[grins] Ohhh, the boys have poster boards and paint!
I love student activism.
S3 E11The Safe Harbor
You don't have to reinstate but you might want to.
MMercer
Enlighten me, Mr. Cohen. Why would I want to do that?
Because sometimes a good kid goes though a rough time. And we might think that by closing a door to her, or to him, we're teaching a lesson. And when that child needs us the most, we're not there for them. There isn't a person in this room that thinks Marissa Cooper is a threat to anyone, or that she wasn't a model student nor that she wouldn't continue to be. So what are we doing here? Instead of proving a point, let's right a wrong. It's so rare in life that anyone gets a second chance.
S3 E12The Sister Act
Oh my god, Kaitlin Cooper?
Weird neighbor kid, hi.
You have uhh... You've grown...
Boobs?
Ready to go? It's the third day of the Pride and Prejudice miniseries in English class.
Summer, the show you are about to see has all the makings of a classic Jane Austen novel. It's got sisters, lies and bosoms.
Marissa, I'm gonna need to borrow you for a second, 'cause, we're gonna have to work on Summer's birthday present.
Her birthday's not for like eight months.
What to get the girl who has everything? We need to plan early.
S3 E13The Pot Stirrer
Can you imagine growing up with Marissa Cooper as your older sister?
S3 E14The Cliffhanger
What do you want from me?
I want you.
S3 E15The Heavy Lifting
Summer found my stash.
You don't have any visible bruises. She... did she go for the kidneys?
Trust me, man, no girl wants to be alone on Valentine's Day.
And you know this because?
Because inside my manly exterior beats the heart of a 14-year-old girl.
S3 E16The Road Warrior
Oh, my God. You're listening to your own voice.
You see, on all the TV shows I watch, all these women have voice-overs. They even gave one to April on The Valley. Now, where most of these voice-overs, they don't make much sense, they do make your life seem more dramatic and meaningful.
So you think our lives need to be more dramatic?
No. Not yours.
S3 E17The Journey
I guess you don't remember me saying 'small'.
I did, I chose to ignore it.
S3 E18The Undertow
Ugh. Get a room.
Hey, count your blessings. Kids with affectionate parents
grow up to be better adjusted sexually as adults.
I know. I meant get a room. My room. And do it in front of me.
S3 E19The Secrets and Lies
What does she see in that guy? He's so dirty and greasy.
He's got good abs. Women like abs. I got a six-pack myself. I know.
Oh, Cohen, those are your ribs.
S3 E20The Day After Tomorrow
Seth, I gotta ask. Did you really get into Brown?
Did I get in? Now who's smoking pot? Listen to me, the only class I've ever gotten less than an A in was gym. My essay on the loneliness of being Superman made Mrs Rushfield cry. So of course I... Oh God, how did I not get in?
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