Josie and the Pussycats
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They've got our name wrong.
Hmm?

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We're not Josie and the Pussycats.
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We're just the Pussycats.
Oh, no, Josie's the singer.

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The public needs someone
out front to identify with.
Trust me.

:30:11
Our studies have shown
that bands that have the word
"and" in the title...

:30:15
sell twice as many records
as those that don't.

:30:18
What about the Beatles
or the Rolling Stones?

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Yes, if you want to split hairs,
yes, of course, obviously.

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Yes, yes, but, come on.
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Would you be more
interested in a band called
simply the Pussycats,

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or are you more likely to
buy a CD or read a comic...

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or watch a cartoon
or go and see a movie about
a trio of luscious ladies...

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called Josie and the Pussycats?
:30:44
Hmm?
It does have a nice ring to it.

:30:46
Oh, yes.
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Hey!
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Oh, so sorry, Valerie.
I had no idea you weren't in here.

:30:59
Ha, ha. Come on.
:31:06
More coasters.
:31:15
What did I tell you, Fiona?
It couldn't be better.

:31:18
Just think Christina Aguliera
times three except one of them
is incredibly tan...

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or else T.L.C.
with two white chicks...

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or, um, Hole!
:31:27
Wyatt, I get it without
the stupid analogies.

:31:30
Put them in the studio tomorrow.
We'll talk later.

:31:32
The feds are here with some foreigners.
I've got to give them the tour.

:31:34
- You won't be disappointed.
- I'd better not be.

:31:37
We can't afford
another Dujour disaster.

:31:42
Welcome.
:31:44
I'm sure you're wondering
why Agent Kelly and
the United States government...

:31:48
would be so interested in what
appears to be a record company.

:31:51
Well, I'm about
to show you why.


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