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Clean Sweep

The Few, The Proud, The Unorganized

Season 2, Episode 8, Aired Sep 11, 2004

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Edward and Teresa Wyatt are married and have two sons: William and Eddie. Their office is filled with papers and bills, cleaning products and more, while they have another room that's actually just a spare room. It's piled with craft stuff, a Darth Vader head, items from Edward's marine days and many other things that just didn't have any other place. While the rooms undergo radical transformations, organizer Peter Walsh helps the couple to change their ways. At first, Teresa seems to want to get rid of nothing, but Peter teaches her about how to set values of importance, also noting that habits both good and bad regarding organization will rub off on the kids. Angelo Surmelis gets to work on the redesign, with both rooms gaining new purposes. The spare room is transformed into an office, craft room and laundry room, while the old office is transformed into a room for the boys. The boys' room features L-shaped displays for books and toys, blue stripes, an open closet and a loft /twin bed. In the other room, the three functions are all given clearly defined areas with a new desk, picture and collectible displays and even a refurbished lamp of Edward's.moreless

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Tava Smiley

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Stacey Dutton

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- Teresa: Oh my gosh, I'm gonna start crying.
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- Peter: They called it the junk-drawer room.
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- Man at Yard Sale: (buying Michael Jackson picture) I'm not buying this and I can't be on TV buying this.
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- Tava: Talk to me, Buttercup. I may have to give her mouth-to-mouth, it's true.
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- Edward: Buttercup is going down.
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- Edward: It's just one of those comfort creatures that I have.
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- Peter: This is way too much. Teresa: Why?
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- Teresa: Our six-year-old swallowed that Lego. Peter: This is going.
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- Peter: Save the outrage, guys. You'll be fine.
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- Teresa: Keep, keep, keep. Tava: That's not the right answer. Give me your wrist.
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- Tava: So what's up with these and why is there money sticking out of a plant?
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- Edward: We need a power Clean Sweep.
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- Edward: We don't think it's anyone's fault.
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- During the closing credits, Edward and Teresas' sons William and Eddie were shown taking a look at their new room. Normally on more recent original broadcasts, a promo is shown during the closing credits, but this segment was left intact.
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- The title references the slogan of the US Marines: "The few, the proud, the Marines."
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- Clean Sweep on the Street: Peter helps a woman with her packing for traveling. He suggests using small bottles that are easier to store, rather than the large bottles she's currently using.
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- The chosen yard sale prizes in this episode were a costume-head of Buttercup from The Powerpuff Girls for Teresa and a pair of baby shoes for Edward. Teresa sold $265 worth of stuff as opposed to Edward's $215 and kept Buttercup, a Halloween costume designed by her sister.
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