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Fry | Sure! It's the price of a cheese pizza and a large soda back where I used to work, Panucci's Pizza. | Teller | OK, you had a balance of 93 cents... |
Teller | OK, you had a balance of 93 cents... | Fry | Alright! |
Fry | Alright! | Teller | And at an average of two-and-a-quarter percent interest over a period of 1000 years, that comes to ... $4.3 billion. |
Teller | And at an average of two-and-a-quarter percent interest over a period of 1000 years, that comes to ... $4.3 billion. | Hermes | To Fry. |
Hermes | To Fry. | Amy | Cheers! |
Amy | Cheers! | Leela | I know Fry's rich, but do we really have to wear these top hats? |
Leela | I know Fry's rich, but do we really have to wear these top hats? | Bender | Maybe you don't understand just how rich he is. In fact, I think I'd better put on a monocle. |
Bender | Maybe you don't understand just how rich he is. In fact, I think I'd better put on a monocle. | Fry | Just keep the tab under $50 million. |
Fry | Just keep the tab under $50 million. | Robot | Chef I haven't got all day. What kind of pizza yous guys want? |
Robot | Chef I haven't got all day. What kind of pizza yous guys want? | Fry | Uh, yeah. We'll have one with everything but anchovies and one with my all time favourite topping, anchovies! |
Fry | Uh, yeah. We'll have one with everything but anchovies and one with my all time favourite topping, anchovies! | Robot | Chef: Invalid selection. (normal voice) Yo, what are you talking about? |
Robot | Chef: Invalid selection. (normal voice) Yo, what are you talking about? | Fry | Anchovies? You know? Those little headless fish? |
Fry | Anchovies? You know? Those little headless fish? | Robot | Chef: Does not compute. Does not compute. |
Robot | Chef: Does not compute. Does not compute. | Farnsworth | I'm sorry, Fry, but the anchovy has been extinct since the 2200's. |
Farnsworth | I'm sorry, Fry, but the anchovy has been extinct since the 2200's. | Zoidberg | I'm not on trial here. |
Zoidberg | I'm not on trial here. | Fry | So none of you has ever had anchovies? Oh, man! You don't know what you're missing. They were all salty and oily and they melted in your mouth and-- |
Fry | So none of you has ever had anchovies? Oh, man! You don't know what you're missing. They were all salty and oily and they melted in your mouth and-- | Zoidberg | Stop! Stop! I admit it! My people ate them all! We kept saying One more can't hurt and then they were gone. We're sorry! |
Zoidberg | Stop! Stop! I admit it! My people ate them all! We kept saying One more can't hurt and then they were gone. We're sorry! | Fry | I just wish I could've showed you guys how great they were. I may be rich but I still can't buy back all the things I miss from the 20th century. |
Fry | I just wish I could've showed you guys how great they were. I may be rich but I still can't buy back all the things I miss from the 20th century. | Bender | Huh? Huh? |
Bender | Huh? Huh? | Fry | So? What do you think? |
Fry | So? What do you think? | Leela | The floors are made of such hard wood. |
Leela | The floors are made of such hard wood. | Bender | Hey! Get a load of this pathetic 20th century TV! |
Bender | Hey! Get a load of this pathetic 20th century TV! | Fry | What's wrong with it? |
Fry | What's wrong with it? | Bender | Well, aside from causing eye cancer, these things had a lousy low-definition picture. |
Bender | Well, aside from causing eye cancer, these things had a lousy low-definition picture. | Amy | That's true. On a TV like this I bet you couldn't even make out my obscene tattoo. |
Amy | That's true. On a TV like this I bet you couldn't even make out my obscene tattoo. | Leela | That's cute! |
Leela | That's cute! | Auctioneer | Sold! |
Auctioneer | Sold! | Fry | Yes! |
Fry | Yes! | Leela | I just don't get it. Who was this Ted Danson, and why would you pay $10,000 for his skeleton? |
Leela | I just don't get it. Who was this Ted Danson, and why would you pay $10,000 for his skeleton? | Fry | I have an idea for a sitcom. |
Fry | I have an idea for a sitcom. | Bender | Ah, leave him alone, Leela. So he's going a little wacko with his money. It's OK. |
Bender | Ah, leave him alone, Leela. So he's going a little wacko with his money. It's OK. | Leela | You're just saying that because he bought you that antique robot toy. |
Leela | You're just saying that because he bought you that antique robot toy. | Bender | Yeah, it is cute. |
Bender | Yeah, it is cute. | Auctioneer | Now, our final item: This unopened can of Angry Norwegian brand anchovies circa 1997. |
Auctioneer | Now, our final item: This unopened can of Angry Norwegian brand anchovies circa 1997. | Fry | Anchovies? |
Fry | Anchovies? | Auctioneer | The last known can in existence guaranteed fresh and edible. Do I hear $10,000? |
Auctioneer | The last known can in existence guaranteed fresh and edible. Do I hear $10,000? | Fry | 15,000! |
Fry | 15,000! | Man | 20! |
Man | 20! | Decapodian | Woman: 30! No, 40! |
Decapodian | Woman: 30! No, 40! | Fry | 50,000! |
Fry | 50,000! | Leela | Are you crazy? It's a can of old fish. |
Leela | Are you crazy? It's a can of old fish. | Fry | Don't tell me how to spend my money. |
Fry | Don't tell me how to spend my money. | Auctioneer | 50 going once, twice-- |
Auctioneer | 50 going once, twice-- | Mom | 75,000. |
Mom | 75,000. | Leela | Oh, my God! It's Mom! I've never seen her in person before. |
Leela | Oh, my God! It's Mom! I've never seen her in person before. | Fry | 100,000. |
Fry | 100,000. | Leela | Fry, you can't bid against Mom; she's the richest, most powerful person in the world. And she's so adorable. |
Leela | Fry, you can't bid against Mom; she's the richest, most powerful person in the world. And she's so adorable. | Mom | Well, I suppose I could go as high as ... 300,000. |
Mom | Well, I suppose I could go as high as ... 300,000. | Fry | 500! |
Fry | 500! | Mom | Oh, mercy be. A million. |
Mom | Oh, mercy be. A million. | Fry | Two. |
Fry | Two. | Mom | Six. |
Mom | Six. | Fry | 14! |
Fry | 14! | Mom | I can see the nice young man really wants those little fish. Nevertheless, I'll bid 23 million. |
Mom | I can see the nice young man really wants those little fish. Nevertheless, I'll bid 23 million. | Fry | dollars. |
Fry | dollars. | Auctioneer | Sir, that's not a number. |
Auctioneer | Sir, that's not a number. | Fry | Oh. In that case, 50 million. |
Fry | Oh. In that case, 50 million. | Mom | You win, young man. I tip my bonnet to you. |
Mom | You win, young man. I tip my bonnet to you. | Bidder | #1: Isn't she adorable? |
Bidder | #1: Isn't she adorable? | Bidder | #2: Isn't she sweet? |
Bidder | #2: Isn't she sweet? | Auctioneer | What a class act! Sold! To the gentleman who bought every item in today's auction. |
Auctioneer | What a class act! Sold! To the gentleman who bought every item in today's auction. | Fry | Now for some good old 20th century TV. |
Fry | Now for some good old 20th century TV. | Announcer | Do you remember a time when chocolate chip cookies came fresh from the oven? Petridge Farm remembers. |
Announcer | Do you remember a time when chocolate chip cookies came fresh from the oven? Petridge Farm remembers. | Fry | Ah, those were the days. |
Fry | Ah, those were the days. | Announcer | Do you remember a time when women couldn't vote and certain folk weren't allowed on golf courses? Petridge Farm remembers. |
Announcer | Do you remember a time when women couldn't vote and certain folk weren't allowed on golf courses? Petridge Farm remembers. | Leela | Fry? Are you there? |
Leela | Fry? Are you there? | Fry | Eh? |
Fry | Eh? | Leela | You haven't been to work in three days. What have you been doing? |
Leela | You haven't been to work in three days. What have you been doing? | Leela | You can't just sit here in the dark listening to classical music. |
Leela | You can't just sit here in the dark listening to classical music. | Fry | I could if you hadn't turned on the lights and shut off the stereo. |
Fry | I could if you hadn't turned on the lights and shut off the stereo. | Leela | Fry, this isn't healthy. You're living in the past. |
Leela | Fry, this isn't healthy. You're living in the past. | Fry | I'm rich! I can live whenever I want. |
Fry | I'm rich! I can live whenever I want. | Leela | But we're your friends and we live here in the year 3000. |
Leela | But we're your friends and we live here in the year 3000. | Bender | Yeah! Now are you gonna come to the squid fights with us or sit here wallowing in your prehistoric junk? |
Bender | Yeah! Now are you gonna come to the squid fights with us or sit here wallowing in your prehistoric junk? | Fry | Junk? Maybe you can't understand this, but I've finally found what I need to be happy and it's not friends, it's things. |
Fry | Junk? Maybe you can't understand this, but I've finally found what I need to be happy and it's not friends, it's things. | Bender | a thing. |
Bender | a thing. | Fry | Just leave me alone. |
Fry | Just leave me alone. | Leela | (from outside) My ponytail's caught in the door. |
Leela | (from outside) My ponytail's caught in the door. | Fry | I don't need them. Not when I have my antique videos, my bucket of fossilised KFC and 50 million dollars worth of anchovies. |
Fry | I don't need them. Not when I have my antique videos, my bucket of fossilised KFC and 50 million dollars worth of anchovies. | Mom | Mercy me, what a day. |
Mom | Mercy me, what a day. | Mom | Walt! Cream soda! |
Mom | Walt! Cream soda! | Walt | Right away, mother. Larry, get your mother a cream soda. |
Walt | Right away, mother. Larry, get your mother a cream soda. | Larry | But, Mom said-- |
Larry | But, Mom said-- | Walt | You heard me. |
Walt | You heard me. | Igner | What's wrong, Mommy? |
Igner | What's wrong, Mommy? | Mom | It's those damned anchovies. That dirtbag, Fry, must know their secret. And I won't rest until I get my hands on them. No one messes with Mom! |
Mom | It's those damned anchovies. That dirtbag, Fry, must know their secret. And I won't rest until I get my hands on them. No one messes with Mom! | Walt | Quiet, you! |
Walt | Quiet, you! | Mom | of oil. |
Mom | of oil. | Igner | Can I wear your fat suit? |
Igner | Can I wear your fat suit? | Mom | No, Igner, put that down! |
Mom | No, Igner, put that down! | Walt | What does this have to do with the anchovies? |
Walt | What does this have to do with the anchovies? | Mom | A single drop of the anchovies' natural oil would lubricate 10 robots permanently. |
Mom | A single drop of the anchovies' natural oil would lubricate 10 robots permanently. | Larry | Wow, it's a shame they went extinct. |
Larry | Wow, it's a shame they went extinct. | Mom! | Cheap effective robot oil. Enough to put dear, old Mom out of businness. |
Mom! | Cheap effective robot oil. Enough to put dear, old Mom out of businness. | Walt | My God! This Mr. Fry must be a mastermind of the highest order. |
Walt | My God! This Mr. Fry must be a mastermind of the highest order. | Fred | Esther, you ugly! |
Fred | Esther, you ugly! | Mom | We have only one option: We'll have to bankrupt Mr. Fry, so he'll be forced to sell the anchovies to us. |
Mom | We have only one option: We'll have to bankrupt Mr. Fry, so he'll be forced to sell the anchovies to us. | Walt | Mother, you are one clever old skag! |
Walt | Mother, you are one clever old skag! | Mom | And don't you forget it! |
Mom | And don't you forget it! | Larry | But how are we supposed to get Fry's money out of the bank? |
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