niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Huck Finn:  You gon na let her do that to you ?
Tom Sawyer: I think she likes me .
Huck Finn: She pushes you off a bridge cuz she likes you ?
Huck Finn: I
Huck Finn: think you 're both crazy .
Tom Sawyer: Hey Huck watcha got in the sack ?
Huck Finn: Dead cat . Wagon run over 'em . Guts come out both ends .
Tom Sawyer: What 's a dead cat good for ?
Huck Finn: To cure warts away .
Tom Sawyer: Well , I got _ one _ . How 's it work ?
Huck Finn: You take your dead cat to the graveyard on the day somebody wicked 's been buried , and when the devil comes , you heave your cat at him and say " Devil follow corpse , cat follow devil , warts follow cat , I 'm done with you " . That 'll fetch any wart .
Tom Sawyer: Sounds right . So when are you gon na try it ?
Huck Finn: Tonight .
Tom Sawyer: Lemme go with ya , Huck .
Huck Finn: You might get scared .
Huck Finn: Dead
Huck Finn: seems kinda lively tonight do n't they ?
Huck Finn: HAH !
Output: cat
Cordelia:  We need to get him to a hospital .
Oz: I hear you . But which _ one _ ? They all tend to specialize in humans .
Output: hospital
Maxwell Smart:  Three months ago we had an open and shut case against Mondebello . Not only would he have gone to the electric chair , but he would have lost his booking franchise besides . Unfortunately , just before the trial , our key witness was murdered .
Ann Ferris: Were you on that case , Mr. Smart ?
Maxwell Smart: No , the Chief bungled that _ one _ himself .
Output: case
Vanessa:  My poem is entitled ' True Love ' . AAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH !
Ben: I like that _ one _ .
Output: poem
Ben Geisler:  Look , you confused ? You need guidance ? Talk to another writer .
Barton Fink: Who ?
Ben Geisler: Jesus , throw a rock in here , you 'll hit _ one _ . And do me a favor , Fink : throw it hard .
Output: writer
Sophie Kachinsky:  There 's only one party worse than this _ one _ . The Donner party ... And they had better food .
Output: party
Simon Harman:  You sure got us in a heap of trouble .
Daniel Boone: I do n't figure I 'm any worse off than I was before .
Simon Harman: It just goes to show you that you never should trust an honest man . I 've been trustin ' you , and you wound up bitin ' the hand that feeds you . You just ai n't got no character .
Daniel Boone: Uh - huh .
Simon Harman: I 'll never know for the life of me why ya done it .
Daniel Boone: It 's very simple , Harman . I 've got you on my side , now . It makes the odds four to two , instead of _ five _ to one .
Output: odds
Linda's Brother:  Linda . Mom says if you do n't come in for your tea now , she 'll give it to the dog .
Linda: OK , OK .
Steven Carter: You haven't got a dog .
Linda's Brother: Well , We 'll get _ one _ .
Output: dog
Angel:  What did Lindsey say about me ?
Anne Steele: That you were a bad man .
Angel: Bad man ?
Anne Steele: A psychotic vampire who cut of his hand , harassed his firm and is borderline schizophrenic . - I was giving you the short version .
Angel: Do you believe that ?
Anne Steele: Well , I 'd say for sure you 're a vampire . A human being would be in the hospital , the beating you took .
Angel: And that does n't frighten you ?
Anne Steele: A few years ago it would have been a big turn on . I thought vampires were the coolest .
Angel: What happened ?
Anne Steele: I met _ one _ .
Angel: You 're not afraid of me .
Anne Steele: Well , I 've seen worse things since . I 've seen a fourteen - year - old girl sitting in her own blood after a rough trick and dozens of people just walking right by , so no , vampires , demons , even lawyers pretty much do n't impress me . Maybe you had a good reason for cutting off Lindsey 's hand , I do n't care .
Output: vampires
Creighton Duke:  The only way to kill Jason Voorhees is to destroy his heart . And there 's only one person who can do that now that Diana 's dead . Her daughter .
Steven Freeman: Jessica ?
Creighton Duke: And he will try to get to her before she can get to him .
Steven Freeman: What does he want ?
Creighton Duke: Same thing he wanted her mother for .
Steven Freeman: What ?
Creighton Duke: You want information ? You got ta pay .
Steven Freeman: Come on .
Creighton Duke: Your hand . Are you ready to pay ?
Steven Freeman: Yes .
Creighton Duke: Are you sure ?
Steven Freeman: Yes .
Steven Freeman: Oh
Steven Freeman: , jeez !
Creighton Duke: Those FBI idiots destroyed Jason 's body , so now he needs a new _ one _ . The ones he 's jumping in and out of , they ca n't last . They get diseased , he gets weak . Jason needs to be reborn again and he needs Jessica to do it .
Steven Freeman: Why Jessica ?
Creighton Duke: Now , see , that is a very , very expensive question , boy . And I do n't think you 've got what it takes to pay the price .
Steven Freeman: Tell
Steven Freeman: me .
Creighton Duke: This one 's on the house . In a Voorhees was he born . Through a Voorhees may he be reborn . And only by the hands of a Voorhees will he die . Jason had a sister , your girlfriend 's mother , Diana . Now that she 's dead , he has only two blood relatives left in the world with the power to kill him or make him reborn : Jessica and her baby .
Steven Freeman: I 've got ta get out of here , got ta protect them .
Creighton Duke: The only way to do that is to kill Jason , and you ca n't , but Jessica can . Tell Jessica about her birthright . Make her believe you . Go to the Voorhees ' house . Find proof . Because if you do n't , Jason will kill her . And your baby .
Output: body
Antoine Triplett:  I was just wondering , how many of you are there , any way ? Brothers , I mean .
Billy Koenig, Sam Koenig: 13 .
Antoine Triplett: _ 13 _ ?
Billy Koenig: Look
Billy Koenig: at him . He fell for it .
Antoine Triplett: Yeah .
Sam Koenig: That gets people all the time .
Antoine Triplett: Yeah , yeah , you - you got me . You got me good .
Output: Brothers
Victor Maynard:  That was unbelievably irresponsible ! Staggeringly immature !
Tony: Staggeringly ... staggering !
Rose: Fig roll anyone ?
Tony: Tsk ... tsk ... tsk ... I 'll have _ one _ .
Rose: Get lost .
Tony: Not fair ! Mr Maynard !
Output: roll
Young Richie:  So you Haystack , what are you building ? A dam or something ?
Young Ben: Yeah .
Young Richie: Have you ever built _ one _ before ?
Young Richie: No
Young Richie: How do you know it will work ?
Young Ben: Well of course it would why would n't it ?
Young Richie: Yeah but how do you know ?
Young Ben: I just know .
Young Bill: Yeah , he just knows .
Young Bev: Yeah .
Young Eddie: Yeah .
Young Stan: Yeah .
Young Richie: Well , okay .
Output: dam
Stanley Laurel:  Why do n't we get one of those trailers to hook on the back of your car . That 's much better than sleeping in a tent . Would n't have to worry about flies .
Ollie Hardy: Can you take one of those things up into the mountains ?
Stanley Laurel: Sure , right up in the high multitude . What do you think ?
Ollie Hardy: We ca n't afford to buy one of those trailers .
Stanley Laurel: We do n't have to buy _ one _ , we could rent one . I know a fellow who 's got one for rent and I 'll bet we can get it for next to nothing . I 'll bet if we pay cash we can get it less than that . What do you think ?
The Doctor: That 's the worst case of gout I ever saw .
Ollie Hardy: What causes it ?
The Doctor: Too much high living .
Stanley Laurel: In that case we 'd better move down to the basement .
Output: trailers
Dr. Phlox:  You also asked me if I have children ; I have _ five _ . And no , I never told them my grandmother 's stories . When they asked me about the Antarans , I told them the truth , as best as I knew it . I told them about our military campaigns against your people . About how we had demonized you , turned you into a faceless enemy . I wanted them to learn to judge people for what they really are - not what the propaganda tells them .
Hudak: How would you know who we really are ?
Dr. Phlox: I do n't . But I am proud to say that my children would consider my grandmother 's attitude archaic - all of them but one .
Output: children
Zerlina:  Oh , my lady , your things are so beautiful . You have everything !
Lady Pamela: Yes , everything , save _ one _ , Zerlina : romance .
Output: romance
Michael Hebranko:  Half an hour after I hit 198 pounds , I went out and celebrated and had 4 frankfurters , I had n't had a Nathan 's hot dog in 19 months , and loving the hot dogs I went and had _ 1 _ , thinking I could eat 1 . 1 turned into 2 , 2 turned into 3 , 3 turned into 4 . And you ca n't have a hot dog without French fries , and you ca n't have French fries without the melted cheese on it . So that 's where it started .
Output: dogs
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner:  The rest of us will meet with the legal attaché before we hit the royal Canadian mounted police
Jennifer Jareau: Actually , sir , the officer in charge said that his team was part of a fellowship the BAU gave to train the police forces in profiling
David Rossi: Ah , that was the first _ one _ we ever did . Jeff Bedwell
Jennifer Jareau: You know him ?
Derek Morgan: Yeah
Derek Morgan: Is he any good ?
David Rossi: He better be ! I trained him
Output: profiling
Alphie:  I am a robot , yet I am not without feelings for all of you . Samuel , do not think of me as dead , for as long as you can build others like me I shall live on . Farewell , my friends .
Samuel: There 'll never be another _ one _ like you , Alphie . You 're one of a kind .
Output: robot
Pierre Woodman:  I do n't understand that myself . But on 100 girl you have maybe to or three who say no . Maximum two or three . On _ 100 _ you have 95 to 98 who say yes .
Brian Yuzna: You 're a casanova that 's all there is to it .
Output: girl
Elyot Chase:  Do you want a cocktail ? There are two here .
Amanda: There are two here too .
Elyot Chase: Shall we have my _ two _ first ?
Amanda: Shall
Amanda: we get roaring , screaming drunk ?
Elyot Chase: I do n't know . We tried it once before and it was a dismal failure .
Amanda: It was lovely at the beginning .
Elyot Chase: You have an immoral memory , Amanda . Here 's to you .
Output: cocktail
Gale Hawthorne:  Listen to me . You 're stronger than they are . You are . Get to a bow .
Katniss Everdeen: They may not have _ one _ ...
Gale Hawthorne: They will if you show 'em how good you are . They just want a good show . That 's all they want . If they do n't have a bow , then you make one , okay ? You know how to hunt .
Katniss Everdeen: Animals .
Gale Hawthorne: It 's no different , Katniss .
Output: bow
Rex Mason:  Never a guard around when you need _ one _ .
Output: guard
Charles Gunn:  Five herb shops in Chinatown . We 've been to _ four _ . How come whatever we 're searchin ' for is always in the last place we look ?
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: I suppose it 's one of the unwritten laws of being a dick . Ah ... ahem ... A sleuth , a gumshoe , a Sherlock .
Charles Gunn: All I know is , you use the word " dick " again , and we 're gon na have a problem . So what 's the name of this place anyway ?
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Van Hoa Dong . It should be up here on the left .
Output: shops
Gen. Mitchell:  I wonder if you doctors understand going through channels , military - wise speaking .
Trapper: Sir , we started with a captain , went on to a major , then to a colonel .
Hawkeye: On the way , we 've encountered oral compulsiveness , raging paranoia , and a colonel who 's shipping Korea to Switzerland one dollar at a time .
Trapper: Which makes you the next contestant , Colonel .
Hawkeye: And the subject you 've chosen is " Incubators . "
Trapper: And we need _ one _ .
Output: Incubators
King Gregor:  Believe me , it 's far easier to tell a tall tale than to live _ one _ .
Output: tale
Michelangelo:  So , what 's your name , anyway ?
Leatherhead: I do not have _ one _ .
Michelangelo: You do n't have a name ? Well , today 's your lucky day , because I 'm a genius at naming stuff !
Michelangelo: Your head is kinda leathery ... How about Headleather ? Heather ? ... No , wait , Leatherhead ! Even better ! Leatherhead !
Leatherhead: Leatherhead it is . Thank you .
Output: name
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: world
Jason:  I need a weapon .
The Colonel: You have _ one _ .
Jason: But you do n't expect me to fight with this , do you ?
The Colonel: You have a sword . You learn how to use it .
Jason: It 's just a sword !
The Colonel: No , it is not just a sword . That sword killed the monster once and it can do it again . Study it . Learn how it works and we will all be saved . Now hurry !
Output: weapon
Wilson Joel:  Do you have the yellow pages ?
Cashier at Pancake House: Customer copy out of the phone book .
Wilson Joel: It 's all torn to shreds .
Cashier at Pancake House: I apologize , but that 's our customer copy .
Wilson Joel: Can I use your copy ?
Cashier at Pancake House: Sorry , convenient store next door might have _ one _ .
Wilson Joel: But , you have one .
Cashier at Pancake House: Sir , I 'm sorry . Try next door .
Wilson Joel: I just got finished eating your bad pancakes and got my plane stolen out of my car in your parking lot .
Cashier at Pancake House: Want me to call the police ? I can call the police .
Wilson Joel: No , I just want to see the yellow pages .
Cashier at Pancake House: What are you looking for ?
Wilson Joel: Planes .
Cashier at Pancake House: Planes ?
Wilson Joel: Yea , model planes . You know remote control planes ?
Cashier at Pancake House: Toy Planes ?
Wilson Joel: Yea , toy planes .
Cashier at Pancake House: You 're not gon na find anything like that .
Wilson Joel: Let me look ... let me look .
Cashier at Pancake House: You 're not going to find it .
Wilson Joel: Haha , yea you see that ? You see that ? One of your fucking friends stole my plane . Somebody who eats the bad food in this place all the time . That plane is going to ruin this whole place .
Output: copy
Valerie:  Fire her .
Thirteen - Dr. Hadley: What for ? You seemed to have lied your way out of any trouble .
Valerie: Until Bill checks up on my cover and I have to create a whole new one to cover that _ one _ up . I 've done it before , but it 's a pain and I would like Dr. Hadley to share that pain .
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: She did n't reveal any confidences and she had a valid medical reason to ask about your landscaping class .
Valerie: We can see what a jury says about that .
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: And admit to your husband the truth ? You 're not gon na sue us . We will remove Dr. Hadley from all patient contact .
Thirteen - Dr. Hadley: What ?
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: But it 's for Dr. Hadley 's benefit , not yours . We have no obligation to inflict you on her .
Valerie: Fine . But just so you know , this is not for your benefit . Dr. Cuddy 's furious that you put her hospital at risk . She just knows it 's a bad idea to admit it in front of me .
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: Think what you want . By the way , your orderly 's outside , but I 'd wait about another ten minutes if you really want your husband to think you 're having radiation treatments .
Valerie: Dr. Hadley , are you by chance gon na cry ? 'Cause that 's one I just ca n't do .
Output: cover
Customer #1:  I do n't care what your little ruler says , I 've been a seven since I graduated from high school .
Al Bundy: Well , these * are * sevens . The box says nine because , well , uh ... Look , lady , you 're a nine . I can accept it ; why ca n't you ?
Customer #1: You 're very fresh !
Al Bundy: No , ma'am , that 's impossible . Because for the last hour , I 've been trying to squeeze your foot into a shoe , when I really should 've been easing them into the box ! So , no , I 'd say I 'm anything but fresh . By the way , you want to tell John Henry over there to give the hundred dollar pumps a rest .
Customer #1: Your ad says * courteous * service .
Al Bundy: But that 's not my ad , ma'am . That 's the former owner 's . He was killed tragically on this very spot when a size nine exploded in his face !
Customer #1: Come on , Arnold . We 're leaving .
Arnold: I want a balloon .
Al Bundy: You 've already got _ one _ .
Output: balloon
Mossad Officer Michael Rivkin:  We fight the same fight . Only ours began at Auschwitz . I have 6 million uniforms . Every one is different .
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: I got _ one _ .
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: Ziva
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: David . She works for me .
Mossad Officer Michael Rivkin: Shalom .
Output: uniforms
Beauregarde Maverick:  My old Uncle used to say , " There are things more important than money , but he never found _ one _ . "
Output: things
Naomi Clark:  I went to Dad 's office last night and I saw him kissing another woman . He was all over her . I 'm so sorry , Mom .
Tracy Clark: Her name is Gail . I know all about her .
Naomi Clark: He 's been seeing her for two years ?
Tracy Clark: Honey , she does n't live in town , so they do n't see each other very often .
Naomi Clark: What 's going on ? Are you ending it ? Are you getting a divorce ?
Tracy Clark: No , I do n't want to break up this family .
Naomi Clark: Mom , this is n't a family !
Tracy Clark: Honey , Dad and I have a long history together , okay ? We have two kids , two homes , friends . We have a life together .
Naomi Clark: Mom , what kind of life is this ?
Naomi Clark: Oh , sweetheart ... it 's _ one _ that I do n't want to lose .
Output: life
Nina Van Horn:  How come she gets two weeks vacation and I only get _ one _ ?
Jack Gallo: Because last year you took 87 personal days .
Output: weeks
Head Elf:  Hermey ! Are n't you finished painting that yet ? There 's a pile - up a mile wide behind you ! What 's eatin ' ya , boy ?
Hermey: Not happy with my work , I guess .
Head Elf: What ?
Hermey: I just do n't like to make toys .
Head Elf: Oh , well , if that 's all ... What ? You do n't like to make toys ?
Hermey: Nnno .
Head Elf: Hermey does n't like to make toys !
Elves: Hermey does n't like to make toys . Shame on him !
Head Elf: Do you mind telling me what you do want to do ?
Hermey: Well , sir , someday , I 'd like to be a ... a dentist .
Head Elf: A - dentist ?
Hermey: Well , we need _ one _ up here . I 've been studying . It 's fascinating ; you 've no idea . Molars and bicuspids and incisors ...
Head Elf: Now listen , you : you 're an elf , and elves make toys . Now , get to work !
Head Elf: Ten
Head Elf: minute break !
Head Elf: Not
Head Elf: for you ! Finish the job , or you 're fired !
Output: dentist
Arkady Balagan:  Some people boldly go into the world to create art , play sports , do science , even warfare , but if you want to do all _ four _ , you play chess
Output: create
Oscar Piper:  So that 's your system ?
Hildegarde Withers: Can you suggest a better _ one _ ?
Oscar Piper: I suggest using your head a little .
Hildegarde Withers: That 'd be nice work for you , Oscar , if you could get it .
Hildegarde Withers: Uuuhhh !
Output: system
Peter MacMannus:  Catch , you are the best friend a guy with twenty diagnosed neuroses ever had .
Catcher Block: Oh , we 've been friends a long time ... I knew you when you only had _ twelve _ .
Output: neuroses
Shirley Bennett:  Thank you , Jeff . And I do n't think you 're anything like your father .
Jeff Winger: I do n't know how you take care of one kid , let alone _ three _ .
Shirley Bennett: Aw , that 's nice .
Annie Edison: So nobody thinks I 'm a slutty cheater ?
The Group: No .
Troy Barnes: Or me as a criminal ?
The Group: No .
Britta Perry: Nobody respects me any less as a political activist , right ?
Annie Edison: Well ...
Jeff Winger: The level to which we respect you as a political activist has definitely not changed .
Annie Edison: That 's how I would say it .
Troy Barnes: Exactly .
Output: kid
Homer:  I do n't see any shirts saying Homer is a dope .
Sarcastic worker: They sold out ten minutes ago .
Homer: I 'll take _ one _ .
Output: shirts
C-3PO:  Sir , the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately _ 3,720 _ to 1 .
Han Solo: Never tell me the odds .
Output: odds
Dr. Jack Hodgins:  You hear that something has a one in a thousand chance or _ one _ in 10000 . But I guess it 's like the lottery , right ? Someone always wins , you know ?
Angela Montenegro: That sounds like good news .
Wendell Bray: I 'll give you the room .
Output: chance
Randy:  Arnold Schwarzenegger 's is big ; Michael J. Fox 's is small ; the Pope has one but does n't use it ; Madonna does n't have one at all .
Oleg: Dongs . The answer is dongs .
Sophie Kachinsky: C'mon , Oleg , I mean , nobody can say for sure that Madonna does n't have _ one _ .
Max Black: Dongs are n't the answer to everything . I used to think that . You know where that got me ? Pennsylvania , with no car .
Caroline Channing: Schwarzenegger 's is big , Schwarzenegger 's is big ; Fox 's is small . It 's last names . The pope does n't use his . Madonna does n't have one at all . That 's it .
Randy: Correctamundo ! With your brain power , you 'll be out of her in under an hour .
Caroline Channing: Well , thanks . But if I was that smart , I would n't have spent the last four years getting ripped off by my roommate .
Output: dongs
Lucy:  Uncle Scott , are you Santa Claus ?
Scott Calvin: What makes you say that ?
Lucy: Because you have a reindeer .
Scott Calvin: Lots of people have reindeer .
Lucy: Name _ five _ .
Output: people
Slater:  Guys are great at math . It 's just a shame you were n't born a man .
Jessie: Yeah , it 's a shame you were n't born _ one _ either .
Output: man
Dylan Hunt:  I 'd like to be alone if you do n't mind .
Rev: I understand . I myself prefer to be alone when doing mathematics .
Dylan Hunt: How 'd you know ?
Rev: It was n't difficult . In fact , I suspect I could guess the equation . Let me see - one thousand ships , average crew size , _ one _ hundred , simple multiplication .
Dylan Hunt: One hundred thousand people . How can I even consider it ?
Output: size
D:  Stop right there , Meier . I 'm taking her back , back to her family who loved her .
Meier Link: She knew I loved her best of all . You ca n't understand it . You 've never loved a human .
D: I 've never killed _ one _ , either .
Output: human
Mr. Adams:  You ca n't cheat an honest man .
Mrs. Wright: I ca n't even find _ one _ .
Output: man
Francie:  No , no , no . We need a professional . We need a hit man . If there 's _ one _ , there are a thousand . Rats breed hourly .
Output: Rats
Willie Loomis:  Captain Clarney , I 'd like you to meet Barnabas Collins .
Clarney: Collins ? And uh , why does a Collins want to talk to me ?
Barnabas Collins: To offer you a contract .
Clarney: I have a contract . With Angel Bay .
Barnabas Collins: And if I told you I could offer you a better _ one _ ?
Clarney: Then , Mr. Collins , I would tell you to take a long walk off a short pier .
Output: contract
Chihiuahua:  You must 've used _ eight _ of your nine lives
Output: lives
Max Quordlepleen:  So many of you come time and time again to watch this final end of everything , which I think is really wonderful , and then to return home to your own eras and raise families , and strive for new and better societies and fight terrible wars for what you know is right , it gives one real hope for the whole future of lifekind .
Max Quordlepleen: Except
Max Quordlepleen: of course we know it hasn't got _ one _ .
Output: hope
Ed Stevens:  Sometimes two people can fall so completely in love and yet be so completely wrong for _ one _ another . It 's faith 's nasty side , I guess .
Output: people
Iago:  Why is n't there an arms - dealer around when you need _ one _ ?
Output: arms
Cesare Borgia:  We are born filled with the capacity to trust in something else , something ... I was going to say greater , but perhaps that which controls us is not great . Perhaps God in something smaller or lesser than we are .
Lucrezia Borgia: Perhaps faith is not innate , but learned . What if the silly priest does not only teach us the answer , but also the question ?
Cesare Borgia: But can a priest teach an emotion ? When I gazed at you my heart swells . As long as you exist , I know that there is something other then me . What do you see when you see me ?
Lucrezia Borgia: My brother .
Cesare Borgia: Is that faith ? That what you see and what you believe is not only the same , but is also true ? If I believe our father is alive , is he alive ? If I believe Julius Della rovere is dead , is he dead ?
Lucrezia Borgia: For you , yes .
Cesare Borgia: Well , this is where we differ . One of these men is definitely alive , and _ one _ is definitely dead . Over time I 've replaced my faith in God alone , in the Church , in Fortuna , in Astrology , in myself , in you - none seem to last .
Output: men
Angel:  What 's this _ one _ ?
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Samuel Larch , a bookie . Merl owed him quite a lot of money .
Angel: Demon or human ?
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: I 'm not sure .
Angel: Care to find out ?
Wesley Wyndam-Pryce: Demon , then .
Output: Larch
Misty Beethoven:  Ripe mango , take _ two _ ...
Output: mango
Chloe:  You 're a Luthor , so it 's a given that you 're unscrupulous , but I really thought that petty larceny was beneath you , Lex .
Lex Luthor: Can you be a little more specific with the charge ?
Chloe: I caught some creep in my office trying to steal _ one _ of my computers . I figured either you or your father hired him .
Lex Luthor: But you 're accusing me .
Chloe: You 're what they euphemistically call the lesser of two evils .
Lex Luthor: I admire your take charge attitude . Barging in here and accusing me took guts . Or sheer stupidity .
Output: computers
Penelope Garcia:  I have gone through every frequency and wavelength and , and I haven't been able to pick up on anything !
Kevin Lynch: Well , just slow down .
Penelope Garcia: I 'm frustrated
Kevin Lynch: I get that . Let 's just go back . You 've checked audix ?
Kevin Lynch: Yes
Kevin Lynch: All right , Nady systems , AKG , Electro - Voice , VocoPro ?
Penelope Garcia: Yes , yes and yes . Gone through all every frequencies in the freaking northern hemisphere , and nothing !
Kevin Lynch: I do n't know , I mean these are the only frequencies that are above ground
Penelope Garcia: Wait ! Underground !
Kevin Lynch: No , I said : above ground
Penelope Garcia: ELF ! Extremely Low Frequency . It 's the only _ one _ that can penetrate underground Got a hit You 've lipstick on your face
Output: ELF
Richard Castle:  But it just goes to show you that everyone and everything has a story , including your little stick man there .
Kate Beckett: So ... you want to take another shot ?
Richard Castle: Actually , no . I thought about what you said , and you 're right . Just because we 've been ... " shaking hands " , a lot , does n't mean that I have the right to pry . So when you are ready , you 'll tell me .
Kate Beckett: Coney Island .
Kate Beckett: We
Kate Beckett: , uh ... we had a reception at our place after my mom 's funeral , and ... it was miserable . I was miserable , and my dad took my hand and he said , uh , " Let 's get the hell out of here , Katie . " And we took the Q train , and we went up to Coney Island . We walked up and down that beach , just enjoying ourselves . We were still in our funeral clothes . And the best part was that we made this little guy out of the twigs and twine that washed up on the shore .
Richard Castle: Does that make that day a bad memory or a good _ one _ ?
Kate Beckett: Both . He 's a reminder that even on the worst days , there 's a possibility for joy .
Richard Castle: Nice .
Output: memory
Beth Young:  Where would I get a gun ?
Susan Delfino: Oh ... I do n't know . How about the _ one _ you pointed at me on Halloween night ?
Gabrielle Solis: You never told us that .
Beth Young: You mean the night you broke into my house and tried to kill my husband with a club ... being the natural - born lunatic that you are ?
Bree Van De Kamp: You never told us that either .
Susan Delfino: Am I not allowed to have a private life ?
Output: gun
Hayley Smith:  What is Dad 's problem with music ?
Francine Smith: Well , music makes you feel things and your dad 's a bit of an emotional tight - ass and a literal _ one _ .
Output: tight
Nostalgia Critic:  I mean , occasionally , he 'll get a good _ one _ , but for the most part , they 're pretty bad . We know he 's funny and we know he can act , so how come he keeps turning out shit after shit after shit ? Maybe its because he keeps picking movies that downplayed his talent as supposed to glorified them .
Output: movies
Chas Chandler:  Zed - that means _ zero _ , right ? What kind parents would name their kid that ?
Zed Martin: Who says my parents named me ?
Output: Zed
Guru Pathik:  The greatest illusion of this world is the illusion of separation . Things you think are separate and different are actually _ one _ and the same .
Aang: Like the four nations .
Guru Pathik: Yes . We are all one people , but we live as if divided .
Output: Things
Wendy the Android:  What would you like to do now ? I 'm programmed with various recreational subroutines . Do you like fun ?
One: I guess .
Wendy the Android: What kind of fun would you like to have ? We could dance . Play a game .
One: Umm , no thank you . I was actually about to lie down .
Wendy the Android: Excellent . Would you like me to join ? I 'm adept at a wide variety of contemporary erotic techniques : quasaring , the infinite moebius , dunking the cosmic donut ...
One: That 's - I really should n't . Umm , wait , what was that last _ one _ ?
Output: techniques
Jim Moriarty:  Do you know what happens if you do n't leave me alone , Sherlock ? ... To you ?
Sherlock Holmes: Oh , let me guess . I get killed ?
Jim Moriarty: Kill you ? N ... No , do n't be obvious . I mean , I 'm going to kill you anyway , some day . I do n't want to rush it , though . I 'm saving it up for something special . No , no , no , no , no . If you do n't stop prying ... I 'll burn you . I will burn ... the * heart * out of you .
Sherlock Holmes: I have been reliably informed that I do n't have _ one _ .
Jim Moriarty: But we both know that 's not quite true .
Output: heart
Quiz Kid Donnie Smith:  I 'm sick and I 'm in love .
Thurston Howell: You seem the sort of person who confuses the _ two _ .
Quiz Kid Donnie Smith: That 's right . That 's the first time you 've been right . I confuse the two and I do n't care .
Output: sick
Tori:  Why are you grinning at me like a love - sick baboon ?
Cam: Because he IS _ one _ .
Blake: Hey !
Cam: Go swing from a tree and let the humans have conversation .
Output: baboon
David Silver:  Big Noah the toastmaster .
Noah Hunter: Was it bad , I ca n't remember .
David Silver: Let 's see on a scale of 1 - 50 , 50 being the worst I 'd say you were a _ 100 _ . You called them the Martin 's .
Output: scale
Master Sgt. Tarola:  What 's in the package ?
Hawkeye: Ribs and sauce from Chicago .
Master Sgt. Tarola: Adam 's Ribs ?
Hawkeye: You know it ?
Master Sgt. Tarola: Are you kidding ? I 'm from Joliet . I 'd walk to Chicago on my knees in the snow for a takeout order .
Trapper: He 's one of you .
Master Sgt. Tarola: How many you got ?
Hawkeye: 40 pounds .
Master Sgt. Tarola: I 'll take _ twenty _ , and a quart of sauce .
Hawkeye: Ten , and a pint of sauce .
Master Sgt. Tarola: Twelve , and a pint and a half . And coleslaw .
Hawkeye: We did n't order any cole slaw .
Master Sgt. Tarola: You sent all the way to Chicago , and no cole slaw ?
Hawkeye: Forgive us , we 're draftees .
Output: pounds
David Rossi:  What kind of knife did he use ?
Albert Franklin: A sharp _ one _
Output: knife
Fireman John Gage:  Hey , would you look at that ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I told you she 'd make a great mother .
Fireman Marco Lopez: Three , four , five !
Fireman Chet Kelly: Congratulations , John ! Quintuplets !
Fireman John Gage: Well , now wait a minute . We got a problem .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: WE do ?
Fireman John Gage: Yeah . There 's five of them , and there 's six of us . Hey , you do n't suppose she 'd have another one , do ya ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I do n't think she likes that idea .
Fireman John Gage: Oh . Well , I guess all we can do is just draw straws . I mean , I hope somebody 's not gon na be too disappointed .
Captain Hank Stanley: Well , now wait a minute . I appreciate the offer , and they are undeniably cute , but the last thing in the world I need is a kitten .
Fireman John Gage: Well , no problem , then !
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I sure like 'em , but I do n't think my dog would like the idea , so I 'm gon na have to pass .
Fireman Marco Lopez: And I 've already got two cats .
Fireman Chet Kelly: Cat fur makes me sneeze when I 'm around 'em too long .
Fireman Mike Stoker: Sorry . I 'd like to , but I 've got a No Pet Clause in my lease .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I thought you told me that your landlady did n't like pets .
Fireman Chet Kelly: Looks like we got a new problem : Instead of one too few , we have _ five _ too many .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: Y'know , I used to date a girl once whose cat had kittens . And after they were weaned , she used to take one of them with her every time she went to a dinner party . She 'd put a big red bow around their neck . She 'd walk in the door , hand the kitten to the hostess , and say " You 're probably so tired of receiving flowers or wine . "
Fireman John Gage: Yeah ? Well , what happened ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: People stopped asking her to dinner .
Output: pets
Marshall Eriksen:  God , close the deal , already . It 's been , like , 45 minutes ... we could have had sex three times by now .
Lily Aldrin: Yeah , try _ five _ .
Marshall Eriksen: What up !
Output: sex
Bruno:  Is n't there anybody you can call at 3 a.m. in case you have a big problem ?
François: I do n't have any big problem .
Bruno: Yes , you have _ one _ , you ca n't call anybody at 3 a.m. !
Output: problem
Ray Barone:  Hello ? Yes , he is . May I ask who 's calling ? Okay , just a minute . Angelina .
Ray Barone: Angelina ? Do n't know anyone by that name .
Debra Barone: Does he know what this is regarding ? Okay , yeah thanks for calling . Bye - bye . She 's got your wallet .
Ray Barone: What ? My wallet ?
Debra Barone: Yeah . It 's at Nemo 's .
Ray Barone: I did n't go to Nemo 's .
Debra Barone: Well your wallet made it there somehow . Do you have your wallet ? Ray , she said she just waited on you .
Ray Barone: Oh Nemo 's Nemo 's , yeah . Might have been a waitress over there . Even though we usually go to the counter . But today Nemo forced us into this table , where the waitresses go . So we had to have a waitress . Not * have * a waitress . We uh we had waitress service .
Debra Barone: So how pretty is she ?
Ray Barone: I did n't say she was pretty .
Debra Barone: You did n't have to . You 're being so defensive about it . My gosh , you 'd think there was something going on .
Ray Barone: No , no , no , no . no , no , no .
Debra Barone: You 're a freak .
Ray Barone: What ? What did I do ?
Debra Barone: Come on , ca n't you be honest ? I mean , look Ray , if you saw someone pretty today , you could tell me .
Ray Barone: I saw nothing .
Debra Barone: Wow , she must be beautiful .
Ray Barone: Look , she 's Nemo 's niece . How beautiful can she be ? You 've seen Nemo . All right , some men might find her attractive . Nothing like you , though .
Ray Barone: Which
Ray Barone: means that you are the more attractive _ one _ . I ... I have the right to an attorney .
Output: you
Laura Dalton:  I do n't like obscene telephone calls , so I 'm going to hang up now , because if I go on any longer this is going to become _ one _ .
Output: calls
John Cole:  How many hits did you take ?
NCIS Special Agent G. Callen: Five . Thanks for asking .
John Cole: I 'll just need _ one _ .
Output: hits
Jason:  You 're stupid !
Melissa Robbins: You 're stupid !
Jason: You 're stupid !
Melissa Robbins: What are we arguing about ?
Jason: Who is stupider .
Melissa Robbins: No , we need to get a video camera .
Jason: Why do n't we build _ one _ ?
Melissa Robbins: That 's stupid .
Jason: You 're stupid !
Melissa Robbins: You 're stupid !
Output: camera
Lord Peter Wimsey:  Facts , Bunter , must have facts . When I was a small boy , I always hated facts . Thought they were nasty , hard things , all nobs .
Mervyn Bunter: Yes , my lord . My old mother always used to say ...
Lord Peter Wimsey: Your mother , Bunter ? Oh , I never knew you had _ one _ . I always thought you just sort of came along already - made , so it were . Oh , excuse me . How infernally rude of me . Beg pardon , I 'm sure .
Mervyn Bunter: That 's all right , my lord .
Lord Peter Wimsey: Thank you .
Mervyn Bunter: Yes indeed , I was one of seven .
Lord Peter Wimsey: That is pure invention , Bunter , I know better . You are unique . But you were going to tell me about your mater .
Mervyn Bunter: Oh yes , my lord . My old mother always used to say that facts are like cows . If you stare them in the face hard enough , and they generally run away .
Lord Peter Wimsey: By Jove , that 's courageous , Bunter . What a splendid person she must be .
Mervyn Bunter: I think so , my lord .
Output: mother
Captain Jack:  Damn it ! It 's the special features , they really drain the battery .
Rose Tyler: The battery ? It 's so lame .
Captain Jack: I was going to send for another _ one _ but * somebody 's * got to blow up the factory .
Rose Tyler: Oh , I know . First day I met him , he blew my job up . That 's practically how he communicates .
Output: battery
Oliver Queen:  Any news ?
Felicity Smoak: Only the bad kind .
Oliver Queen: Hey , we 're going to catch this guy .
Felicity Smoak: Yeah , and when we do , there 's going to be another _ one _ waiting for us , and another , and another . It 's like the most depressing game of whack - a - mole ever .
Output: guy
Bobby Newman:  Okay , top five inventions of mankind : Um , the wheel , submarines , penicillin ...
Stephanie Layne: Slippers , creme brulee , spoons ...
Bobby Newman: Wait . But now we have six top - five inventions .
Stephanie Layne: Then let 's do ten ... and add _ four _ more .
Bobby Newman: Yes . I wanted to add dry - erase markers anyway .
Output: inventions
Jimmy:  You have a holiday when you want _ one _ .
Mr. Swales: Your whole life is a holiday .
Output: holiday
General Presser:  I 'm ordering an abort . Abandon collection procedure . Return to the shuttle .
Lisa Reed: Go back Digger , please .
Digger Reed: What about Orville ?
General Presser: You have to leave him .
Digger Reed: No way ! I 'm going after him !
General Presser: Negative , Colonial ! This is General Presser speaking ! Return to the shuttle ! You 're disobeying a direct order !
Digger Reed: Chew on a desk , Sir !
Flight Surgeon: Digger 's pulse is 99 , 104 , _ 110 _ , respiration quickening ...
General Presser: Return to the shuttle ! I 'm ordering you to return to the shuttle !
Digger Reed: Come here , Orville ! Come here ! Come on , little guy !
Flight Surgeon: Digger 's pulse 118 , 125 , heart rate accelerating ...
Digger Reed: Wow , you should see these crystals ! Unbelievable ! I have to go closer ! I have to touch one of them ! I have to bring it back !
Lisa Reed: Digger , no !
Digger Reed: I hear music ! Sweet , glorious , music ! LAAAAAAAAAAAHH ! LA ! LA ! LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !
Flight Surgeon: Abandon collection !
General Presser: Return to the shuttle ! RETURN TO THE SHUTTLE ! Return to the shuttle !
Flight Surgeon: .
Flight Surgeon: Atlantis ? Bring them in .
Output: pulse
Reggie Rocket:  Why do you keep changing channels every three seconds ?
Otto Rocket: There 's nothing on !
Reggie Rocket: There 's 99 channels , pick _ one _ !
Output: channels
Cornell:  I 'd made my first _ two _ , four English friends . I 'd seen my first Opera and the next morning when I got up at dawn to see the Sussex downs the music still haunted me .
Output: friends
Professor River Song:  You 're doing a very good job acting like you do n't know me . I 'm assuming there 's a reason .
The Doctor: Well , a fairly good _ one _ , actually .
Professor River Song: OK , shall we do diaries then ? Where are we this time ? Ah , going by your face , I 'd say it 's early days for you , yeah ? So , um - crash of the Byzantium . Have we done that yet ?
Professor River Song: Obviously
Professor River Song: ringing no bells . Right , um - oh , picnic at Asgard . Have we done Asgard yet ?
Professor River Song: Obviously
Professor River Song: not . Blimey , very early days , then . Hoo ! Life with a time traveler - never knew it could be * such * hard work . Um ...
Professor River Song: Look
Professor River Song: at you .
Professor River Song: You 're * young*.
The Doctor: I 'm really not , you know .
Professor River Song: No , but you * are*.
Professor River Song: Your eyes . You 're younger than I 've ever seen you .
The Doctor: You 've ... seen me before then ?
Professor River Song: Doctor
Professor River Song: . Please tell me you know who I am .
The Doctor: Who are you ?
Output: reason
Carol Hathaway:  Is something wrong ?
Dr. Peter Benton: Oh , you bet there is . We 're out of coffee again because the nurses have been taking it , that 's what 's wrong .
Carol Hathaway: So make some more .
Dr. Peter Benton: Make some more ? We work 36 hours on , _ 18 _ off , which is 90 hours a week , 52 weeks a year . For that , we are paid $ 23739 before taxes , and we also have to * make * the coffee ?
Carol Hathaway: My heart is breaking .
Output: hours
Riley Finn:  I thought maybe we could have a little spread . Sandwiches , maybe some ants . Could be fun .
Buffy: We were talking about having a picnic ?
Riley Finn: Oh ... so , was that a conversation we actually had , or _ one _ I was just practicing ?
Buffy: Practicing ?
Riley Finn: Okay , yes , I have been known to do a little prep work before our conversations . It 's not easy , you know , talking to you sometimes . It 's like an oral exam .
Buffy: Boy , that 's just what every girl longs to hear .
Riley Finn: Well , you 're tricky .
Output: conversation
Martha Jones:  Doctor , it 's the Professor . He 's got this watch , this fob watch that 's the same as yours . Same writing , same everything .
The Doctor: Do n't be ridiculous .
Martha Jones: I asked him , he said he 's had it his whole life .
Captain Jack Harkness: So , he 's got the same watch .
Martha Jones: But it 's not a watch , it 's a thing , a chameleon thing .
The Doctor: No , no , no , it 's this thing , this device , it re - writes biology . Changes a Time Lord into a human .
Martha Jones: And it 's the same watch !
The Doctor: It ca n't be .
Captain Jack Harkness: That means he could be a Time Lord . You may not be the last _ one _ .
Output: Lord
Jaxon Reeves:  They 're coming to colonize , are n't they ?
The Blonde Woman: That 's what I 'm hoping to prevent .
Jaxon Reeves: ... and the Pandora is the key to stopping them . What is it ?
The Blonde Woman: I suppose I can tell you . The Pandora is a weapons technology , believed to be the only way to fight colonization . You may not realize it , but you may have saved millions of lives .
Jaxon Reeves: I only wanted to save _ two _ .
Output: lives
Young Man:  What did you get me ?
Mike Ross: What I said I was gon na get you . A 158 .
Young Man: I told you I wanted a 175 .
Mike Ross: And I told you only 1 out of 100 people can score that . You 're a B minus student , you got 1000 on your SATs , if I get you a 175 , they 'll know you cheated .
Young Man: So only a genius loser can get a 175 ?
Mike Ross: Actually , no . I would get a _ 180 _ .
Output: score
The Wolf:  You 're ... Jimmie , right ? This is your house ?
Jimmie: Sure is .
The Wolf: I 'm Winston Wolfe . I solve problems .
Jimmie: Good , we got _ one _ .
The Wolf: So I heard . May I come in ?
Jimmie: Uh , yeah , please do .
Output: problems
Harry Blackitt:  Look at them , bloody Catholics , filling the bloody world up with bloody people they ca n't afford to bloody feed .
Mrs. Blackitt: What are we dear ?
Harry Blackitt: Protestant , and fiercely proud of it .
Mrs. Blackitt: Hmm . Well , why do they have so many children ?
Harry Blackitt: Because ... every time they have sexual intercourse , they have to have a baby .
Mrs. Blackitt: But it 's the same with us , Harry .
Harry Blackitt: What do you mean ?
Mrs. Blackitt: Well , I mean , we 've got two children , and we 've had sexual intercourse twice .
Harry Blackitt: That 's not the point . We could have it any time we wanted .
Mrs. Blackitt: Really ?
Harry Blackitt: Oh , yes , and , what 's more , because we do n't believe in all that Papist claptrap , we can take precautions .
Mrs. Blackitt: What , you mean ... lock the door ?
Harry Blackitt: No , no . I mean , because we are members of the Protestant Reformed Church , which successfully challenged the autocratic power of the Papacy in the mid - sixteenth century , we can wear little rubber devices to prevent issue .
Mrs. Blackitt: What d'you mean ?
Harry Blackitt: I could , if I wanted , have sexual intercourse with you ...
Mrs. Blackitt: Oh , yes , Harry .
Harry Blackitt: ... and , by wearing a rubber sheath over my old feller , I could insure ... that , when I came off , you would not be impregnated .
Mrs. Blackitt: Ooh .
Harry Blackitt: That 's what being a Protestant 's all about . That 's why it 's the church for me . That 's why it 's the church for anyone who respects the individual and the individual 's right to decide for him or herself . When Martin Luther nailed his protest up to the church door in fifteen - seventeen , he may not have realised the full significance of what he was doing , but four hundred years later , thanks to him , my dear , I can wear whatever I want on my John Thomas ... ... and , Protestantism does n't stop at the simple condom . Oh , no . I can wear French Ticklers if I want .
Mrs. Blackitt: You what ?
Harry Blackitt: French Ticklers . Black Mambos . Crocodile Ribs . Sheaths that are designed not only to protect , but also to enhance the stimulation of sexual congress .
Mrs. Blackitt: Have you got one ?
Harry Blackitt: Have I got _ one _ ? Uh , well , no , but I can go down the road any time I want and walk into Harry 's and hold my head up high and say in a loud , steady voice , ' Harry , I want you to sell me a condom . In fact , today , I think I 'll have a French Tickler , for I am a Protestant . '
Mrs. Blackitt: Well , why do n't you ?
Harry Blackitt: But they - Well , they can not , 'cause their church never made the great leap out of the Middle Ages and the domination of alien Episcopal supremacy .
Output: condom
Liv Aberdine:  This is insane ! You can survive an apocalypse down here .
John Constantine: Yeah , or start _ one _ .
Output: apocalypse
DI Jack Cloth:  What do you remember about the Burton Bradstock case , Bill ?
Bill Ball: That 's a name I hoped I 'd never hear again .
DI Jack Cloth: You did n't see my appeal on the news , then ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or the _ one _ on Crimewatch ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Paul O'Grady ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Made in Chelsea ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Total Wipeout ?
Bill Ball: I do n't have a television , Jack .
DI Jack Cloth: Bradstock 's out , Bill . We need to know where he is .
Bill Ball: Aw , forget about it , Jack . Some things are best left in the past , like smallpox and the macarena .
DI Jack Cloth: You ran the investigation , Bill . Anything that you can tell us might help .
Bill Ball: It was high profile . A young woman was killed in Cold Blood . At the time Cold Blood was a quiet little village . Everyone was up in Arms . Arms was the town where we were based . We needed a result , fast , Burton Bradstock was the Fall Guy .
DI Jack Cloth: Lee Majors was the Fall Guy .
Bill Ball: Not this time . We embellished a few witness statements , lost some evidence , mimicked the D.N.A. sequence with a nuclear tide fabricator , Burton Bradstock went down , everyone was happy .
DI Jack Cloth: Jesus , Bill .
Bill Ball: Do n't judge me , Jack . It was 1996 , for God 's sake . Babylon Zoo were No . 1 for five weeks . People needed hope , we gave it to them .
DI Jack Cloth: By framing an innocent man ? No wonder Bradstock 's out for vengeance . You better watch out for yourself , Bill .
Bill Ball: Do n't you worry about me , Jack . I always keep my eyes open .
Output: appeal
Baby Sinclair:  What 's Refrigerator Day ?
Ethyl: I already told you .
Baby Sinclair: Oh , was I listening ?
Ethyl: Refrigerator Day is the day when dinosaurs celebrate the one invention that made modern civilization possible .
Baby Sinclair: Diapers ?
Ethyl: No , although that was an important _ one _ too , especially in summer .
Output: invention