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First, we will
synchronize our watches.
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9:07.
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9:07.
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Lily. Yes, dear.
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You will take Position A. Right.
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Marilyn. Yes, Uncle Herman?
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You will take Position B. Check.
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Grandpa, you will
cover the left flank.
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And since little Edward is confined
to his room with extra homework...
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you will also cover
the rear. Cover the rear.
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I will take care of the driving.
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Now, are there any
questions? Yes, there is one.
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Why do we need a master
plan to go to a drive-in movie?
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Grandpa, Herman has
a very mechanical brain.
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In fact, I believe it used to
belong to an old mechanic.
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Grandpa, will you stop
arguing and check the popcorn?
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Aye, aye, sir.
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What movie is playing
tonight, Herman?
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The Beast That Ate
Lower New Jersey.
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A critical success
from coast to coast.
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Popcorn, A-Okay.
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Contact!
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This is too much.
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The architect who designed this place
must have been Frank Lloyd Wrong.
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Yeah, I spotted
this dump last week.
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Man, it's the ideal place
for our fraternity initiation.
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We'll bring the guys
here around midnight.
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Boy, what a creepy place.
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I sure wouldn't want to spend
the night in a dump like this.
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Now take it easy,
Herman. You'll be all right.
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This is the worst
attack you've ever had.
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You know, it was on account of
you we missed half the movie?
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I never even got to see if
the creature ate New Jersey.
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Grandpa, he ate it all
the way up to Atlantic City.
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That ought to be
enough to satisfy anyone.
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I don't know why everyone is making
such a big fuss over a few little hiccups.
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Oh, boy.
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I'll say one thing, though, his
hiccups aren't as bad as they were.
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I sure hope they go away.
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Oh, no. Don't tell me
Pop's got the hiccups again.
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Yes, and it was so embarrassing.
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Right in the middle of the movie all
the people at the drive-in got so mad...
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because he hiccupped
and the screen fell down.
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It must have been a
very cheap drive-in.
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When we demanded
our money back...
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the manager ran and
hid behind the box office.
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Earthquake!
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If we don't cure Uncle
Herman's hiccups...
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we won't get any sleep tonight.
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Twenty-five glasses of water,
and even that didn't work.
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Okay, Grandpa...
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Oh, boy.
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Wait a minute, I've got
an idea for another cure.
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You take a deep breath, and
then you hold it as long as you can.
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And the hiccups go away.
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Well. Come on, Uncle
Herman, it's almost 12:00.
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Go ahead, Herman.
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Inhale.
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Well, I'll try.
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Boy, Pop! That was
neat. Do it again.
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Just relax, Herman.
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But I don't want to be
hypnotized, Grandpa.
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Herman, we're desperate.
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We don't want you to hiccup
us out of house and home.
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I'll hypnotize you. You'll
wake up tomorrow morning...
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and your hiccups will be gone.
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Last time you hypnotized
me, I woke up in the morning...
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and my wallet was gone.
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That was just a coincidence.
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Now, look me right in the eye.
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Right in the eye.
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You're getting sleepy. Sleepy.
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Sleepy.
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That's fine, Grandpa, but
Igor doesn't have the hiccups.
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Oh, dear! He's still hiccupping.
Have patience, Marilyn.
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It's times like this that it's comforting
to have a father who is a mad scientist.
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Boy.
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Herman, it's a well
publicized fact...
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that some people are too
stupid to be hypnotized.
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You know, I'm beginning
to buy that theory.
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Because I'm going
to subject you...
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to the most powerful
weapon known in hypnotism.
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The Transylvanian Brain Freezer.
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I'll bet you didn't get that out
of the Fannie Farmer Cookbook.
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As a matter of fact, I didn't.
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I learned it from Svengali when
the poor fellow was down and out.
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I got it from him for a cup
of coffee and a sweet roll.
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Now, Herman.
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Stand right over here.
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And brace yourself. Because
I'm gonna lay it on you.
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Lily, Marilyn,
Eddie, come quick!
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I did it!
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I did it.
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I did it.
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We'll take him upstairs
and we'll put him to bed.
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And then we'll get some sleep.
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After all this excitement, I'm
just about dead on my feet.
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Will he stay like
this till morning?
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Yes, and his
hiccups will be gone.
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And then Grandpa will be able to
snap him out of his trance at any time.
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If I can't, you can always
use him as an ironing board.
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Okay, you pledges.
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As part of your initiation, you spend
the night in this old deserted pad.
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And if you chicken out,
you don't make it with us.
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Boy, wonder how the fraternity
found this rotten-looking old place.
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This looks like the kind of a house
you'd have to be dead to move into.
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Well, what are we
waiting for? Let's go on in.
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You go first. You're the one who
wants to be the big fraternity man.
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Did you see that?
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That was really very funny,
wasn't it? Yeah, real funny.
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Yeah, the fraternity must have
spent a fortune rigging that gag up.
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You know, if we didn't know this
was all a put-on, we might just go ape.
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Come on, let's split.
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No. Come on, let's go see what
other gadgets they've got rigged up.
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Come on.
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Herman, what was that?
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Excuse me, poopsie. I
forgot you're hypnotized.
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It's nothing.
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Probably just one of Grandpa's
experiments walking around.
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A trapdoor.
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Come on, let's get down there and
see what they've got rigged up for us.
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This is crazy. Cobwebs.
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Look at this weird set-up here.
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Wait.
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You know, this is just what those
fraternity big-shots wanted us to do.
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Yeah, they think
they can panic us.
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You know that big creep hanging
back there is just a dummy?
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Yeah, that's what I figured.
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You go find out. I'll stay here.
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It's cold and clammy.
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And he's got a green face.
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That's the phoniest
dummy I've ever seen.
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Dummy. Just a phony dummy.
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I knew it all the time.
Good night, you big dummy.
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I could have sworn
somebody was just here.
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I guess not.
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Shucks.
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Why do I always wake up in
the middle of a perfect nightmare?
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Phil, why did we
have to come upstairs?
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I want to see what they've
got rigged up for us up here.
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I can't get over that dummy
down there in the basement.
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He looked like a four-F vampire.
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Get a load of these two.
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They look like a couple of rejects
from an old Vincent Price movie.
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Phil. What?
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I'm dropping out of college.
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Oh, no, don't tell me you're scared
of a couple more wax dummies.
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No, I'm just scared
of that big green one.
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He makes the Hunchback of Notre
Dame look like Captain Kangaroo.
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He's a phony, John. He's just
like everything else in this house.
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Wait a minute.
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I have got a great idea.
Let's get out of here.
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We're going to get out of here all right,
but we're taking that big dummy with us.
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What for? We are going
to be famous on campus.
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We're going to be
legends in our own time.
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We are going to take
that big green dummy...
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and put him in the Alpha
Kappa Sorority House.
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It's going to be a gas!
I'll bet. Come on, let's go.
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He's not light.
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Grandpa, emergency!
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What happened? I'll
tell you what happened.
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Herman is missing.
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I thought you said it
was an emergency.
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Lily, I think you're trying
to tell me something.
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Of course she is,
Grandpa. Aunt Lily's worried.
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Uncle Herman may be wandering
around somewhere in a trance.
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Well, do something!
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Don't just sit there
enjoying the obituaries.
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Please, I told you
I'd take care of it.
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I can snap Herman
out of it any time.
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Herman Munster...
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wherever you are...
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snap out of the trance.
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Snap out of the trance.
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Where am I?
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Where am I?
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Pardon me, madam.
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Do you have any idea where...
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Madam?
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It's just a dress
with no people in it.
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Oh, my gosh!
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Oh, my Gosh.
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I'm in a girl's closet.
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Please, let it be Lily's.
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I am in a sorority house. And in
a sorority house they have girls.
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And a married man in a sorority
house full of girls means only one thing.
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San Quentin.
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Where have you been? What's
the matter with you? Come on!
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I think I was better
off in the closet.
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Come on. Hurry up. We
only have 10 minutes till class.
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Where's my hair brush? I
think you left it in the bathroom.
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Left it in the bathroom?
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I think I have
time for a shower.
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You won't have time for a shower
if you're going to get your hair done.
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And Nancy said she'd help
you with your hairdo, so come on.
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I guess a shower is out.
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Cindy. Cindy, look.
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Oh, my gosh. I didn't
know the water was that hot.
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Come on, Janice. Let's
go down to Nancy's room.
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Well, at least I found
a cure for the hiccups.
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Live steam.
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00:17:52,038 --> 00:17:54,473
Well, that's the greatest
thing I've ever heard.
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Gosh, I hope we can get a court.
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Tom promised he'd get us one.
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He's really a doll, isn't he?
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Yeah.
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Got to call Lily. She's
probably worried stiff about me.
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I'm sorry the number you have reached
has been temporarily disconnected.
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This is a recording.
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Hello.
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Herman.
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You great big green
lump of sweetness.
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You're safe.
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That's right, dear, it's me...
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your great big green lump of
sweetness. But I'm not safe.
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He's in some sort of danger.
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Herman, are you there?
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I'm here, dear. I'm here
and I'm in big trouble.
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You've got to help me.
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You tell us where you are...
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and Grandpa will be
right over to rescue you.
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You poor lost baby.
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Good, I'm in the Alpha
Kappa Sorority House.
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Sorority house?
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Why, you two-bit girl chaser!
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And here I was worried about
you and you're down there...
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playing den mother
to a bunch of co-eds!
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No, no. Lily, dear, I... Lily?
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Lily.
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Lily.
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Hello?
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00:20:39,572 --> 00:20:41,336
What was that
again? To the left first.
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Yeah, like that? Left
first and then to the right.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Now, let's get going.
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Grandpa.
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I demand that you do
something about Herman.
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Well, Lily, I got him into
this, and I'll get him out of it.
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Make way.
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00:20:59,425 --> 00:21:02,486
It's Count Dracula
to the rescue.
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Go, Grandpa! Go!
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00:21:27,086 --> 00:21:31,217
Boy, Cindy, you sure
have an uncomfortable bed.
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00:21:31,857 --> 00:21:34,793
Yeah, I never noticed
it was so lumpy before.
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00:21:35,628 --> 00:21:38,359
Well, maybe it would help
if we turned the mattress.
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Well, let's try it.
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Boy, Cindy, you should clean out
some of that junk under your bed.
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I just put my foot in a hat box.
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Cindy, let's forget it. It's
clean sheets tomorrow.
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We'll turn it in the
morning. Okay.
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Cindy, look!
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Cindy, come on! We
gotta get out of here.
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What are we
gonna do? It's a bat!
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Help! A bat!
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Herman, you idiot!
Where are you?
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Here I am, Grandpa.
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Am I happy to see you.
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You're a lifesaver. I'm
so happy I could kiss you.
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Get away from me, you slob.
You better get out of here.
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Well, fine, but what about you?
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I'm a bat. They'll
never catch me!
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Geronimo!
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I'll scare them when
they come back.
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Look! Where did he come from?
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Stay away from me. I'm a bat.
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I'm a bat.
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Run. Run, I'll fly in your hair!
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Hey, will you be careful?
You'll break my wings!
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Want me to bite you in the neck?
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00:23:18,664 --> 00:23:21,224
Charlie, I think
we got a nut here.
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Come on. Let's go.
You better be careful.
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I am a member of a bat union.
272
00:23:27,740 --> 00:23:31,734
Look, wait a minute.
The bat pill, it wore off.
273
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Knock it off, you old wino.
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Where's the Dean?
They're scaring the women.
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Boy, wait till I tell all
the kids at school...
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that my very own
grandfather was a jailbird.
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00:23:53,766 --> 00:23:57,635
Eddie, please! Not
a jailbird, a jail-bat.
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I think it was very nice of the police to
release you in our custody, Grandpa.
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What was the charge
again, Grandpa?
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First degree chicken
chasing? Yeah.
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At least we are all together
again, safe and sound.
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And back to our
wonderful normal lives.
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And you know what
caused this mess?
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Herman and his hiccups.
285
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Well, you can rest assured
that that will never happen again.
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I'm cured and that's that.
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Talk to you later, Herman.
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I'll be seeing you, Pop.
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We'll write you, Uncle Herman.
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I'll holler. So long, fathead.