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Dr. Katz

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Season 2, Episode 13, Aired May 26, 1996

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- Dr. Katz: Wait a second, you bent all these spoons with your mind. Ben: Pretty much, you know, I found that if I preheat them first, it makes the job a whole lot easier.
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- Dr. Katz: (discussing Ben's prediction) In fact, he told me to stay out of the bar. Stanley: Did he say anything about the people around you? Were they in danger at all? 'Cause there's another table over there I could take.
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- Stanley: I actually met my wife at a séance. I was a regular -- she was a medium.
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- Dr. Katz: (to Ben) A friend of my father was a mentalist. He did it for years, and then he quit one day. He said to my Dad, "It's just so hard to tell what people are thinking."
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- Ben: I just got my powers last night. Laura: Wow, that's great. Ben: Yeah, I've been reading people's minds all day -- man, am I beat. Laura: Can you read my mind? Ben: Do you know how many people have asked me that today, Laura? Like I'm some kind of freak, huh. Like I'm some sort of side-show act. Laura: Ben, have you even seen any other people today?
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- Ben: Yeah, you're probably wondering what this is all about. Laura: No. Ben: Let me fill you in. You see, I've got E.S.P ... extra sentencing something else.
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- Dr. Katz: I noticed you came a little late again today. Laura: Yeah. Dr. Katz: I would uh, I would appreciate it if you could make an effort to be here at 9 o'clock sharp. Is that ... Laura: That might actually be a problem. Dr. Katz: How so? Laura: Um, because I usually don't get here until after that.
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- Dr. Katz: What other phobias are you talking about? Ray: Um, the usual. The other stuff is normal. You know: death, taxes, cloud cover, certain crayons, Colorforms, raisins.
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- (trying to read his dad's mind) Ben: Is it a camel? Dr. Katz: No. Ben: It's not a camel. Is it a moose? Dr. Katz: It's not a camel, it's not a moose. Ben: Is it a camel again? (continued) Ben: Is it a hamster? 'Cause a hamster is like a small camel.
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- Ben: Do me a favor. Come here, I need to touch your head. Dr. Katz: Oh boy do I hate this. I hate this game so much.
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- Ben: Think of an animal from 1 to 10.
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- Dr. Katz: But you know, what I, what I believe in is the, is how susceptible you are to anything you see on television. Remember when, when four years ago you thought you were a Solid Gold dancer?
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- Ben: It's part of the show. There was a baby that bent a spoon with its own mind. Dr. Katz: Jeez, kids today. You know when I was a kid, we had to bend spoons with our hands.
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