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Hello?

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The door was left open to the spaceship.

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Welcome to the planet.

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I brought brownies.

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Hope you guys have mouths.

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Hey, with some tentacles and a third
eye, she'd be a real looker.

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Seize this frog face.

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Looks like a pump. Kicks alien butt like
a sneaker.

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Cut. Great, Sybil. Okay, let's set up
the next shot.

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Well, Sybil, you're finally the star of
your own TV show.

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After watching you go through 19 painful
years of humiliation and rejection, I

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must say, I deserve this.

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It's funny.

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When I was starting out, I only played
weak women in cheesy miniskirts.

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Now at last, I'm playing a fully
realized and empowered woman in a Calvin

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miniskirt.

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Please tell me you see the difference.

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Darling, you bring so much more to the
role of Sarah McCullen than just your

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legs. Sybil, we need your breasts on the
set.

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Hey, can I get a moment to rehearse
here?

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on her dress for Holly and Ira's
wedding.

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Now, she's feeling a little insecure
about the way she looks, so with a

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laughter, I think we can put her right
over the edge.

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Rachel, though he's having a hard enough
time being in the wedding, please try

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to be nice.

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I suggest we react as if we're seeing a
new boyfriend naked for the first time.

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No matter what it looks like, smile.

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And pretend you've never seen one quite
like it.

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Okay, back to Thanksgiving.

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Okay, I'm going to do the turkey. Rachel
will do the dressing. How about you,

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Marianne? I'll be bringing a lonely
mother's pain and heartbreak at her

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not coming home for Thanksgiving.

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Okay, that just leaves a three -bean
salad.

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Justin's not coming in again?

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Justin's on a mission for Greenpeace.
He's protecting our environment,

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our beaches, saving our planet.

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Really, how long does that take?

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Just when I thought I couldn't dislike
Ollie anymore.

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Ta -da!

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Isn't it stunning?

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Blinding.

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See, the rice! What is that?

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That... That ring on the coffee table,
Rachel. How many times do I have to tell

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you? Use a coaster.

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Marianne, could you come to the...

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I told Holly how bad you felt because
she made me a bridesmaid and not you.

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So... Oh, no.

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We cannot go back out there until we
think of a real good reason to come

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back in here.

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Thanksgiving will be here in a week.
Maybe we should start cooking.

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We could defile the turkey.

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That's defrost, Marianne.

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Don't change your plans for the weekend.
I've decided not to go to Buffalo for

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my high school reunion after all.

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Well, that's your choice, and I respect
that.

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But I do want to say... I can't do it.

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Those people treated me like dirt.

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So show up, launch your success, watch
them suck up, and come home. You know,

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like at Neiman Marcus.

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forgotten how exhilarating the cold can
be. I wish LA was more like Buffalo.

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Oh, no.

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The wind has blown in off Lake Erie and
frozen your brain until you can only

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spot gibberish.

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Don't be ridiculous, Baba.

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Listen, we don't have to go inside.

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Just picture the shapeless blob of a man
on a barcalonger and a woman with the

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vocal subtlety of a factory lunch
whistle yelling, Roy! Roy!

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Will you turn the damn TV down?

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Well, that untit thousands of dollars
worth of therapy.

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Let's go before I start chewing my hair.

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You're not going anywhere. I want to
meet your mom. I want to meet your dad.

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I want to see the family tree the acorn
ran like hell from.

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Besides,

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think how excited your mother's going to
be.

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I don't believe it. The lady from TV.

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Do you notice what I'm wearing?

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Remember? Christmas last year.

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That's not the sweater I sent you.

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That sweater was 100 % cashmere.

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It was no good.

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You wash it once, it shrivels right up.

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So I took it back and I got five of
these.

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You wash it, it doesn't even get wet.

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Do you think Madonna is really going to
marry that young Spanish boy?

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Mother, please. Sybil is my guest.
You're embarrassing her.

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Oh, be still, Teresa.

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Teresa? Who's Teresa?

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My daughter.

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Your best friend.

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What are you, whacked out on those
Hollywood drugs?

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What do they call it? Smack cocaine?

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I hear you can make them pay for it in
your contract.

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What pass interference?

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He was going for the ball.

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Roy, the game is on tape.

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It was over in 91.

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The Bills go for a field goal. It's
wide. They lose.

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You must really hate me, Marge.

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I'm going to put on the 93 Super Bowl.
Don't you say a word.

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Where is Norman Rockwell when you need
him?

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You never told me you changed your name.

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You didn't tell her?

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Oh, it figures that her real name
wouldn't be good enough for her big

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friends.

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Actually, I'm only recently big.

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You know, Dibble dear, I bet you'd love
to see my old room right now. Of course,

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Teresa. I'd love to see Teresa's old
room.

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Take me there now, won't you, Teresa?

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He's open.

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He's all gotten!

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Oh, this game never gets any better.

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Whoa, they've turned my room into a swap
meet.

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Teresa, Teresa, Bobisa, Banana, Fana,
Fofisa, Meemai, Momisa, Teresa.

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Do you want to die in Buffalo?

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Why didn't you tell me? Fine, marry you.
Anne is my middle name.

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Teresa was an aunt that I was named
after.

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She ate wax and had an extra thumb.

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What are you reading?

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Nothing. That's my yearbook. Give that
back.

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No, I want to see it. No, I don't want
you to look at that. No, I don't.

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I bet we would have been friends. Oh, I
doubt it.

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I was one of those brooding, mysterious
girls who walked around the perimeter of

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the schoolyard humming Ode to Billy Joe.

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Whereas you, no doubt, were blonde,
beautiful, confident, and smart.

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Get out of my room. I don't like you
anymore.

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That's exactly how all the girls in high
school treated me.

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I never even got invited to a slumber
party, except for that one where they

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rubber cement in my sleeping bag.

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For three weeks, I had little dried -up
balls of gunk tuck all over me.

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They called me Beach Booger Barbie.

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That's funny.

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The bitches.

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Don't tell me a couple of misfits like
us wouldn't have been friends.

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Well, I wish you had been there.

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Would have been bearable if I had
somebody to be miserable and bitter

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Oh, look.

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Peggy Wilson.

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She kept breaking open my locker and
stuffing funny little things in it, like

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me.

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I don't think I can face these people,
Sybil.

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Yes, you can, because you have a new
best friend.

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A badass best friend who lives on
revenge and ain't been fed for a while.

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Teresa, come!

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Mother, I have a friend over, okay?

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Mothers are so weird.

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I am, like, never going to be one.

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What is the problem, Mother?

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Well, I just thought you'd want to be
here to surprise him when he came in, is

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all. Surprise who?

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Mom.

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Justin.

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But you're in Newfoundland.

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In the kitchen?

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Maybe some French roast? Let's give them
some privacy blend?

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Just a decaf for me, honey.

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Yeah, I'll have another cold one, legs.

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You didn't tell your mother you were
staying here.

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I'm sorry, Grandma.

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Sorry, Grandma?

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an apology to skip a generation don't
you mean i'm sorry i lied mother i'm not

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really in canada i'm hiding from you at
my grandparents house and i love what

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you've done with your hair do you know
this is really uncomfortable and i ought

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to know i've been in a shark cage why
didn't you tell me you were here theresa

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now just calm down how long has he been
here one year two years no maybe a month

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i spoke to you last week why didn't you
say something It was long distance.

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Mother, how many times do I have to tell
you I can afford it? Oh, quit bragging.

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You're embarrassing your father. He has
his pride, you know.

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Hey, Marge, my sweatpants are caught in
the crack of the Parker lounger again.

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I can't believe it. I see my son for two
minutes and then he just walks out.

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Well, there's nothing you can do about
it now.

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That's Bruce Manning.

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Big man on campus.

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I asked him out once. He laughed.

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He said he needed a permit to transport
livestock in his car.

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He's a dead man.

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And there's Peggy Wilson, the locker
stuffer.

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Dead and buried.

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There's Glenn's turkey. He ditched me at
the freshman frolic.

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What, is he wearing a hat?

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No, that's a toupee.

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What is this?

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Come as Sam Donaldson night?

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Hey, Mom.

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Justin.

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I think we should talk.

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Yes, absolutely.

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Fine.

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Way to go, Justin.

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Meet you later by the water fountain.

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Oh, excuse me. Have you forgotten why
we're here?

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Teresa.

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Marianne, this will never work.

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Teresa Yukovich?

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Holy moly.

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Can I get you some punch?

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Have a nice chat.

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was my math class with the vengeful
Sister Francesca.

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She had a profound influence on me.

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She was the nun beneath my wings.

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So, Mom, um, do you want to talk or just
kind of talk through the school?

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Well, forgive me, Justin, but it's been
three years when all I can think of to

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say is, who is this man standing in
front of me?

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The truth is I have been avoiding you.

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And I think it's time I told you why.

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Fine.

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I'll just sit at my old desk here.

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All right.

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Um, when I left L .A.

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Yes. Am I a grandmother?

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No.

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Thank you.

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Go on.

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So I said, listen, John John, Miss
Carolyn Bessette seems like a nice girl.

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Now dry off my back and give her a call.

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Teresa, I can't get over how different
you look.

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You know, you remind me of that TV star.

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What's her name?

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Sybil Sheridan from Life Forms? No, not
her. That other one.

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Cheryl Ladd.

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Cheryl Ladd, Cheryl Teague, Shelley
Hack.

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Why can't anybody ever recognize me for
who I am? Sybil.

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I mean, Marianne.

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I mean, Teresa, you got something.

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Will the Glee Club report to the stage?

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Oh, that's my cue. Well, you'll have to
talk about your own lies now.

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Okay, you keep talking about me.

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So, Father, what are we going to sing
tonight?

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Our school song, child.

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Well, we could sing that, or we could
do... Give me some respect

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and be flat and keep up with me, boys.

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ditch me after the freshman frolic?

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Well, all I can say is peek -a -boo!

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Hey, aren't you the girl who used to
stuff me in my own locker?

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It is you, Peggy Wilson.

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Congratulations.

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When's the baby due?

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I'm not pregnant.

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go to your grandparent.

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Why couldn't you come home?

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Because every time I come home, you make
way too big a deal out of it.

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I mean, you give me money, you give me
clothes, real estate.

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I do that so that you will come home.

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I'm not making myself clear here.

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I'm sorry, but the only conversations
I've had in the last year have either

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with spotted owls or grandma and
grandpa.

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I'm a little rusty.

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Take your time.

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I knew how rotten things were between
you and Dad.

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Yes, I imagine those restraining orders
were hard to misinterpret.

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But then Dad moved out.

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And you were no longer Richard Thorpe's
wife.

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So you became Justin Thorpe's mother.

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I became your entire reason for living.

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And, Mom, it scared the hell out of me.

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Because I was so afraid I might let you
down.

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Like Dad did.

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I had no idea.

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I just wanted you to be happy.

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Oh, Justin, you should have said this
three years ago.

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You're right.

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But instead I did exactly what I didn't
want to do.

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I left you.

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Just like that did.

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Well then, darling, that means now I'm
entitled to 75 % of everything you own.

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Come here.

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Let's not do this to each other again,
okay?

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So, what are you doing for Thanksgiving?

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Flashed a nun.

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Move it!

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Teresa Yukovich has left the building.

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Okay, I've got everything I need.

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Needle, thread, no sense of pride.

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Come on, the sooner we get these hems,
the sooner we can whip them back into

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their cages.

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Uh, just a sec. I want to give William
some pudding.

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Okay, will you?

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Throw it on, Mommy.

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Come on.

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Remember how you ruined that silk blouse
of mine?

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Let's do that again.

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Come on.

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Mommy does so much for you. Can't you do
this one thing for me?

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Ira. I was, um... It's okay.

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Just be thankful you don't have to wear
this.

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I had to get out of my house. I was
messing up the reception of my cable.

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I guess there's nothing we can do.

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We're just going to have to wear these
things.

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William, what are you doing?

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had them Scotchgarded.