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See, we have to keep our wedding guest
list below 250.
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Here's a name we can cross off.
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Oh, no, not Uncle Cecil. It wouldn't be
an uncle wedding without Uncle Cecil.
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Isn't he the one who draws a face on his
stomach and then makes his belly button
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talk?
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Oh, no, that's Aunt Miriam.
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Uncle Cecil's the one who shoves paint
up his nose and sneezes portraits.
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I bet he's very prolific during cold and
flu season.
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Oh, yeah. That's when he does
landscapes.
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Steve, I don't see your parents' name on
this book.
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Oh, I called them in Moscow, and they
said they would be busy on our wedding
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day.
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Busy?
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Yeah, as bad luck would have it, their
favorite episode of the Mod Squad is
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coming on.
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Of course, over there it's called Modsky
Squad.
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Well, I guess that's two less.
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Badger fillets we have to pay for.
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Oh.
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Uh, Laura, there is... something...
something else I'd like to bring up.
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It's a long -standing Urkel tradition to
wait three months before consummating
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the marriage.
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But, Steve... Okay, okay, okay, you
thought me out of it.
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Consummating the marriage.
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Consummating the marriage.
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Hello, are you Steve Urkel?
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That was the other guy.
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Sorry.
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Buzzy?
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Meet my honey, Laura Winslow. Laura
Winslow, Buzz Conrad. How do you do?
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very nice to meet you. Great to meet
you.
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What in the name of William Shatner are
you doing here?
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Well, Steve, I have very exciting news.
The International Space Program has
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chosen you to be the first student in
space.
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I'm so embarrassed.
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Of course, you probably fainted when you
found out you were going into space.
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No.
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During liftoff?
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No. Ring entry?
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No. You were never fainted? Just once.
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When I watched an episode of Homeboys in
Outer Space.
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So,
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why'd you pick Steve?
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Well, the space program had a national
science contest, and Steve's entry won
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first place.
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Really? You mean you like the Urkel AGF
5000?
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Oh, yeah. The Urkel AGF 5000? Yeah.
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AGF stands for artificial gravity field.
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You see, I worked up some equations
that, in theory, should produce gravity
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weightless environment. Steve, we're
building a prototype of your invention
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right now, and we want to test it in
space with you aboard.
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I'm the man!
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I'm the man! I'm the man!
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We'll need you to train in Houston for
six months.
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I'm not the man.
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What? Oh, my sweet... and I are
scheduled to be hitched in two months.
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Why, we've already booked the caterer,
the church, the hall.
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I even hired a cheese sculptor to do I
Like This in Velveeta. See, we're
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in a sea of crackers.
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I see.
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Excuse us for one minute.
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Sir.
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Steve, this is a once -in -a -lifetime
opportunity.
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But, Laura, so is marrying you.
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I want to get hitched before you change
your mind.
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That's not going to happen.
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Look, we'll just postpone the wedding
until after you return from space.
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No wonder I love you so much.
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Buzzy?
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Tell me.
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I'll go on one condition.
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What's that?
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I get to steer the spaceship.
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No.
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Pop the horn?
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No. Wait the light?
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No. I'd shock her?
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Do you?
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Edward, you are the third generation of
Winslow men to graduate from the police
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academy.
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Son, I have never been more proud of
you.
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Let me tell you, Dad, I couldn't have
had a better role model.
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To Eddie.
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Man,
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this is just fizzy apple juice.
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Come on, Laura, why don't you help me
with Eddie's cake?
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Sure, Mom. Wait a minute.
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It's cake in the kitchen, and I'm in the
living room. Bye.
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Better get in there before it gets
strung out on frosting.
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Oh, Edward.
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Sit down.
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I got a present for you. Almost forgot
about it. Oh, cool. I hope it's green
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with dead presidents on it.
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Here you go, honey.
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Chocolate marble cake.
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Slammy.
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You know, this is Steve's favorite cake,
too.
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Except he likes it with a nice slice of
spam on top.
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You really miss him, don't you?
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Of course. It's been six months.
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I can't believe I miss him this much.
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It's like a piece of me gone.
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Lori, you sound like a woman in love.
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He's coming home tomorrow for a couple
days before the launch.
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We're going to go down to the poker hall
and dance the night away.
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Now you sound like a woman who's lost
her mind.
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Edward?
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Ever since you told me you wanted to
become a police officer, I've wanted to
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give this to you.
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So here.
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A bulletproof vest?
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Mm -hmm.
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Dad, won't they issue me one of these
when I report to duty?
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Yeah, but they won't issue you this one.
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This is my lucky vest.
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See that mark right there?
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Yeah, it looks like mustard.
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Below that.
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Here? Mm -hmm.
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Uh, Dad, was this mark made by a bullet?
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Yep. A .38 slug. You never told me you
were shot.
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Well, you were only five when it
happened.
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It was a simple traffic stop.
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Guy was speeding, I pulled him over,
asked to see his license, and he pulled
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a gun and shot me.
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Why?
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Well, it turns out he was wanted for
murder in another state.
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And he thought I made him.
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If it wasn't for this vest, I wouldn't
be here today.
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Wow.
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That's deep.
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Mm -hmm.
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Come on, let me help you try it on.
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Cool.
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I was keeping Steve.
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I thought he was going to be here at 9.
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Relax, Laura. It's only 10 after.
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God, I thought it was only 5 after.
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happy to see me.
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Standard issue.
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I'm not talking about the outfits.
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Welcome back, Steve.
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You're looking good.
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That's what six months of astronaut
training will do for a guy.
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Oh, so what's it like in Houston?
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Oh, a little hot, humid, way too many
June bugs.
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No, no, I meant the space center.
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seen Steve in six months.
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I know.
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Tell me about the astronauts you're
going up with.
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Well, the first guys I trained with,
well, they left after a month. The
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two guys, they put in for early
retirement.
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Kind of odd for fellows in their 20s.
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So I'm going up with the last guys left.
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Colonel Mitch Parker and Major Alan
Healy. Oh.
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So tell me about your mission.
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He goes up, he comes down. Come on.
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Bye for kissing me.
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Here, let me wipe off your seat.
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It's fine.
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I am so proud of
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you.
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Really? Of course.
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First student in space.
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You're only 21 years old and you're
making history.
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And to think a year ago I couldn't get a
job at Taco Bell.
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Well, Laura, what's the matter?
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I don't know. I was just thinking.
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It took me 15 years to realize how
important you are to me.
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Now I could lose you.
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Nope.
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Um, Steve, I want you to promise me
something.
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Like anything.
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I want you to promise me that no matter
what, you'll find a way to come back to
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me.
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I promise, Lylee.
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Oh, Harriet, that was a wonderful meal.
Oh, it surely was.
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Now, you see, Blanche, lasagna doesn't
have to be crunchy.
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How would you know, dear? You don't
chew, you just swallow.
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I'm so glad you and the commissioner
could make it tonight.
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Listen, uh, why don't you and I go in
the living room and smoke a couple of
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cigars? Oh, commissioner, no, I don't
smoke.
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How about we drink a little cognac?
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No, sir, I don't drink.
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Uh -huh. How about we just get away from
the women?
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Blanche, you have two sons on the force,
don't you? Uh, no. Only Cliff became a
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cop. Our other son, Cody, chose a
different career.
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Oh?
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He's touring with Beauty and the Beast.
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He's the lead bork.
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Oh. You must be very proud.
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Yes.
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Very. And worried.
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I used to worry about Cliff, too.
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But I made sure that his father gave him
a safe assignment.
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You did?
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Mm -hmm. He put him in charge of
evidence lockup, and he records all of
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stolen goods that get confiscated.
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Hmm. That's interesting.
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Not only is Cliff safe, but check out
the new watch.
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Just kidding. Just kidding.
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Harriet, would you like for me to talk
to my husband about Eddie?
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Oh, I don't know.
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Are you sure?
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I don't lose any sleep worrying about my
son.
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Blanche? Yes?
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Why don't you go ahead and talk to him
about it?
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I'll be happy to.
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You couldn't ask for a more beautiful
morning for this historic launch of the
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first student in space aboard the Space
Shuttle Explorer.
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I've never been more nervous in my life.
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Steven's going to be just fine.
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This is a very critical stage in the
countdown as they complete the fueling
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process.
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Flight controls have been tested.
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Standing by to gimbal the main engine.
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Green at the pad.
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Hello. Where's Taylor?
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It's going to get a whole lot worse
before it gets better, son.
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The countdown is at T minus one minute
and counting.
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Uh, wait.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it appears that
the countdown has been halted.
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There must be some complex and highly
technical problem.
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Hi,
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boys.
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You'll have to come with me, miss. Don't
touch me.
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The technical problem has been resolved
and the countdown can resume.
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The honor of launching Explorer goes to
the first student in space, young
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Stephen Q. Urkel.
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He is prepared for this moment with...
Six months of rigorous and intensive
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training.
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This is Control.
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Final ignition sequence ready to
commence.
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Hydraulic power units activated.
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Pressure water system activated.
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Launch ignition system on.
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You ready, kid?
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I was already ready.
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T -minus 10, 9, 8, 7.
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5 .321.
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Come back soon. Thank you.
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Hey,
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Officer Winslow.
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How's it going out in those mean
streets, huh? I have no idea.
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I've been reassigned, Dad.
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What? Yeah, they yanked me off my beat
and busted me down to meet a maid.
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But why?
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I don't know.
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They shoved me into a little three
-wheel motor scooter, dumped a box of
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on my lap, and sent me on my way.
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Well, this doesn't make sense.
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I mean, I talked to your supervisor
yesterday, and he said that you were
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great job.
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Yeah. Well, today he's got me slapping
parking tickets on Yugo's.
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Man, can't you help me out on this?
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00:16:39,570 --> 00:16:42,710
Well, son, I'll talk to Commissioner
Geis, but I can't promise anything.
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You know, I became a cop so I could
protect people from criminals.
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Man, this sucks.
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Armstrong used to say.
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I'm a balloon in the Macy's parade.
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Go ahead, kids. Say hello to the world.
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This is Mission Control.
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Your go for the Urkel AGF -5000
experiment.
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00:18:18,380 --> 00:18:19,380
Planet is watching.
265
00:18:24,180 --> 00:18:28,000
These tennis balls you see floating in
the air around me will serve as a visual
266
00:18:28,000 --> 00:18:33,220
aid. If my machine works, a gravity
field will form, and these balls will
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right to the floor.
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If it doesn't...
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Congratulations, kid.
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Way to go, Steve.
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You've demonstrated what the young minds
of America are capable of achieving.
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You are the man.
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Our computers have analyzed the data
from the AGF -5000, Steve, and it's an
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00:19:10,030 --> 00:19:11,030
unqualified success.
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by cracking open a tube of meatloaf
paste, and for dessert, we'll have
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in a pouch.
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Oh, man, I gotta hand it to you, kid.
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At first, I thought you were an
irritating dweeb.
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Turns out, you're an irritating genius.
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I love you, man.
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Hey, Explorer, this is Mission Control.
We've got a little situation here.
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What's the matter, Houston?
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00:19:51,290 --> 00:19:53,710
Well, the AGF -5000 has, uh...
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Drawn a satellite off course.
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Where's it headed?
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Right at you.
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And that sucker's booking.
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Next time on Family Man.
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We can't
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re -enter the Earth's atmosphere with a
satellite sitting on our back.
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You're going to have to send out the
nerd.
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