niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Detective Alexandra Eames:  Speaking of cradles , looks like you robbed _ one _ .
Detective Robert Goren: You 're uh , looking for her , huh ? You worried that you did n't inoculate her thoroughly enough against our tricks ?
Nicole Wallace: She has a natural immunity to pathological liars .
Detective Robert Goren: Well , uh , I 've never seen you so agitated .
Nicole Wallace: It must be all the pleasant memories this place brings back .
Output: REFERENCE cradles
Madison Montgomery:  Lose that ugly shawl .
Misty Day: Are you insane ? This came direct from Stevie .
Madison Montgomery: She probably has a bargain bin in her basement with 20 more just like it to hand out when she needs to make someone feel special .
Misty Day: Stevie would never do that .
Madison Montgomery: Lose the shawl . Drop it in the casket . Let the part of you that 's just an imitation of some other witch die . Give life to you . The _ one _ ... true ... Misty Day . Stupid bitch .
Output: REFERENCE Day
Dr. Tom Loman:  Multiple sharp - force injuries , _ ten _ in total . One puncture wound on his upper back , eight more puncture wounds on the front of his torso ... and a single wound in his upper thigh . Combined , the puncture wounds caused extensive internal bleeding . This man died a brutal death .
Output: REFERENCE injuries
Alice Hyatt:  Is Mel in a good mood ?
Vera Louise Gorman: I do n't know ; I 've never seen him in _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE mood
Jason Gideon:  The unsub brought his weapons with him . Tape , glue , wire . He did not leave them at the scene . Took them when he left . He has a kind of killing kit that he carries .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Organized killers usually have a skilled job , likely technology related , which may involve the use of the hands . The crime scenes are far enough apart that he needs a vehicle . This will be well - kept , obsessively clean , as will be his home . He 's diurnal , the attacks occurred during the day , so the vehicle may be related to his work , possibly a company car or truck .
Derek Morgan: We believe he watches the victims for a time , learns the rhythms of the home , knows his time frame .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: You 're not gon na catch him accidentally .
Jason Gideon: He destroys symbols of wealth in the victims ' homes . He harbors envy of and hatred toward people of a higher social class . He feels invisible around them .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Uh , class is the theme of the poem which he left at the various crime scenes . At one point in the poem , the woman attempts to bribe Death , but he does n't accept it . He says this is the one moment when riches mean nothing . When Death comes , poor and the rich are exactly alike .
Captain Griffith: So , he 's poor .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Probably middle - class . A decidedly lower - class person would stick out in a highly patrolled neighborhood . This guy appears to , uh , belong there . He blends in .
Detective Cornelius Martin: Why does he glue the eyes open ?
Elle Greenaway: The unsub is an exploitative rapist . Most rape victims close their eyes during the attack , turn their heads . For some rapists , this ruins the fantasy . For this type of rapist , the goal is more related to the victim watching him than the act itself .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: The verses , the staging , the aggressive language , " I am death " , this is a guy who , while being in control of the crime scene , almost certainly feels inadequate in the rest of his life .
Jason Gideon: That 's why he could n't wait for you to figure out what he 'd done . Why he needed to make sure all his crimes were counted . His victims , they represent whatever it is that 's controlling him , and he wants that control back . He is under the thumb of a powerful woman who frightens him . And a final point : He is white .
Captain Griffith: We have witnesses that identify him as a black male .
Jason Gideon: The attacker was black . He is not the Tommy Killer .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Mrs. Gordon 's husband came home at the same time that he always does . The Tommy Killer would've known that .
Elle Greenaway: And Mrs. Gordon 's attacker wore a ski mask . The unsub knows when he walks into a house , he 's going to kill the woman who lives there . If you 're not leaving any witnesses , why wear a ski mask ?
Derek Morgan: And he wants the victims to see him anyway .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Your attempted rapist is a garden - variety , disorganized young man .
Elle Greenaway: As the victim 's age goes up , generally the attacker 's age goes down . Mrs. Gordon is about _ 60 _ , which puts her rapist at about 20 .
Output: AGE
Angel:  Darla .
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Darla ?
Cordelia Chase: Darla ?
Winifred 'Fred' Burkle: Who 's Darla ?
Charles Gunn: Angel 's old flame from way back .
Winifred 'Fred' Burkle: Not the one who died ?
Charles Gunn: Yeah . No , not that _ one _ , the other one that died and came back to life . She 's a vampire .
Winifred 'Fred' Burkle: Do y' all have a chart or somethin' ?
Charles Gunn: In the files . I 'll get it for you later .
Output: REFERENCE flame
Tracy Faucet:  I 'll ram this helicopter down your throat !
Nick Schaffer: No ! Woah ! What are you doing ?
Tracy Faucet: Do n't worry about me , my father 's a Navy pilot ! I 've been flying since I was _ 15 _ !
Nick Schaffer: No , I 'm not worried about you , I 'm worried about me !
Output: AGE
Raj Koothrappali:  Stuart , help us settle an argument . Who would win in a fight , Billy the Kid or the White Wizard ?
Stuart: I could tell you , but then I would be depriving you of the joy of finding out yourselves at the magical , rootin'-tootin ' low price of $ 24.99 .
Raj Koothrappali: I 'll buy _ one _ .
Howard Wolowitz: Make that two .
Leonard Hofstadter: I hate you both and myself . Make it three .
Stuart: Like shooting nerds in a barrel .
Output: OTHER
Karen Pelly:  I think I got a good lead on a cold case .
Davis: Hey , great work rookie . What is it ?
Karen Pelly: Well , take a look at this picture of the water tower .
Davis: Not " Grad ' 68 " .
Karen Pelly: This picture was taken in 1972 .
Davis: How much did it cost to get these pictures blown up ?
Karen Pelly: But look the water tower 's unmarked .
Davis: You got 'em dry - mounted , that 's like 20 bucks each !
Karen Pelly: Why would someone paint " Grad ' 68 " if it was n't 1968 ?
Davis: I do n't know . But if you figure that _ one _ out , you 'll be halfway to ; I do n't give a damn !
Output: OTHER
Pete Malloy:  You know what this is ?
Jim Reed: Yes sir , it 's a police car .
Pete Malloy: This black and white patrol car has an overhead valve V8 engine . It develops 325 horsepower at 4800 RPM 's . It accelerates from _ 0 _ to 60 in seven seconds ; it has a top speed of 120 miles an hour . It 's equipped with a multi channeled DFE radio and an electronic siren capable of admitting three variables , wail , yelp , and alert . It also serves as an outside radio speaker and public address system . The automobile has two shotgun racks , one attached to the bottom portion of the front seat , one in the vehicle trunk . Attached to the middle of the dash , illuminated by a single bulb is a hot sheet desk . Fastened to which you will always make sure is the latest one off the teletype before you ever roll .
Jim Reed: Yes sir .
Pete Malloy: It 's your life insurance and mine . You take care of it and it 'll take care of you .
Jim Reed: Yes sir . You want me to drive ?
Output: OTHER
Russ Montgomery:  What special honor brings you to my office ?
Penelope Garcia: Where 's my octopus coffee mug ?
Russ Montgomery: Excuse me ?
Penelope Garcia: Uh - uh , do n't ! Beth , from carpool , told me she saw you take it from the kitchen
Russ Montgomery: Have you asked yourself why you 're listening to someone whose glasses are thicker than old coke bottles ?
Penelope Garcia: Beth 's stigmatism has no bearing on her veracity
Russ Montgomery: I think Beth is just a little bitter that someone did n't give her a call back after the first date .
Penelope Garcia: What ?
Russ Montgomery: She had an indefensible position on Moore 's Law
Penelope Garcia: Semiconductor density is a super sexy topic ! With transistors approaching single atom width , Moore 's law is only relevant for ...
Russ Montgomery: She thought it was invented by Roger Moore and enforced by the _ 7 _
Penelope Garcia: Oh , but it does n't preclude her having seen you taking my octopus cup fof drinking
Russ Montgomery: Except the fact that I do n't drink coffee
Penelope Garcia: Oh , good point . Hug it out ?
Russ Montgomery: Not necessary . Okay
Penelope Garcia: LAN - party , Wednesday , my crib
Russ Montgomery: Of course , I 'll bring the bean dip
Russ Montgomery: BYOC
Russ Montgomery: I do n't drink coffee and do enjoy a nice cup of tea
Output: OTHER
The Voice:  Where was the first time you saw her ?
Man: Honestly , I ca n't remember where I first saw her .
The Voice: And this is the woman you have professed your undying love for ?
Man: I always saw that as some trivial detail parents told their children to relive better times in their relationship .
The Voice: Seeing as how the subject of children is irrelevant at this point and was implausible even then , I 'll let you have that _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Ernest P. Worrell:  My motto is , " I never met a bad kid . "
State Supervisor: Then let me introduce you to some . These misfits were selected by their ward leaders as most in need of help . This here 's the ringleader , Bobby Wayne . He 's been in and out of institutions like this since he was eleven .
Bobby Wayne: Since I was _ nine _ .
State Supervisor: And this here 's Crutchfield . Twelve years old and already a master thief .
Crutchfield: It 's like a ... gift or something .
Ernest P. Worrell: Well , thanks
State Supervisor: And here 's Danny Simpson . He comes from a long line of troublemakers .
Danny: It 's a family tradition . I 've got a reputation to uphold .
State Supervisor: And the Albert Eeeeiiinstein of this institution , Chip Ooooozgood .
State Supervisor: Butch
State Supervisor: Too Cool Vargas .
Output: AGE
Buffy:  My brain is n't really functioning on the higher levels .
Buffy: It
Buffy: 's pretty much : fire bad , tree pretty .
Giles: Understandable . Well , when it 's working again , congratulate it on a good campaign . You did very well .
Buffy: Thank you . I will .
Giles: I , ah , I managed to ferret this out of the wreckage . Now , it may not interest you , but ...
Giles: I
Giles: 'd say you earned it .
Giles: There
Giles: 's a certain , um , dramatic irony attached to all this , a synchronicity that borders on , on predestination , _ one _ might say .
Buffy: Fire bad , tree pretty .
Giles: Yes , sorry . I 'll go and tend to Wesley , see if he 's still , um , whimpering .
Output: PEOPLE
Kyouichi Kanzaki:  Who knows ? Maybe I am just lonely .
Yoshihiko Kenjou: Come on , will you knock it off already ? Only people with an IQ of _ 200 _ or higher are allowed to think about that kind of stuff .
Kyouichi Kanzaki: Yeah ? Well , sorry , mine is only 100 .
Makoto Kurumizawa: You just have " I Want a Girl " Syndrome .
Kyouichi Kanzaki: " I Want a Girl " Syndrome ?
Makoto Kurumizawa: You just want to hold somebody close all night long , right ? Who else would it be but a girl ? I think about it every night ! Like if I do this , it 'll lead to that ; if I tease her here , she 'll do you know what - that kind of stuff !
Kyouichi Kanzaki: You really think so ?
Makoto Kurumizawa: What , do you think that 's it ?
Kyouichi Kanzaki: Well , I doubt your IQ is anywhere near 200 .
Makoto Kurumizawa: You got that right , mine stops at 30 !
Output: OTHER
Tim:  You fuck lots of women . Have you ever truly loved one ?
Richard: I love them all . Ca n't love them all if you only love _ one _ .
Tim: If that 's true , that 's interesting .
Richard: Yeah . You want to know what I think , Timothy ? When they really get to see me , I do n't like what they see .
Tim: You make sure of that .
Output: REFERENCE women
Benjamin:  Strike one ! Strike _ two _ ! Strike three !
Benjamin: You 're out !
Output: OTHER
Steven:  In case you forgot Elliot , it 's a " zero sum game , I just do n't think you got the balls for it .
Elliot: The hell with you Taylor , this time tomorrow neither one of us will have any balls left .
Steven: Just do n't panic .
Elliot: you 're damn right I am .
Steven: so what 's it to you ? You dropped $ 50 million in a day ?
Steven: do you know how fast _ 50 _ can become 500 ?
Steven: what 's the spot rate ?
Elliot: you look at it , we 're sitting at ground zero and you 're telling me to " think happy thoughts " ?
Output: CURRENCY
Richard Castle:  You know , we really should take a little cruise . Imagine all the secret interludes we could have .
Kate Beckett: You mean like that scene in " Titanic " , the _ one _ in the old car ?
Richard Castle: Yeah , Jack and Rose and the steamy window . We could just jump into one of these life boats .
Richard Castle, Kate Beckett: The
Richard Castle, Kate Beckett: life boats .
Output: REFERENCE scene
Paul:  Have it your way snout - man , die a slow painful _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Heffer:  I 'm starving . What 's the biggest thing on the menu ?
Cashier: That would be our Knockwurst Nightmare Platter , 570 pounds of ground pig parts packed tightly but tantalizingly into over two miles of intestinal tubing . No - one has ever finished the Nightmare Platter .
Heffer: I 'll take _ two _ .
Cashier: There are n't enough pigs in the country , sir .
Output: REFERENCE Platter
Faith:  Three squares , nice weight room , movie every third Sunday , could 've been worse .
Spike: What movie ?
Faith: Last _ one _ was Glitter . I guess it could n't have been worse .
Output: REFERENCE movie
Daniel Tosh:  We 'll put an asterisk next to Barry Bonds ' name , sure , as soon as we put _ one _ next to Babe Ruth 's name . Getting to break records before black people were allowed to play ? Excuse me , where is that asterisk ? Why do n't people talk about that ?
Output: REFERENCE asterisk
Captain Jonathan Power:  There 's room in the team for one more . But it has to be the right _ one _ . And that takes time , trust .
Output: PEOPLE
Harry:  You really hate me , do n't you ?
Kat: ' ate you ? No . I just think you 're a fat old perv .
Harry: You loved me once .
Kat: I loved Father Christmas and all but he did n't touch me up .
Harry: It was n't just me . You were always going around in that little miniskirt .
Kat: That was my school uniform .
Harry: And the make - up .
Kat: I used to walk around in mum 's high heels when I was _ three _ . Up for it then , was I ? You see you ca n't ' urt me any more , Harry . You ca n't make me believe it was my fault . You got me pregnant .
Harry: What ?
Kat: Did n't know that , did you ? The most beautiful little girl in the world she is . She 's seventeen now .
Harry: What 's happened to her ?
Kat: Mum and dad brought her up as their own . Yeah . Zoe . And I told her what you did . She ' ates you .
Harry: You bitch !
Kat: What ? You mean I ai n't your special little girl any more .
Output: AGE
Ann Sadler:  Just let me explain .
Alec Sadler: Explain what ? Why you lied in a court of law ? That 's perjury , you can go to jail .
Ann Sadler: You do n't understand .
Alec Sadler: Do you know what you 've done ? I 'm supposed to testify tomorrow .
Ann Sadler: And I 'm not asking you to lie , Alec .
Alec Sadler: Well , if I tell the truth , then I send my mother to jail . If I lie , then I risk sending us both .
Ann Sadler: Look , Julian needs our protection . He has no one else .
Alec Sadler: Julian shot a police officer in cold blood . He tried to blow up a building , he was ready to do it . He does n't deserve our protection .
Ann Sadler: He 's family , Alec . Families do not turn their backs on _ one _ another .
Alec Sadler: No . Apparently , they throw one another to the wolves and then fight over the scraps .
Output: PEOPLE
Jenny Ryan:  So you do n't know where he is ?
Kate Beckett: Um ... no . But we are going to find him , and , um ... we do n't believe that he 's in any immediate danger .
Jenny Ryan: Why would he do a thing like this ? Maybe he thinks he has something to prove , 'cause of all of our ... pregnancy stuff .
Kate Beckett: You know , I think that there are probably a number of reasons , but the main _ one _ is that he just wants to do the right thing . I mean , that 's who he is , that 's why he became a cop , that 's why you fell in love with him .
Jenny Ryan: I just want him to come home .
Output: REFERENCE reasons
Special Agent Seeley Booth:  You know , Wendell . You know , back in ' _ 2 _ , we had to secure this ridge in Gozni before our major forces came in . Little did we know , the Taliban had already been there and they pinned us down for about six days , and they kept picking us off ... one by one . Fifteen guys went up that ridge and only three came home .
Wendell Bray: I know what you 're tryin ' to do , Booth . I appreciate it . The doctors tried to do the same thing ...
Special Agent Seeley Booth: No , you do n't . I do n't think you know what I 'm talking about . And I do n't think you appreciate what I 'm telling you right now . What I 'm telling you is that I saw twelve of my brothers killed in front of me . Twelve . You got dealt a bad hand . Deal with it .
Wendell Bray: Sorry ...
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Enough with the apologies . Okay , Wendell ? Stop feeling sorry for yourself and keep fighting . I do n't need to see another brother die .
Output: YEAR
Vince Masuka:  Eight confirmed
Dexter Morgan: Eight confirmed ? Here ?
Angel Batista: No . Here is just _ one _ .
Vince Masuka: We 're talking eight confirmed victims of the Bay Harbor Butcher .
Dexter Morgan: The Bay Harbor ... Butcher ?
Vince Masuka: That 's what the press is calling whoever dumped those bodies off shore . Has a nice ring to it , no ?
Dexter Morgan: Well , it 's a little ... lurid
Angel Batista: Lurid and possibly wrong . Part of me 's hoping they found the Ice Truck Killer 's dumping ground .
Dexter Morgan: Tell me about it . Last thing Miami needs is another serial killer .
Output: REFERENCE victims
David Rossi:  Garcia , we need the records of every student at Pillsbury who filed a bullying complaint against Amanda Bergstrom , Matt Doherty , and Austin Settergren .
Emily Prentiss: Also , anyone who received counseling for being bullied by those students .
Penelope Garcia: Wow . This is a really big pool . I 've got twenty - seven names .
Emily Prentiss: Any of those students bullied by all _ three _ ?
Penelope Garcia: No .
David Rossi: Like Bakken said , most victims never come forward .
Penelope Garcia: So I 'm seeing the tip of a really big iceberg .
Luke Alvez: Nobody wants to be a snitch .
Emily Prentiss: Also , bullying is often so widespread , it 's normalized .
Jennifer Jareau: It would only amplify the unsub 's feeling of powerlessness .
Output: REFERENCE students
Dr. Kerry Weaver:  Your IQ 's not 150 . Mine 's only _ 145 _ .
Jerry Markovic: What am I supposed to do , apologize because I 'm smarter than you ?
Output: REFERENCE IQ
Errol:  Hello Mum . It 's your third youngest Errol here . The Chinese _ one _ . Did Barry get that job ? He 's the one with the lisp . I hope so , I like him .
Output: PEOPLE
Scream-Like Killer Voice:  What 's your favorite scary movie ?
Jack Hunter: Oooh ! Well , I like the one with the hottie - hot - hot from Party of _ Five _ .
Jennifer Love Fefferman: Neve Campbell ?
Eric Matthews: Duh .
Output: OTHER
John Book:  Samuel , the man who was killed tonight was a policeman , and it 's my job to find out what happened . I want you to tell me everything you saw when you went into the bathroom .
Samuel Lapp: Um ... there were two .
John Book: There were TWO men ?
Samuel Lapp: I only saw _ one _ .
John Book: Does anybody else know about this ?
Det. Sgt. Elden Carter: No , no one 's had a chance to talk to him .
John Book: What did he look like , the man that you saw ?
Samuel Lapp: He was ... like him .
John Book: He
John Book: was a black man , had black skin ?
Samuel Lapp: Ya , but not schtumpig .
John Book: Schtulpig ? What 's ' schtumpig ' ?
Rachel Lapp: On a farm , when a pig is born small like that , it 's called schtumpig , a runt .
John Book: Oh , so he was n't a runt . He was a big guy , like me ?
Samuel Lapp: Big
Samuel Lapp: guy !
Output: REFERENCE men
Maureen:  ATM card ?
Linda: Oh ! Yeah , I forgot .
Maureen: Pin number , hello !
Linda: Oh ! Sorry , it 's really easy to remember . You take the number of letters in Linda , that 's 5 . Then you subtract 3 , that 's the number of fingers my ex - boyfriend has on his left hand . Then you add the number of kids my Uncle Frank has , that 's 8 . Then you subtract the number of planets in the Solar System , that 's 12 .
Maureen: There are 9 planets .
Linda: Really ? Oh well , you 're just going to have to remember it . It 's _ 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 _ .
Maureen: Freak !
Output: OTHER
Jen:  Do you remember when you were _ ten _ and your Mom would n't get you that candy bar that you really , really wanted ? Did n't you ever just ... swipe it ?
Dawson: No .
Output: AGE
Clark Edison:  The annual murder rate in Norway is _ 0.7 _ .
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Less than one murder a year ?
Dr. Camille Saroyan: In that case , they should solve the ones they have , or they 'll never get any practice .
Output: REFERENCE rate
Phil Coulson:  Have you thought about the offer ?
Skye: Hitching a ride on the crazy plane ? I 'm not exactly a team player .
Phil Coulson: We 're not exactly a team . But we 're in a position to do some good . You 'd be a great help . And you 'd be front row center at the strangest show on earth . Which is after all what you wanted .
Skye: I was able to hack S.H.I.E.L.D. from my van . You 're gon na show me something new ?
Phil Coulson: Go .
Grant Ward: Sir , we 've got an 801 .
Phil Coulson: Is that confirmed ?
Grant Ward: They want * us * to go in and confirm it .
Phil Coulson: What 's an _ 801 _ ?
Phil Coulson: You 've got exactly 10 minutes to decide if you really want to know .
Skye: There 's no way we can make it to the airfield in ... 10 minutes .
Phil Coulson: The tide is rising .
Output: OTHER
Louise Davis:  Well you know not all men are slaves to their testosterone , Roman .
Joe Roman: No , no ... you 're right . Just the ones between _ 13 _ and 65 .
Output: AGE
Randy:  Your chick is really drag .
Jimmy Moon: At least I 've got _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE chick
Dinky Bossetti:  Once when I was _ six _ and a quarter , Mrs. Bosetti and I sat down and we talked .
Elizabeth Zaks: So , what happened ?
Dinky Bossetti: Well ... I told her I preferred books to dolls , boots to ballet slippers and that my idea of a family vacation was for all of us to go work on the Alaskan pipeline .
Output: AGE
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter:  I checked the victim for any implants or traceable medical hardware , but I discovered nothing that would aid you in your quest . However , I did find a telling mark on her body .
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter: This
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter: is a very unusual scar . My guess is she sustained the injury ten or twelve years ago .
Richard Castle: Right about the time she was sent to the orphanage .
Kate Beckett: In what way is the scar unusual ?
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter: Uh , she took shrapnel . Based on faint , small scars over her back and legs , it was from some kind of explosion , like an IED .
Kate Beckett: You 're not saying she was in combat as a ten year girl ?
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter: Improbable , but this much I know : she was treated by a U.S. military surgeon .
Kate Beckett: And you know that based on what ?
M.E. Sidney Perlmutter: Uh , this open type of stippled scarring is the result of a technique called debriding . Uh , military surgeons started using it on blast wounds during the Afghan war , saved a lot of lives . But it was n't adopted by civilian doctors until fairly recently . Only two military facilities in Japan were doing this surgery at that time . _ One _ at a base in Yokosuka and one in Okinawa .
Kate Beckett: Okinawa ?
Kate Beckett: That
Kate Beckett: 's where Saito 's Yakuza clan came from .
Output: REFERENCE facilities
Helen Chapel:  What the hell 's this ' transponder ' he keeps talking about ?
Fay Schlob Dumbly DeVay Cochran: It 's a transmitter that sends out a constant homing signal so that , in the event of a crash , they 'll be sure to find us .
Helen Chapel: And if we do n't have _ one _ ?
Fay Schlob Dumbly DeVay Cochran: Well , what 's the nautical equivalent of ' needle in a haystack ? '
Output: REFERENCE transponder
David Stachowski:  Sorry , bud . I see a ball , I go for it .
Ethan Morgan: I 'm fine . Nothing a hospital ca n't fix .
Erica Jones: David ! David !
David Stachowski: Okay . This chick is seriously crazy . What 's her deal ?
Ethan Morgan: We may never figure that _ one _ out . If I were you , I 'd run .
Erica Jones: I want a love tackle ! David ! I love you !
Output: REFERENCE deal
Judy:  Henry 's 6 , Ellen is 8 . That 's my father . It 's taken a long time and a lot of therapy but I realized I do n't want to lose him .
Valerie Malone: Your father has he gone through therapy too ? Look your daughter 's eight years old . I was _ eleven _ when my father molested me .
Output: AGE
Martin Payne:  I never understood why a brother takes their lady to a club . That 's like going out fr hot dogs when you got Steak - Ums at home .
Gina Waters: You know , you use to do it . It 's fun , it 's exciting , it 's romantic .
Martin Payne: I 'm romantic . You know that . Do n't we get " busy " every day ?
Gina Waters: I 'm not talking about that , Martin . You know , we never do anything exciting , like go out .
Martin Payne: Oh ! Oh , okay , so that 's it . You want me to be like Romeo . Come on baby , that ai n't me , I got my own thing .
Gina Waters: I just thought that it would be fun to do something different , like go out .
Martin Payne: You want to go to maybe to the hip - hop club ? Or the rock - your - butt club ? You wanna do that ? No , no , let 's go to your favorite , baby . The Price Club . Ha - ha .
Gina Waters: You forgot _ one _ , Martin . The man - who - sleeps - all - by - himself club .
Martin Payne: Well , you just make sure I get in free .
Output: REFERENCE club
Ernie Walker:  Yeah , but who 's Matthew working for ? That 's the big _ one _ is n't it .
Albert Campion: We are mildly interested .
Ernie Walker: Mildly interested costs a fiver .
Albert Campion: Your dad would have come across for half a crown .
Ernie Walker: Do n't blame me , blame the gold standard .
Output: OTHER
Frasier:  Why is it that every time we try to have a serious discussion , we end up talking about your sex life ?
Roz Doyle: Because I have _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE life
Dean Stiffle:  I read the statistics , that the average kid sees something like , 10,000 dead bodies on TV before he turns _ 18 _ .
Crystal Falls: Is that what it was like ? Like TV ?
Dean Stiffle: No - it was n't like that at all .
Output: AGE
Frank:  If your thinking on going out there we better get at it or the hill 's going to get higher to climb .
Chris: How many men does he have left ?
Frank: I counted _ thirty _ . We could circle higher come from behind .
Chris: One Chance in hell !
Frank: That 's better than none at all .
Chris: Saddle the horses .
Frank: Already did .
Output: REFERENCE men
Katya:  What makes a man attractive ? A scar .
Pierre Peders: Why ?
Katya: Because ... most women have _ one _ too .
Output: REFERENCE scar
Tracy Jordan:  I 'm whipped . Angie got me up at _ 7.3 _ today . Did you know in the morning they got food , TV , almost everything ? It 's pretty good .
Liz Lemon: I did know that , yeah .
Output: TIME
C-Note:  I 'll double what you get .
C.O. Geary: I 'm getting _ 250 _ .
C-Note: 500 . Ai n't no problem .
C.O. Geary: I ai n't talking cigarettes and extra chocolate desserts here , I 'm talking green paper with dead white guys on it .
C-Note: I said : Ai n't no problem .
Output: CURRENCY
Bearded Man:  Well , there 's always a solution .
Arthur Frobisher: What kind of solution ?
Bearded Man: A permanent _ one _ .
Arthur Frobisher: What ? Oh , God , no . What , you think that I ... ?
Bearded Man: It would n't get back to you .
Arthur Frobisher: We 're ... we 're talking about a human life here . She 's an innocent girl . She did n't do anything . She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time .
Bearded Man: Sometimes , that 's enough .
Arthur Frobisher: You 're serious , are n't you ? You 're actually suggesting ...
Bearded Man: Look , Mr. Frobisher , you 're insulated . You have resources . This kind of thing is simpler than you 'd think .
Arthur Frobisher: So , how 's that work ? You know a guy , you make a call ?
Bearded Man: It 's simpler than you think .
Arthur Frobisher: Yeah . Of course it is . Become powerful enough , eventually every option gets presented to you , does n't it ?
Bearded Man: Yes , sir .
Arthur Frobisher: One day , you 're living your life , the next thing you know , some man shows up on your doorstep and offers you the ultimate decision .
Bearded Man: And that 's all it is , Mr. Frobisher ... just another decision .
Arthur Frobisher: No . You go down that road and then ... you know ... who are you ? I mean , there 's no going back . No , no , no .
Bearded Man: Think about your family , Mr. Frobisher .
Arthur Frobisher: Do n't you tell me what - !
Bearded Man: This case is going to end with someone 's life being destroyed . Why should it be yours ?
Output: REFERENCE solution
Sheriff Wallace:  Well , it looks like to me we got five Angel Beach assholes here . Yes , sir . Five walkin ' talkin ' rectums . Where 's your car , boy ?
Mickey: Right there .
Sheriff Wallace: You from Seward County ?
Mickey: Yeah .
Sheriff Wallace: Well , I do n't know much about the laws in Seward County , but we got laws here about driving with busted headlights .
Mickey: I do n't have a busted headlight .
Sheriff Wallace: Do n't have a busted headlight ?
Mickey: Shit
Sheriff Wallace: !
Sheriff Wallace: That 's a $ 35.00 fine . Thirty - five bucks or a night in jail !
Tommy Turner: I 've got fifteen bucks .
Pee Wee Morris: I 've got - I've got five .
Sheriff Wallace: You got five , you got _ fifteen _ , huh ?
Meat: I 've got twelve .
Tim: I think I got three .
Porky: Watch this .
Mickey: Goddamn
Mickey: it !
Sheriff Wallace: You
Sheriff Wallace: got a busted taillight , too . That 's 20 more dollars . Can you cover it ?
Mickey: I 've got ten .
Sheriff Wallace: Give it to me ! Give me all you got . Well , I guess I can show a little leniency for first offenders . Whadaya say , Pork ? Should I give these nice lads a break ?
Porky: Oh , they seem like a nice bunch of clean - cut Angel Beach pussies . A little smelly . Yeah , give 'em a break .
Sheriff Wallace: You heard the man . You get your candy - asses back over to Seward County and you keep 'em there . This here 's a " man 's " county . Go on , get the fuck out . Go on . Go on ! Go on . Here we go ! Here we go ! Goin' home now , ai n't we ?
Porky: I do n't think they 'll be comin ' back . Let 's go back inside and get some beer .
Output: CURRENCY
Peggy:  It can be lonely being the only _ one _ who remembers .
Output: PEOPLE
Spock:  They remind me of the lilies of the field . They toil not , neither do they spin . But they seem to eat a great deal . I see no practical use for them .
Dr. McCoy: Does everything have to have a practical use for you ? They 're nice , they 're soft and they 're furry , and they make a pleasant sound .
Spock: So would an ermine violin , Doctor , but I see no advantage in having _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE violin
Captain:  Surrender yourselves ! It 's _ five _ against two . You 're clearly outnumbered .
Uncle Iroh: Ah , that 's true , but you are clearly outmatched .
Output: OTHER
Stepmother:  It 's just Cinderella . She 's nothing but a nothing .
Prince Henry: Madam , it takes one , as they say , to know _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE nothing
Astrid:  How can you be a Dragon Rider and not ride a dragon ?
Snotlout: You were always the smart _ one _ , Astrid .
Hiccup: W - wait a minute . You 're ...
Snotlout: Quitting . That 's right . I shall be your Dragon Rider no more .
Output: PEOPLE
Rebecca Howe:  I think we 'll just make an entrance through the alley .
Sam Malone: Oh , you got to be kidding . What are you going to do ? Bust a hole in my wall ?
Norm Peterson: Oh , actually Sam , you know that window - the leaded stain glass window - is in a single wooden frame , so I think you could pop it out fairly easily with a crowbar . I think the opening is like _ four _ by eight which is perfectly good for a standard entrance . You build a little staircase and you 've got a nice little doorway .
Sam Malone: Boy you 've put a lot of thought into this .
Norm Peterson: It 's always been a dream of mine to someday retire and build a little apartment back there .
Output: OTHER
The Doctor:  Why are you repeating ?
Sky Silvestry: Why are you repeating ?
The Doctor: What is that , learning ?
Sky Silvestry: What is that , learning ?
The Doctor: Copying ?
Sky Silvestry: Copying ?
The Doctor: Absorbing ?
Sky Silvestry: Absorbing ?
The Doctor: The square root of pi is 1.7 ...
Sky Silvestry: The square root of pi is ...
The Doctor: 7245385090 ...
Sky Silvestry: 1.77245385 ...
The Doctor: 551602729 ...
Sky Silvestry: 90551602 ...
The Doctor: 816748334 ...
Sky Silvestry: 729816748 ...
The Doctor: _ 1 _ . Wow .
Sky Silvestry: 3341 . Wow .
Professor Hobbes: But
Professor Hobbes: that 's impossible .
Sky Silvestry: But that 's impossible .
Dee Dee Blasco: She could n't repeat all that .
Sky Silvestry: She could n't repeat all that .
Val Cane: Tell her to stop .
Sky Silvestry: Tell her to stop .
Output: OTHER
Levon:  We had the _ 240 _ ...
Barry: ... we had to have the pudding .
Output: OTHER
Steven Haladki:  Hey ! What a day , huh ?
Michael Vaughn: Why do you say that ?
Steven Haladki: Come _ one _ . Bristow 's mom , your dad . It 's not like a secret around here . Vaughn , that really sucks .
Eric Weiss: Well played .
Steven Haladki: You know what I think ? Barnett is gon na be good for you .
Michael Vaughn: I am not seeing Barnett .
Steven Haladki: Oh , yeah , you are . She wants to see ya . I mean , come on . You 're Bristow 's handler , you found out that her mom killed your dad ... She is a shrink , she lives for crisis management I think she will be good for ya ...
Steven Haladki: I
Steven Haladki: like thick crust , in case you wanted me to come .
Eric Weiss: Oh , hey , we do n't .
Output: OTHER
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner:  You never were _ one _ for offices .
Sam Cooper: A medical condition . I 'm allergic to bureaucracy .
Output: PEOPLE
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw:  Mrs. Draper is back for her 27th hospital admission status , post - pancreatic pseudocyst .
Dr. Neela Rasgotra: 27 ?
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw: Yes , somebody needs to tell her the hospital stopped giving out frequent - flier miles . Oh , and she 's a chronic rectal discomfort , and you two get to work her up and review her old charts .
Dr. Neela Rasgotra: All 27 ?
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw: No , why do n't you just forget all about visits 6 , 13 , and uh , what do you think , _ 21 _ ? Yeah , that should keep it interesting . It 'll be like playing patient roulette .
Output: REFERENCE visits
Henry Browning:  You were both over 18 . Regardless of your seriousness or intent at the time , I 'm afraid that your wedding at the Drive - Thru of Love was real , legal , and binding .
Kate Beckett: Okay , we are getting married in three days .
Henry Browning: I 'm afraid you ca n't . Not unless you terminate your first marriage .
Kate Beckett: We have three hundred people coming . Most of them are flying in . So what are we going to say to all of them ?
Richard Castle: Henry , is there anything we can do to make this go away ?
Henry Browning: It 's possible , if there 's mutual consent . I brought a dissolution of marriage contract , and I could expedite it through the city , but ... you 'll have to get Mr. O'Leary to sign it , too .
Kate Beckett: How ? It 's been fifteen years . I have no idea where he is .
Kevin Ryan: Okay , looks like we found him . But man , is your husband a piece of work .
Kate Beckett: He 's not my husband .
Richard Castle: Except legally , he is .
Kate Beckett: So , what do we know about him ?
Javier Esposito: Well , your boy got around . He was charged with theft in Austin in ' _ 5 _ . He did time for a DUI in Iowa in ' 7 .
Kevin Ryan: He was arrested for fraud in Kentucky , and , uh ... oh , this is a good one . He was put in jail for impersonating an FBI agent in New Orleans .
Richard Castle: I must say , given his record , I 'm really surprised you stayed with him all these years .
Output: YEAR
Elaine Denham:  You 're needy and I 'm _ 26 _ , innit .
Output: AGE
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  I 've always been on my own , Angela .
Angela Montenegro: Yeah , but you 're never going to be on your own again -ever . Those little kicks that you feel , that 's just the beginning . Look at this . You and Booth made that baby together . So it 's going to expect that both of you be there . I 'm with Booth on this _ one _ . Are you mad at me ?
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: I 'm actually feeling very affectionate toward you , but of course that could just be the hormones .
Angela Montenegro: I hope not .
Output: OTHER
Judy:  Henry 's 6 , Ellen is _ 8 _ . That 's my father . It 's taken a long time and a lot of therapy but I realized I do n't want to lose him .
Valerie Malone: Your father has he gone through therapy too ? Look your daughter 's eight years old . I was eleven when my father molested me .
Output: AGE
Kevin:  Any luck finding an apartment yet ?
Corri: We might have actually found _ one _ but the asking price is a little high . Hopefully we find one soon though because living with my parents is ... ... getting out of hand . You know , with all of the drugs . And the sex swings . And the dog fighting in the basement . Which is where I think you got me pregnant . We 're gon na have a baby . Surprise ! You 're a father ! Wooo ! Kevin ? Kevin ?
Output: REFERENCE apartment
Valerie Malone:  Are n't any of you a little disturbed by all this ? I mean , did n't you get a good look that them ?
Steve Sanders: Kelly and Colin ?
Valerie Malone: No . The ghosts from Christmas Past . Yes , Colin and Kelly . Do n't you think that this is manic behavior ?
Steve Sanders: You heard what she said . Her father gave her some extra cash to blow . She 's having a good time , and it seems that she and Colin are happy again . What 's the big deal ? I do n't know about you people , but I 'm feel loved .
Valerie Malone: Well , from looking at them , there were both blowing more than cash .
Clare Arnold: What ? You think Colin was high again ?
Valerie Malone: They both were .
Steve Sanders: Kelly ? High ? I do n't think so .
Clare Arnold: No way . She 's been all over Colin from the very beginning about this .
David Silver: That is kind of a far stretch . I do n't think she 'd be using after what she went through with her mother .
Steve Sanders: And that whole intervention thing with Dylan ?
Valerie Malone: Oh , guys , I mean come on ! All I keep hearing about is Dylan , and Kelly 's mother , and David . When does anybody learn anything from the lessons of the past ? From _ one _ who used to experiment with coke , as did my own father and mother , I mean trust me . These are guilt gifts . Kelly 's getting high .
Output: PEOPLE
Della:  One , two , three four , plus two equals _ six _ , plus five equals eleven and one equals twelve . Twelve euros . Shit .
Output: CURRENCY
Sub-Commander T'Pol:  The Captain told the Aquatics we could disable these spheres .
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: And I 'm trying not to make a liar out of him .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: Really ?
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: What do you mean by that ?
Sub-Commander T'Pol: You 've dismissed all of my proposals .
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: When you come up with _ one _ that does n't involve blowin ' ourselves up , I 'll be a little more enthusiastic .
Output: REFERENCE proposals
Javier Esposito:  Name 's Tessa Horton , 29 . Roommate came home from the weekend away and found her up there .
Richard Castle: Ooh , jeez ! Who puts a body on a ceiling ?
Lanie Parish: Beats me , but I probably wo n't sleep for weeks .
Javier Esposito: Looks like something out of _ one _ your books , right ?
Output: REFERENCE books
Dr. Max DeBryn:  Pending toxicological results , I consulted a colleague from the Botanic Gardens . He identified the leaves in the teapot as having come from Datura stramonium .
DC Endeavour Morse: Datura ?
Dr. Max DeBryn: A weed . Also known as the Thorn Apple or Devil 's Snare .
DI Fred Thursday: Poisonous ?
Dr. Max DeBryn: Oh highly toxic . The seed pods in particular . I took the liberty ... Been used for centuries by the Indians and Chinese as a treatment for Asthma . But the line between a medicinal and a lethal dose is very thin indeed . Contains atropine and scopolamine .
DI Fred Thursday: The " truth " drug ?
Dr. Max DeBryn: That 's right . Taken in an overdose , symptoms include severe hallucinations , seizures , all leading step by jolly step to blindness , coma and an eventual " how do you do " from St. Peter . If _ one _ goes in for that sort of thing .
Output: PEOPLE
Adrian Monk:  Or maybe I just feel insulted .
Dr. Neven Bell: Insulted ?
Adrian Monk: What I do is hard . I am out there , I am sweating out every clue . I am putting killers behind bars . What does she do ? What does she do ?
Adrian Monk: 91
Adrian Monk: ! Number 91 ! 91 ! Number 91 ! 91 ! Number 91 . How hard is that ? A talking monkey could do her job , you see . It 's embarrassing .
Dr. Neven Bell: Actually that 's a _ 16 _ . See , you 're holding it upside down .
Output: OTHER
Susan Foreman:  We 've left _ 1963 _ .
The Doctor: Oh , yes , undoubtedly . I 'll be able to tell you where presently . Zero ? That 's not right . I 'm afraid this yearometer is not calculating properly . Hm ! Well , anyway , the journey 's finished . What are you doing down there ?
Barbara Wright: What have you done ?
Ian Chesterton: Barbara , you do n't believe all this nonsense .
Susan Foreman: Well , look at the scanner screen .
The Doctor: Yes , look up there . They do n't understand and I suspect they do n't want to . Well , there you are . A new world for you .
Ian Chesterton: Sand and rock ?
The Doctor: Yes . That 's the immediate view outside the ship .
Barbara Wright: But where are we ?
Ian Chesterton: You mean that 's what we 'll see when we go outside ?
Susan Foreman: Yes , you 'll see it for yourself .
Ian Chesterton: I do n't believe it .
The Doctor: You really are a stubborn young man , are n't you ?
Ian Chesterton: All right , show me some proof . Give me some concrete evidence . I 'm sorry , Susan . I do n't want to hurt you , but it 's time you were brought back to reality .
Susan Foreman: But you 're wrong , Mr. Chesterton .
The Doctor: They are saying I 'm a charlatan . What concrete evidence would satisfy you ? Hmm ?
Ian Chesterton: Just open the doors , Doctor Foreman .
The Doctor: Eh ? Doctor who ? What are you talking about ?
Output: YEAR
Lt. Columbo:  Uh - oh . Another bad _ one _ , huh , Doc ?
Dr. Bart Keppel: Yes , that 's a bad one !
Lt. Columbo: Let 's see if I can help you find that !
Dr. Bart Keppel: Why do n't you come to the point , Lieutenant ?
Lt. Columbo: The real point ?
Dr. Bart Keppel: Yes . The real one . That one . Go ahead . Go ahead .
Lt. Columbo: I think you 're guilty of homicide . I think you killed Mr. Norris , and I think you killed the projectionist .
Dr. Bart Keppel: Lieutenant , how could I have killed Mr. Norris , or anybody else , when I was standing in plain view of everyone in the screening room at the time ?
Lt. Columbo: You could n't .
Dr. Bart Keppel: No .
Lt. Columbo: So you were n't .
Dr. Bart Keppel: Yes ... but they DID see me .
Lt. Columbo: No , sir . They heard you . And you had a tape recorder . And it was dark .
Dr. Bart Keppel: Wait a minute . Let me get one thing straight . I was told that all of the testimony was unanimous . Everyone in the room swore they saw me there . Is that true ?
Lt. Columbo: Yes , sir .
Dr. Bart Keppel: Has someone CHANGED their testimony ?
Lt. Columbo: No , sir .
Dr. Bart Keppel: No , they haven't ! Well , when they do , we 'll be able to pursue this fascinating line of speculation . Ah ! Here 's my ball . There it is . I 'll just toss it out a bit ... and no one will ever know ... and I can go on with my game .
Output: OTHER
Louise Davis:  Well you know not all men are slaves to their testosterone , Roman .
Joe Roman: No , no ... you 're right . Just the ones between 13 and _ 65 _ .
Output: AGE
Gloria Stivic:  Ma , marriage is supposed to be a partnership , well you 're not a half , not even a quarter , you 're a nothing , a _ zero _ !
Edith Bunker: Gloria !
Gloria Stivic: And even if you stood up to him 10 TIMES as much as you do , 10 times nothing is STILL nothing !
Output: OTHER
Gloria:  My mother died when I was _ six _ .
Arthur: Son of a bitch ! Do n't they know what they do to kids ?
Gloria: My father raped me when I was twelve .
Arthur: So , you had six relatively good years ? I 'm sorry . Listen , my father screwed me , too .
Output: AGE
Plinkett:  With these fucking Star Wars prequels , I 'm always forced to go back to Screenwriting _ 101 _ , and a big four - letter word that comes to mind : FUCK . No , I 'm just kidding . The word is CRAP . No , I 'm just kidding . The word is SHIT . I 'm just kidding . The word is PISS . I 'm just kidding . The word is POOP . I 'm just kidding . The word is GARBAGE . Naw , I 'm just kidding , the word is TONE !
Output: OTHER
Kurt Hummel:  Dad . I have something that I want to say . I 'm glad that you 're proud of me . But I do n't want to lie anymore . Being a part of the Glee Club and football has really shown me that I can be anything , and what I am , is , I 'm gay .
Burt Hummel: I know .
Kurt Hummel: Really ?
Burt Hummel: I 've known since you were _ three _ . All you wanted for your birthday was a pair of sensible heels . I guess I 'm not totally in love with the idea , but , if that 's who you are , there 's nothing I can do about it . And I love you just as much . Ok ? Thanks for telling me Kurt . You sure , right ?
Kurt Hummel: Yeah Dad , I 'm sure .
Burt Hummel: I 'm just checking .
Output: AGE
Lance Hunter:  The mystery I 'd like to solve is , why should we be paying you so much ? This looks like a box . Sorry ... a picture of a box ... a picture of a box you do n't have .
Roger Browning: The government has it , along with thousands of other assets they 've seized from S.H.I.E.L.D. , and they do n't know what to make of half of them . I worked in a S.H.I.E.L.D. containment facility that had hundreds of boxes that look just like this . But this is the only _ one _ that has a level 10 classified file dedicated to it .
Isabelle 'Izzy' Hartley: You 're selling us a needle in a haystack .
Roger Browning: Finding the haystack is up to you . I know your reputation . I 'm sure you 'll be fine . What I do n't appreciate is you changing the terms on me now .
Isabelle 'Izzy' Hartley: We 're asking for clarification , Browning . You 're the one who changed the terms , bringing more than the two guards we agreed upon .
Roger Browning: I only brought two guards .
Output: REFERENCE boxes