niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Dave:  OK , um , ever since I was _ 14 _ , I 've always fantasized about making love on the space shuttle ...
Lisa: Well , that 's , that 's , that 's adorable , Dave .
Dave: ... with a space prostitute .
Lisa: Alright , you 're joking again .
Dave: I wish I were .
Lisa: Well , do , do you think you can give me a fantasy that 's just a little bit more reasonable ?
Dave: Ok , uh , let 's try this . Come here .
Dave: Uh
Dave: , I 'd like to go up on the roof of my building , bring up a blanket , and a very good bottle of wine , and make love with a space prostitute .
Output: AGE
Dr. Cal Lightman:  You going to be ok ?
Dr. Gillian Foster: Sure .
Dr. Cal Lightman: ' Cos I can do this _ one _ on my own .
Dr. Gillian Foster: No , not a chance . I know what you 're thinking and it 's not going to be a problem .
Output: OTHER
Peter:  Feel her teeth .
Michael Kellam: What ?
Peter: The druggist said you can tell how old she is by feeling her teeth .
Michael Kellam: I 'm not gon na feel her teeth , YOU feel her teeth !
Peter: I
Peter: ca n't feel anything .
Michael Kellam: What does that mean ?
Peter: It means she does n't have any damn teeth !
Michael Kellam: Well , neither did Gabby Hayes and he was _ 90 _ , so what ?
Output: AGE
Cedric Downes:  You know , I was a Jesus in one of the less fashionable colleges , Wales you know , founded _ 1671 _ .
Janet Roscoe: I thought Jesus was at Cambridge .
Sheila Williams: No , no , he went to Bethlehem tech .
Janet Roscoe: Is that what they mean by the English sense of humour ?
Sheila Williams: Where else would he go to do carpentry ?
Output: YEAR
Dharma Finkelstein Montgomery:  Maybe I should compromise more . I mean , you must have had to compromise for Larry , right ?
Abby O'Neil: Well , not really . Nothing I had to stick with , your father blew out his short term memory back in _ 1972 _ .
Output: YEAR
Logan Cale:  You 're a thief ?
Max Guevara: Girl 's got ta make a living .
Logan Cale: Thank God .
Max Guevara: First time I ever heard that _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Thea Queen:  Juvenile delinquent , reporting for duty .
Oliver Queen: Since you lost your driver 's license , I 'll pick you up at five .
Laurel Lance: Six . We have a lot of work for her to do .
Oliver Queen: Well , then let 's say _ seven _ just to be safe .
Thea Queen: Is it too late to choose jail ?
Oliver Queen, Laurel Lance: Yes .
Output: TIME
Norma Louise Bates:  I 'm I 'm I 'm a single mother . My son is _ 18 _ . He 's having a lot of emotional problems right now and , uh , you know , it 's hard being a woman alone with no one to turn to for help . I bet you could help me . Wo n't you please see him ?
Dr. Porter: I 'm gay . You have my card ...
Output: AGE
Chuck Bartowski:  You mind driving ?
Morgan Grimes: Whoa , whoa , whoa , whoa . Are you , are you , look it , are you being serious ? You 're gon na let me drive ?
Chuck Bartowski: It 's a company car , Morgan . It 's not that big a deal .
Morgan Grimes: Whoa , whoa . It 's not just a company car , okay ? A hooptie 's a hooptie , homeboy . I mean , this baby 's sitting on chrome . Or plastic .
Chuck Bartowski: Do me a favor and stay off the _ 5 _ , okay ? Because the cops are in a phased deployment .
Morgan Grimes: Okay . Thanks for the tip , Ponch .
Output: OTHER
Ellis:  Chill .
Stuart Minkus: I do n't understand what that means .
Shawn Hunter: It means that 1 out of every 4 people is a nerd . So , when you look around this room and you do n't see one , you 're it .
Cory Matthews: But , we can help you change .
Stuart Minkus: Maybe I like how I am .
Ellis: You like everyone always makin ' fun of you ?
Stuart Minkus: No .
Cory Matthews: You like always being the last _ one _ picked for teams ?
Stuart Minkus: No .
Shawn Hunter: You like everyone pulling your underwear up your butt all the time ?
Stuart Minkus: It 's not so bad .
Output: PEOPLE
Simon Wellington:  It 's very simple . I was looking for a fox .
Colin Priestley: Right . Jesus . It 's our own fault . We train you guys to talk bollocks in the House of Commons and the television studio , but please spare me the dispatch box stare . I 'm not Leader of the Opposition . I 'm an intelligent man .
Simon Wellington: A fox . Really . There are foxes on the heath . It 's quite a sight . I like to go there after doing my red boxes .
Colin Priestley: Simon . Simon . As the Prime Minister 's Press Secretary , you take more confessions than a priest , so I 've heard the best lies in the business and yours is the political equivalent of " the dog ate my homework " .
Simon Wellington: If I were making up a cover story , I 'd make up something less ridiculous than this .
Colin Priestley: You had scratches and torn clothing .
Simon Wellington: I was mugged . Regrettably , these two men stopped to help me . That 's how the story got out . Where 's the selfish , uncaring society when you need it ?
Colin Priestley: Simon , do me and yourself a favour . You 're gay . It 's what we call a " moma " .
Simon Wellington: I 'm sorry ?
Colin Priestley: Moment of madness . That _ one _ 's a bit inky . Have to think of a new one for your press release . Minute of misjudgement . Flash of ... Well , maybe not flash , but whatever .
Simon Wellington: Look , call me a leaker , call me a plotter , call me anti - European , but I 'm not gay .
Colin Priestley: Simon , you probably think that being gay is the wrong answer , which is why you 're lying , but it 's the right answer . The PM 's got most of the country now , but even after a couple of gay Cabinet ministers the pink flag does n't exactly flap for him . So we 're going to appoint a minister for fudge packers and muff divers - as the electorate will learn to stop calling them - except we ca n't find a gay minister .
Simon Wellington: Well , what about ...
Colin Priestley: Mandelson wo n't take it . Said something about stereotyping . But then look what the fox dragged in .
Simon Wellington: I 'm not gay .
Colin Priestley: Simon , you have 48 hours to decide . " Out and proud " is the press release I 'm planning . If you 're out , you 're in , and if you 're in , you 're out .
Output: OTHER
Derek Morgan:  Hey , Reid , you got a statistic on arsonists ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: 82% are white males between _ 17 _ and 27 . Female arsonists are far less likely , their motive typically being revenge .
Derek Morgan: Sounds like our boy 's a student .
Jason Gideon: Oh , do n't be so sure . You rely too much on precedent , you never allow for the unexpected .
Output: AGE
Ed:  Ahhh that 's the wrong _ one _ .
Spike Spiegel, Jet Black: Huh ?
Ed: You got a VHS .
Spike Spiegel, Jet Black: Huh ?
Ed: It wo n't play Beta .
Spike Spiegel, Jet Black: Huuuh ?
Output: OTHER
Rodrigo Borgia:  Aristotle wrote that a man is wisest when he is _ 60 _ . Does wisdom come with survival ?
Output: AGE
Archie Bunker:  Just like that Ralph Nader , you 're giving the whole country a pain in the butt .
Mike Stivic: Arch , you ought to be grateful for Ralph Nader . Do you realize that before _ 1968 _ there were hardly any cars recalled for being defective ? But in 1972 there were nearly eight million cars recalled ?
Archie Bunker: And do you realize that in 1974 : who cares ?
Output: YEAR
Dooley:  What the hell would you know about a future ?
Cowboy: Nothing , but I know enough about not having _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE future
Banker:  The Papago chiefs distributed the money among their people . Most of the certificates found their way back into circulation , but some of the Indians are inclined to live frugally and save up for a rainy day .
Ranger Clint Travis: Or a dry _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE day
U.S. Assistant Attorney Jack Culliton:  She 'd been stacking a weird mix of diuretics and synthetic hormones . She had herself down to 6 percent body fat , her heart just could n't take it . Frankly this is the worst case this office has ever seen .
Officer Doug Penhall: Worst case of what ?
Captain Adam Fuller: Steroid abuse .
U.S. Assistant Attorney Jack Culliton: Bone structure anomalies , kidney damage , nosebleeds , she was even taking a break drug : medroxyprogesterone .
Officer Doug Penhall: Merdoxy ... meh ... break drug ?
U.S. Assistant Attorney Jack Culliton: Stops a woman 's growth , gives them a few more years in the sport wear , _ 16 _ is over the hill . Laura Jordan had n't had a normal menstrual cycle in years .
Output: AGE
Spike:  What 's this ? Sittin ' around watching the telly while there 's evil still afoot ? It 's not very industrious of you . I say we go out there and kick a little demon ass ! What ? Ca n't go without your Buffy , is that it ? Too chicken ? Let 's find her . She is the chosen _ one _ , after all . Come on ! Vampires ! Grrr ! Nasty ! Let 's annihilate them , for justice , and for ... the safety of puppies ... and Christmas , right ? Let 's fight that evil ! Let 's kill something ! Oh , come on !
Output: PEOPLE
Amelia Folch:  If my mother saw us ... she 's determined to find me a husband .
Irene Larra: And you do n't want .
Amelia Folch: I do n't need a man .
Irene Larra: You do n't know how happy you just made me .
Amelia Folch: I do n't need _ one _ , but I happen to like them .
Output: REFERENCE man
Giles:  I 'd have to say you 're right .
Buffy: I love it when he says that ! Any theories ?
Giles: Uh , I 'm , uh , it 's a bit of a puzzle , really . Um , I 've never actually heard of anyone attacked by a lone baseball bat before .
Xander: Maybe it 's a vampire bat . I 'm alone with that _ one _ , huh ?
Output: OTHER
Rose Tyler:  So , who are you supposed to be then ?
Captain Jack Harkness: Captain Jack Harkness , 133 Squadron , Royal Air Force . American volunteer .
Rose Tyler: Liar . This is psychic paper . It tells me whatever you want it to tell me .
Captain Jack Harkness: How do you know ?
Rose Tyler: Two things . One , I have a friend that uses this all the time , and _ two _ , you just handed me a piece of paper telling me you 're single and you work out .
Captain Jack Harkness: Tricky thing , psychic paper .
Rose Tyler: Yeah . Ca n't let your mind wander when you 're handing it over .
Captain Jack Harkness: Oh , you sort of have a boyfriend called Mickey Smith , but you consider yourself to be footloose and fancy - free .
Rose Tyler: What ?
Captain Jack Harkness: Actually the word you use is " available " .
Rose Tyler: No way .
Captain Jack Harkness: And another one , " very " .
Output: REFERENCE things
Maggie Jacobs:  Just talk to him . Tell him you loved him in Eastenders , Ultimate Force , Spandau Ballet ...
Andy Millman: He was n't in Spandau Ballet . You 're thinking of Martin Kemp .
Maggie Jacobs: Are n't they brothers ?
Andy Millman: In Spandau Ballet , it 's Martin Kemp and Gary Kemp .
Maggie Jacobs: So who 's this _ one _ ?
Andy Millman: Ross Kemp .
Maggie Jacobs: Who 's his brother ?
Andy Millman: I ... I do n't know if he 's got a brother .
Maggie Jacobs: Yes , he has . The bald one , looks just like him , works in the Queen Vic .
Andy Millman: Phil Mitchell ?
Maggie Jacobs: Yes .
Andy Millman: Well , they 're brothers on the show but they 're not brothers in real life .
Maggie Jacobs: Yes , they are ! They 're the Mitchell brothers .
Andy Millman: What do you mean the Mitchell brothers ? You know his name 's Ross Kemp !
Andy Millman: What
Andy Millman: bit 's confusing you ?
Maggie Jacobs: The brothers .
Andy Millman: The brothers .
Andy Millman: Is
Andy Millman: that confusing you too ? Do you think we 've landed in the future ?
Maggie Jacobs: Shut your face !
Output: PEOPLE
Holden Snyder:  ... Everything alright at work ?
Luke Snyder: Yeah !
Holden Snyder: Something just seemed a little off . He did n't want any help with that edit .
Luke Snyder: Ah , Noah knows what he 's doing . He does n't need me looking over his shoulder .
Holden Snyder: Hm . Seems like a good kid . Do n't you like him ?
Luke Snyder: What ? Oh ! Yeah , yeah ! Yeah .
Holden Snyder: What 's going on ?
Luke Snyder: ... Dad . I really , * really * do n't wanna talk about this with you .
Holden Snyder: I just do n't wanna see you unhappy , especially after everything that ... happened with Kevin .
Luke Snyder: Okay . Kevin , that was completely different . You know . Kevin was n't g- It was just different .
Holden Snyder: Yes , this is different . You work with this guy . He 's dating Maddie . She 's your friend .
Luke Snyder: Dad , I know . I get it . And I have it under control , so do n't worry , okay ?
Holden Snyder: You 're my son . One day you 'll be _ 52 _ , and you know who I 'm gon na be worried about ? You .
Output: AGE
Terence:  People ! We have a traitor in our midst . Let this be a lesson to all of you .
Ari Gold: You 're making a very big mistake , Terrence .
Terence: Oh , that 's what Arthur Jensen said in _ 1973 _ . He was the first conspirator I ever dealt with . Try finding him now , Ari , he 's selling auto insurance in Reseda .
Ari Gold: Ok , people . Most of you are sitting there , and you 're looking at this good - looking old man , and you 're wondering , " Who the FUCK is he ? " and you know what , that 's exactly what you should be doing . You all know who 's been running this company for the past eight years . And you know that when I go , in no time , you will be repping nobodys like Bill from The Apprentice . No one needs to make a decision right now . I will be starting my own agency . Two very important rules will apply : to make everyone on the ground floor rich , and to burn this motherfucking place to the ground . Lloyd , are you with me ?
Ari Gold: Lloyd
Ari Gold: , what are you doing ? You and me , we have a special bond . Come on .
Lloyd: Ari , swear to me that you will never again say anything offensive to me about my race or my sexual orientation
Ari Gold: I ca n't swear to that , but I promise that I will always apologize after .
Output: YEAR
Whitley Marion Gilbert Wayne:  Last night did n't mean anything . As far as Dwayne is concerned , that ship has sailed and sunk .
Kim Reese: Not if you ca n't tell Bryon about it .
Whitley Marion Gilbert Wayne: Why ? We 're not even an official couple yet .
Kim Reese: Whitley , if you ca n't tell him , maybe last night meant more than you think .
Whitley Marion Gilbert Wayne: Such pearls of wisdom from _ one _ who pines over that swine Ron Johnson .
Kim Reese: Well , at least I 've got it numbered down to one .
Whitley Marion Gilbert Wayne: But has he ?
Output: PEOPLE
Kenan:  Have I ever given you one reason not to trust me ?
Kel Kimble: No .
Kenan: All right ...
Kel Kimble: You 've given me a * thousand * reasons !
Kenan: Name _ one _ .
Kel Kimble: You talked me into wearing pantyhose , you talked me into tickling that policeman , you talked me into getting bat mitzvahed ...
Kenan: Hey , it 's bar mitzvahed !
Kel Kimble: You talked me into drinking fish grease ...
Kenan: Ugggghhhh !
Kel Kimble: You talked me into selling my kidney , you talked me into gluing myself to the train . Remember that ?
Kenan: Oh yeah , you ran pretty fast .
Kel Kimble: I had to !
Output: REFERENCE reasons
Ray Gillette:  What 's going on ?
Lana Kane: The timer sped up !
Ray Gillette: What ? Did you cut the green _ one _ ?
Sterling Archer: Yes . Roger . Steven . Whoever !
Ray Gillette: What were the last two letters ?
Sterling Archer: B as in butthole !
Lana Kane: Ray , what do we do here ?
Sterling Archer: And M and in mancy .
Ray Gillette: What ?
Lana Kane: M as in what ?
Sterling Archer: Mancy . What did you think I said ?
Ray Gillette: Nancy ! You idiot !
Lana Kane: Ray , tell me what to do !
Ray Gillette: So , do ya'll have parachutes ?
Lana Kane: No !
Ray Gillette: Well that would be , you know , problem solved .
Lana Kane: Ray !
Ray Gillette: I do n't know . Push it off with your big - ass hands ! Good luck , honey .
Output: OTHER
Stephen:  I think it was Donald Mainstock , the great amateur squash player , who pointed out how lovely I was . Until that time , I think it was safe to say that I had never really been aware of my own timeless brand of loveliness . But his words smote me because , of course you see , I am lovely in a fluffy moist kind of a way and who would have it otherwise ? I walk , let 's be splendid about this , in a lightly accented cloud of gorgeousness that is n't far short of being , quite simply , terrific . The secret of smooth almost shiny loveliness of the order of which we 're discussing in this simple , frank , creamy soft way does n't reside in oils , unguents , balms , ointments , creams , astringents , milks , moisturisers , liniments , lubricants , embrocations or balsams , to be rather divine for just one noble moment . It resides , and I mean this in a pink , slightly special way , in one 's attitude of mind . To be gorgeous and high and true and fine and fluffy and moist and sticky and lovely , all you have to do is believe that _ one _ is gorgeous and high and true and fine and fluffy and moist and sticky and lovely . And I believe it of myself , tremulously at first , and then with mounting heat and passion because , stopping off for a second to be super again , I 'm so often told it . That 's the secret really .
Output: PEOPLE
Woody Boyd:  Every day at _ five _ , this guy comes in and blabbers and blabbers , talks my ear off . I do n't know what to do .
Carla Tortelli: Why do n't you do what I do - tell him to shut his fat , ugly mouth .
Woody Boyd: Oh , no , it 's not Mr. Clavin .
Dr. Frasier Crane: Woody , Woody , calm yourself ; there 's no need for concern . I 'm sure he 's just a lonely man who wandered in here one day and found a sympathetic ear . Unfortunately , indulging him will only aggravate the problem . You see , people in this situation have a tendency to prattle on endlessly , totally unaware of how others are receiving this unwanted , innocuous information . Now the next time a neurotic personality such as this gets off on one of these jags , just turn your back and walk away . Because , you see , the important thing is ... just a second , I want to ... Oh , you merry band !
Output: TIME
Captain Dylan Hunt:  What year is this ?
Andromeda Ascendant: Commonwealth year ten zero ninety one .
Captain Dylan Hunt: _ Ten zero ninety one _ , that 's , that 's now .
Andromeda Ascendant: Well , it 's over a hundred years since the last time I checked .
Captain Dylan Hunt: But for me , no time has passed at all ... again . Harper !
Output: YEAR
Morley Safer - Correspondent:  Would n't it be nice , some people said , if Los Angeles had some streetcars ? Well , Los Angeles used to have some streetcars , a lot of them . Believe it or not , L. A. had the biggest and best streetcar system in the United States with over 1000 miles of track that hauled over 100 million people a year as early as _ 1920 _ .
Output: YEAR
Gwen:  You want to sleep in my room with me tonight ?
Harriet: No !
Gwen: Do n't be mad at me about mom , it 's not my fault . Do n't think it 's your fault either .
Harriet: I 'm glad she 's dead !
Gwen: You do n't mean that .
Harriet: I wo n't miss her at all .
Gwen: Harriet you loved her . She loved you too , very much . Sometimes , just ... things just happen sometimes ... Look ; you do n't have to worry about being an orphan or anything . You 've got me .
Harriet: The booby prize .
Gwen: I 'm trying to tell you something here , Harriet ... So ... I 'm going to be your mother now . What do you think about that ?
Harriet: I do n't need a mother .
Gwen: Sure you do .
Harriet: My mother is in a box covered with dirt .
Gwen: No , I 'm your mother ... I had you when I was _ fifteen _ . I was letting Mom be your mother .
Harriet: You 're lying .
Gwen: No ... Sorry . I 'm not .
Harriet: Go away Gwen , I wish you 'd died !
Output: AGE
Aiden Wells:  When did you get divorced ?
Megan Hunt: Ahm , a couple of months after you put that pool in the backyard of my old house . I never did get to enjoy the fruits of your labor
Aiden Wells: Yeah , I 'm sorry to say , I kind of saw the writing on the wall about that _ one _
Megan Hunt: Oh , did you ?
Aiden Wells: Yeah , you see , I work with a lot of couples and , uhm , you can tell a lot about a marriage by the decision making process . And you and your husband , you could n't agree on one thing
Megan Hunt: Yeah , but I always got what I wanted , did n't I ?
Output: OTHER
Jeff Foxworthy:  This guy 's mother - in - law comes to live with them , and she 's been living there for about a week , and he comes home one day and she 's laying on the floor , and he calls _ 911 _ and the ambulance comes and gets her and they take her to the hospital . And he 's out in the waiting room , and the doctor comes out after a while , and the doctor said " Well , I 've got some good news and some bad news . " The guy said " Well , all right , give me the bad news first . " He goes " All right . Your mother - in - law is not gon na die . " He said " She 's had a massive stroke . " He said " In fact , she 's probably gon na live twenty or thirty more years . " He said " The ... the problem is this thing has rendered her unable to speak . " He said " She just makes this horrible screeching noise like a parrot now . " He said " It 's also disabled her from using her arms , and she ca n't feed herself . " He said " For the next twenty or thirty years , you 're gon na have to feed her baby food three times a day . " He said " Also , it 's made her incontinent . You 're gon na have to change her diapers and clean her up every single day of your life . " The guy said " Oh , my god . " He said " What 's the good news ? " , and the doctor just goes " I 'm just kidding with you . She died . "
Output: OTHER
King Arthur:  Go and tell your master that we have been charged by God with a sacred quest . If he will give us food and shelter for the night , he can join us in our quest for the Holy Grail .
French Soldier: Well , I 'll ask him , but I do n't think he will be very keen . Uh , he 's already got one , you see .
King Arthur: What ?
Sir Galahad: He said they 've already got one !
King Arthur: Are you sure he 's got _ one _ ?
French Soldier: Oh yes , it 's very nice !
Output: OTHER
Film Brain:  I 'm going to put this briefly , because I 've said everything I wanted to say already . This is a hateful , sexist movie that operates in a complete moral vacuum that is painfully unfunny , largely due to the smug , overracted performance of Dane Cook , who fails to be likeable . The sex is a coarse and uncomfortable fit with the mean - spirited slapstick comedy and the script is astonishingly dumb . Dan Fogler delivers the worst comedy performance I 've ever seen . I HATED this offensively terrible movie . The fact that this got made in _ 2007 _ is frankly astonishing .
Output: YEAR
T.E. Lawrence:  Henry , do n't forget me .
Indiana Jones: I wo n't .
T.E. Lawrence: Will you write ?
Indiana Jones: I will .
T.E. Lawrence: We gave the old men victory and they threw it away , we offered them a new world and they made the old _ one _ over again . Still , it might have been worse .
Indiana Jones: What ?
T.E. Lawrence: I said , might have been worse !
Output: REFERENCE world
Jessie:  And we got him a marble headstone . It had his name on it , and underneath , we had them put , " In the Fullness of His Years . " Is that all right with you ?
John Russell: I 'll settle for that . I 'm not on the slab .
Jessie: Well , what do you figure yours is going to read ?
John Russell: " Shot Dead , " probably .
Jessie: Do n't people take to you , Mr. Russell ?
John Russell: It only takes _ one _ who does n't .
Output: REFERENCE people
Philomena Cunk:  One in 20 people has been a victim of crime . Which means that 19 out of 20 people are criminals . No wonder we need police . In the olden days , if someone did something wrong , there was nothing you could do except form a mob with your neighbours and hunt them down and kill them . But today , we 've got one other option , thanks to Sir Robert Peel who in _ 1829 _ discovered the police here on a spot marked today by a ceremonial wind turbine .
Output: YEAR
Sabrina Duncan:  Well , it was n't Woodman , that 's for sure . Jill was with him and I was following them .
Kelly Garrett: Where 'd you leave him ?
Jill Munroe: My house . I said I had a headache , he did n't push it .
Kelly Garrett: Gosh , you 're over the hill at _ 24 _ ?
Jill Munroe: Very funny .
Jill Munroe: You
Jill Munroe: shut up !
Output: AGE
Jesse:  So what kind of songs do you write ? I did n't know you did that .
Celine: What kind ?
Jesse: Yeah , sure .
Celine: I do n't know , just songs .
Jesse: Like ?
Celine: Like , some are about , you know , people , uh , relationships . One 's about my cat .
Jesse: Sing _ one _ .
Celine: No , I ca n't , I do n't have a guitar .
Jesse: Oh , co- come on . A cappella .
Celine: No , no , no . I 'm not singing a song without a guitar . You 're nuts !
Jesse: Why not ? It 's ...
Celine: No , okay . Not now . No .
Jesse: One .
Celine: No .
Jesse: If not now , when ? Wanna meet here in six months with a guitar ? You know , I 'll fly all the way over here , you may or may not make the metro ...
Celine: Okay , that 's funny .
Output: OTHER
Diamondhead:  Diamondhead ! You 're in trouble , Vilgax . I 've had a lot of practice with this _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Emily Prentiss:  Hey , are you gon na tell me what 's up ? Reid , it 's me .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Do you ever wonder if you lived up to expectations ?
Emily Prentiss: I beat them . I figured I 'd be a bored socialite by 25 .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I thought I 'd cure schizophrenia by the time I was 25 . You know , when I was a kid , people told me that I could do anything .
Emily Prentiss: You 're afraid you 've let people down ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: No , I 'm afraid I let myself down .
Emily Prentiss: By not curing schizophrenia ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: No , just because ... I do n't know why I 'm in the FBI .
Emily Prentiss: I see . You 're genius , but you have the same job as me , Morgan , JJ .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yeah , exactly . No , that 's not what I 'm saying . It 's just sometimes ... sometimes , I kind of get this feeling like ... Like maybe I should have done something more with my life .
Emily Prentiss: How old are you ? 29 .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I 'm _ 30 _ .
Emily Prentiss: No way . We missed your birthday ? Well , why did n't you tell us ? The fact of the matter is you 're young . There 's still time .
Dr. Spencer Reid: By the time Nicola Tesla was 30 , he 'd already invented the induction motor .
Emily Prentiss: You know what ? You might be right . You do n't hear that much about child prodigies once they grow up . In fact , most of them turn out average .
Dr. Spencer Reid: That 's not true . Are you trying reverse psychology with me ?
Emily Prentiss: I 'm just telling it like it is .
Output: AGE
Adelynn Beam:  It sucks being _ six _ .
Abbie Beam: You should watch your mouth , Adelynn . You know , you could go to hell for swearing .
Adelynn Beam: I 'm not going to hell . Hell is in California .
Output: AGE
Cordelia:  So does looking at guns really make girls wanna have sex ? That 's scary .
Xander: Yeah , I guess .
Cordelia: Well , does looking at guns make you wanna have sex ?
Xander: I 'm _ 17 _ . Looking at linoleum makes me wanna have sex .
Output: AGE
Jade:  So you were n't kidding . _ 230 _ ?
Abila: I will be 231 next week .
Jade: Uh , happy birthday .
Output: AGE
Aaron Hotchner:  We suggest that you think of this unsub not as a slasher but as an arsonist . Because the gratification he 's getting is n't from the physical act of murder , but from the public 's reaction to it .
Emily Prentiss: Arsonists draw attention to themselves through the fires they set . The locations they choose are highly symbolic to them . While this unsub will never set an actual fire , he has the same psychosis as _ one _ who does .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Our unsub fits that model . His locations have been pillars of the community . The victims he picks are n't as important as the effect of killing them outside of your favorite restaurant or place of worship .
Derek Morgan: By picking locales with the highest visibility , he 's creating the highest level of fear in that neighborhood , which reinforces his feeling of power .
Detective Jake Moreland: Yeah , but arsonists do n't set out to hurt people . This guy clearly does .
Derek Morgan: That 's true . And this unsub definitely falls in the category of sociopath .
Emily Prentiss: His victims are there only to achieve his goal . He does n't have the ability to empathize with them . To him , they 're just ... tools for him to use , no different than a can of gasoline and a match .
David Rossi: But even how he kills tells us something . Slashing a throat is a messy , visual act . It 's designed to create attention , just like a fire .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Arsonists are often mission based . They need to make sure their first fire has burnt out before they set another one . They 're also highly disciplined and focused . If conditions are n't right to set a fire or , in this case , slash a throat , they 'll move on .
Aaron Hotchner: In addition to his need to kill , he has self - control . He has a short cooling off period because he 's enjoying what he 's doing . This in turn feeds his ego and keeps him covering his tracks .
David Rossi: This makes him even more dangerous . If he gets frustrated , encounters too many obstacles , or suffers a blow to his narcissistic ego , he could go on an all - out rampage .
Output: PEOPLE
George Burns:  Gracie , when we go out tonight , Von Zell told his girl he 's only _ 32 _ , so let 's keep it that way .
Gracie Allen: How did you happen to tell her a thing like that ?
Harry von Zell: Well , I - I did n't exactly tell her that , Gracie . You see , I just said that I 'm about 4 years older than she is , and she turned out to be 28 , so what could I do ?
Gracie Allen: Well , you were certainly a gentleman to lie to her like that because if you told the truth , the poor girl would have to be about 46 !
Output: AGE
Margaret Mckenna:  See ? See how your mouth is open but it does n't mean that anyone is actually listening to anything that you have to say , right ? Now , I would leave it at that , that the tongue is the fastest healing organ in the body , did you know that ? So if we were to stop now you would be up and about and in court in no time , and that 's not what my patients deserve .
Sam Cooper: Margaret , drop ! Drop it !
Margaret Mckenna: No , this has to be done ! She has to know what it 's like to not be heard !
Sam Cooper: Hey ! Everything you 've done , was to tell us something , whoa , we 're listening Margaret . But this , this is n't the way . this is n't what you want . All you 've done , you 're still a nurse , and you swore an oath to take care of people . And this woman right here , she needs you 're help . you can save her . you 're the only one . who can save her right now . The only _ one _ .
Margaret Mckenna: Shame on you .
Sam's Assistant: We 'll let the E.R. know .
Margaret Mckenna: Well you do n't have to worry . She 's not gon na die . No , I wanted this one to live , I wanted her to live just like this .
Output: PEOPLE
Berta:  You got a gun ?
Norman: No !
Berta: Want _ one _ ?
Alan Harper: Berta !
Berta: I 'm making small talk .
Output: REFERENCE gun
Zoë:  So let 's hear it ladies . Set romances , who 's gettin ' it off ?
Kim: That would be Lee and Toolbox .
Zoë: Oh , Toolbox . Name sounds promising .
Abernathy: He 's a grip .
Lee: What he is , is a pervert .
Zoë: Wow , he just keeps sounding better and better . What 's his perversion ?
Lee: He likes to watch me pee .
Kim: Lee is sittin ' on a toilet and Toolbox is watching her pee , P - I - S - S - I - N - G. Haha ! Yeah , but not anymore , now she 's getting it on with the rock .
Zoë: You 're having _ one _ off with The Rock ?
Lee: Yeah , but not the real Rock . He 's this electrician named Bruce , and Kim started calling him The Rock because he looks like The Rock , so we all just started calling him the Rock .
Kim: Oh yeah , this is an all star crew , we got a guy that looks like Nick Cage , and a guy that looks like Pee Wee Herman too .
Zoë: Kim , dick department , let 's hear it !
Kim: No dick this trip . I got a man .
Zoë: How long have you had this boyfriend for ?
Kim: Three months .
Zoë: Who 'd you steal him from ?
Abernathy: Kim , he totally had a girlfriend .
Zoë: All of Kim 's boyfriends start out as someone else 's boyfriend .
Kim: I did n't steal him , I did n't steal any of them , they all just ... jumped ship .
Output: OTHER
David Rossi:  You 're ever going to finish this game ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: It 's a tough _ one _ . Playing yourself can be difficult
David Rossi: Playing a ghost even more so ! He 's gone Spencer . Keeping the game going wo n't change that
Dr. Spencer Reid: I know . I just thought that ... maybe I can keep part of him alive if his last game never ended
David Rossi: Neither side will ever win playing like this
Dr. Spencer Reid: He hated goodbyes
David Rossi: Gideon also hated unfinished business , so let 's finish it !
Output: REFERENCE game
Rebecca:  Your not letting your employees take advantage of you , are you ?
Norm: Yeah , maybe a little bit . Yesterday afternoon the guys decided to just knock off early and go bowling .
Rebecca: So what did you do ?
Norm: I broke _ 200 _ . Personal high . It was great .
Output: OTHER
Sir Edward Marion:  Actually , it 's a theory of mine , _ one _ that I 've held for many years . Reduced to its simplest commn demoninator , all it means is that the man with the superior equipment ultimately must win , regardleess of speed or firepower .
William Barclay 'Bat' Masterson: Oh , that may be true of target practice or big game hunting , but you forget one thing , Sir Edward . Out here , when a man draws a gun , his target can think and shoot back .
Output: REFERENCE theory
Rev. Eric Camden:  Two new babies and we still get to torture the other _ five _ . I told you this was gon na be fun .
Output: REFERENCE babies
Sgt. Ladd:  This is exactly like practice , except this is a real live grenade . You will do exactly as you have been trained .
Bones: Yes , Drill Seargent !
Sgt. Ladd: When I give the command to execute , you will drop the pin and throw the grenade .
Bones: Yes , Drill Seargent !
Sgt. Ladd: Drop the pin , throw the grenade !
Bones: Yes , Drill Seargent !
Sgt. Ladd: Execute .
Sgt. Ladd: Move
Sgt. Ladd: it !
Bones: Thank you , Drill Seargent , you saved my life . I owe you one .
Sgt. Ladd: No , you owe me _ fifty _ !
Output: OTHER
Dr. Frederick Treves:  How did you get up here ?
Bytes: I want my man back .
Dr. Frederick Treves: Just a moment , how did you get up ...
Bytes: Never mind that . I want my man .
Dr. Frederick Treves: He 's still very sick . Now please , come downstairs with me and I will explain the situation .
Bytes: DON'T ! Do n't . You 've had plenty of time to ... cure him . And now , he 's leaving with me . Do you understand me now Mr. Treves ? We made a deal .
Dr. Frederick Treves: You misunderstood . This man has suffered a severe fall if you take my meaning . Now , he 's my patient now .
Bytes: Pull the other _ one _ , why do n't you .
Dr. Frederick Treves: Mr. Bytes I 'm sorry , but all you do is profit from another man 's misery .
Bytes: You think you 're better than me ?
Dr. Frederick Treves: No ...
Bytes: You wanted the freak , to show to those doctor chums of yours to make a name for yourself . You my friend , I gave you the freak , on trust , in the name of science , and now I want him back !
Dr. Frederick Treves: You do not own this man . Now STOP IT !
Bytes: I want him back .
Dr. Frederick Treves: So you could beat him ! So you could starve him ! A dog in the streets would fare better with you !
Bytes: I shall go to the authorities .
Carr Gomm: Go to the authorities then . Go to them by all means . I 'm sure they would be very interested to hear your story as well as ours
Dr. Frederick Treves: Now , I really do think we understand one another . Hm ?
Output: OTHER
Van Helsing:  How do you know me ?
Count Vladislaus Dracula: So , would you like me to refresh your memory ? A few details from you sordid past ?
Count Vladislaus Dracula: Perhaps that is a conversation for another time . But before you go , let me reintroduce myself .
Count Vladislaus Dracula: I am Count Vladislaus Dragulia . Born 1422 . Murdered _ 1462 _ .
Output: YEAR
Isambard Sinclair, narrator:  Is this the beginning of the end for Danger Mouse or only the end of the beginning ? Or is it three quarters plus a little tiny bit of somewhere around the middle ? Write your answers on a sliced loaf and tune in _ two _ the next enthralling installment of ' Four Heads Are Better than Two ' with Danger Mouse .
Output: OTHER
Batman:  Thanks .
Simon Trent: Hey , I owe you . You got me my outfit back .
Batman: Gray Ghost ...
Simon Trent: Yes ?
Batman: Want to help me out on this _ one _ ?
Simon Trent: Sure .
Output: OTHER
Sophia:  Esther Weinstock is dead . We grew up together , she was my best friend .
Dorothy: I 'm so sorry . What happened ?
Sophia: She was fighting an oil rig fire in the Gulf of Mexico .
Sophia: SHE
Sophia: WAS _ 88 _ !
Rose: Well , it 's great that she was able to work right up to the end .
Output: AGE
Louis Stevens:  Please take your seats . First of all , I just wanna thank you guys for coming on such short notice . I really appreciate it .
Tawny Dean: What 's going on ? I mean , you paged me , like , ten times .
Louis Stevens: As you may have heard , yesterday Mr Twitty and I experienced what _ one _ would call a major dissing , courtesy of seventh grader : Mr Tom Gribalski .
Alan Twitty: I feel violated .
Louis Stevens: Friends just do n't treat friends like that . We need to show this Mr Gribalski that revenge is swift ! And oh , so sweet .
Alan Twitty: Sweet , Mr Stevens , very sweet . Why are we using last names ?
Louis Stevens: I do n't know .
Output: PEOPLE
Dr. Spencer Reid:  The spam had to be converted from matrix code to binary code , then switched to base eight before being translated back into letters . I can go into more detail if you want .
Aaron Hotchner: No . How smart would a person have to be to write code like that ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Beyond smart . Profoundly gifted . An IQ of at least 160 .
Emily Prentiss: That changes the profile , then .
Dr. Spencer Reid: The UnSub could still hold a menial or low - level job . Many believe that beyond an IQ of _ 120 _ , success is determined by other factors .
Output: OTHER
Crypt Keeper:  Poor Cathy ... she did buy the big _ one _ ... and that Charlie , what a cut - up . Still , he was n't sad in the end . You see , when Charlie got his just desserts , he requested seconds ! And now , I predict the future ... next week , you 'll be at the same time , same place , same station , for another hideous , hateful hall of horror .
Output: OTHER
Todd:  More than 100 years ago , a man named Zachariah Webb built a machine that broke and went to the future where these tattooed wackos found it and used it to swap souls . They swapped Lydia with a corgi to use as leverage to stop Patrick Spring , who is actually also Zachariah Webb having jumped through time to get his machine back .
Estevez: I hate everything about this right now .
Todd: In _ 2002 _ , after the Men of the Machine killed his wife , Patrick Spring , who was a fake identity created to be the son of Edgar Spring , who is actually Zachariah Webb , jumped forward in time to last week , destroyed the Men of the Machine , and then went to the Perriman Grand to confront his future self , which led to the young Patrick Spring accidentally killing old Patrick Spring when a kitten went off and set off a shark explosion .
Output: YEAR
Ida:  In our country , after the boy turns _ sixteen _ , he becomes a " baroche " . We watch this boy for one year . When he is ready , he is plucked from his mother 's teat and thrown into the town square where he must battle with the other boys for dominance .
Malcolm: Wait , up until this point they 're still breastfeeding ?
Ida: It keeps families close .
Ida: The boys fight each other with all their might . When it is over , the one left standing is the man . The rest are " dronska " . Then more breasts are offered to the proud , young man . But these are not the withered spigots of the mother . No , these are the ripe , inviting , pleasure - domes of the virgins of the village , presented dripping with wine .
Reese: Our family comes from the coolest country in the * world ! *
Output: AGE
Joan of Arc:  Jesús Cristo , do you know the story of Joan of Arc ?
Jesús Cristo: Yeah I saw the movie when it was out on DVD , homes ! She 's like _ 16 _ , right , and then God told her to make da Frenchies fight the Englishes you know people dat drink tea all da time and have big teeth ? And then people started getting mad because she was hearing voices and then at the end she got burned at the stake , pretty good I give it thumbs up , homes !
Joan of Arc: Basically . I 've never been able to live up to her , and that 's why instead , I became a cynical , angst - ridden goth girl , but now I 'm hearing voices ! Religious voices !
Jesús Cristo: Damn . Wait , did they tell you who going to win the Latin Grammys . If it 's Ricky Martin , do n't tell me , do n't tell me . It 's Ricky Martin , huh ?
Joan of Arc: This is totally freaking me out !
Jesús Cristo: Hey , take a hit , relax ! God 's message can be a total trip . But ya know you got ta do what he tells you eh , because God has a plan for all of us . A painful , painful plan .
Output: AGE
Adam Mitchell:  Van Statten has agents all over the world looking for geniuses to recruit .
Rose Tyler: Oh right , you 're a genius ?
Adam Mitchell: Sorry , but yeah . I ca n't help it . I was born clever . When I was _ eight _ I logged onto the US Defence System , nearly caused World War Three .
Rose Tyler: What ? And that 's funny is it ?
Adam Mitchell: Well , you shoulda been there . Just to see them running about ... Fantastic !
Output: AGE
Hyacinth:  It 's Sheridan !
Richard Bucket: How much does he want ?
Hyacinth: Oh , stop it , Richard ! I 'm sure he 's just calling to say hello to his mommy .
Hyacinth: Now
Hyacinth: , what is it dear ?
Hyacinth: You
Hyacinth: want _ 90 _ ?
Output: OTHER
Aunt Harriet Cooper:  Oh , those _ two _ ! Hither , thither , and yon !
Output: PEOPLE
Narrator:  Mesquite Springs , Nevada is a small town on the way to Carson City . In the fall of ' _ 86 _ , it was a place of unexpected danger for Bat Masterson , the man who became a legend in his own time .
Output: YEAR
Abby:  You killed Bin Laden ?
Lt. Muldoon: I put _ two _ in his heart , one in his computer .
Wray: So that was you .
Output: OTHER
Dr. Eric Foreman:  He paged us at five in the morning for that ? I 'm going back to bed , distonia 's not life threatening , who needs a panel to take care of it ...
Dr. Cameron: Takes conilizopan for seizures he has from a bus accident when he was _ ten _ .
Dr. Eric Foreman: Then we treat with Benstrupine .
Dr. Robert Chase: What 's up ?
Dr. Cameron: 35 year old savant , distonia .
Dr. Robert Chase: Pfft . I 'm going back to bed .
Dr. Gregory House: Where 're you going ?
Dr. Robert Chase: Uh ... bathroom . It can wait .
Dr. Eric Foreman: There is no case , House . Even if distonia was a big medical mystery , it 's not this time .
Dr. Gregory House: And you 're not intruiged as to how a perfectly healthy ten year old boy with no prior musical training gets into an accident on his way to school and can suddenly play the piano ?
Dr. Robert Chase: We
Dr. Robert Chase: have to solve a 25 year old case before breakfast ?
Dr. Gregory House: You two shower together ?
Dr. Cameron, Dr. Robert Chase: NO !
Dr. Gregory House: Double negative . It 's a yes .
Output: AGE
Pete Perkins:  You need to investigate them border patrols that use a _ 223 _ .
Belmont: You want me to investigate the Kennedy assassination while I 'm at it ?
Output: OTHER
Schemer:  OK , take _ five _ ... just do n't take anything from me .
Output: OTHER
Penelope Garcia:  He inherited a family compound in rural Virginia . Coordinates are on your phone .
Alex Blake: What else do you have on Curtis ?
Penelope Garcia: Just like you thought . John Curtis was demoted in the FBI after the Amerithrax case . He was slated to take over the coveted New York field office , but then was shipped to the not coveted Kansas City one . He worked there for many years quietly before he was able to weasel his way back into the nation 's capital . On paper , he is a rock star . He immediately transferred to the Department of Justice , the Intelligence Oversight section . He 's a genius on multiple levels .
Aaron Hotchner: What 's his background ?
Penelope Garcia: Only child , parents died when he was _ 18 _ . Never married . Total loner , just like Blake said .
Aaron Hotchner: And all he 's ever had to care about is his work .
Derek Morgan: And when he lost that , he snapped .
Output: AGE
Kelly Garrett:  Four questions , we split . Ok , sister ?
Kona: Ok .
Kelly Garrett: That 's one . _ Two _ : have you heard from Leilani Sako ?
Kona: Yeah . That 's two .
Output: REFERENCE questions
Dr. Gregory Pratt:  Larry , Laverne , they 're all yours .
Dr. Simon Brenner: You think those two can handle it
Dr. Gregory Pratt: Yeah , I think they could handle a lot if you 'd let them .
Dr. Simon Brenner: That 's right you said that before .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: You know , no disrespect Brenner , but you 're making it real hard for me to respect you . You 're taking the procedures away from the residents , you 're not even letting them do physicals .
Dr. Simon Brenner: They do n't know what they 're doing .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: They 've been to med school .
Dr. Simon Brenner: So what , look you 've either got it or you do n't .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: Excuse me ?
Dr. Simon Brenner: You know what I 'm talking about . Some people catch on , other people never get it .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: Yeah but it 's our job to train them .
Dr. Simon Brenner: That is sweet Greg , but it 's also a complete waste of time .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: Are you serious ?
Dr. Simon Brenner: Look , I teach people that can benefit .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: And what about Larry and Laverne ?
Dr. Simon Brenner: They 're , they 're adorable , and eager , and absolutely clueless . Look I could spoon feed them everything I know , and it 'd just pass straight through them like a bad case of cholera .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: And so what do you suggest instead ?
Dr. Simon Brenner: Encourage them to find new careers .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: I do n't know where you came from , but this is a teaching hospital . So if you ca n't accept the fact that everybody needs to learn , then you do n't belong here .
Dr. Simon Brenner: Okay , sorry , remind me again Greg , you 're not the chief of the department , right ?
Dr. Gregory Pratt: No I 'm not .
Dr. Simon Brenner: Okay , that 's great . So you do things your way , and I 'll stick with the way that works . Now , my shift 's over , it 's been an absolute pleasure , but I got ta go , I got a date , I got two actually .
Dr. Gregory Pratt: Hey I 'm not the only _ one _ that thinks ...
Dr. Simon Brenner: Night , Dr. Pratt
Output: PEOPLE
Maxine Faulk:  The trouble is Shannon - I caught the vibrations between you two .
Hannah Jelkes: Mrs. Faulk , I 'm a New England spinster who is pushing _ forty _ .
Maxine Faulk: Well who the hell is n't ?
Output: AGE
TV interviewer:  Why do you come to these nights ?
Lulu: I 'd like to answer that _ one _ if I may .
Nina: Sure .
Lulu: To get absolutely trashed .
Output: OTHER
Archie Bunker:  No intense offended there , but you know , your voice do n't , uh , insfire the same amount of trust there , as the dame that comes on after you , you know , the _ one _ that advertises the spray for assisting the feminine hyjinks .
Output: REFERENCE dame