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"Death From Above." It's an excellent story. Wonderful expose. Listen, Ron.

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Oh!

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What did you say? Look at you, with that permanent smile. You think you're so smart, with your secret language. You just fart out of the top of your head.

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If you can't handle it, you leave the room.

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This fame was a rocket ship. A rocket ship that had free drinks and topless stewardesses. That'll do it for all of us here at GNN. Thank God for the events, thank me for the news. I'm Jack...

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Oh, Ron Burgundy, everyone. I want to kiss you. No. Or I'll kiss your friend. No. How about the two trainers kiss each other? What do you say, huh? So, let's say hello to the stars of the show, Chippy and Roo-roo! For your information, Chippy was rehabilitated and Roo-roo is an asshole. Ooh! Look, they're swimming and doing tricks! Folks, what do you expect? They're dolphins.

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You saved my life. She was trying to set me on fire. I didn't ask for these powers. I was given them.

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Thank you. Thank you, Ron. Sometimes I try to kiss 'em.

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Bye, Linda. I know why you haven't been returning my messages. I wasn't calling for me, I was calling because Walter has a piano recital in half an hour at the Tishman School on 65th Street. And he wrote a piece for you, Ron.

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Even though Ron Burgundy had lost his sight, he had never seen so clearly. You did it! And with every inch Doby grew, so did Ron's heart.

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Brick, your legs are fine. The color of your pants just matches... Ron, I don't have any legs! The Chroma-Key behind you. Ninety-three? Ninety-three? Relax.

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She doesn't think I connect with you as a child.

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Hey. You did a great job. Thanks, Gary. I don't think your dad's coming. I'm sorry, honey, but I think we need to go.

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You seem a little quiet, I must say. Just so you know, I'm absolutely fine with going to this family dinner.

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I was screaming, "Here I come! Oh! Here I come, Mom!"

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He'll long be remembered and he'll be sorely missed.

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That old man is so little and hairy!

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No, he was just explaining who you were and I was looking at you. And then he said something and I was still looking at you.

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"Death From Above." It's an excellent story. Wonderful expose. Listen, Ron.

Oh!

What did you say? Look at you, with that permanent smile. You think you're so smart, with your secret language. You just fart out of the top of your head.

If you can't handle it, you leave the room.

This fame was a rocket ship. A rocket ship that had free drinks and topless stewardesses. That'll do it for all of us here at GNN. Thank God for the events, thank me for the news. I'm Jack...

You saved my life. She was trying to set me on fire. I didn't ask for these powers. I was given them.

Thank you. Thank you, Ron. Sometimes I try to kiss 'em.

Bye, Linda. I know why you haven't been returning my messages. I wasn't calling for me, I was calling because Walter has a piano recital in half an hour at the Tishman School on 65th Street. And he wrote a piece for you, Ron.

Even though Ron Burgundy had lost his sight, he had never seen so clearly. You did it! And with every inch Doby grew, so did Ron's heart.

Brick, your legs are fine. The color of your pants just matches... Ron, I don't have any legs! The Chroma-Key behind you. Ninety-three? Ninety-three? Relax.

She doesn't think I connect with you as a child.

Hey. You did a great job. Thanks, Gary. I don't think your dad's coming. I'm sorry, honey, but I think we need to go.

You seem a little quiet, I must say. Just so you know, I'm absolutely fine with going to this family dinner.

I was screaming, "Here I come! Oh! Here I come, Mom!"

He'll long be remembered and he'll be sorely missed.

That old man is so little and hairy!

No, he was just explaining who you were and I was looking at you. And then he said something and I was still looking at you.