niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Malory Archer:  Dammit , I told Sterling six o'clock !
Sterling Archer: I * thought * you meant six * A*-M.
Malory Archer: No , _ six _ - Sterling , are you drunk ?
Sterling Archer: Winner !
Kenny Bilko: Nice .
Lana Kane: Archer ...
Malory Archer: You knew we were transporting a dangerous terrorist to Canada ! So how and why you are drunk at six o'clock ?
Sterling Archer: Well the how 's pretty self - explanatory , and the why is because ...
Sterling Archer: I thought we were leaving at six * A*M * tomorrow*. Ergo - Latin - plenty of time to sleep it off .
Output: TIME
Doctor Bashir:  Nervous , Chief ?
Chief O'Brien: What 're you talking about ?
Doctor Bashir: That 's your fifth cup of coffee in twenty minutes .
Chief O'Brien: I did n't realize you were keeping track .
Doctor Bashir: Oh , nervous and irascible .
Chief O'Brien: If you had n't seen your wife and child for two months , you 'd be irascible too .
Doctor Bashir: Well , believe me , I 'm looking forward to Keiko and Molly 's visit as much as you are .
Chief O'Brien: Ha - ha , I doubt that .
Doctor Bashir: How many games of raquetball have we played in the last two months ?
Chief O'Brien: I do n't know , um ... Fifteen , maybe twenty ?
Doctor Bashir: No , try _ seventy _ . I 've been keeping track of that , too . And you know what all those games have proved to me ? That I 'm a poor substitute for your wife .
Chief O'Brien: I could 've told you that sixty games ago .
Output: REFERENCE games
Ronald Meeks:  The weekly bill for _ 217 _ .
Bellman: W - w - why me ? I did it the last time ! Guy gives me the heebie - jeebies . Say , h - how about instead of , uh , this bill I deliver an eviction notice ?
Ronald Meeks: We can not evict residents on the grounds of the heebie - jeebies . Now , if we did , we 'd have to shut down , would n't we ?
Bellman: Ever look into his eyes ? There 's nothin' there .
Output: OTHER
Derek Morgan:  This is an inherent contradiction about who this victim is
David Rossi: Only _ one _ ?
Output: REFERENCE contradiction
Wilson:  Well , Tim , I 'm reminded of what the Chinese philosopher Chuang Tse said . You can not speak of the ocean to a well frog , you can not speak of ice to a summer insect .
Tim: Well
Tim: this ancient Chinese ice - cream salesman , Yung Su , found that frozen frogs and wet insects could n't talk cos they were colder'n _ one _ another .
Output: OTHER
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: REFERENCE IQ
Jessica Morgan:  He offers me nothing . His world . But in my mind is the world as it wast . Mine is a better world than the _ one _ you live in , Captain . I wish you could see it .
Lieutenant Michael 'Tank' Ellis: Jumpship 's on the way in . Where 's Dread ?
Captain Jonathan Power: Alone .
Output: REFERENCE world
Kate Beckett:  This was supposed to be over . I ca n't go back again . Not now .
Richard Castle: Well , now we do n't have a choice . If Maddox gets to him before we do ...
Kate Beckett: But I do n't know how to do this . I 'm not even a cop anymore .
Richard Castle: I 'll tell you exactly what we do .
Richard Castle: We
Richard Castle: figure out who this is . We 've done it before , and with less to go on . And when we do , we lay all of this to rest and we go back to where we were . This is what you 're great at . And I 'm not so bad myself . So , what do we know ? We know this guy is about 60 . He 's a longtime New Yorker , uh ... friends with Montgomery , so he may have connections to law enforcement .
Kate Beckett: He , um ... he seems prominent . Wealthy .
Richard Castle: That 's right . And he has been that way ever since this photo was taken .
Kate Beckett: How do you know that ?
Richard Castle: Look at his wrist . That 's a Nautilus _ 3800 _ . It was $ 10000 when it came out in 1981 .
Richard Castle: That
Richard Castle: 's the year Montgomery was married . May of 1981 . How many of these watches could possibly have been sold in five months ?
Output: OTHER
Larry:  Mr. Harter ! Just the guy I wanted to see .
Mr. Harter: I 'll take the case . Please tell me it was Supercuts who did this to you .
Larry: No , it 's me , Larry ... Moe , Larry , Curly , remember ? From the orphanage .
Mr. Harter: Oh , my ... goodness ! Well , congratulations , you 're still in remission . So ... what brings you here ?
Curly: Look , I 'll cut to the chase , moneybags : we 're in a jam . The orphanage needs 830 grand , or it 's going belly - up .
Larry: Plus we got a sick kid getting fitted for angel wings .
Mr. Harter: Terrific ! So , who do we sue ?
Larry: Oh no , there 's no one to sue ; we need you to give us the money .
Curly: Yeah .
Larry: But we 're not looking for a handout , mind ya . We 'll work off every last penny right here in these halls .
Mr. Harter: Look , I 'm sorry , but , uh ... I 'm ... committed to several other charities , and besides , I do n't have that kind of money just laying around . But if you decide to sue the orphanage , I 'm in .
Curly: Uh , Mr. H. , please , I know what you 're thinking : that we 're both lazy bums like Moe , but - but we 're not . Uh , some of us are n't afraid to get our hands dirty .
Mr. Harter: What ? No , I never thought of Moe as lazy .
Larry: It 's all right , that slug told us the whole story about why you dropped him back off .
Mr. Harter: Well , I can assure you it had nothing to do with his work ethic ; he was _ ten _ . No , what - what happened was he wanted us to go back for you two , and frankly , it was ... too much for us .
Curly: You mean ... he would n't go without us ?
Mr. Harter: No , he would n't . He was very adamant about wanting us to adopt all three of you , and ... it was just out of the question , you understand . Anywho , got to skedaddle , late for a meeting . But if you ever do want to sue anyone for anything - a slip in the tub , a bone in the fish - I 'm your guy .
Output: AGE
Earl Sinclair:  Robbie , ask me another one .
Robbie Sinclair: Dad , you haven't gotten _ one _ right yet .
Earl Sinclair: I 'm finding my rhythm . Go ahead , ask me . Ask me .
Robbie Sinclair: Okay , okay , what can fish do under water that dinosaurs ca n't ?
Earl Sinclair: Sing .
Robbie Sinclair: Wrong . Breathe .
Earl Sinclair: We ca n't breathe under water ? That stinks .
Output: OTHER
Recoome:  Hey ! Jeice , Burter ! You want me to take care of the other _ two _ as well ?
Jeice: Sure . Knock yourself out .
Burter: Go ahead . But I got ta warn you : if you do n't finish them off in the next five minutes , no TV for a week !
Recoome: Okay !
Recoome: I love to watch soap operas .
Output: OTHER
Fox Mulder:  I saw things though , Scully . Powerful things . I saw deep and unconditional love .
Dana Scully: I saw things too . I witnessed unqualified hate that appears to have no end .
Fox Mulder: How to reconcile the _ two _ ? The extremes of our nature .
Dana Scully: That 's the question . Maybe the question of our times .
Output: OTHER
Jake Simmonds:  One , _ two _ , three ... Go !
Ricky Smith: What the hell are you doing ?
Jake Simmonds: What are you doing there ?
Ricky Smith: What am I doing here ? What am I doing there ?
Output: OTHER
Donna Martin:  Nat , what would you leave me ?
Nat Bussichio: That singing group that came in here to serenade you .
David Silver: Color Me Badd !
Brenda Walsh: What about me Nat ?
Nat Bussichio: Oh that _ one _ is easy ,
Nat Bussichio: Laverne !
David Silver: Wait a minute , who 's Laverne ?
Steve Sanders: She 's that crazy chick who used to work for Nat !
Output: OTHER
Anna Beam:  Sorry .
Angela: For what ? Being human ? Do n't mind him . He do n't have kids , and he has no personality . You know , when you got kids , things get messy .
Christy Beam: I have _ three _ .
Angela: See ? So , you know . You either roll with it or you get rolled on . You get rolled on , you get flat .
Output: REFERENCE kids
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers:  Well , my mother loves me .
Bill Miller: I 'll bet she was disappointed . I 'll bet she wanted a child .
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: She got _ one _ . Look up the records . I was born at Mercy Hospital .
Bill Miller: Were you sick ?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: No , I wanted to be near my mother .
Output: REFERENCE child
Max Carnegie:  Oh my God , look at these
Laura Diamond: Oh !
Max Carnegie: Oh my God !
Jake Broderick: Let me guess : food truck Tony
Jake Broderick: Oh
Jake Broderick: And you ca n't take the time to chew ?
Laura Diamond: This is me chewing
Max Carnegie: You know what these are ? God in brownie form
Laura Diamond: If that where the case , it 'd be fat free
Jake Broderick: If they 're that good , I 'll try _ one _
Laura Diamond: Stop spying on me and we 'll talk !
Output: REFERENCE brownie
Captain Fowler:  These six victims had their throats cut . They were mid- to upper - level drug dealers . _ Two _ were teenagers . They were all murdered in the past few months when a new drug ring muscled in and took over most of the uptown heroin and cocaine trade .
Kate Beckett: A new drug ring ? Well , who are they ?
Captain Fowler: The commissioner asked me to find that out and shut them down . But they 're invisible , these guys . They do n't use banks , so we ca n't follow the money . They make sure their street dealers never meet their suppliers .
Kate Beckett: So when you bust a dealer , he does n't know who he 's working for .
Output: REFERENCE victims
Roger the Alien:  It 's four , ninety - nine .
Stan Smith: I guess we can add another five bucks to your tab .
Roger the Alien: Five bucks ? For " Barbra Sings Celine " ? No - it 's _ four hundred _ , ninety - nine dollars . Barbra comes expensive or she does n't come at all .
Stan Smith: Four hundred , ninety - nine dollars ? I would n't pay that much to see Barbra DO Celine !
Output: CURRENCY
Riley Matthews:  Okay , um , we 'll do _ one _ more ... " Have you ever kept a secret from somebody you love ? " Game over .
Farkle Minkus: Why , because you know secrets are dangerous ?
Riley Matthews: No , Farkle , because it 's almost midnight .
Farkle Minkus: And you know what happens at midnight ?
Riley Matthews: Okay , it 's time to go up to the roof .
Lucas Friar: I just happened to be standing next to you .
Isadora Smackle: Who 's the creepy creep creep now ?
Output: OTHER
Agnes 'Apple' Bailey:  When I was _ eight _ , I was taken away from my mother when she was arrested for drugs . By the time I was 12 , I was in my 10th foster home ... I was too scared to even open up my own mouth . I ran away . I went to try to find my mother and try to stay with her for a while . Things got real bad and I had to go and all that time , that letter was the only thing I ever got from you . Now I 'm just asking you for a little time because I am done being passed off as someone 's case number . I want out of the system ! So are you going to help me out ?
Output: AGE
Pee Wee Reese:  Maybe tomorrow , we 'll all wear _ 42 _ , so nobody could tell us apart .
Output: OTHER
Steve Navarro:  I put a tracker on the device . I can tell you where it is .
Kate Morgan: You lying bastard !
Jack Bauer: Please , put the weapon down and let him talk !
Steve Navarro: I can give you the tracker 's code .
Kate Morgan: I do n't believe you . I 'm going to put a bullet in your head !
Jack Bauer: Kate , Kate ! Put the weapon down !
Steve Navarro: Three , eight , four , six , _ nine _ , romeo . Three , alpha , four , six , nine , romeo . That 's the code . I 'm telling you the truth .
Kate Morgan: Did you get that ?
Jack Bauer: Gavin ?
Gavin Leonard: Running the trace now . Seems to be legit . It 's already triangulating within a four mile area .
Jack Bauer: Copy that . He 's logging onto the override device . It worked .
Kate Morgan: You 're done . You 're going to be executed for murder and for treason . And I 'm going to be there to watch .
Output: REFERENCE code
Jerry:  So , Puddy , this is a pretty good move for you , huh ? No more " grease monkey " .
David Puddy: I do n't much care for that term .
Jerry: Oh . Sorry , I did n't know ...
David Puddy: No , I do n't know too many monkeys who could take apart a fuel injector .
Jerry: I saw one once that could do sign language .
David Puddy: Yeah , I saw that _ one _ . Uh ... Koko .
Jerry: Yeah , Koko .
David Puddy: Right , Koko . That chimp 's alright . High - five .
Output: REFERENCE monkeys
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
Riddler:  You forget , Doctor , I'M the _ one _ who asks the riddles .
Output: OTHER
Rebecca Howe:  You know , when I was a kid , I was the first _ one _ in my class to ... you know , develop breasts . They teased me the whole year .
Norm Peterson: Oh , yeah . Me too .
Output: REFERENCE kid
Danger Mouse:  Oh , Penfold , this time keep clear of the crocodile .
Penfold: Crocodile ? What crocodile ?
Danger Mouse: The big green _ one _ with the sharp teeth that tries to eat you in episode four .
Penfold: Oh ' eck !
Output: REFERENCE crocodile
Adam:  Whistle Willie is gone and has taken his shorts and whistle with him . And his new replacement , Mr. Call Me Joe Winter is ace . This is his new bike . Great , innit ? It 's got about 74 gears . His last one got nicked 'cause he trusts kids . Alright , nobody 's perfect . The good news is : I 've been put in charge of the new _ one _ . And I 've been promised a cut when Chas & AWOL lift it .
Output: OTHER
Hank Atherton:  You sold my Lamborghini ?
Laurie Atherton: It 's my car , too , Hank . You said to sell it and give you half .
Laurie Atherton: Say
Laurie Atherton: hello to half .
Hank Atherton: Two hundred dollars ? It 's worth two hundred * _ thousand _ * !
Output: CURRENCY
Leo Dooley:  What are you doing ?
Donald Davenport: Getting ready for the Alien Gladiators Convention . I am Elder Lumina - and Elder Lumina will be victorious in the fire staff challenge .
Leo Dooley: Look , Elder - LY Lumina , I hate to get your robe in a bunch , but , uh , that role is mine .
Donald Davenport: That 's cute , but I 've loved these movies my entire life , and winning that role will fulfill my biggest childhood dream , so ...
Leo Dooley: I think childhood dreams expire once you hit _ forty _ .
Output: AGE
Ben Tennyson:  Whoa , what IS this place ?
Grandpa Max: A blast from the past . It 's an old Plumbers base .
Ben Tennyson: Like the _ one _ at Mount Rushmore ?
Grandpa Max: Not exactly . At the height of the Plumbers , some of these satellite complexes were established around the country in hidden locations , like this one . Once we brought down Vilgax the first time , these annexes were n't needed anymore , so we eventually shut 'em all down .
Output: REFERENCE place
Ron White:  The year I turned _ 13 _ , I experimented with something , and my grandma caught me in the bathroom just a'doin it . She said , " It says in the Bible , young man , that it is better for your seed to fall in the belly of a whore than on the ground . " I said , " Tough to argue with that logic , Grandma . You got 50 bucks ? "
Output: AGE
Lance Hunter:  The tiny girl in the flower dress ? That 's who everyone 's making such a fuss about ?
Raina: It 's good to see you , Agent Coulson .
Phil Coulson: Raina .
Raina: I was worried you were n't going to accept my invitation , but perhaps I was n't the only _ one _ looking forward to our next meeting .
Lance Hunter: Is she * hitting * on him ?
Melinda May: Yep . That 's what she does .
Output: PEOPLE
The Patriarch:  Tyr Anasazi : Kodiak Pride , out of Victoria by Barbarossa ; orphaned by the Drago - Kazov attack of 10065 , sold into slavery , escaped _ 10077 _ ; apprenticed to the famous assassin Tuco Sentenza ; briefly married to Freya Rajput of the Orca Pride , and father to young Tamerlane , whose whereabouts at the moment , nobody 's quite sure of . Did I miss anything ?
Tyr Anasazi: I do n't know . Did you ?
The Patriarch: I hear you 're a competent soldier . Will he be coming with us ?
Captain Dylan Hunt: No , taking Tyr on a raid against the Genite bioweapons facility creates an unnecessary risk . God knows what the Genites have keyed to the Nietzschean DNA . I 'd prefer to keep Tyr in one piece .
The Patriarch: Pity . Another time , then .
Tyr Anasazi: I 'll try to contain my disappointment .
Output: YEAR
Oliver Fry:  Hello . Oliver Fry .
Elliot Garfield: Oliver Fry the director ?
Oliver Fry: Yes , I believe so .
Elliot Garfield: It 's nice to meet you . Oliver Fry , what 'd you know ! Would you like to come in ? Here , uh ... Yeah , come on in . Hi !
Gretchen: Pleased to meet you .
Oliver Fry: Well ...
Elliot Garfield: Hi , it 's very nice to ...
Oliver Fry: We wo n't keep you . There was just one question that I wanted to ask . Would you be interested in a movie ?
Elliot Garfield: You mean making _ one _ ?
Oliver Fry: Or we could go to one , but I think working is much more fun .
Output: REFERENCE movie
Don Cordova:  Same old Daph .
Daphne Wayne: Oh , same old Don . Still making love to every girl that you meet ?
Don Cordova: Oh , no . I miss _ one _ - occasionally .
Output: REFERENCE girl
Ray:  You a dog person ?
Elliot Alderson: Used to have _ one _ .
Ray: Oh , yeah ? What happened to it ?
Elliot Alderson: Do n't have her anymore .
Output: REFERENCE dog
Doctor Beverly Crusher:  We do n't have designations , we have names . I 'm Beverly . This is Geordi .
Third of Five: Do I have a name ?
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: Do you want _ one _ ?
Third of Five: A name .
Doctor Beverly Crusher: I 'm Beverly , he 's Geordi , and you ...
Third of Five: You .
Doctor Beverly Crusher: You ...
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: No , no , wait a minute - that 's it : Hugh ! What do you think ?
Third of Five: ' You ' ?
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: No , not ' you ' . ' Hugh ' .
Third of Five: ' Hugh ' .
Doctor Beverly Crusher: Okay . Now , I 'm Beverly .
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: I 'm Geordi .
Third of Five: We are Hugh .
Output: REFERENCE names
Dana Whitaker:  I really just came up here to get some drinks for my friends .
The Stranger: I have no reason not to believe you .
Dana Whitaker: I 'm just saying I 'm not in a mood to be bought a drink by a guy in a suit .
The Stranger: I 'm not wearing a suit . For that matter I was n't offering you a drink .
Dana Whitaker: Yeah ? You left your Wall Street office at 8:30 , went to your two - bedroom on the East Side and changed into your " I do n't always wear a suit " clothes .
The Stranger: I do n't live on the East Side
Dana Whitaker: If you live on the West Side , then you 're stuck back in college .
The Stranger: I live in Paris .
Dana Whitaker: France ?
The Stranger: Yeah . Sometimes Seattle . Sometimes Chicago . Sometimes Tokyo . Sometimes St. Bart 's .
Dana Whitaker: Tell me ... Seriously , are there women who believe you when you say that ?
The Stranger: Not many . So , Dana , I could n't help overhearing you and your friends a while ago .
Dana Whitaker: We 're sitting on the other side of the restaurant .
The Stranger: Yeah . I would n't worry about a Time Warner takeover .
Dana Whitaker: You would n't , huh ?
The Stranger: They 'll kick out when the stock hits _ 27 _ .
Dana Whitaker: How did you know my name ?
The Stranger: The bartender said it .
Dana Whitaker: No he did n't .
The Stranger: Sure he did . How else would I know it ?
Output: OTHER
Robert Balestrero:  It says here Mozart wrote it when he was _ 5 _ . So I should be able to play it , I 'm 8 .
Gregory Balestrero: I 'm 5 , so I should be able to write it .
Output: AGE
Wally:  Hello , and welcome to Wallyphone . If you are Maya and have a great excuse for blowing me off , press _ one _ . If you do n't have an excuse , press two .
Maya: Wally , I 'm sorry .
Wally: For a selection of excuses available in your area , press three .
Maya: Please forgive me .
Wally: You have selected begging for mercy .
Output: OTHER
Tom Servo:  Ah , they 're going _ 65 _ , so they 'll be there in 3 BILLION years ...
Output: OTHER
Nat:  We have an incredible sex life , but that 's not the point . I love the Michael Jackson " Off the Wall " album , but I would n't necessarily want to only listen to that the rest of my life .
Naomi: Yeah , Oh honey , I been there . I mean you 'll listen to it a lot in the beginning . You 'll listen to it in all sorts of places . You 'll listen to it in the car , in the disabled toilet cubicle in the McDonald 's in Egham ... in your unconscious Granny 's hospital room .
Nat: Granny Mary ?
Naomi: It 's what she would have wanted ... But then you know , you get to the point where you 're not that bothered about listened to music at all . You just play it on birthdays or when you 're very very drunk . Or , if someone shows you a Justin Bieber video when you 're in the office and then you know , all you can think about is that .
Chloe: Is n't he like _ 15 _ ?
Naomi: Oh , he 'd know what to do ... I 'd ruin Bieber !
Nat: You Would ! You would ruin him .
Output: AGE
Toby:  I thought you were sitting at Donna 's table ?
Brandon Walsh: We were , we just were n't there when the whole thing went down .
Howard Banchek: Oh what did you two get a room or something ?
Brandon Walsh: That 's funny
Toby: In a sick way what 's happening to Donna Martin is an epitaph to the dead spirit of the entire class of _ 93 _ . Over and out .
Output: YEAR
Barney:  Alright , fine the stripper at Stuart 's bachelor party was a _ fifteen _ .
Ted: She was fifteen ?
Barney: A fifteen , like in Blackjack .
Ted: As in not sure whether or not you should hit it ?
Barney: Exactly .
Ted: Niice .
Output: OTHER
Doctor Who:  One , _ two _ , three , four , five - I 'll go alone . Ask me why .
Tyssan: Why ?
Doctor Who: They 're unconscious ; also , I 'm a very dangerous fellow when I do n't know what I 'm doing .
Output: OTHER
Harry:  Make a wish , Harry .
Uncle Vernon: Who 's there ?
Hagrid: Sorry about that .
Uncle Vernon: I demand that you leave at once ! You are breaking an entry !
Hagrid: Dry up , Dursley , you great prune ! Boy , I hasn't seen yeh since you was a baby , Harry , but you 're a little bit longer that I expected , especially right in the middle .
Dudley Dursley: I - I'm not Harry .
Harry: I am .
Hagrid: Well , of course you are . Got somethin' for yeh , ' fraid I may have sat on it at some point , but I imagine it 'll taste just the same . Painted it myself , words and all .
Harry: Thank you .
Hagrid: It 's not every day your young man turns _ eleven _ , eh ?
Output: AGE
Mr. Spock:  Even in this corner of the galaxy , Captain , two plus two equals _ four _ . Almost certainly an attempt will be made to kill you . Why do you invite death ?
Output: OTHER
Sage Dadhichi:  O Lord , the embodiment of bliss , I prostate before thee . The omni - present being who is the source of all knowledge . The _ one _ who is formless and reverberates as Om ... eternally blissful . The enlightened one , the King of Kailash .
Output: REFERENCE being
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: REFERENCE IQ
Krillin:  So who are you anyway , his pupil ?
Goku: Yeah , I 'm Goku !
Krillin: Hmm , does n't seem that you like fighting .
Goku: I like marshmallows !
Krillin: What 's that got ta do with anything ?
Goku: Well , I 'm hungry . And your bald head looks like _ one _ .
Krillin: What did you say ? Did n't you know that everyone who 's serious about martial arts shave their head ? Look at Master Roshi , he shaves !
Master Roshi: Nope , I 'm naturally bald .
Output: REFERENCE marshmallows
Broadcaster from Armed Forces Radio:  The cost of the war to the United States has been placed at twenty - two billion dollars .
B.J.: Do n't look at me , I only get _ three hundred _ a month .
Output: CURRENCY
Moe:  This is a man 's job .
Larry: Where will we find _ one _ ?
Output: REFERENCE man
Hallmark:  Have you had any contact with the aggressors ?
Darren McCord: I killed _ two _ . Is that contact ?
Output: REFERENCE aggressors
Sheriff Solomon Budd:  How much ?
Thad: How much what ?
Sheriff Solomon Budd: Reward . What 's Daddy Ledbetter offerin ' for Buck ?
Thad: Two thousand . And he do n't want no trial .
Sheriff Solomon Budd: I 'm listenin ' ...
Thad: For what ?
Sheriff Solomon Budd: The rest of it . Is that the price for _ one _ or both ?
Thad: Two thousand , apiece .
Sheriff Solomon Budd: I knew it . You come chargin ' up our trail like a cyclone wind , you 're chasin ' money .
Thad: Sonny Ledbetter was a friend of mine . AS a matter of fact , he was my best friend .
Sheriff Solomon Budd: Sure , as much a friend as you ever had . And that ai n't much . Come to think of it , you two had a lot in common .
Thad: You know , I 'm gon na remember what you said , sheriff , and one of these days , I 'm gon na make you regret having said it .
Sheriff Solomon Budd: You do that . Nothin' like hate to keep a man awake . Your watch - I 'm turnin ' in .
Output: OTHER
Joey:  You know , I have asked you six questions tonight and you haven't answered _ one _ .
Jack: Well that 's because you have to ask me seven . See seven is the magic number .
Joey: There you go again . Why do you make light out of everything ?
Jack: Because I am aloof , introverted , and unsociable so there , I answered one .
Output: REFERENCE questions
Belle Morgan:  You 're not proposing to me , are you ?
Bart Maverick: Oh , no . I promised Pappy I would n't we d till I was _ 38 _ .
Belle Morgan: That 's good . Because I promised myself I would n't marry again at all .
Output: AGE
Zoe:  Doctor , if we 've landed , where are we ?
Dr. Who: That is what I 'm trying to find out , Zoë .
Zoe: A rocket ?
Jamie: Hey , we 're just hanging in space !
Dr. Who: Well , we ca n't be !
Zoe: Well , let 's try and find a star we know .
Dr. Who: There we are . Oh ... What in heaven 's name ... ?
Jamie: Hey , what 's he up to ?
Zoe: He 's trying to climb aboard .
Dr. Who: Just a minute ... Just a minute ... Oh , this control is ... There we are . No , now that 's an ion - jet rocket of the twenty first century , but ... but ... this helmet , if I can ... There we are ! That 's not nearly so sophisticated . It 's certainly not later than nineteen sixty .
Jamie: Those letters on his helmet ?
Zoe: C - C - C - P.
Dr. Who: Of course !
Jamie: What ?
Dr. Who: Just a minute . Yes , I ... I think that explains it !
Zoe: Well , Doctor , what is it ?
Dr. Who: Well , it 's a ... it 's a flying machine , designed by a gentleman by the name of Leonardo Da Vinci in about umm _ fifteen hundred _ .
Jamie: Well , what 's it doing up here ?
Zoe: Doctor , where are we ?
Dr. Who: We 're in a museum !
Jamie, Zoe: A what ?
Dr. Who: A space museum ! Look ! There you are . A balloon ... That 's a transport plane . Now , those initials , they stand for Russia . That 's Gagarin , the first earthman in space . Look . Come on , let 's have a look round , shall we ?
Jamie: Right .
Dr. Who: Wait for me !
Output: YEAR
Rev. Camden:  Teenagers should n't have sex , sex is for married couples .
Vincent: Okay , so ... what if Ruthie does n't get married in her twenties or her thirties and she 's in her mid forties , on her own , earning her own money , living in her own house , and she 's madly in love with this great guy who has a fear of commitment ?
Rev. Camden: Do n't care if she 's _ eighty _ , the answer is still no .
Vincent: This is why I do n't wanna go to church .
Output: AGE
Andromeda Ascendant:  The chance of a specific human DNA combination reoccurring is approximately _ one _ in three times ten to the fifteenth power .
Tyr Anasazi: Telemachus Rhade is n't just any human . He 's the product of sixteen centuries of selective breeding .
Dylan Hunt: Homo sapiens invictus have the same number of chromosomes as unmodified Homo sapiens .
Tyr Anasazi: Yes , but a smaller sampling . No Nietzschean carries the gene for astigmatism , acromegaly , arterial sclerosis . You combine that with extensive safeguards against mutation and what you 've got is ...
Dylan Hunt: And the odds are still in the trillions .
Tyr Anasazi: It 's a big universe .
Dylan Hunt: Yeah , and a bigger coincidence . You know , I do n't trust coincidences , especially ones named Rhade .
Tyr Anasazi: You should know by now that you can never trust any Nietzschean ... except me .
Output: REFERENCE chance
Celine:  One night I heard some noise on my fire excape , so I called _ 911 _ . And the cops came eventually ...
Jesse: Yeah like three hours later .
Celine: Yeah , after I had been raped and killed about 10 times .
Output: OTHER
Sandra Sully:  OK Gaelan , five subjects have disappeared but _ seven _ are left . What do you like ?
Gaelan Walker: Is Australiana a type of pizza , because I 'm not too bad with food .
Sandra Sully: No , it 's not .
Gaelan Walker: I 'll go with Music then , thanks .
Output: REFERENCE subjects
Bridget:  Did I really run round your lawn naked ?
Mark Darcy: Oh , yes . You were four and I was _ eight _ .
Bridget: Well , that 's a pretty big age difference . It 's quite pervy really .
Mark Darcy: Yes , I like to think so .
Output: AGE
Dr. Robotnik:  I 've really outdone myself this time . Remind me to give myself the medal for excellence in supreme rotten - ness .
Scratch: Did n't you just give yourself that award last week ?
Dr. Robotnik: Well , think up a better _ one _ then !
Output: REFERENCE award
Ned:  Anyway , what I was saying though , is that people recycle cans , they recycle papers , you know ... why not , why not candles ? I say , we put a bin out , let people bring their old drippings in their convenience .
Billy: It 's like those , those bags , that say - I used to be a plastic bottle . We can have a bin that say - I used to be another candle !
Ned: That 's a great idea . Yeah . And then when they bring those candles , we put them in another bin that say - I used to be another another candle .
Billy: Yeah ... and eventually we can just have _ one _ that say - " Trust me , I used to be a lot of candles ! "
Ned: I was a ton ... I used to be a lot of candles !
Billy: Trust me man ... I have been other candles !
Output: REFERENCE bin
Joey:  Excuse me ... Do you know my phone number ? I know it has - _ two _ 7s in it but I 'm not sure about the other numbers . I think there 's a 4 ... ?
Output: OTHER
Simon Seville:  Have you guys been having any trouble along the way ?
Jeanette Miller: Well , there was this guy ...
Brittany Miller: We
Brittany Miller: 've had nothing but smooth sailing . And you ?
Simon Seville: Well , actually , I get the feeling ...
Alvin Seville: It
Alvin Seville: 's been a piece of cake . The only problem we have is crowd control . We 're the hottest act in rock and roll . But you do n't have that problem , do you ?
Jeanette Miller: No .
Brittany Miller: Sure we do !
Alvin Seville: No , you do n't .
Brittany Miller: All right , Mister Popularity ! How much you want to bet we can out " rock and roll " you ?
Simon Seville: We 've got to keep these _ two _ apart !
Output: OTHER
Lula:  When 'd you start smoking , Sail ?
Sailor: I guess I started smoking when I was about ... _ four _ . My momma was already dead then from lung cancer .
Output: AGE
Laura Chapman:  I 've got _ one _ . Your favorite vacation ?
Sam Hall: Besides this one ?
Output: OTHER
Matt Murdock:  Do you believe in the Devil , Father ?
Father Lantom: You mean ... as a concept ?
Matt Murdock: No . Do you believe he exists ? In this world , among us .
Father Lantom: You want the short answer or the long _ one _ ?
Matt Murdock: Just the truth .
Father Lantom: When I was in seminary , I was more studious than pious , more ... skeptical than most of my peers . I had this notion , which I was more than willing to speak about , at length , to whoever I could corner . That the Devil ... was inconsequential . Minor figure in the grand scheme .
Matt Murdock: Not very Catholic of you .
Father Lantom: Uh - huh , yeah . In my defense , in the scriptures , the Hebrew word " Satan " actually means " adversary . " It 's applied to any antagonist . Angels and humans , serpents and kings . Medieval theologians reinterpreted those passages to be about a single monstrous enemy . And , in my youthful zeal , I was certain I knew why : propaganda . Played up to drive people into the church .
Matt Murdock: So you do n't believe he exists .
Father Lantom: Am I done talking ?
Father Lantom: Sorry
Father Lantom: Years later , I was in Rwanda , trying to help local churches provide aid and sanctuary to refugees . I 'd become close with the village elder , Gahiji . He and his family had the respect of everybody , Hutu and Tutsi alike . He 'd helped them all ; through famines , disease . The militia liked to force Hutu villagers to murder their neighbors ... with machetes . But nobody would raise a hand against Gahiji . They said , " Well ... how can we kill such a holy man ? " . So the militia commander sent soldiers ... with orders to cut his head off ... in front of the entire village . Gahiji did n't try to put up a fight . Just asked for the chance to say goodbye to his family . By the time he was done , even the soldiers did n't wanna kill him . So they went to their commander and asked permission to shoot him . At least give him a quick death . The commander wanted to meet this man who had won the respect of so many . He went to Gahiji ... talked with him in his hut , for many hours . Then he dragged him out in front of his village and hacked him to pieces ... along with his entire family . In that man who took Gahiji 's life ... I saw the Devil . So yes , Matthew ... I believe he walks among us ; taking many forms .
Output: REFERENCE answer
Jill:  How could you possibly enjoy a film like that ?
Steve: Oh , because it 's got naked women in it ! Look , I like naked women ! I 'm a bloke ! I 'm supposed to like them ! We 're born like that . We like naked women as soon as we 're pulled out of _ one _ . Halfway down the birth canal we 're already enjoying the view . Look , it 's the four pillars of the male heterosexual psyche . We like : naked women , stockings , lesbians , and Sean Connery best as James Bond . Because that is what being a bloke is . And if you do n't like it , darling , join a film collective . I want to spend the rest of my life with the woman at the end of the table here . But that does not stop me wanting to see several thousand more naked bottoms before I die . Because that 's what being a bloke is . When Man invented fire , he did n't say " Hey , let 's cook ! " He said : " Great ! Now we can see naked bottoms in the dark ! " As soon as Caxton invented the printing press we were using it to make pictures of - hey ! - naked bottoms . We 've turned the Internet into an enormous international database of ... naked bottoms . So , you see , the story of male achievement through the ages , feeble though it may have been , has been the story of our struggle to get a better look at your bottoms . Frankly , girls , I 'm not so sure how insulted you really ought to be .
Output: REFERENCE women
Topanga Lawrence:  You invited Shawn ?
Cory Matthews: Wait a minute . Why ?
Topanga Lawrence: I invited Angela .
Cory Matthews: You invited Angela ? Who said you could invite Angela ? She 's gon na kill me !
Topanga Lawrence: Oh my God . Shawn 's gon na blame me for this . Hey . Why would Angela kill you ?
Cory Matthews: Hey . Why would Shawn blame you ?
Topanga Lawrence: You know something about Angela .
Cory Matthews: You know something about Shawn !
Topanga Lawrence: Alright . On the count of three .
Topanga Lawrence, Cory Matthews: _ One _ , two , three !
Cory Matthews: Angela 's still in love with Shawn ! I hate that !
Output: REFERENCE count
Gwen Tennyson:  Now , act your age .
Young Max Tennyson: Okay . How old am I now ?
Ben Tennyson: You look about _ ten _ .
Output: AGE
Mr. Dick Lucas:  Oh , blimey ! Eleven pounds , forty seven p ... I 'm supposed to get nineteen quid a week .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: Well , there 's probably some deductions . Check your slip .
Mr. Dick Lucas: Tax ... Six pounds , _ twelve _ .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: Well , you see the Concorde is expensive , then there 's the Coal Board , and the Iron and Steel Board , the railways , and not to mention the upkeep of our stall in the Common Market . You 've got yourself a bargain there , if you did but know it .
Mr. Dick Lucas: National Health ... One pound twenty one . I haven't been near a doctor in five years .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: Oh well , when you get pregnant you 'll get your maternity grant .
Mr. Dick Lucas: Ten p for Grace Brothers ' Social Club . Social Club ! A converted Scout hut on the edges of Romney Marshes , a cracked ping - pong ball , and three darts with foul pest .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: It 's worth it for the annual outing alone . Now , where else could you see Captain Peacock in a funny hat and Mrs. Slocombe going home kale - eyed on the bus ?
Mr. Dick Lucas: Twenty p for Grace Brothers ' Staff Home . Now , that I do n't mind . I mean , what a way to end your days . When you 're too old to bend down and take an inside leg , you can sit all day in the drizzle in a wheelchair , waiting for that voice to come crying out of the sky : " Are you free , Mr. Lucas ? " . And five minutes later you 've got Grainger measuring you up for a pair of wings , telling you , " They 'll ride up with wear " .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: He 'll measure you for an asbestos suit .
Output: CURRENCY
Optimus Primal:  Every one of these alien structures has been designed for a specific purpose , Rattrap . This _ one _ is busy , and I 'm betting I can fly close enough to take it out .
Rattrap: With what ? One of your famous " We can do it " speeches ?
Optimus Primal: A transwarp explosion .
Blackarachnia: Hahaha ! You 'll blow yourself to atoms !
Optimus Primal: If it saves this planet , it 'll be worth it . If not , I 'm no worse off .
Output: REFERENCE structures
Thomas Yates:  I 've got something for you . It 's a present . Open it .
David Rossi: What is it ?
Thomas Yates: Open it and see .
David Rossi: You should n't have .
Thomas Yates: Surprise . Those are some of the girls I took . The ones you did n't find . There 's 40 there .
David Rossi: Why should I believe you ?
Thomas Yates: I thought you might ask that . It 's all part of the deal .
David Rossi: Look , let 's get something straight . There is no deal .
Thomas Yates: Not yet .
David Rossi: Not ever .
Thomas Yates: It 's actually 101 names . And I remember all of them . And I 'll tell you where I put them . Here 's what I want . One , no death penalty . I do n't care if I rot in here . But no chair and no injections . Two , I want a transfer to the East Coast . Grandma 's dead . Nothing holding me here . Plus , I like the idea of snow in the winter . Never really had that growing up .
David Rossi: I did n't come all this way to get smoke blown up my ass .
Thomas Yates: After I get my sentence commuted and my transfer , I 'll give you more names . But only _ one _ each year . To keep you honest . You understand .
David Rossi: Anything else ?
Thomas Yates: Yes . I get to decide when you get the name . It 'll be on a special day of my choosing . And you have to come and get it from me personally . What do you say , Agent ? Hmm ? Deal ?
Output: REFERENCE names
Counselor Deanna Troi:  I 'd book my next vacation at your hotel , if you had one .
Aaron Conor: Well , in that case , I shall have to have them build _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE hotel
Boris The Animal:  You pathetic waste of Boglodite flesh ! I 'd kill you right now if I did n't value my own life .
Boris The Animal: Who are YOU ?
Boris The Animal: Look at you ... Every mistake I 've ever made , just waiting to happen .
Boris The Animal: What happened to my arm ?
Boris The Animal: You lose it . Shot off by a human .
Boris The Animal: No human could defeat me !
Boris The Animal: You spend the next forty years in prison , chained up like an animal !
Boris The Animal: No prison can hold me !
Boris The Animal: They built _ one _ especially FOR us , on the moon .
Boris The Animal: No human has been to the moon , so they can not have built it there already .
Boris The Animal: Stop arguing ! You could avoid all of that if you 'd just listen to me !
Boris The Animal: YOU were defeated ! YOU let it get shot off ! That was n't me , that was YOU !
Boris The Animal: What 's your plan ?
Boris The Animal: Prevent the Arc Net from being deployed , kill anyone who tries !
Boris The Animal: Good plan ; did n't work . With my help , we 'll get the Arc Net , kill Agent K ; the invasion will be successful ; and we 'll get to keep both of our ... ARGH ! STOP STARING AT IT ! Listen !
Output: REFERENCE prison
Malik:  Five minutes after we leave , every stasis field in this station will shut down , releasing hundreds of pathogens . I wonder which _ one _ will kill you first .
Capt. Jonathan Archer: Stick around and find out .
Output: REFERENCE pathogens
Narrator:  Wednesday , July 17 , 1903 . At 908 hours , a wounded inmate was found in the prison print shop . He had been knifed in the upper region of his abdomen . The prisoner was identified as Eric Wagner , serving five to ten years for counterfeiting . At 1213 hours , Wagner died without naming his killer . Wagner 's death became page 1 of Arizona Rangers ' case file 3394 . Same date : Ranger Clint Travis was assigned to the case . Conducting an investigation at the prison , Ranger Travis established a motive for the brutal killing of Eric Wagner . A counterfeiter of known variety , Wagner had somehow managed to make a set of counterfeit plates while working in the prison print shop . A search of the plates was made but they were not found . Identity of the killer was still unknown . Saturday , July 20 , _ 1903 _ . Cane G. Devers was released from prison after serving 8½ years for armed robbery with intent to kill .
Output: YEAR
Vange:  That is exactly what my story 's about .
Quinn: What , spoiled rich chicks ?
Vange: No , electronic stuff . Everybody 's always using cell phones , laptop computers , electronic notebooks , and it 's not just grownups either . Kids have pagers , calculators and games . She 'll call you back , We ca n't live without them .
Megan: You are so _ 11 _ .
Andy: Well , I do n't use anything like that .
Vange: Oh yeah ? What about the alarm on that big old watch of yours ?
Andy: Well sure , every morning .
Vange: Duh ! Then a computer chip is telling YOU when to wake up , is n't that weird ?
Output: AGE
DCI Charlie Wise:  You wanted me ?
Albie Kinsella: I want a photograph taken . I want people to know what he did to me .
DCI Charlie Wise: Put your clothes on , son . You 'll catch a chill .
Albie Kinsella: I 'll put my clothes on when I 've had a photograph taken . I know my rights .
DCI Charlie Wise: You 've killed three people , son . _ One _ a DCI from this nick . Now you put your clothes on , or I 'll rip your dick off ! Right ?
Albie Kinsella: Four .
DCI Charlie Wise: Come again ?
Albie Kinsella: I 've killed four people .
Output: REFERENCE people
Emily Prentiss:  So Hotch is even more intense now that Gideon 's gone .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yeah , I 've noticed .
Emily Prentiss: Do you think that 's gon na change ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: I certainly think we 'll find out .
Emily Prentiss: What about you ? You okay ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Oh , I'm- I 'm great .
Emily Prentiss: Do you want to talk about it ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: What 's there to talk about , really ?
Emily Prentiss: Gideon .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Oh , no . He , uh- he left a letter explaining everything . Just like my dad did when he abandoned me and my mom .
Emily Prentiss: He addressed it to you .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yeah , yeah . You know , Gideon stood toe to toe with some of the ... the sickest people on this planet . I think that took a lot of courage , right ?
Emily Prentiss: Yeah .
Dr. Spencer Reid: So , why 'd he do this ? It 's addressed to me , but I'm- I 'm not- I 'm not the only one that he abandoned .
Emily Prentiss: But why is it addressed to you ? I think you need to read that letter again .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I have an eidetic memory , Emily .
Emily Prentiss: Ah , yeah , I know , and an IQ of _ 187 _ , but what do you remember about your father ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: What do you mean ?
Emily Prentiss: Well , he gave you ten years before he left , and yet you 've erased all those memories . And it 's too painful , I get it . But then Gideon leaves . I think you need to read that letter again , and ask yourself why , of all the people he walked away from , did he only explain himself to one person : you .
Output: OTHER
Richard Castle:  Is that Eric Vaughn ?
Kevin Ryan: Uh , yeah . He was part of the victim 's dinner party . He 's a billionaire inventor , right ?
Richard Castle: Yeah . Inventor , innovator , and number 8 on my LSL .
Kevin Ryan: LSL ?
Richard Castle: Last supper list . You and a table of _ 12 _ with anyone from history . What is mine , you ask ? I 'm glad you did . In order it is , Lincoln , Einstein , Ian Fleming , John Lennon , Joan of Arc , Sinatra And you , of course .
Output: PEOPLE
Penelope Garcia:  This is the block Derek was taken from . That blue dot is him and then at 9:23 , we loose him . So . , I checked all the other cell signals in the area , they 're all legit , aside from _ one _ , that I was able to find thanks to some technology no one else outside this room needs to know about
Output: REFERENCE signals
Spider:  What do you want to do , Scuz , turn over gravestones ?
Scuz: No , I just want to look around the graveyard - I never seen _ one _ before .
Spider: Haven't you ever been to a funeral ?
Scuz: I never knew anyone that died .
Output: REFERENCE graveyard
Kate Beckett:  Tell me what I do n't know about my mom 's murder .
John Raglan: Everybody drinks their coffee out of cardboard cups these days , or those plastic travel mugs . But there 's ... there 's something about the way ceramic warms your hands . It 's weird , the things you notice . I just got the long face from the doc . Lymphoma . Six months .
Kate Beckett: Sorry to hear about that .
John Raglan: Every year around the holidays , they ... they run that " Christmas Carol " on local TV . When I was a kid , I remember Jacob Marley scared the hell out of me . Forced to drag that ... that chain around in the next world .
Richard Castle: " I wore the chain I forged in life . "
John Raglan: " I made it link by link . " I hid a lot of sins behind my badge , and now I got ta carry 'em . But your mother 's case , that _ one _ weighs a ton .
Kate Beckett: Why ? Because you wrote it off as random gang violence when you knew it was n't ?
John Raglan: I did what I was told . And I kept quiet because I was afraid . About a year ago , there was a hostage standoff in your precinct ; you killed a hitman named Dick Coonan . It was a big deal in the papers ; people noticed .
Kate Beckett: Who hired Coonan to kill my mom ?
John Raglan: You need some context here . This thing started about nineteen years ago , back before I ever knew who Johanna Beckett was . Nineteen years ago , I ... I made a bad mistake , and that started the dominoes falling . And one of them was your mother .
Kate Beckett: Everybody
Kate Beckett: on the ground , now ! Back away from the window ! Away from the window !
Richard Castle: You 're hit .
Kate Beckett: I 'm fine . It 's not my blood .
Output: REFERENCE case