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That '80s Show :: Tuesday Comes Over (01x03)
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| Title: | Tuesday Comes Over |
| Episode #: | 01x03 |
| Production Number: | 103 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday February 06th, 2002 |
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Katie invites Tuesday to stay at her place; Sophia convinces R.T. to buy a hottub; and Roger tries to sell his car by the end of the day.
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As part of a promotional night for the film Big Fat Liar starring Frankie Muniz, this episode was hosted by Frankie Muniz.
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Helix | No Rest for the Wicked | | | •Zebra | Who's Behind The Door? | |
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Corey: Well, hey, she's got her own place. Why does she have to come over here and rifle through my sock drawer?
Katie: What's wrong with you? Her place is too small for a sock drawer.
Corey: I don't care if she lives in a dumpster.
Katie: It's a Subaru.
| Katie: Okay, this is how it works. Say you finish reading the paper. Now, where does it go? Receptacle A? B? Or C?
RT: Hmm, let me think, uh ... D. I don't care.
| Tuesday: Look, I'm kind of in between places. I move into a new apartment on Monday.
Katie: Oh, good. Only four days. You know what would really be great? If you could stay in an actual house. Oh my God, I live in one! What a coincidence!
| Corey: Truce?
Tuesday: Whatever.
Margaret: Wow. The sexual tension is so thick in here. This is like watching Scarecrow and Mrs. King.
| Corey: Listen, I'm sorry I lied. Okay? Maybe I was just a little bit embarrassed about still living at home.
Tuesday: Okay, you know what? I'm sorry you lied, too.
| Tuesday: Have you got a washer/dryer?
Katie: Does Joanie love Chachi?
| Tuesday: Just so you know, I may do laundry at your house every once in a while. I have got to know how your sister got my shirt so soft.
Margaret: (sniffs) Downey. Clapton couldn't live without it. Even when that man was strung-out, he smelled April-fresh. Boy, that takes me back. Okay, that was far enough.
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Margaret: Downey. Clapton couldn't live without it.
Margaret is referring to singer Eric Clapton.
| Margaret: This is like watching Scarecrow and Mrs. King.
Scarecrow and Mrs. King was a CBS drama series that ran from 1983 until 1987.
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