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Wrong!
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Right!
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Grandpa, I say you're wrong!
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Wrong, wrong, wrong!
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And I say I'm right!
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Oh, these friendly
little family discussions.
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I say every child should learn how to
play a musical instrument, you big frump.
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I say never force a child
to do anything, you big clod.
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Lily. Yes, dear?
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What do you say? I say...
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I say I'm not sure.
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There. That makes
it two against one.
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Wait a minute.
Where do you get two?
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Myself and Mr. Gateman, my boss.
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Having Eddie try out for the
school orchestra was his suggestion.
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And when Mr. Gateman makes
a suggestion, Herman obeys it.
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Thank you, dear.
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Grandpa, the argument is over.
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Now blow out your fingers.
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Eddie, is that you?
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Yeah, Mom.
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Hello, dear. Hi.
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Eddie.
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Eddie, does this case
contain a musical instrument?
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He did it!
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Out of all the
boys in his school...
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my son made the
school orchestra.
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Congratulations, Herman.
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A trumpet!
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Eddie, let's hear you
play something on it, Son.
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Eddie, did you request the
trumpet or did your teacher assign it?
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He assigned it. I
requested a triangle.
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♪♪
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Very, very good, Son.
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Never mind about the clinkers.
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This is just the beginning.
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That's just what I'm afraid of.
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Marilyn, do you know what Mr. Gateman
said to me down at the parlor today?
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I give up.
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He said, "Munster, after
two weeks of practice...
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"how does little Edward
like his musical instrument?"
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Well, that ain't exactly
the Gettysburg Address.
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Herman, what did you
say to Mr. Gateman?
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I told him that Eddie
loves his trumpet.
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That he was born for the horn.
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Right, Son?
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May I please be excused?
Before you finish your dessert?
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Here, Eddie, let
me peel you a pit.
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No, thanks, I'm full.
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There's a movie called
Captain Blood on television.
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Oh, good. Very well
then, dear. Run along.
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One second, Son. Did
you finish your homework?
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Yes, sir.
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Did you practice your trumpet?
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No, but I'll practice during
commercials. I promise.
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No, you won't, Edward. You'll practice
right now before you turn on the set.
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Go in there, Son, and
limber up the old lip.
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Please do not mumble
about me behind my back...
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unless you do it to my face.
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Herman, don't you think we
may be pushing the child too hard?
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In a field in which he
may have no talent.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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What do you mean no talent?
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Well, I...
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By George, I think he's got it.
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With all due respect...
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making me practice
today is a dirty rotten gyp.
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Why? Because today is Sunday.
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And Sunday is the day of rest.
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Okay.
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I'll make a deal with you.
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On the day of rest, you
practice sitting down.
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Thanks.
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Pop.
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I wish there was a way I
could learn to play by magic.
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There isn't.
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♪♪
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Now let me see if I
can remember this, Igor.
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I got it!
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Here we are.
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♪♪
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Three strands of Leonard
Bernstein's favorite sauerkraut.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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♪♪
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A glass of water from
the beautiful Blue Danube.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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And one chopped photograph
of Ludwig van Beethoven.
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♪♪
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A stein of beer from
The Whippenpoof Song.
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♪♪
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And a bucket of bilge water
from the H. M. S. Pinafore.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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All right.
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All right, Igor.
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I know it's enough
to drive a bat bats.
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Perch.
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Perch.
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Scat.
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Hi, Grandpa. How are you?
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Well, what have we here?
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We have a Sunday treat.
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Marilyn...
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when an old man asks you a
question, it's polite to answer him.
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It's a...
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It's a Sunday treat.
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I made a fresh batch
of sour lemonade...
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and Aunt Lily made
these gorgeous cookies.
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Mummy.
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Scorpion.
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And a dinosaur.
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It's not as good as
having the real thing.
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But I guess it will have to do.
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You bring these in and
I'll carry in the lemonade.
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All right.
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Herman, Lily, Marilyn...
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Grandpa and Eddie.
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♪♪
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Fresh ice-cold lemonade.
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Ice-cold lemonade here.
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Ladies first.
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Thank you, Grandpa. Marilyn.
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That lemonade's wonderful.
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Herman.
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You first. Age before beauty.
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Now, let me see,
which one shall I take?
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Herman, it's polite to
take the one closest to you.
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Don't you have any
manners, you stupid clod?
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Killjoy.
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Eddie.
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Thanks, Grandpa. I'm thirsty.
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These spider cookies are good.
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You know, I've been
just wondering...
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♪♪
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- Eddie, that was magnificent.
- That was just fantastic.
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I know.
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Eddie!
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Is my son a musician
or is my son a musician?
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I'm gonna have Mr. Gateman come
over here at 8:00 tomorrow night.
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Tomorrow night?
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I sure hope I can whip
up another batch in time.
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What did you say, Grandpa?
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Nothing. I was just
talking to myself.
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What a night it will be!
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Well, girls.
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Is everything going smoothly?
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Mr. Gateman is
very fussy, you know.
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Down at the parlor, he even
insists that the shoes be shined.
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Uncle Herman, everything
is going fine. Relax.
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No, I am not going
to relax until later.
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When I hear the words:
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"Munster, your son
is a musical genius...
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"and I'm going to use my
influence to arrange his first concert."
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What's on tonight's menu?
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Iguana soup...
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salamander salad with
centipede dressing...
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and rolled hyena-foot roast.
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Goody! That's just
what Mr. Gateman likes.
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Nothing fancy, just
plain home cooking.
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Get back in there.
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You're not done yet.
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"Potions for the fine arts...
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"such as painting,
sculpture, music, and bowling.
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"They must be frequently
repeated in order to remain effective.
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"Caution...
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"always use the same formula.
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"If not, therein lies disaster."
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Hi, Grandpa. What's cooking?
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Herman, can't you to show some
respect for tonight's guest of honor?
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Why don't you go upstairs
and change your socks?
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I already did. Good.
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Then go upstairs and
rehearse your groveling.
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Hi, Igor.
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Hi, Igor.
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Grandpa, Igor snubbed me.
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He can't hear you.
He's wearing ear muffs.
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Why?
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Search me. Who am I
to tell a bat how to dress?
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Let me see now if I
can remember this.
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Was it Beethoven's sauerkraut
and Bernstein's photograph...
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or was it Bernstein's sauerkraut
and Beethoven's photograph?
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And the first man said:
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"The dog can't talk...
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"the mouse is a ventriloquist."
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That'll do, Munster.
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Don't overdo it.
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Mr. Gateman, I think we
can conservatively say, sir...
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that you have the best sense
of humor in the United States.
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Mr. Gateman, would you
care for some more pie?
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Mrs. M...
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being that I'm in a gay party
mood, I would love some.
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Isn't Mrs. M. a good cook?
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Indeed she is. "Fit for a
king," to coin a phrase.
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And Mr. G. is a good eater.
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Or as we say down at the parlor:
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"He is one guy who really
knows how to put it away."
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My sense of humor does not
include jokes at my expense.
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Shall I cut it for you, sir?
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No, and stop begging just
because you carved my iguana.
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Count Dracula.
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There was something
from some garden...
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chicken soup from Liberace...
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Grandpa, our guest
is speaking to you.
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Yes, young man?
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You've been as quiet
as a customer all evening.
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I'm basically shy.
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Where's little Edward?
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Eddie is in the living room
getting ready to play for us.
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Then we mustn't
keep him in suspense.
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Let's go inside and
start the concert.
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Look at those interesting patterns
the candlelight makes on the ceiling.
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Well, that's
enough there, folks.
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Eddie, you forgot your milk.
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Munster, put me down! Yes, sir.
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I know you have to have your milk.
Go ahead, drink it down like a good boy.
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That's it. Good boy.
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Would you like me to
slip off your shoesies?
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No. But I would like
your assurance...
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that the music will be confined
either to semi-classical or classical.
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I detest these new sounds like the
Black Bottom and the Lambeth Walk.
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Ladies and gentlemen...
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it gives me great pleasure to
introduce my son, the genius...
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Master Edward
Wolfgang Munster...
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who will now play a selection...
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from the ever popular
Carnival in Venice.
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♪♪
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Munster. Yes, sir.
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I have just two words for you.
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I'm insulted?
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No. You're fired.
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Oh, dear!
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Edward, why did you play...
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that jazz...
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instead of the ever
popular Carnival in Venice?
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Beats me, Daddy-O. Like, man,
something just came over me, like...
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What?
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What?
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It was a mistake
anyone could make.
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Grandpa, that's not true.
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Marilyn's right.
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It's a mistake only
you could make.
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That's right, go ahead. Go
right ahead and pick on me.
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But where were the
complaints after my first potion?
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We didn't even know it existed.
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If we had, do you think we
would have let you give it to Eddie?
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We don't even let you
help him with his homework.
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Speaking of homework...
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when I asked Eddie to come to
breakfast or he'd be late for school...
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he told me he isn't
going to school.
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Why not?
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His exact words were:
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"Mommy-O, education
is Squaresville."
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Is that so?
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Well, I am going to give him
some exact words of my own.
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Lily, according to my
mathematical calculations...
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the unpleasant side-effects...
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of my potion on Eddie's
personality will wear off shortly.
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How short is shortly?
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Any time between the next
two minutes and six months.
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♪♪
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Eddie.
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Cool it, baby, cool it.
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I am en route to
your admittance.
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To what do I owe the
birdness of your company?
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Oh, I just wanted to
come up and have a little...
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father to sonny-O chatty-O.
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Groovy.
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Say, listen, man,
why don't we...
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take a seat in your pad here...
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and take a
loadsville off our feet.
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Your mommy-O tells me...
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like, you don't
want to go to school.
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You know it, man.
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Like, my motto is...
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don't be a high
school dropout...
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drop out in grammar school.
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Man, that's a real
groovy idea but...
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like, what do you
plan to do instead...
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like.
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Like, my horn and I
are gonna jet to Vegas...
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and blast our way
into a lounge act.
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Man, that idea
is 23 skidoo but...
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don't you have to be
sixteensville to get a work permit?
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Gosh, Pop! I never
thought of that.
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Eddie, Son, you called me "Pop."
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And you spoke in English.
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Sorry, Daddy-O...
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I don't dig what flipped me.
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But you loan me the
bread for the plane fare...
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and I'll repay you as soon
as possible. Honest, Pop.
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There, you did it again.
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Son, the potion is wearing off.
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You all right?
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Yeah, Pop. I guess so.
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It feels like something's
going on inside my brain.
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Something is.
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And now let's see if
the cure is complete.
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Play something.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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That's enough, Eddie.
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Son, welcome home.
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You're my own little boy again.
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Mr. Gateman.
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Good evening, Munster. I'm
here to give you back your job.
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Then you discovered, sir, that
the parlor can't run without me?
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No, as a matter of fact I discovered
the parlor runs better without you.
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But I fired you unjustly, so
I'm letting you come back.
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Mr. Gateman...
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if I can only find words to
express my humble gratitude...
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I wish to offer the entire
Munster family an apology.
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My behavior the other
evening was inexcusably rude.
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Well, now that you
mention it, I'd like... Grandpa.
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Shush.
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Especially for a man
famous for his sense of humor.
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Please accept my
apologies. Of course.
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And please give me a second chance
to hear little Edward play his trumpet.
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But... A second chance?
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Mr. Gateman, I think
maybe... Just a minute, girls.
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Girls.
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Since Mr. Gateman
is Herman's boss...
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I do think we should
leave the decision...
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to good old Hermie boy.
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My decision?
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Well, let me see.
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I think that after the way
Mr. Gateman has treated me for years...
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that if he wants to hear
my son play the trumpet...
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why not?
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Should I let him have
Carnival in Venice, Pop?
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Yes, Eddie. Let him have it.
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♪♪