And then... It's a little technique I
used.
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And then when she saw the welder's mask,
she got a little scared at first, and I
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flipped it off, and then I kissed her.
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Okay. All right. Let's take a look and
see our audience picture.
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Oh,
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Angelica, 85%.
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Well, if you'd like to go out with
Angelica again, of course, we'll pay for
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Is that all right with you, Angelica?
Come on out and join us. Great.
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Well, that's great. Have a seat there
and just make yourself at home.
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You two suppose you'll be going out on a
second date together?
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I guess that's all the time we have for
today. I'm Chuck Worley. I hope all your
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dates go as well as this one. It looks
like we made a perfect match here. Maybe
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one of the best.
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See you tomorrow on Love Connection. Bye
-bye.
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Well, pretty exciting, don't you think?
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Turn my lights back on.
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Well, I couldn't be more excited.
Normally, I don't even watch shows like
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but I'm ready to go on The Price is
Right now, you know what I mean?
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So without any further ado, I think
you'll understand now why I'm smiling. I
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want you to meet my...
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Well, what shall I call her?
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She's a friend and she's a girl. She's
my new friend girl.
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Angelica.
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Hi,
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Gare. Did you hear that? She called me
Gare. I love that. It saves so much
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Oh, Gary, you've lowered your rope.
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Are you sure we're ready for this?
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Yeah.
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I'm positive.
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This is the rope that I use to summon
all my friends when I think I've met the
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girl that I'm really going to get
serious about.
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I used to just send up some white smoke
in the fireplace, but they thought then
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that I was just dating the new pope.
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Here they come.
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Bye, everybody.
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I knew it. I knew it. I knew it.
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The girl from the love connection.
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Angelica, I liked her. I voted for you.
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Oh, you must be Grant. Yeah. It's such a
pleasure to finally be able to place
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your faces with your names. Gary told me
all about you.
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Grant, Jackie, Pete, you sell Hush
Puppies, right?
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That's right. God has been very good to
me. They are good shoes.
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A trend in the 50s, but they stood the
test of time by bouncing back after
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years of campus unrest in the early 70s
to become a staple in American footwear.
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Is she great or what?
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Jackie, Jackie, this girl is different
from all the others. Yeah, she can
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actually talk in sentences.
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I want to congratulate you, Mrs.
Shambling. You raised a wonderful son.
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Well, thank you.
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Thank you.
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Well, Bubba, she's wonderful.
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And her hips are perfect for
childbearing.
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As were yours, Mom.
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Really, my birth was a cakewalk. It was
like a log flume ride. Really.
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I got a little wet, but I wanted to go
on again.
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Excuse me, just a second.
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So nice to see you all.
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What? What? Gary, do you think they
liked me?
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Oh, yeah. I think they love you.
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Really. I think they're going to be very
interested to see how our relationship
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progresses over the next few weeks. Do
you really think so? Yeah. I think it's
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going to be wonderful television.
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You know, I'm glad to see Uncle Gary
involved in a healthy relationship for a
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change.
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That's very wise, son. Very wise.
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Gary, as long as we're being honest with
each other,
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I think I should tell you, I was never
really homecoming queen.
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Well, as long as we're being honest with
each other, I was.
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I think it's maybe on the rocks.
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Dame Rumor has it they had some sort of
fight last night.
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Dame Rumor?
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Gary, stop crying.
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It was a playful laugh.
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And how come it's all purple and
swollen?
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Oh, Leonard, Leonard, the fighters own
you. They made up.
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Well, was it good for you?
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I don't think that was good for anybody,
Gary.
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Well, it's only been three weeks, but I
really think they're getting serious.
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Okay.
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This is the key for the front door.
Thank you, Gary.
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This is the key for my bowling bag.
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And these are the keys for my diaries.
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Thank you, Gary.
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Oh, Gary, these last few weeks have been
so great for me. I know. For me, too.
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I just wish we could be alone now.
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I've got to roast in the oven. I've got
to go.
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I've got to roast in the oven.
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Goodbye. Goodbye, Gary. I've got to go,
Gary. I'll see you later. Bye.
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See you, Gary. Bye. Bye. Roast, Pete.
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Hot roast. Oh, good luck.
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Hello, Gary.
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I was thinking, our relationship is
going really well, don't you think? Oh,
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yeah, I think it's going great.
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And I have...
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Used my apartment in such a long time, I
was wondering if it was really worth
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keeping.
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I'll be right back.
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I'll be right back.
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Okay. And we'll talk about it. All
right.
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You know, it would be great to live with
Angelica. I think she's great. But, you
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know, this is a show about a single guy.
So you know something's going to go
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haywire somewhere along the line. It's
like, you know...
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It's like those Bonanza episodes.
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Remember, Hoss was going to get married,
and then the day before the wedding,
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boom, a wagon wheel would hit the girl.
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And Hoss would cry for, like, days and
days.
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But then everything would be okay.
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I'm going to go to the beach now. You
know, Sherman Oaks is really ten miles
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from the ocean, unless you know this
shortcut through this Christmas tree
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like seven feet.
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Oh.
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Hey, Nance.
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Hi, Gary.
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Hey.
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How you doing?
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Fine. Just wanted to talk to you for a
second. Yeah? Yeah. Oh, you know.
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Oh, Angelica.
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She's crazy about you, Gary. Yeah, she
is, isn't she? I think she's great.
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Honestly, I don't think you should let
her get away.
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She's smart, she's funny, she's real
attractive. She's everything you ever
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wanted. Yeah.
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What's the problem?
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Oh.
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Did you tell her those special things
you do that scare the other girls away?
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Well, you know... Oh, wait. Did you tell
her you wear a hairnet to bed?
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No, I didn't tell her that.
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You didn't tell her that when you go to
the bathroom, you like to read the phone
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book? Well, I told her the yellow paper,
but... And she still likes you? Yeah.
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What's the problem? I tell you what the
problem is.
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Gary's afraid.
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Oh, no, it's the goddess of commitment.
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Yeah, but, uh... Oh, Gary, go to her. I
don't want to talk to her. No, come on,
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Gary. She's a very wise, wise and sexy
goddess.
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I know.
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Hello, goddess.
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Hello, Gary. Oh, nice to see you again.
What is your excuse this time? Well,
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goddess, come on. You know, the last
time you told me to commit to a woman,
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moved in and it didn't work out at all.
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Well, perhaps I was too hasty. I didn't
realize that you weren't ready yet for a
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mature relationship.
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After all, you were only 35.
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Well, yeah, but you know, I mean, that
breaking up was so difficult. I just
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don't want to go through that again.
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My dear darling, Gary, what's the
difference with breaking up a love
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I had dozens.
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Hundreds, wasn't it? No, just dozens.
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And didn't you feel bad when you broke
up? Of course I did. But after a little
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while, I fell in love again, and then
everything is just wonderful.
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Really? Yes.
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You've given me a lot to think about,
goddess.
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Well, your problem is you think too much
and you commit too little.
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Well, all right, all right. Say, can I
ask you one other thing?
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When you kiss a woman, does she like it?
I must go. I have a roast in the oven.
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Why does everybody have a roast in the
oven?
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Is there some sort of meat festival? I
don't know.
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Well, I'm going to go back there and
talk to Angelica. It's getting late.
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God I know this shortcut through this.
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Oh, I'm lost.
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That's really the prop for us. That's
where they cut Dura Flame logs.
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Well, wish me luck.
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Hi, Angelica.
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Hi, honey. Sorry.
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Oh, that's okay.
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So... So, I was just wondering, you
know, you were talking about moving out
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your apartment?
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Yes.
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Where were you thinking of moving? Any
place in particular?
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Well, um...
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Gary, I wanted to be closer to you, so I
was thinking maybe I could move into
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the motel across the street.
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Well, that's a nice place, I guess.
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I was thinking of you moving even a
little closer.
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Really? Yeah.
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What about in here?
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Well, um... No, that's okay. You don't
have to. The motel's really nice if
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you're uncomfortable.
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I don't want to force you. No.
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That would be... I love you, Gary.
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I love you, Angelica.
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Let's go get my stuff right now.
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Okay. Wow.
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I have a live -in friend girl.
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Boy, I was sure this show would have,
you know, killed her off by now.
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I guess this just proves that real life
romance isn't like a bonanza episode
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after all.
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Hope you enjoyed it, Gary Chandling
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