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*** FunnyBackgroundEvent on that one; Charlie's standing next her, and at that line, his eyebrows go up and he just walks away like, "Okay, that's my cue to be elsewhere."
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*** FunnyBackgroundEvent on that one; Charlie's standing next to her, and at that line, his eyebrows go up and he just walks away like, "Okay, that's my cue to be elsewhere."
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** Kristy's face as she looks at the hand she used to touch a poison ivy-ridden Stacey's shoulder.
** When Dawn announces the strike, the cast of the play walks. Mary Anne tells them to stay, but Nicky Pike says, "Sorry, Mary Anne. I'm a union guy."
** When Dawn announces the strike, the cast of the play walks. Mary Anne tells them to stay, but Nicky Pike says, "Sorry, Mary Anne. I'm a union guy."
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* Kristy and the Snobs":
** As David Michael hates pancakes but doesn't want to say so after Watson so nicely made them, Kristy surreptitiously snatches one off his plate and horks it down.
--->'''Kristy VO:''' In the old days, he'd slip whatever he didn't want to Louie under the table. Now ''I'm'' Louie.
** Amanda Delaney gets in a good TakeThat
--->'''Amanda:''' You know that's a bath towel, right? What, were you born in a barn or, like, New Jersey?
** As David Michael hates pancakes but doesn't want to say so after Watson so nicely made them, Kristy surreptitiously snatches one off his plate and horks it down.
--->'''Kristy VO:''' In the old days, he'd slip whatever he didn't want to Louie under the table. Now ''I'm'' Louie.
** Amanda Delaney gets in a good TakeThat
--->'''Amanda:''' You know that's a bath towel, right? What, were you born in a barn or, like, New Jersey?
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* "Hello, Camp Moosehead!":
** Mary Anne asks Karen what Watson told her about the camp.
--->'''Karen:''' That there are snakes, mostly when it rains. Which is a lot. And there are poisonous brown-tailed moths. But there's also a theater where you can put on plays.\\
'''Mary Anne:''' Really?\\
'''Karen:''' Yes. Unfortunately, ''[creepy tone]'' it's cursed by a crazed hermit, who was driven to madness by the singing from rehearsals. He kidnapped the entire cast...and they were never seen again. But the hermit's still out there...in a cabin in Old Camp. Some say, on quiet nights, you can still hear the vanished campers singing to him. ''[cheerfully]'' Okay, bye, Mary Anne! ''[skips away]''
** Dawn and the poor kids doing the [[Literature/TheHungerGames Mockingjay salute]] when Claudia is led away to be confined to her cabin.
** Mary Anne asks Karen what Watson told her about the camp.
--->'''Karen:''' That there are snakes, mostly when it rains. Which is a lot. And there are poisonous brown-tailed moths. But there's also a theater where you can put on plays.\\
'''Mary Anne:''' Really?\\
'''Karen:''' Yes. Unfortunately, ''[creepy tone]'' it's cursed by a crazed hermit, who was driven to madness by the singing from rehearsals. He kidnapped the entire cast...and they were never seen again. But the hermit's still out there...in a cabin in Old Camp. Some say, on quiet nights, you can still hear the vanished campers singing to him. ''[cheerfully]'' Okay, bye, Mary Anne! ''[skips away]''
** Dawn and the poor kids doing the [[Literature/TheHungerGames Mockingjay salute]] when Claudia is led away to be confined to her cabin.
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'''Kristy:''' The only person in the world that thinks I look great is [Literature/CuriousGeorge Curious George]], before he tries to eat me.\\
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'''Kristy:''' The only person in the world that thinks I look great is [Literature/CuriousGeorge [[Literature/CuriousGeorge Curious George]], before he tries to eat me.\\
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** Dawn's terrible attempt at pretending to be her mother on the phone, calling Richard.
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--->'''Kristy:''' ''[excited]'' Well, it's yellow, and it's long, and it's rustle-y. It kind of makes me look like ''[SmashCut to Kristy looking at herself in the mirror]'' --a banana. I look like a banana.\\
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--->'''Kristy:''' ''[excited]'' Well, it's yellow, and it's long, and it's rustle-y. It kind of makes me look like like-- ''[SmashCut to Kristy looking at herself in the mirror]'' --a banana. I look like a banana.\\
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** The girls are watching Richard with Sharon.
--->'''Dawn:''' Think he'll propose tonight?\\
'''Mary Anne:''' He has had, like, one-third a glass of champagne. ''[{{beat}}]'' Anything could happen.
--->'''Dawn:''' Think he'll propose tonight?\\
'''Mary Anne:''' He has had, like, one-third a glass of champagne. ''[{{beat}}]'' Anything could happen.
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''[Karen puckers up]''
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''[Karen puckers up]''up]''\\
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** Stacey asks Kristy to describe her dress.
--->'''Kristy:''' ''[excited]'' Well, it's yellow, and it's long, and it's rustle-y. It kind of makes me look like ''[SmashCut to Kristy looking at herself in the mirror]'' --a banana. I look like a banana.\\
'''Watson:''' Come on, it can't be that bad.\\
'''Kristy:''' ''[whips fitting room curtains open]'' See?\\
'''Watson:''' I think you look great.\\
'''Kristy:''' The only person in the world that thinks I look great is [Literature/CuriousGeorge Curious George]], before he tries to eat me.\\
'''Saleslady:''' The fit is perfect. It's like a glove.\\
'''Kristy:''' Or a peel.
--->'''Kristy:''' ''[excited]'' Well, it's yellow, and it's long, and it's rustle-y. It kind of makes me look like ''[SmashCut to Kristy looking at herself in the mirror]'' --a banana. I look like a banana.\\
'''Watson:''' Come on, it can't be that bad.\\
'''Kristy:''' ''[whips fitting room curtains open]'' See?\\
'''Watson:''' I think you look great.\\
'''Kristy:''' The only person in the world that thinks I look great is [Literature/CuriousGeorge Curious George]], before he tries to eat me.\\
'''Saleslady:''' The fit is perfect. It's like a glove.\\
'''Kristy:''' Or a peel.
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** In an otherwise serious scene, where the members of the Baby-Sitters Club comfort Stacey after learning about her diabetes, they begin to list off people they know who have it. Mary Anne states that Creator/HalleBerry has it, causing the girls to stare. Mary Anne's response is to, rather uncharacteristically for her, defensively say, "What? She does."
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** In an otherwise serious scene, where the members of the Baby-Sitters Club comfort Stacey after learning about her diabetes, they begin to list off people they know who have it. Mary Anne states that Creator/HalleBerry has it, causing the girls to stare. Mary Anne's response is to, rather uncharacteristically for her, uncharacteristically, defensively say, "What? She does."
** Vanessa Pike is going through a poetry phase, and could give Karen Brewer a run for her money in hilarity. "My darkened soul is broken and in pain. I hope at the beach, we get nothing but rain."
*** Later, Stacey narrates, "As a wise poet once put it, my darkened soul was broken and in pain. I hoped at the beach, we got nothing but rain."
*** At the end, a smiling Vanessa says, "The beach was a blast. I pray this trip was not my last."
*** Later, Stacey narrates, "As a wise poet once put it, my darkened soul was broken and in pain. I hoped at the beach, we got nothing but rain."
*** At the end, a smiling Vanessa says, "The beach was a blast. I pray this trip was not my last."
** The whole opening scene, pretty much.
--->'''Kristy:''' When you think of weddings, you think of flowers, champagne, grown-ups crying because they're happy, which doesn't make any sense. But weddings are about more than all that stuff. ''[slowly pan out to reveal Kristy officiating a "wedding" between Karen and David Michael]'' They're about love, commitment, what happens when you join two people and their families together forever. Unless someone changes their mind, which they do all the time.\\
'''Karen:''' We're all children of divorce, Kristy. Get to the good part.\\
'''David Michael:''' Just do whatever she says.\\
'''Kristy:''' Prepared for marriage already. Okay. Do you, Karen Amaryllis Brewer, take David Michael Thomas to be your lawfully wedded husband?\\
'''Karen:''' Wait, what's his middle name?\\
'''Kristy:''' Michael. David ''Michael'' Thomas.\\
'''Karen:''' So, three first names. Weird, but I do.\\
'''Kristy:''' And do you, David Michael Thomas, take Karen Amaryllis Brewer to be your lawfully wedded wife?\\
'''David Michael:''' As long as it's just pretend.\\
'''Kristy:''' So now, by the power vested in me by the state of Connecticut, I now pronounce you husband and--\\
''[Karen puckers up]''
'''Liz:''' Kristy, can you take the kids outside to play, please?\\
'''Karen:''' We haven't even kissed yet.\\
'''David Michael:''' And I didn't get to break the glass.\\
'''Liz:''' It's not a Jewish wedding, honey.\\
'''David Michael:''' But it would be cool to smash something.
--->'''Kristy:''' When you think of weddings, you think of flowers, champagne, grown-ups crying because they're happy, which doesn't make any sense. But weddings are about more than all that stuff. ''[slowly pan out to reveal Kristy officiating a "wedding" between Karen and David Michael]'' They're about love, commitment, what happens when you join two people and their families together forever. Unless someone changes their mind, which they do all the time.\\
'''Karen:''' We're all children of divorce, Kristy. Get to the good part.\\
'''David Michael:''' Just do whatever she says.\\
'''Kristy:''' Prepared for marriage already. Okay. Do you, Karen Amaryllis Brewer, take David Michael Thomas to be your lawfully wedded husband?\\
'''Karen:''' Wait, what's his middle name?\\
'''Kristy:''' Michael. David ''Michael'' Thomas.\\
'''Karen:''' So, three first names. Weird, but I do.\\
'''Kristy:''' And do you, David Michael Thomas, take Karen Amaryllis Brewer to be your lawfully wedded wife?\\
'''David Michael:''' As long as it's just pretend.\\
'''Kristy:''' So now, by the power vested in me by the state of Connecticut, I now pronounce you husband and--\\
''[Karen puckers up]''
'''Liz:''' Kristy, can you take the kids outside to play, please?\\
'''Karen:''' We haven't even kissed yet.\\
'''David Michael:''' And I didn't get to break the glass.\\
'''Liz:''' It's not a Jewish wedding, honey.\\
'''David Michael:''' But it would be cool to smash something.
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** David Michael wants to smash a glass at Watson and Elizabeth's wedding – not because he's under the impression that they're Jewish, but simply because "it would be cool to smash something!"
