Fez: Oh, my first X-rated movie. I don't know what's going on, but that is the luckiest pizza boy ever.
Hyde: Yeah, I'll say. There's at least nine boobs in this shot alone.
Kelso: Guys, I feel bad. I mean, Jackie finally takes me back and I reward her by sneaking off to see some trashy porno babes. Oh, wow! That seems like it would tickle.
Fez: Oh, nothing's going to happen in this scene. It's just two ladies. Oh, bravo, nice plot twist.
Kelso: All right, guys, I gotta go. I don't think Jackie would like me being here.
Fez: And you should pick up your dress on the way out.
Eric: Oh, wow! Does everyone do that? Because I don't do that. I just stick to two or three key moves and... God, they don't even come close to that.
Fez: Oh, Eric, I have not done anything but even I, had I done anything, would have already done that.

Kelso: Okay, Jackie. There are some things I haven't been honest about that I feel like you should know.
Jackie: Okay. Why are they here?
Kelso: Well, Hyde helpfully pointed out that it's not really honesty unless your friends are allowed to watch. So, anyway, I made a list.
Hyde: The list was my idea.
Kelso: Thank you for that, Hyde. Okay, so let's just get started. Um, that picture you saw of me in kindergarten? Those weren't puffy pants. It was a big boy diaper. [time lapse] And that time you came out of the shower, and you thought you saw a flash? I did take your picture. ... This one time you asked me if you had anything in your teeth? And you did, but I said no, 'cause it's funnier that way. ... When we were about to fool around, and I said that I washed my hands? But really I just got done playing with like six dogs. But that's not as bad-
Jackie: All right, Michael, stop! Okay, Michael, I think we need to work on selective honesty.
Fez: Yes, that and basic hygiene. Seriously, good God, man.
Jackie: Okay, Michael unless one of your secrets involves kissing a girl, I don't need to know about it.
Kelso: Okay. All right. Oh, science fact. Dogs are cleaner than humans.

Donna: [whispers in Jackie's ear]
Jackie: He did?! What the heck for?
Donna: I don't know. In like what universe is that sexy?
Jackie: Only one: the skinny, pervert universe.
Donna: It was just so strange. I mean, usually he just sticks to, like, two or three key moves.
Jackie: You know, I bet it's because of that nudie flick they saw yesterday.
Donna: They went to an X-rated movie?
Jackie: Didn't Eric tell you?
Donna: No. [Jackie nods] God, why would Eric go see something like that? I mean, is our sex life so boring that he has to sneak around and watch other people do it?
Jackie: Donna, of course it is.

Donna: Are you bored with our sex life?
Eric: Oh, God, no. Just the opposite. I figured that you had to be bored. And it was our hundredth time, and I just wanted to do something special.
Donna: Oh, my God, you count?
Eric: No.
Donna: Oh, my God, that's so sweet. But do me a favor. Next time you're gonna do something weird gimme a little more warning, so I can brace myself. Or tell you to back the hell off.
Eric: Right.
Donna: Because no matter how much I love you... that was unpleasant.

Donna: Okay, where did you get the idea to... [closes door]... do what you did?
Eric: I went to see this movie and it was a- Well, I guess you could call it an art film.
Donna: Eric!
Eric: Okay, fine, Donna. It was an X-rated film. And it just- There were all these people and they were doing all these things that we've never done. And it seemed like they really enjoyed doing this one thing especially. And I just thought, you know, who would enjoy doing that one thing especially? My lady.
Donna: Eric, listen to me because this is gosh-darn important. You don't do that, not without asking.
Eric: So, if I had asked-
Donna: The answer's still no!

Kelso: Jackie, you know I love you and you know how much I've changed, right?
Jackie: Yeah? Oh, what'd you do?
Kelso: I went to a stag film. But then it turned out that there weren't any stags at all. It was just naked people having sex. Go ahead and punish me.
Jackie: No, Michael, I'm not gonna punish you. You were honest with me, and honesty should be rewarded.
Kelso: Wow. I'm not in trouble and I get a reward? Is it a cash reward?
Jackie: [giggles] No, Michael, the reward is feeling better about yourself.
Kelso: Oh.

Red: Mmm, smells good. What you making?
Kitty: Oh, a little lemon meringue and pot roast and my sister Paula is coming and seven-layer salad.
Red: Ahh. Seven-lay- Hey, wait a second.
Kitty: Red, now please, be nice. We haven't seen her in almost six years.
Red: Yeah, not since she got arrested.
Kitty: No, not arrested, detained.
Red: She showed up in the backseat of a police car with lights flashing. I had to tell the neighbors that she was the mayor of Cincinnati.

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Kelso: Honesty's cool, man. It's like I can do anything wrong and then ask for forgiveness, and then I'm good again. I mean, someone should invent a religion like that.
Eric: Okay, so did anyone besides me think that some of the guys in that movie were not completely average? Like, you know, they were way, way above average?
Hyde: Well, you don't go into that line of work when you're below average. You just pray some hot, redheaded neighbor girl likes you for your personality.
Fez: What are you talking about? Those men were completely average. In fact, I found the guy with the mustache downright puny.
Kelso: See now, Fez, that's not honest. I mean, we all know you're small in the pants. What I'm saying is, is from here on in, I'm only telling the truth. In fact, I'm gonna come clean to Jackie about everything.
Fez: Fine. You want honesty? I'll give you honesty. We are all small in the pants.
Hyde: Kelso, this might be your best idea ever. You know what? You should make a list of all the lies you've ever told to Jackie, and I'll help you. 'Cause all's I really want is for you to be happy.
Eric: Hey, you guys, honestly you don't think Donna's, you know, bored, right? 'Cause those guys in the movie, they didn't do the same move twice. And I've done the same move, like... always.
Kelso: I'll bet they go to a special school or something. I mean, they're like doctors at doing it.
Kitty: [o.s.] Eric, dinner.
Eric: Oh, no. Now I have to act normal. But I get to eat, yeah!

Kitty: So, Paula, tell me more about the ship captain.
Paula: Oh, that was just a fling, you know.
Red: Didn't you have a fiancé the last time we saw you?
Kitty: Red, now there is no reason to rehash ancient history, is there?
Paula: No, it's okay. It turned out he lived on some sort of commune where everyone called him God. And there were- There were guns. And I really could never figure out why God would need a gun. But there were some fun parties. Whoo!
Eric: [laughs] That's hilarious!

Paula: Life has gotten so much better since I moved to Indianapolis. I mean, things move so much faster in the big city. One day you're wondering if you'll ever find happiness and the next, you're waving the starting flag at the Indy 500. [chuckles]
Red: You waved the Indy flag?
Paula: Mm-hmm.
Eric: Oh, God, you're the coolest. Mom, how funny is it that while Aunt Paula was at Indy you were probably at, like, Price Mart.
Kitty: Ooh, ooh, ooh, who wants pie? It's meringue.
Paula: Well, enough about me. Kitty, dear, what have you been up to?
Kitty: Well, you know, it's funny you should ask because we have been super, super busy.
Eric: Oh, no, she quit her job. She's not up to anything. It's kind of boring. So, did you meet Dick Trickle?
Kitty: Eric!
Eric: What? He's a race car driver. His name is Dick Trickle. Oh, my God, listen to my voice! I'm so loud! [takes the meringue from Kitty]