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Hello. How you doing?
I'm Ben Stiller. Welcome to the show.
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It's 95 degrees,
it's the middle of winter...
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...I'm in California, I'm wearing a jacket.
I'm a walking contradiction.
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I don't know what's going on.
Garry Shandling's gonna be here.
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It'll be lots of fun.
Why don't you watch this now?
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It's time for Hair Styling with Bruce.
Today's guest is Gary Coleman.
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Gary, you got a great head of hair.
You know that?
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That was the thing I noticed
on Diff'rent Strokes.
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- Thanks.
- No, I mean it.
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I got tapes of all the shows.
It was interesting.
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Willis' hair, it got a lot bigger
in the second season, you know?
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- Really?
- Your hair, it seemed to get smaller.
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What was that all about? That was the
best thing about Diff'rent Strokes...
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...is watching your hair in that show.
- Interesting.
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Hey, mind if I take a piece
of your hair?
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- Yes.
- All right. You know...
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It's no problem. Really, it's okay.
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So this is some crazy weather
we're having, huh?
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Yeah, this is crazy weather
we're having.
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In the tradition
of Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula...
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...comes another re-envisioned
horror classic.
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No, no. You can't teach hieroglyphics,
you know.
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- Either you know it or you don't.
- Gabe, you're too critical.
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You want everyone to be
Aleister Crowley or Nostradamus.
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No, that's crazy.
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I hope I can talk them out
of doing that human sacrifice.
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- Hey.
- Hi.
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- Hi.
- I'm sorry we're late.
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You look wonderful. Your hair!
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They're doing something to that moat
on 80th. They're always working on it.
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Frank and I have an announcement
to make.
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What? You don't want me
to do this now?
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- No, it's no big deal.
- Frank and I are splitting up.
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- You're what?
- What happened?
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- Did something happen?
- It's fine.
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You know, when Frank and Judy
split up, I was...
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...you know, I was shocked. L...
- We were devastated.
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I said to him,
"Frank, what are you thinking?
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- She was made for you."
- Literally.
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So are you two getting along?
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It's wonderful.
She's a wonderful girl, you know.
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She wraps me up, you know...
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...puts me to sleep, and I take a nap
for 1000 years.
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We're very happy.
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- Rain.
- Professor Ramses, hi.
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- Hi.
- Is something wrong with my assignment?
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Oh, no. It was wonderful.
It was great.
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It was one of the most horrifying curses
I've ever read.
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- Oh, am I blushing?
- No.
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'Cause your approbation
means so much to me.
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I haven't been that frightened since I saw
the colorized version of Casablanca.
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- You know.
- Stop it.
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I mean, it's nothing
compared to your work.
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That line you had about:
"Blood is thicker than water...
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...only it goes down a lot smoother."
I think that's brilliant.
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- My knees were knocking.
- But I mean, you:
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"And your skin will crawl with insects.
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And your brain will boil and consume you.
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And you'll drown in your own blood."
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- I mean, it's just incredible.
- I'm touched.
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I know I have no right to ask this,
but do you think I could read the curse...
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...you're working on now?
- It's very rough at the moment.
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You know, it's more of a hex. It's not
so much terrifying as it is insulting.
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I met a great woman.
She's fun, she's energetic.
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Want to know the best part?
I scare the hell out of her.
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You seem calmer.
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She's got me drinking these teas.
I didn't realize, but I was unbalanced.
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My fluids were unbalanced, and
she's got me drinking herbal teas.
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It's crazy, wacky stuff, but it works.
I love Judy, but this is what I needed.
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Hey, Gabe, listen, I want you
to meet Christine.
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Nice to meet you.
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- She's really turning my life around.
- No, you don't. He's on this vegan diet.
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Look, honey,
it's time for your fiber shake.
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- Bye.
- Yeah.
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- For this you broke up with Judy?
- What, she's wonderful, isn't she?
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- She's great. She's young. We have fun.
- How old is she, then, 25?
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- Yeah.
- You're 150, Frank.
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She likes discos. You get frightened
if someone lights a match in the room.
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- She's not even one of us. She's alive.
- Exactly. She's alive, vibrant.
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She holds on to my bolts
when we do it. It's great.
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Your IQ took a nosedive right down
to your shoes there.
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I'm so sick of listening to your
mortal junk. Get in the car.
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- Why?
- Get in the car.
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Why do I always have to do what
you say? Because you're Frankenstein?
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Get in the car! And for the last time,
I'm not Frankenstein.
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I'm Frankenstein's monster!
Now get in the car!
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No! Help! There's a monster
trying to kill me!
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You infant! Come on. Get in the car.
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Oh, great!
This is just great.
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Hey, you got it all wrong.
Just give me some space here.
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Would you calm down?
Would you just calm down?
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You're getting me very angry here.
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No. No, wait. Wait. I didn't...
What the hell am I doing?
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I miss Judy.
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- What brought you two back together?
- I'd have to say, you know...
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...it was the whole townspeople thing.
I'm there ripping this guy's head off...
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...and I'm thinking, you know,
I got this great woman waiting for me.
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What am I doing?
Frank, you're starting to screw up.
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Do you mind if I light a torch
and wave it at you?
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Yes, I mind. What are you doing?
Don't start with that. Yes. You want to die?
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So, what about
the whole sexual thing?
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- It's...
- Unresolved.
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It's, you know, when two people are...
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When you have two bodies
that are sewn together...
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...there are gonna be certain pieces...
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- You make compromises.
- All pieces don't fit sometimes.
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You know what the funny thing is?
It works.
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- You figure out a way to make it work.
- Absolutely.
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You know, life is painful. You hurt
people, and, you know, people hurt you.
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And the worst part of it is,
you live forever.
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Is this interview over?
I've got to get back to the tomb.
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There's been a series of grave robberies,
and I'm worried about my stuff.
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One of the great things about doing this
show is, we go and shoot on location.
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Due to the immense popularity
of The Ben Stiller Show...
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...it's difficult for us to get out without
being hounded by lots of people...
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...as you can see.
It kind of becomes difficult.
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No privacy anymore.
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What we did was, we hired
a security guard, Alex...
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...who's here to make
sure nothing goes wrong...
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...and we can do our job smoothly.
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Wait a minute. I know you.
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- You're "the Man."
- No, no.
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You here to break somebody's spirit?
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Smash the marketplace!
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- No, Janeane.
- Another scam perpetrated by the Man.
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- He's just a paid security guard.
- He's here to ruin our show and censor us.
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You in cahoots with the FCC?
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She's just had a lot of caffeine.
She hangs out in coffeehouses a lot.
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She's one of those hipsters
who hangs out in coffeehouses.
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- I'm not walking anymore. I'm out.
- All right. It's me and Alex.
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If you get mobbed, you're on your own.
Alex, watch my back.
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The Ben Stiller Show.
Yeah.
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Shooting The Ben Stiller Show.
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It's time to work it out on Club Fredrick.
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Welcome to Club Fredrick's
One Minute Work It On Out 2-3-4.
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I'm here to tell you
that working it on out...
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...and giving it all you got, 6-7-8,
is for young and old alike.
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Here to prove it is the unflappable
goddess of fitness, Endora.
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Watch it, you're liable to give a man
a permanent injury, 2-3-4.
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Also joining us at the other end
of the species is an ordinary guy...
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...like you folks at home, only much older.
Let's say hello to Hymie Kirshbaum.
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Look at old Hymie. He needs a
time ship to the beginning of the century.
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Until we find him one, we're gonna
to work him on out, 2-3-4.
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Over to the Club Fredrick stair-stepper.
That's right. Get on up there, Hymie.
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- I don't feel so hot.
- No excuses, Hymie.
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We're gonna climb that Aztec pyramid.
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We're climbing up
because we're high priests.
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We gotta make a sacrifice, 2-3-4.
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And we're gonna rip out
a virgin's heart, 2-3-4.
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And rip and rip,
let's rip that virgin's heart.
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- How you doing there, Hymie?
- I don't think I can go on.
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No stopping now, Hymie.
We're marching through Europe.
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That's right, we got our jackboots on,
and we're heading for exercise conquest.
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And blitz and krieg and blitz and krieg.
And blitz and krieg and blitz...
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Endora, help me out.
Here's an exercise for home.
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Take a fist, put it
in your hand and pound.
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Breathe for me, Hymie.
Breathe, 2-3-4.
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- Breathe!
- Oh, no.
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He's gone. Gone...
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It looks like Hymie's not gonna be
working it on out anymore...
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...because Hymie's...
Well, Hymie's dead, 2-3-4. That's right.
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But don't worry, he'll be reincarnated.
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Coming back on the Serengeti Plain
as a cheetah or a lion...
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...where he'll be hungry
and proud, and he'll work it on out.
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That's all the time we got this week on
Club Fredrick's Work It On Out.
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Till then, this is Fredrick saying,
I hope I have insurance, 2-3-4.
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Let's get rid of the body, 6-7-8.
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Come on, come on. Someone call an
ambulance and get him out of here.
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And here and here,
let's lose the body now.
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Hi. Welcome back to the show. We're
waiting for Garry Shandling to show up.
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- Hey, Garry. How you doing?
- Hey, Ben.
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Good to see you, have a seat.
This is great.
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- Garry Shandling's here. Very exciting.
- You've tricked me.
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- I've tricked you?
- You've tricked me.
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You didn't tell me the cameras
would be here. This isn't right.
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You just said that we were gonna...
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...you just said we were gonna have lunch.
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I didn't know you'd trick me
to be on your show.
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What, am I going to be on one of those
segments between the sketches?
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The weakest part of the show?
Is that what it'll be?
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Yes, it is. Would you...?
Do you mind?
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- Well, all right.
- Good. Good.
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Hey, welcome back.
We're here with Garry Shandling.
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- It's really great to have you here, Garry.
- My pleasure.
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The credibility of the show
goes through the roof.
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We haven't been able
to get anybody on the show.
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It's fine, I'm happy
to be here.
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Really, because guests have
just turned us down.
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You say Ben Stiller Show,
they slam the door...
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...to have someone like you...
It's fantastic.
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- Everybody's turned it down?
- Not everybody. We've had guests.
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- We've had good guests.
- So, what are you saying?
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I'm saying nobody of your caliber.
Other people...
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I'm the only guy who would
do the show, is what you're saying.
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Well, I mean, come on. Let's face it.
Would you want to do the show...
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...if I hadn't come down
and invited you to lunch?
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Who else has done it?
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Todd Bridges, Adam West.
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Casey Kasem.
Casey Kasem, you know.
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- What's he like?
- He's okay.
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He seems like a nice guy when he says,
"green lights" and whatever.
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- "Keep your feet on the floor."
- Seems like he's talking to me. He cares.
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- He did Scooby-Doo. He did the voice.
- I gotta make a call.
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- Why don't we just go to a film, okay?
- You don't know which film, do you?
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No, I don't.
We shoot them a lot later.
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Backtrack. Backtrack a second here.
I happen to know that Mr. De Niro...
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...is a very big fan of Corey Feldman's.
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No, that's Haim!
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They're very different.
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Start with the hairstyle...
Hello?
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- So, Alex.
- Yes, Michael?
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I couldn't sleep last night, thinking
about the great things in your career.
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I was tossing and turning.
I was Jerry Lee-whatever in the bed.
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- Like what?
- How about the football comeback?
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I'm little too old for football, Michael.
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Tell that to George Foreman. People love
elderly sports figures, freaks them out.
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Do a whole Bo Jackson thing.
Not only football, but hockey and...
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...lacrosse. It'll be great.
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Jennifer, get me Nike.
We'll do cross training.
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Michael, I'd appreciate it
if you'd concentrate on my acting.
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I have been. I just got off the phone
three seconds ago with Emmanuel Lewis.
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- He wants to work with you again.
- He's a nice little man, but I'd like to...
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...broaden myself a bit. You know,
go on with my career.
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So does he. He's burned out
on Michael Jackson. He wants you.
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The Defiant Ones.
You and him, the sitcom.
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No... Don't even... Don't.
Let it sit.
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- Michael...
- It's ridiculous. I know it's ridiculous.
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That's what I told him. The guy's
been riding your coattails for years.
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You've done the little guy.
Let's do a big guy.
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Hey, huh? Let's do it.
You and Manute Bol. Odd Couple.
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Sloppy or tidy?
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What do you think?
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I think tidy. I shouldn't have even asked.
I look at you, and I see you're cleanly.
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Michael, do you have any idea
what my goals are in this business?
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You know, Alex, I have to answer
that question with another question.
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Which is: Merlin Olsen sells flowers,
what does Alex Karras sell?
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- Nothing.
- Wrong.
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Balloons.
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You're the new spokesman
for Phone-a-Balloon.
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"Hello? I need 25 Mylar for my
cousin Ray's wedding in Winnemucca...
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...can you get them
there by tomorrow?" Yes, we can.
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Why? Because people trust
Alex Karras, okay?
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Besides, they last twice
as long as flowers, and they float.
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This is ridiculous, Michael.
You understand what I'm saying?
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You've given me
bad advice, Michael.
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This is not good for me.
You've demeaned my name.
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I don't like it, Michael.
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You know what I think you need?
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I think you need...
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...an up-up-and-away bouquet.
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Alex, you are gonna make so much money.
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- How much?
- People won't be able to look at you...
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...without thinking of helium.
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Might not be a bad idea.
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It's your career.
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It's time once again for
John O'Donohue's Cop Stories
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True tales of New York's finest.
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It was 3 p.m.
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My partner and I were positioned
in front of the Olympic Savings Bank.
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We'd gotten a tip that there was going
to be a major heist at exactly 3:15...
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...by a splinter group
of the Jamaican posse.
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This is the same group that attempted
to blow up the president's motorcade...
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...so we were ready for anything.
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Suddenly I realized I'm supposed
to be in traffic court...
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...so I slammed the pedal to the metal,
and I'm there in 10 minutes.
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I burst through the door,
this punk's telling the judge...
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...that he stopped at the stop sign.
I said, "Hey, you didn't stop...
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...you were rolling. What am I, an idiot?
I don't know the difference...
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...between stopping and rolling?
You were rolling."
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Then he says, "You were just trying
to meet your quota."
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I says, "I already met my quota, you jerk.
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Think I wake up in the morning
thinking I'm gonna give...
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...Gerald Friedman
a ticket for no reason?
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Like I give two cents
about your life, you dirtbag."
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Tune in again for another gripping adventure.
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I'm pretty sure he was rolling.
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Hey, if the badge says
you're rolling, you're rolling.
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On John O'Donohue's Cop Stories.
Tales of action from the boys in blue.
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Welcome back. We're really excited
'cause Garry Shandling is here.
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I hope you don't mind,
but I invited the entire cast to see you...
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...because this is a big thing for us,
to meet someone of your stature.
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Yeah, celebrity.
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I love it! How many times was
he on The Tonight Show?
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- Hundreds.
- I've never met anyone...
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...who was on
Make Me Laugh before.
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- He probably makes millions.
- Garry's right here, guys.
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You can just direct your...
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- He's so tall.
- You can tell he's strong.
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- Internally and externally.
- He's gotta work out.
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And drink carrot juice or something.
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Okay, okay, guys. Garry, do you have
anything you want to say?
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The Larry Sanders Show
on HBO. Check your local listings.
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Who's using who, buddy boy?
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What was that supposed to mean?
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I don't know, but the voice
was just beautiful.
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He is brilliant!
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Why don't we just go to another film
that has yet to be determined?
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- Garry?
- It was like a code.
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What a day, man. First we kick
Dartmouth's butt in ultimate Frisbee...
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...and then we chill
at the Museum of Natural History...
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...for a little culture.
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Going to college sure makes you glad
to be an American, don't it?
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Oh, yeah!
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Look at this. "With his razor-sharp
claws and 7-inch teeth...
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...the 10-ton allosaurus
was truly king of the jungle."
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I bet if he was alive today,
he'd tear us to bits.
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00:18:35,047 --> 00:18:38,778
Yeah, but he's not alive, are you,
Mr. King of the Jungle? You are dead!
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That's right because along came something
called the warm-blooded mammal...
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...and guess what?
You got your butt kicked!
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Homo sapiens are number one!
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Check this out. "Thousands of years
ago, the New Guinean people...
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...prayed to their god Quetzalcoatl
for victory in war."
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- Fat lot of good it did them.
- I don't see any New Guineans.
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I have no respect for you. None! What
are you going to do, mighty Quetzalcoatl?
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Strike me down? I don't think so!
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Oh, hello there.
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In my culture, we celebrate
the traditions of our forefathers.
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What do you do in your culture? I'm
sorry, you don't have a culture anymore.
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Because you got your butt kicked!
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I'm a big Northeastern grizzly bear.
I eat meat, and I could rip you apart.
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So sorry you're almost extinct!
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You had to learn the hard way that
when you mess with Homo sapiens...
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...you get your butt kicked!
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- Dead!
- Gone!
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- Wasted!
- Extinct!
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- Conquered!
- Eaten!
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- Out of here!
- Bye-bye!
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Crushed!
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Species Homo sapiens.
How they amuse me!
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Oh, hello there, funny creatures.
You are my favorite exhibit.
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You have been watching
Bad Twist Ending Theater.
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Tune in next week for the dream
that really happened.
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It was all a dream. I wasn't
taken into the woods...
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...and kidnapped by monsters.
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Oh, no, no!
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And now an important message
from the Fox Network fox, Foxy Fox.
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Hey, kids. Be cool, stay in school
and watch Fox all night.
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Where's the bathroom?
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- Okay, that's about it...
- I don't have to meet the cast again, do I?
340
00:21:04,630 --> 00:21:08,396
No. They went away for good.
Thanks for doing the show, Garry.
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- My pleasure.
- You really helped the show a lot.
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00:21:12,170 --> 00:21:15,503
Think I helped this show
as much as this hurt my career?
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If you really hurt your career
as much as you helped the show...
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...you don't have anything
to worry about.
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- That's a slam, isn't it?
- No, no, it isn't.
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00:21:23,882 --> 00:21:25,850
That's a slam.
You're just slamming me now.
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00:21:26,018 --> 00:21:28,350
There's no lunch,
never was gonna be a lunch...
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...and now you're slamming me.
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00:21:30,155 --> 00:21:33,955
- Look, if you don't...
- I'm gonna go try and pick up the pieces.
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If you didn't want to do the show,
you should've said, "I'm not hungry."
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00:21:37,829 --> 00:21:42,459
- Well, I'll know for next time.
- Do me a favor?
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Do you have Bob Saget's phone number?
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Yes. Yes, I do.
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00:21:49,941 --> 00:21:53,433
I didn't mean that in a...
Gar?
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Garry, you don't gotta get... okay.
All right, well...
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...he's got a little bit
of a temper, I guess, doesn't he?
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Hey, Garry, I love your show.
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As soon as I get
hooked up for cable...
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00:22:05,957 --> 00:22:11,987
I'm gonna catch it again.
Saw it at a friend's house once.
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00:22:12,164 --> 00:22:16,032
He's up here, you're down here.
You're up here. Maybe one day...
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00:22:16,201 --> 00:22:18,192
...you're up, he's down there, you know?
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00:22:18,370 --> 00:22:22,704
Somebody has the key, but we don't
know who. The key is love.
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I didn't realize how unhappy I was,
because I thought I was so happy.
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Now that I'm unhappy,
I'm much happier about myself.
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I'm working out with her. She's into that
fitness thing, which is very new to me.
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I feel like I'm 78 again. You know?
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Rolling.
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