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7,700
| 30
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Morty
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: What? How?
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7,701
| 30
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Jerry
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: Can I just, uh, tell her it’s because of my kids? You know, like, you don’t like the shape of her head, or
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7,702
| 30
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Summer
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: -- That’s you, Dad! That’s you! You’re a baby and an idiot!
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7,703
| 30
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Jerry
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: I think that’s been established, Summer. Now help me!
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7,704
| 30
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Summer
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: First, I want you to admit that you’re a closet racist, a beta-male sexist, and you dragged everyone into a horrible situation by only thinking of yourself.
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7,705
| 30
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Jerry
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: Okay.
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7,706
| 30
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Summer
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: I want to hear you say it.
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7,707
| 30
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Jerry
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: [ Sighs deeply ] Look, I’m a closeted racist, and I’m sexist and selfish, and I dragged us all into my sexist, racist bad things because I’m stupid.
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7,708
| 30
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Summer
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: Thank you.
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7,709
| 30
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Jerry
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: Now you’re gonna help me, right?
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7,710
| 30
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Morty
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: She just did.
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7,711
| 30
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Summer
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: Yeah, clean up your own mess.
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7,712
| 30
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Jerry
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: Wait, wait, what? Oh, man.
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7,713
| 30
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Tommy
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:All right, everybody. Next item on the docket -- I would like to have sex with some of you, and then eat the babies. [ Froopys murmuring ] I thought you’d like that. I do keep rolling out the hits, don’t I? [ Bang beth slams door open ] Oh! It’s the Magic Crayon Lady! Are you hungry? I was just about to make dinner. And by "make dinner," I mean
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7,714
| 30
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Beth
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: -- Tommy, I’m going to take you to the real world.
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7,715
| 30
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Tommy
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: Well, this is the real world.
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7,716
| 30
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Beth
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: No, you don’t understand! Your dad -- Uh, people think your dad ate you!
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7,717
| 30
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Tommy
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: So? You doy-oy! People should eat people. Just leave me alone!
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7,718
| 30
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Beth
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: Tommy, you don’t understand. I have to make this right because it’s my fault that you’re in here. I’m Beth.
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7,719
| 30
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Tommy
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: -Beth? -The destroyer!
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7,720
| 30
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Beth
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: Oh, suck it up, Princess Incest. You fell into some honey.
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7,721
| 30
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Tommy
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: Well, it tends to happen when one is pushed into honey.
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7,722
| 30
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Beth
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: I respect your right to believe I pushed you.
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7,723
| 30
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Tommy
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: Oh, do I get to have that? Is my reality like a little side of fries -- a little Kwanzaa you’re willing to slide my way?
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7,724
| 30
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Beth
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: Yes, because I’m focused on saving your father’s life because I’m not a petty piece of [bleep]
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7,725
| 30
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Tommy
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: So, then, it should be pretty easy to say, "Sorry I pushed you."
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7,726
| 30
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Beth
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: Real easy and not necessary, since you coming home will save your dad’s life whereas nothing is changed by anyone stroking your batshit-crazy ego.
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7,727
| 30
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Tommy
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: Sorry, forgive me. Uh, I’ve been in Froopyland for quite a while. Have apologies changed?
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7,728
| 30
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Beth
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: Tommy, I’m sorry you think you deserve an apology. Oh, my God. I’m my father.
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7,729
| 30
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Tommy
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: Uh, will someone just kill this B-word?
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7,730
| 30
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Beth
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: [ Grunts ] Hi-ya! Oh, my God. I’m my father! Ya! Ooh!
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7,731
| 30
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Pink Sentient Switchblade
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:It’s stab time!
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7,732
| 30
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Froopies
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: Ooh!
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7,733
| 30
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Math Teacher
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: And that’s why one pussy plus two pussies makes a bunch of pussies. Come on, y’all, I’m trying to make this appealing to your sex-addicted lifestyles.
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7,734
| 30
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Jerry
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: Hi, I need to pull Morty out of school. Come on, Morty.
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7,735
| 30
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Bully
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: Ha! You heard your daddy, Morty. you have to leave school. Wait, what are my values?
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7,736
| 30
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Summer
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: Dad, what’s going on?
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7,737
| 30
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Jerry
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: We’re going to Alaska.
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7,738
| 30
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Morty
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: What? Why?
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7,739
| 30
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Jerry
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: It’s nice there. Also, I broke up with Kiara, and she didn’t take it well, and she wants to murder you two.
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7,740
| 30
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Morty
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: What? Th-Then why are we walking?
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7,741
| 30
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Jerry
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:I’m walking because I’m tired. You guys should definitely run.
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7,742
| 30
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Kiara
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: [ Screams, Thud ] Excuse me, I just -- You know what? I’m -- I’m just gonna go left. No, okay, your left, that’s fine. Do you know what left is, ‘cause -- Ugh!
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7,743
| 30
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Morty
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: What does your breakup have to do with us? [ Engine starts ]
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7,744
| 30
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Summer
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: Yeah, we chose Mom hands down. I thought we made that clear at the lawyer’s office and in the comments under your weird rant on Facebook.
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7,745
| 30
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Jerry
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: [ Crash, Tires squeal ] She kind of blames you guys for the breakup.
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7,746
| 30
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Summer
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: -Why?
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7,747
| 30
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Morty
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:-Why?
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7,748
| 30
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Jerry
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: Because I told her it was your fault.
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7,749
| 30
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Summer
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: -What?!
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7,750
| 30
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Morty
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:-What?!
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7,751
| 30
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Jerry
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: Look, I’m not an evil person. I’m just not very imaginative! [ Warbling, Grunts, Metal twisting ] Oh! [ All scream ]
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7,752
| 30
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Rick
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:Doo-doo butt Doo-doo-doo -- doo-doo butt No. [ Jingling ] Doo-doo butt, doo-doo butt
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7,753
| 30
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Beth
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: Hey.
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7,754
| 30
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Rick
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: Hey.
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7,755
| 30
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Beth
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: Um, hmm, so just, like, out of curiosity, if you were gonna make a clone of Tommy, what would you need to get started?
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7,756
| 30
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Rick
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: I don’t kn-- Tommy’s DNA?
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7,757
| 30
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Beth
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: Okay, ‘cause he, um Yeah, he didn’t want to come back, so, um, he gave me this.
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7,758
| 30
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Rick
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: He gave you his finger?
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7,759
| 30
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Beth
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: Uh, well, what happened is
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7,760
| 30
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Rick
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: -- It’s okay. It doesn’t matter.
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7,761
| 30
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Beth
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: Okay.
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7,762
| 30
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Rick
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: This’ll take about three hours.
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7,763
| 30
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Beth
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: Okay.
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7,764
| 30
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Rick
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: Hey. You want to help?
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7,765
| 30
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Beth
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: Okay.
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7,766
| 30
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Beth
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: I am wiped out. I guess I’ll turn in.
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7,767
| 30
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Rick
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: Cool.
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7,768
| 30
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Beth
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: Dad? I feel like I’ve spent my life pretending you’re a great guy and trying to be like you. And the ugly truth has always been
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7,769
| 30
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Rick
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: -- That I’m not that great a guy and you’re exactly like me.
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7,770
| 30
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Beth
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: Am I evil?
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7,771
| 30
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Rick
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: Worse. You’re smart. When you know nothing matters, the universe is yours. And I’ve never met a universe that was into it. The universe is basically an animal. It grazes on the ordinary. It creates infinite idiots just to eat them, not unlike your friend Timmy.
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7,772
| 30
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Beth
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: Tommy.
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7,773
| 30
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Rick
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: Yeah, it hardly matters now, sweetie. You know, smart people get a chance to climb on top, take reality for a ride, but it’ll never stop trying to throw you. And, eventually, it will. There’s no other way off.
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7,774
| 30
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Beth
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: Dad, I’m out of excuses to not be who I am. So who am I? What do I do?
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7,775
| 30
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Rick
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: My advice -- Take off. Put a saddle on your universe. Let it kick itself out.
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7,776
| 30
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Beth
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: I can’t do that. The kids, Jerry, my job, and, as much as I hate to admit it, ABC’s "The Bachelor."
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7,777
| 30
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Rick
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: I can make a clone of you, a perfect instance of you, with all your memories. An exact copy in every way. It’ll love and provide for the kids, do your job, and consume broadcast-network reality TV on the same allegedly ironic level as you. You could be gone a day, a week, or the rest of your life with zero consequences. The moment you decide to come back, I flip a switch, and the clone’s job is done. It feels no pain, it regrets nothing, and has zero chance of going "Blade Runner."
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7,778
| 30
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Beth
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: If nothing matters, why would you do that for me?
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7,779
| 30
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Rick
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: I don’t know, maybe you matter so little that I like you. Or maybe it makes you matter. Maybe I love you. Maybe something about your mother. Don’t jump a gift shark in the mouth.
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7,780
| 30
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Beth
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: I don’t know if I can do it.
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7,781
| 30
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Rick
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: Then stay, and luxuriate in a life you can finally know you’ve chosen. My secret bonus is that no matter what you choose, you’re finally gonna chill the [bleep] out.
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7,782
| 30
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Beth
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: Okay. I know what I want to do.
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7,783
| 30
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Kiara
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: [ Whoosh ] Aah! [ Thud ] Ow! You can’t run forever!
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7,784
| 30
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Summer
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: She’s really pissed off.
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7,785
| 30
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Jerry
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: I know. It’s kinda hot.
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7,786
| 30
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Summer
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: Shut up!
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7,787
| 30
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Varrix
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: The hunters! They’re back! Run!
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7,788
| 30
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Morty
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: -We’re not hunters.
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7,789
| 30
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Summer
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: -We want to hide with you.
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7,790
| 30
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Varrix
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: We’re not hiding. We’re nesting.
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7,791
| 30
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Morty
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: Ooh la la.
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7,792
| 30
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Kiara
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: [ All scream ] The children must be destroyed so that we can be together.
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7,793
| 30
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Summer
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: You need to break up with her, Dad -- properly! [ Whoosh ] God damn it, Dad! [ Grunts ] Dump her!
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7,794
| 30
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Jerry
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: Okay, okay. Kiara, let’s just run away.
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7,795
| 30
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Summer
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: -Dad!
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7,796
| 30
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Morty
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:-Come on!
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7,797
| 30
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Summer
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: Just rip the Band-Aid off!
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7,798
| 30
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Jerry
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: Okay! Kiara, when I told you my kids were bigoted racists who were demanding I break up with you, I lied. If anybody deserves to be telekinetically strangled, it’s me. I’m the one who wants to break up. I -- I’m not an evil person. I’m lazy, I’m cowardly, and -- and I do not know what I’m doing. Look, I got someone pregnant at 17. We’re getting a divorce. None of this is on purpose. I was excited to date someone cool because it would make my ex notice me.
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7,799
| 30
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Kiara
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: I would expect nothing less from humanity -- a selfish, manipulative, dishonest species that
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