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From the show Futurama. Cubert greets two policemen at the door. He says "Hey pigs," then makes oinking sounds.

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From the show Star Trek: The Next Generation. A terraforming engineer with a rockin' mullet tells Geordi and Data that "The factors do not support that conclusion."

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From the show The Simpsons. Sideshow Bob says to his Italian wife "...but he's evil at an eighth-grade level."

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From the film The Beekeeper. Verona says "I care. And I'm stubborn."

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From the film Enter the Dragon. Bruce Lee looking real pissed off.

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From the show The Office. Dwight leans against an IV stand and looks intensely at the camera. He says "Killing royalty."

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From the film 1922. Tom Jane says "but you need to know you're not the only one who's mad..."

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From the show King of the Hill. Hank is so angry his face turns bright red.

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From the film The Fisher King. Jack confidently strides out a doorway into the world, immediately catching his signature trenchcoat on a nail or something and ripping it.

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From the film Friendship. Ron smiles and says into his cell phone "Just boring old crap, really."

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From the show The Simpsons. Homer chuckles to himself on Flanders' doorstep. sub - "Hehe, the joke's on him. I'll be dead by then!"

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From the show Malcolm in the Middle. Hal crammed into a booth with a bunch of teens, body parts around him. Upset, he says "What the hell am I doing?"

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From the film Enter the Dragon. Roper looks surprised and upset, says "Oh, sh--"

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From the show Sealab 2021. Quinn looks angrily at Stormy. Both are in scuba suits, trapped in an undersea cave with a hungry shark right outside. Stormy says "Sarcasm: the last refuge of modest and chaste-souled people when the privacy of their soul is coarsely and intrusively invaded."

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From the show The Chair Company. A pie chart that provides only vague information written in business-speak. sub - "I don't know what the hell that pie chart means at all."

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From the film Friendship. A man he barely knows comes into Ron's garage to berate him. He says "Yeah. Economically, could've been better."

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From the show Star Trek. Closeup of a woman looking frightened and wide-eyed. sub - "Shall I prepare a mild sedative, doctor?"

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From the show The Simpsons. Marge sells an old figurine of a confederate soldier. Lisa says to the person behind the counter "Please don't construe our ownership of this as an endorsement of slavery."

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From the film Millennium Actress. A young woman dressed in a period kimono holding a dagger stands in the forest looking resolute. Behind her two modern men observe, one in a suit and the other holding a handicam. The cameraman says "She's done being a lady."

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Troi in a wider corridor shot, radiating calm joy.

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From the show King of the Hill. Hank angrily tells Luanne "Nobody agrees with you. You agree with everybody else."

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From the show Star Trek: The Next Generation. Troi looks totally over it.

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From the show Peep Show. Toni smokes a joint in the bowling alley bathroom stall. Mark thinks "This is what people do when they're having a good time."

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Honey sincerely says "I like people."

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From the show King of the Hill. Peggy crossly says "Now that is the stupidest thing I have ever heard anyone say."

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From the film 1922. Wilf tells the coroner to give his son "Your finest coffin."

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From the show Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Odo's face melts.

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From the film Enter the Dragon. Bruce Lee screams while crushing a man with his feet (unseen). sub - "-[yelling] -[bones crack]"

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From the show Peep Show. Jeremy sits on the couch with a beer. He says "Why do I even do half the stupid shit I do?"

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