Grandpa: Hey, anything around here that might pass for aftershave?
Sam Emerson: How about some Windex, Grandpa?
Grandpa: Yeah, yeah, let me try some of that.
Michael Emerson: You have a big date tonight, Grandpa?
Grandpa: I’m going to drop my handiwork by the widow Johnson.
Michael Emerson: What’d ya stuff for her? Mr. Johnson?
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Woah Can we rewind to where we’ve been
Ooh I wish you’d take a look and see the shape I’m in
Last Song: “Point of No Return” by Exposé from the album Exposure (1987)
Great job Jim (@JimVilk)!!!
Common love, seems just like a dream
It’s no mystery to me
Fill me within when we’re together
Oh baby can’t you see
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Bill: What if you mix the mayonnaise in the can, WITH the tunafish? Or… hold it! Chuck! I got it! Take LIVE tuna fish, and FEED ’em mayonnaise! Oh this is great.
[speaks into tape recorder]
Bill: Call Starkist!
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Can you name the artist and song:
Common love, seems just like a dream
It’s no mystery to me
Fill me within when we’re together
Oh baby can’t you see
Last Song: “A View to A Kill” by Duran Duran (1985) from the A View to a Kill soundtrack (1985)
Great job Jim (@JimVilk)!!!
Nightfall covers me, but you know the plans I’m making
Still overseas, could it be the whole Earth opening wide
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Morris: Okay. What’s the password?
Jerome: You got it.
Morris: Got what?
Jerome: The password.
Morris: The password is what?
Jerome: Exactly.
Morris: The password is exactly?
Jerome: No, it’s okay.
Morris: The password is okay?
Jerome: Far as I’m concerned.
Morris: Damn it, say the password!
Jerome: What.
Morris: Say the password, onion head!
Jerome: The password is what?
Morris: [frustrated] That’s what I’m asking you!
Jerome: [more frustrated] It’s the password!
Morris: The password is it?
Jerome: [exasperated] Ahhhhh! The password is what!
Morris: It! You just said so!
Jerome: The password isn’t it! The password is?
Morris: What?
Jerome: Got it!
Morris: I got it?
Jerome: Right.
Morris: It or right?
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Nightfall covers me, but you know the plans I’m making
Still overseas, could it be the whole Earth opening wide
Last Song: “The Breakup Song” by Greg Kihn Band from the album RocKihnRoll (1981)
They just don’t write ’em like that anymore.
They just don’t, no they don’t, no no, uh-uh
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Stewardess: Do you want something to drink?
Clark Griswold: [to Ellen] Honey, you want something?
Ellen Griswold: No thank you.
Clark Griswold: [to the Stewardess] I’ll have a Coke.
Stewardess: Do you want that in the can?
Clark Griswold: [Clark turns and looks at the bathroom, then turns back at the Stewardess] No, I’ll have it right here.
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They just don’t write ’em like that anymore.
They just don’t, no they don’t, no no, uh-uh
Last Song: “The Flame” by Cheap Trick from the album Lap of Luxury (1988)
Great job Bryan (@BryanBoo29)!!!
Watching shadows move across the wall
I feel so frightened
I wanna run to you, I wanna call
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Tony D’Annunzio: [carrying Czervik’s golf bag] What do you got in here, rocks?
Al Czervik: Are you kiddin’? When I was your age, I would lug fifty pounds of ice up five, six flights of stairs!
Tony D’Annunzio: [puts down Czervik’s bag, exasperated] So what?
Al Czervik: So what?
[opens compartment in golf bag, revealing radio]
Al Czervik: So let’s dance!
[turns on Journey’s “Any Way You Want It,” high volume]
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Watching shadows move across the wall
I feel so frightened
I wanna run to you, I wanna call
Last Song: “She Works Hard for the Money” by Donna Summer from the album She Works Hard for the Money (1983)
Great job RandomThoughtPolice (@shantyire)!!!
Nine a.m. on the hour hand
And she’s waiting for the bell
And she’s looking real pretty
Just waiting for her clientele
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