Your husband has asked me to ask you if you'd care to elope with him.

A Simple Little Wedding

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Dr Fever and Mr Tide
Venus and the Man
Ask Jennifer
I am Woman
Secrets of Dayton
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Out to Lunch
A Simple Little Wedding
Nothing to Fear But...
Till Debt do us Part
Clean up Radio


Jennifer: It's just a game!
Herb, losing at Monopoly: Oh sure it is to you, you're rich! You've got all the properties, you've got the race car. I've got the wheelbarrow, and I haven't passed 'go' in two hours! So don't tell me!
Jennifer: Give me the money, Herb.
Herb: I haven't got it! I've got eighteen dollars! Everything's mortgaged!
Bailey: Well, then, you're out!
Herb: Out? I can't just go out. Come on, give me a break.
Jennifer: You're bankrupt, Herb.
Herb: Please?
Jennifer: What can I do?
Bailey: Well, we could play Strip Monopoly. You could give us your coat, Herb.
Herb: What?
Jennifer: Good. I'll take the coat.
Bailey: Guess what item of apparel is next.
Jennifer: Wooo!
Herb: This is what women's liberation is all about? Humiliation?
Bailey: No. We just heard you had great legs.
Herb: Oh. Who told you?
Bailey: Les.
(Herb walks out.)

Mr Carlson: Hersh practically raised me.
Carmen: I know, Arthur.
Mr Carlson: I remembering saying, 'Hersh, let's go out and throw that ball around.' Hersh, old Hersh, he'd say, 'Oh, maybe later, Mr Carlson.'
Carmen: It's hard to beat a memory like that.

Mrs Carlson: How have you been, Carmen? Tell me. I like you.

Mrs Carlson: You know, twenty-five years, or whatever it was, was a long time ago. I've mellowed since then.

Mr Carlson: Herb, I wouldn't want a bachelor party. It's the last thing in the world I want. I'd kill somebody who gave me a bachelor party.
(Herb starts to hyperventilate.)
Mr Carlson:
Herb? You all right? Herb! Herb!
Herb: It was Les's idea. I tried to talk him out of it.
Mr Carlson: What are you talking about?
Herb: Les is planning a surprise bachelor party for you right now in the bull pen. I tried to talk him out of it!
Mr Carlson: Oh, God love him, isn't that sweet?
(Herb starts hyperventilating again)

Herb: We all decided to wear what we wore 25 years ago. So - ta da! Now, I'd just like to ask the rest of the guys - and I'm not gonna get mad - why they didn't dress the way they did 25 years ago. Let's go around the room. Les?
Les: This is the way I was dressed 25 years ago.
Herb: Okay, I'll buy that. Venus, what's your story, is that the way you dressed 25 years ago?
Venus: No, Herb, I decided it was just another jughead idea of yours, so I ignored it.

Meanwhile, at the shower...
Bailey:
I was thinking of standing. May I do that?
Mrs Carlson: Of course, my dear!
Bailey: Well, that's better! Might I move about?
Mrs Carlson: Certainly! We're here to have fun!

Hersh: Excuse me, Mrs Carlson, but your husband is outside standing in the bushes. He's asked me to ask you if you'd care to elope with him.

Mr Carlson turns on the TV to find pornography playing. He quickly turns it off again.
Carmen:
What's that, honey?
Mr Carlson: Uh uh uh, it's uh, television, honey. Laverne and Shirley.

Carmen: Arthur, there's a machine in the bathroom that sells things.

Herb: I just want to say that I went to a great deal of time and trouble to throw you a party. And you just walked out, ran away! And now I understand that there's not even going to be a wedding! Even though I've already arranged to rent a red plaid crushed velour tuxedo with tails! Shows you what I get for caring so much. Thanks a lot, sir. (He storms off)
Mr Carlson:
Yes, Mom?
Mrs Carlson: Never mind.

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