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say "bye-bye." say "bye-bye," honey. that's an order. - maybe it needs more juice. - bye-bye. da-da. bye-bye. - chuck, no! - who's responsible for this outrage? carpenter, you arrest them! they tried to kill me! - no, no, no. wait a minute, captain. it was just an accident. - an accident, my foot! it was a trap! - wait a minute, captain. you're forgetting the "bye-bye, deedee." - i'll bye-bye your deedee for you! - no, no, no. wait a minute. wait a minute, captain. listen! listen! - da-da. da-da. o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o. i'm mister ed. a horse is a horse, of course, of course that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous mister ed la cucaracha, la cucaracha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha la cucaracha, ala di, di, di... whee! ed. nobody home. you and that silly boomerang. i told you not to disturb me. you're working too hard, wilbur. let's have some fun. i can't. this is the most important assignment i ever had. if mr. foster likes these sketches, i could become an executive in his company. even an executive takes a coffee break. but not a boomerang break.

- bye-bye. - good-bye! - bye! - why is it me? - bye, kalani. - bye. - so long, k.k.! - so long, quint. see ya around and thanks again. - yeah, well, don't call me, honey. - so long. - bye-bye. - you know, skip, she ain't such a bad dame. - old kate's a barrel of fun, yeah. - turns out you saved yourself 500 bucks. - how about that? hey, now i can pay you guys back. why? oh, no. - watch it, skip. the guys are present. - she did it to me again. - want us to go after her, skip? - ah, nah, you kidding? let her have the 500, i've never had it so good. come on, boys, let's go. this bachelor is due at comfleet. hey, tink, tink, give me directions, baby. let's go forward. let's go on. ha ha ha ha ha! oh! - how do you like it, tink? - i like it. - ah, you got class. we set them up on the dock so it will be the first thing our customers see when they get here. - you wanna proofread these licenses, grube? - oh, you bet. "taratupa fish and game society permit to dig oysters--$25." print up a couple of hundred of these, boy, i expect a very heavy turnout. - gotcha. - tink, go with

bye, mrs. evans. bye, sweetheart. bye, everybody. bye-bye. mrs. baker, maybe the school could have his hearing tested or maybe -- what does it take to get through to you? just a minute. just a minute. larry? yes, mama? turn around. [ loudly ] larry, can you hear me? yeah. what? case closed. i never said the child was totally deaf. you haven't said that much of anything, if you want to know the truth. mama, can i go wait in the elevator? yes, honey. now, you saw him answer me from the front and from the back. so, there's no other way that i can prove it to you. he can hear. only if you yell at him... which is most of the time. thank you for the coffee and the 17-floor climb. let's go. lar-- where did he go? oh, my god, the elevator, and it's out of order! all: larry! larry! larry! larry! listen to me, larry. don't move! don't step back, larry! larry! larry! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com keeping your head above water making a wave when you can temporary layoffs good times easy-cr good times anytime you need a payment good times anytime you n

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bye-bye. bye. bye. ( makes clicking sound ) ( gasps ) wow! look at that color. oh, chrissy, they get much better reception than we get. you know, if i could read lips i could see what kareem was saying to walton under the basket. oh, boy, this is exciting! oh, look! walton's up, he shoots! all right. all right. so you miss a basketball game. there'll be another one next week. ( monotone groan ) hey, why don't you go get some of those liqueurs and start cooking? well, at least there's that. janet was right. they got everything in here. ( whining groan ) it's locked. this is super. no liqueur, no cooking, no tv! will you stop complaining? chrissy, i just thought of something. our apartment's empty. and somebody could walk in and steal our tv set. please let me go. no! no, you're not leaving me here alone. you sit down. read this. it's not going to do you any harm to spend a nice peaceful evening at home for a change. ( baby crying ) he got so red in the face. yeah. oh, babies are so cute when they're trying... chrissy, i'd rather not talk about it anymore. where d

. - bye-bye, captain, bye. [laughter] - ruler of emperor once say, "good things come to those who wait." - hey, listen. with binghamton out of the way we can do anything we want. - it's open season. - the sky's the limit. - yeah, hey, fellas, wait a minute. what about the skipper, won't he get sore? - no sweat. lieutenant carpenter's taking care of that, too. he called parker and skip to a staff meeting. - [cheering] - i tell you, fellas, the lid's off. it's like chicago in the 20's. - hey, i got an idea. why don't we call the marines in for a friendly, uh, poker game? - i'll start marking the cards. - that's small potatoes. this is our chance remember gruber's law of economics? invest nothing, make a lot. - the still. - the still. - yeah! - what are we waiting for? last one to the vat stirs the mash. - we got it! - so, that is the situation, men. while our fallen leader is in sick bay, i shall take the helm. and i shall steer our base through the stormy waters that lie ahead. - ok, carpy, ok. now, let's go dow

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denton] bye, mrs. burns. - bye mr. denton. - arrivederci. - [gracie] oh, no, i just wont buy you any. (von zell stammering) - stop showing off. - [george] yes. - mr. burns? - [george] that's right. - i am maria tornini and i need your help. - [george] well, come right in. - this is my sweetheart, pietro carvo. - how do you do? - hello. - mr. pietro is not in show business and he does not understand it is part of my career - well, my son is outside in the garden with his girl and she doesn't understand it either. kids will you come in. miss. tornini, i'm sure i can straighten you out. i mean, i can get your problem straightened out. - oh, i hope so. - [george] i know i can. - you know mr. burns, there is something about you remind me of your son. - that's my signature, used it last night at the mccombo in romans. - pietro, it is a joke. that is another part of show business. - i will never understand it. - well it's subtle, it's bad. jack benny gave it to me, doesn't want me to do well. - maria? - well, she even follows

bye, arch. bye, daddy. bye, archie. no! edith, come back here. come back here. oh, archie, i'm glad you called me back. i've got something to tell you. i know you'll be upset, because this is a thing that a guy don't usually tell a woman. i love you, edith. i know, archie. you mean i didn't have to tell you, then? no. then why didn't you stop me? oh, i'm sorry. oh, that's all right, edith. i forgive you. here, edith. come here, edith, and give me a kiss. oh, there she goes. hey, lord, i don't wanna stay here. if you're gonna take me, come on, take me out of this joint. [knock at door] man: are you down there, mr. bunker? jeez, that was fast. here i am, lord! down the cellar! i can't open these doors. oh, gee, i thought you could do anything, lord. i'll come through the front door. yeah, anything you say, lord. i always wanted to see him come through the wall. i'm coming to get you. i'm waiting here. hey... all right, this is it. this is it. archie bunker signing off for the last time. the lord is coming to take me by the hand, and the next thing you'll hear from

let's say bye-bye, bye-bye. - bye-bye, my friend. - boy, he sure likes you, skip. i guarantee ya, after what he's been through today he's going to go straight. - friend? that french frog just stole my wallet! hey, you! - well, hi, captain, sorry we're a little late, sir. - not a little late, mchale, when i'm through with you, you'll be so finished, you won't even be able to sail a boat across a bathtub. i've got a list of charges against you that's going to - oh? - are you ready for this? - yes, sir. - 1, direct disobedience of order. 2, absence without leave. 3, dereliction of duty. 4, stealing a french vessel. 5, assault and battery on french citizens. - well, now those are 5 good charges, - sir, yes, sir. - yes, they are. - but if i may say so, i have a good answer for each of them, sir. - what are you talking about? what, what, what? - well, now, uh, prisoners! front and center. there you are, sir. 5 of them. count them. - mchale, i don't believe you. you're trying to pull something on me again. now, who are these people you've got made up to look japanese? [la

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bye-bye, jack. bye. bye, babe. janet... ah-ah! no more of that poor, lonely soul stuff. i want you to know that while you're gone i will talk to your plants. thank you. let's go, chrissy! all by myself! bye, jack! hey, but don't worry. i'll be all right, all alone... in my empty room. ( disco music playing on stereo ) jack, you sure know how to throw a party. oh, celise, it's so nice to see you having fun. in fact, it's nice to see you doing anything. where do you keep your glasses? hey, what are you doing? waiting on people at the regal beagle? this is a party. relax, and i will serve you for a change. ( doorbell rings ) but i have everything i need. oh, that's true, that's true. that's really true. hey, jack-- you know you're driving me crazy? sure... you are driving me crazy! knock it off! i don't want to come in. anything you say. ( banging ) change your mind? good. come on in. jack, if you don't quiet down in here you're going out on your ear. very good. do you write a lot of poetry? i mean it. the noise... what is that one? is that a... friend of yours? hey, mr. ro

(audience laughs) - looks neat. - good-bye girls! - [all] bye-bye, dad! - those are lovely girls! - oh, yes. i hated to see them grow up. it was so wonderful when they were little. they could just walk right under the sink and talk to me. (audience laughs) - well, you a plumber, why don't you build a taller sink? - oh, ho, ho, ooh. (laughs) you're a rascal! (laughs) hello, ronnie! - [ronnie] hi, mr. jantzen. - [mr. jantzen] good-bye! - ronnie, how was school today? - school? oh, school was fine. that kathy. i'm through with women, finished. i never want to see another woman again for the rest of my life. (audience laughs) - well, you came to the right place. (audience laughs) what happened with you and kathy? - we were in the malt shop. - [george] yeah. - she's so unreasonably jealous. she accused me of flirting with every girl that smiled back at me. - i guess she was pretty unreasonable. what'd you do about it? - i did what any man would do. after she gave me the ring back and walked out of the malt shop, i got sore and called off the engagement. (audience laughs) - now you're t

we'd like to be alone, so good-bye, jack. oh, yes, well... good-bye, chrissy. i'll see you sometime. yes. i'll give you a call. oh, good. you know where to reach me, do you? right. well, i'll be moving on my little way here. bye. bye. no. wait. michael... there's something you ought to know. jack lives here. oh. well, in that case, i'll take you home. no. i live here, too. with jack? oh, it's all right. the three of us lead our own lives. oh, good. the three of you? you and two guys? no, me and two girls. it's strictly platonic. oh, i knew you wouldn't understand. oh, but i do understand. the platonic principle has always intrigued me. incidentally, i found greece fascinating. grease? oh, we tried to get tickets to that show and it was all sold out. chrissy... that reminds me. what? let's get on with the dinner. so far, it's been excellent. oh, well, thank you. yes, the stuffed artichokes were very delicate. thank you. the claret consomme was a delight. maybe a bit too much sugar, but otherwise, first-rate. and the wine you chose-- a subtle, yet daring... too m

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bye-bye, sir. bye. - you know, crowder, sometimes i wonder why churchill was so anxious to have them on our side. - ah, commodore. you didn't show up for lunch. - i pulled a little fastie on you, sir. - for your information, captain, the commodore and i have just been on a mission with your "superman" mchale. - oh. great. wasn't he the greatest? huh? - he's the greatest, all right. the greatest coward it's ever been my misfortune to meet. - a coward? he may drink a little, but he's no coward. - if ensign parker hadn't taken over command-- and brilliantly, i may add-- that nip sub would have certainly sunk us. - parker brilliant? there's something weird going on here. mchale. [engines running] mchale, you hold the 73. i want to have a talk with you and the brilliant parker. [engines revving] mchale, stop those engines! mchale, you stop hiding, and you come down here right away! it's an order! [engines stop] what in the blue pacific is this? trick-or-treats? all right, start talking, mchale. - that's

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nice and cozy. - bye-bye, captain. - bye-bye, captain. [piano playing] - ha ha! gently, gruber, gently. gently. - nothing to worry about, captain. i'm bound to be at least half right. - hey, let's pick up the tempo. will ya? we're dying out here. a little faster like this. - no! not the fingers! not the fingers! - good. [snapping] [piano playing faster] - where am i? what am i doing up here? - i'm sawing you in half, captain, see! - well, thank heaven, for a while there, [applause] - good heavens, i'm split! put me back together! get me out of this thing. - please, please, not in the middle of my act. - i'm going to have you all shot! where are the s.p.s? get them! bring back my legs! - close the curtain! fast! close it! all right, folks. that's all for tonight. i hope you enjoyed the show! good night! - get me out of this thing. you're all under arrest. - now take it easy, captain. just watch the watch. see it swinging to and fro. - you'll swing to and fro when i get out of here, i'll tell you that. get that thing out of my face. he's always sticking things... -

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- bye-bye, captain, bye. - what do you think, fuji? in about two weeks you'll have a letter from maioshi. - skipper son, you sure you want to go through with this? - ah, nah, don't worry about a thing. your letter is as good as mailed, baby, and the only one who will ever see those leaflets is davy jones. - hey, skip, at 12:00 it's binghamton. - what's he want now? go on, beat it, fuge, beat it. - now, mchale, i'm all ready. let's get--what are you two apes gawking at? didn't you ever see a fighting man before? - are you coming with us, sir? - no, i'm dressed for trick-or-treat. of course, i'm going with you, mchale. i want to make sure i get full credit for this brilliant idea of mine. let's go, let's go, shove off. - his idea? - boy, what are we going to do? now, we can't dump those leaflets overboard. - yeah, not unless we dump binghamton with 'em. - yeah, boy, with that helmet he'd sink like a rock. you can't do that! - all right, men, let's move out! that--that way is east, sir. - i know which way east is. - yes, sir. yes, sir. -

bye-bye, bye-bye. - bye-bye. see you january white sale. that balloon. - oh, look, sir! - he's got it! he's got the balloon, carpenter! i'm free, boy! ha-ha, i'm free! carpenter, control yourself--what's the matter? ahoy, mates! ahoy! - ahoy, sir! ahoy! mission accomplished, sir! - ha-ha-ha! good work, mchale. i hate to admit it, but good work. [chuckles] - yeah, we got it back from the enemy, sir, just as good as new--look. whoo! help, help! hey, you guys, get me down! [yelling] - help! help! - parker, you come back here with that balloon! - should we go after him, sir? - he's going out to sea! boys, we got to save him! - help, help! - never mind him--i want the balloon! parker, you're a.w.o.l.! - but, captain, he's being blown out to sea! - oh-- - hang on tight, chuck! - help! whew. [gunshot - good shot, skip! - he's coming down! - all right, let's go get him--there he goes! - hi, captain. - look at that--ruined, shattered, full of holes. - oh, no, sir, i'm fine--not a scratch! good as new! - my $4,000 balloon. - oh, well, now, look at it this way, captain--maybe you d

. >> well, the last month that we're going to be open is june, and for that month we're having a bye-bye bunny campaign and we're going to have parties, it will be incredible. it will give everybody a chance to come in and see what our customer service is like. it is great. [ laughter ] >> do you have anything to add? either one of the other two? >> it is going to be great. it's going to be like -- >> it will be very busy. >> very, very busy. >> like new year's eve every night. >> yeah. you have an accent, you're from england, obviously? >> london. >> london, england. >> yeah. >> how long have you been a bunny? eight, nine months. >> and what did you do before that? jacqueline, is it? >> modeling, yes. >> and laora, is that right? >> suzanne? >> i taught aerobics for a long time, and me and jacqueline are also los angeles raiderettes. >> okay, let's see here. i have a got a few little questions and i have to really refer to this. just to get some general information, what -- is mostly men you get to go to playboy. didn't they try... men at the playboy club called rabbits? >> yes, in new

bye, guys. that. shatner. >> wait a minute, let me take him over a drink. >> i think he wants the girl. i don't think he wants the >> you want to keep him company? >> oh, yeah, we wanted to stay and watch. >> yes, you can. >> you don't have a heart condition or anything, doo, do you have a disease i shouldn't -- >> no, no. ladies, you can keep him company in the kitchen if you'd like. be careful.ll live. >> yes, we are. all right, you know what it is our everyoneminee. >> this month is lindsay opper'sr. they're going to be skyping. >> hi, lindsay. >> from sultan, massachusetts, this is a surprise to her -- you call her bubby, right? >> all right, that's e in to tell us about her grandmother's love story. about ten years ago, reconnected with a boy she went to high school with, nate workman. at 84 years old, nate this year. and at the wedding lindsay made a toast saying a good marriage is where both peopleey're getting the better end of the deal. >> oh. >> did you even know lindsay had written in tolly

bye, bye june. - bye, bye fred. [june] ward? you didn't kiss me goodbye. - in front of fred? - now, what did he mean by that? (telephone ringing) hello? oh, hello fred. no, ward isn't home. oh, alright i'll tell him-- fred, wait a minute, he just drove in. if you can hang on for a minute, i'll go out in the garage and get him, and you can tell him yourself. alright. ward? (audience laughter) - what are you doing out there? - i went out to get you. fred rutherford's waiting for you on the phone. - no he's not, i hung up. - without talking to him? - yeah, i thought one of the boys had left the receiver off the hook. what did fred want? - well, he wanted to remind you to tell the boys something about a picnic. - oh, sure! fred wants us to go up to friends' lake with him tomorrow. gwendolyn's fixing picnic lunch, and they wanted wally and beaver to go too. - oh, well you'd better tell the boys before they make other plans. - yeah, okay. hi, fellas! - oh, hi dad. - hi, dad. - what are you guys up to? - well gee, dad. we're not up to anything. we're just sitting here. - oh, well ho

bye. >> neil: ask me what? >> lily: hey, uh, jill, colin, lauren, and michael are coming here for, um, an anniversary celebration, and they want us all to attend. >> neil: i don' t know about that. >> lily: okay, this is for jill, so the two of you can put your feelings aside and be there for her to wish her a happy anniversary. so i' m gonna get things ready. you two talk. >> devon: i don' t have anything to say to you. >> neil: okay, fine. then just let me do the talking, all right? [ cellphone rings ] hold on one second. yeah, hi, michael. uh, yeah, i' m aware of the party. lily just told devon and me. oh, no, i' m not in the mood for celebrating, so i -- what about lily and cane? >> sage: am i crazy? >> dr. anderson: we don' t like to use that word here. what you are is grief-stricken over the terrible loss of your child. and now that grief, unfortunately, has evolved into paranoia and delusion. >> sage: [ sighs ] all i ever wanted was a family, and now i' ll never be a mother, and nick probably doesn' t wa

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good-bye to that. >> yeah, good-bye to everything.ood-bye to the best chapters of my life at least professional life, it really was. then along comes this young guy out of oakland and i go, "what?" >> reporter: ryan coogler. >> ryan coogler. >> reporter: when director ryan coogler first met with stallone, he was untested as a feature filmmaker. but he had an intensely personal idea for reviving the "rocky" franchise. coogler's father had fallen gravely ill a few years earlier. with ryan by his side there was only one thing the elder coogler wanted to watch. >> the father is a very soulful, powerful man. and now he's being reduced to the shell of his former self. but, oddly, he watches "rocky" again and again and again. his son who loves his father sitting right beside him and he's watching his father disintegrate before his very eyes. the traumatic impact was so imprinted on this young man that he never got over it. so he comes to me and goes, "hey, look at this great idea. we're going to, you know, revive rocky." i go, "how?" and whe

bye, helen! bye, myron! who's myron? he's just a friend! he's just a friend! oh, father! it's miss jenny, the prettiest little filly this side of... philly. father, a letter just arrived for mother. a letter? let me see that,my child. "dear helen--" "dear." that kills me. "have thoughtabout you often. can't wait to renewour old friendship." and here'sthe worst part-- p.s. i'm going tokill your husband." what does this mean? her boyfriend's back and you're gonna be in trouble hey la, hey la, her boyfriend's back what do you reckon to do about that letter? there's only one thing i can do. set them up, charlie. mr. willis, you've had enough. i'll bethe judge of that. will you put that down? pecos darryl is takin' your wife. what will you do? i've got half a mind you're right. you do have half a mind. what should i do? you should have a showdown. we're in the old west, remember? look at our clothes. oh, yeah. you should fight for your wife. you're right, george. i'm going to fight. a showdown it is! you're really fightingthis killer, mr. willis? you bet i am. don't worryabout