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Young Grampa: I'll be back around nineteen forty-six! Bart Simpson: But don't people hate cowards? Jasper Beardly: Sure do. But we outlive the brave! Grampa Simpson: Leaving us cowards to make time with the heroes' widows! Old Jewish Man: After Korea I was drowning in boobies. Bart Simpson: Wow, that sounds pretty sweet. Grampa Simpson: Well, there is a price. You wake up sweating in the middle of the night? Bart Simpson: Yes. Grampa Simpson: So do I. But I get back to sleep by counting the men I let down. There's Jerry, Izzy, Brooklyn, the O'Donnell boys, the lost ship: P.T.-108, the Poor Buggers of Meatloaf Ridge, the Andrew sisters... Bart Simpson: I understand. You have standards. Milhouse Van Houten: This is an angry sleepover. I'm only doin' it 'cause it was on the books.	Lisa Simpson	While Bart was in Hell, Homer was happily surrounded by fire and brimstone.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Lisa Simpson's last line in the conversation. Young Grampa: I'll be back around nineteen forty-six! Bart Simpson: But don't people hate cowards? Jasper Beardly: Sure do. But we outlive the brave! Grampa Simpson: Leaving us cowards to make time with the heroes' widows! Old Jewish Man: After Korea I was drowning in boobies. Bart Simpson: Wow, that sounds pretty sweet. Grampa Simpson: Well, there is a price. You wake up sweating in the middle of the night? Bart Simpson: Yes. Grampa Simpson: So do I. But I get back to sleep by counting the men I let down. There's Jerry, Izzy, Brooklyn, the O'Donnell boys, the lost ship: P.T.-108, the Poor Buggers of Meatloaf Ridge, the Andrew sisters... Bart Simpson: I understand. You have standards. Milhouse Van Houten: This is an angry sleepover. I'm only doin' it 'cause it was on the books. Lisa Simpson: [/INST] While Bart was in Hell, Homer was happily surrounded by fire and brimstone. </s>
Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks.	Giuseppe	Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks. Giuseppe: [/INST] Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District. </s>
Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks. Giuseppe: Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District.	Homer Simpson	Oh thank God. A rickety bridge.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks. Giuseppe: Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District. Homer Simpson: [/INST] Oh thank God. A rickety bridge. </s>
Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks. Giuseppe: Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District. Homer Simpson: Oh thank God. A rickety bridge.	Giuseppe	Don't worry. We'll be safe in the gas lamp district.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Okay. Let's make some fireworks. Giuseppe: Now drive slowly and carefully to my workshop. It's in-a the Cobblestone a-District. Homer Simpson: Oh thank God. A rickety bridge. Giuseppe: [/INST] Don't worry. We'll be safe in the gas lamp district. </s>
Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something?	Giuseppe	Go ahead.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something? Giuseppe: [/INST] Go ahead. </s>
Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something? Giuseppe: Go ahead.	Homer Simpson	(IMITATES BIG FIREWORKS FINALE, THEN SLIGHT PAUSE, THEN TWO MORE QUICK FIREWORKS NOISES)	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something? Giuseppe: Go ahead. Homer Simpson: [/INST] (IMITATES BIG FIREWORKS FINALE, THEN SLIGHT PAUSE, THEN TWO MORE QUICK FIREWORKS NOISES) </s>
Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something? Giuseppe: Go ahead. Homer Simpson: (IMITATES BIG FIREWORKS FINALE, THEN SLIGHT PAUSE, THEN TWO MORE QUICK FIREWORKS NOISES)	Giuseppe	That's-a nice.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: Can I pitch something? Giuseppe: Go ahead. Homer Simpson: (IMITATES BIG FIREWORKS FINALE, THEN SLIGHT PAUSE, THEN TWO MORE QUICK FIREWORKS NOISES) Giuseppe: [/INST] That's-a nice. </s>
Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown.	Snake Jailbird	Yoink.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Snake Jailbird's last line in the conversation. Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: [/INST] Yoink. </s>
Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink.	Chief Wiggum	We're on it, ma'am!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Chief Wiggum's last line in the conversation. Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: [/INST] We're on it, ma'am! </s>
Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am!	Chief Wiggum	Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and...	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Chief Wiggum's last line in the conversation. Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am! Chief Wiggum: [/INST] Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and... </s>
Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am! Chief Wiggum: Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and...	Lou	Not enough tampin', Chief.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Lou's last line in the conversation. Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am! Chief Wiggum: Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and... Lou: [/INST] Not enough tampin', Chief. </s>
Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am! Chief Wiggum: Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and... Lou: Not enough tampin', Chief.	Chief Wiggum	All right, start over. Coarse gunpowder, ball, wadding, tamp, tamp, tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... c'mon...	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Chief Wiggum's last line in the conversation. Nelson Muntz: Wrong holiday, Charlie Brown. Snake Jailbird: Yoink. Chief Wiggum: We're on it, ma'am! Chief Wiggum: Okay, coarse gunpowder... get the ball in there... don't forget the wadding... tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... firing stance, take careful aim... and... Lou: Not enough tampin', Chief. Chief Wiggum: [/INST] All right, start over. Coarse gunpowder, ball, wadding, tamp, tamp, tamp, tamp, tamp... fine gunpowder in the pan... c'mon... </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road.	Homer Simpson	Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: [/INST] Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day.	Giuseppe	Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: [/INST] Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated.	Homer Simpson	Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: [/INST] Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America!	Giuseppe	Idiot! I'm-a right!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: [/INST] Idiot! I'm-a right! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right!	Homer Simpson	No, you're a-wrong!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: [/INST] No, you're a-wrong! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong!	Giuseppe	July second! I am quoting John Adams!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: [/INST] July second! I am quoting John Adams! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams!	Homer Simpson	Who the hell is that?!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Homer Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: [/INST] Who the hell is that?! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?!	Crowd	(TERRIFIED NOISE)	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Crowd's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: [/INST] (TERRIFIED NOISE) </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE)	Professor Jonathan Frink	Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Professor Jonathan Frink's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: [/INST] Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation.	Bart Simpson	Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Bart Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: [/INST] Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right!	Milhouse Van Houten	What are you up to now?	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Milhouse Van Houten's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: [/INST] What are you up to now? </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now?	Bart Simpson	Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Bart Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: [/INST] Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions!	Giuseppe	Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Giuseppe's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: [/INST] Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start.	Jimbo Jones	Hit Bart's dad in the butt!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Jimbo Jones's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: [/INST] Hit Bart's dad in the butt! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt!	Kearney Zzyzwicz	Roger that.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Kearney Zzyzwicz's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: [/INST] Roger that. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that.	DOLPH	Did you factor in the wind?	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes DOLPH's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: [/INST] Did you factor in the wind? </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind?	Kearney Zzyzwicz	No.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Kearney Zzyzwicz's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind? Kearney Zzyzwicz: [/INST] No. </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind? Kearney Zzyzwicz: No.	Grampa Simpson	Don't worry, boys! I'll be with you all the way to Berlin!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Grampa Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind? Kearney Zzyzwicz: No. Grampa Simpson: [/INST] Don't worry, boys! I'll be with you all the way to Berlin! </s>
Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind? Kearney Zzyzwicz: No. Grampa Simpson: Don't worry, boys! I'll be with you all the way to Berlin!	Grampa Simpson	(LAUGHS)	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Grampa Simpson's last line in the conversation. Homer Simpson: My boy's having a bad night. We should get the show on the road. Homer Simpson: Come on. Let's go. I can't stand to see my family unhappy on America's holiest day. Giuseppe: Actually, July second is when congress declared independence -- the date that should be celebrated. Homer Simpson: Hey, Super Mario. Don't you tell me about America! Giuseppe: Idiot! I'm-a right! Homer Simpson: No, you're a-wrong! Giuseppe: July second! I am quoting John Adams! Homer Simpson: Who the hell is that?! Crowd: (TERRIFIED NOISE) Professor Jonathan Frink: Oh dear. The term "target audience" is taking on a sinister connotation. Bart Simpson: Milhouse! This is my chance to make things right! Milhouse Van Houten: What are you up to now? Bart Simpson: Get on that bus! I'll explain during the explosions! Giuseppe: Don't panic! We'll be okay, as long as the sequence doesn't start. Jimbo Jones: Hit Bart's dad in the butt! Kearney Zzyzwicz: Roger that. DOLPH: Did you factor in the wind? Kearney Zzyzwicz: No. Grampa Simpson: Don't worry, boys! I'll be with you all the way to Berlin! Grampa Simpson: [/INST] (LAUGHS) </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl.	Carl Carlson	Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Carl Carlson's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: [/INST] Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries!	Sideshow Mel	Milhouse is our unlikely savior!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Sideshow Mel's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: [/INST] Milhouse is our unlikely savior! </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior!	Crowd	Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Crowd's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: [/INST] Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk!	Milhouse Van Houten	Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who...	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Milhouse Van Houten's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: [/INST] Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who...	Bart Simpson	...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Bart Simpson's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: [/INST] ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout!	Crowd	Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Crowd's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: [/INST] Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse!	Milhouse Van Houten	Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Milhouse Van Houten's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse Van Houten: [/INST] Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart. </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse Van Houten: Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart.	Lisa Simpson	So Milhouse got the redemption he deserved... and so, in a way, did Bart.	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Lisa Simpson's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse Van Houten: Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart. Lisa Simpson: [/INST] So Milhouse got the redemption he deserved... and so, in a way, did Bart. </s>
Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse Van Houten: Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart. Lisa Simpson: So Milhouse got the redemption he deserved... and so, in a way, did Bart.	Crowd	Cow-ard! Cow-ard! Cow-ard!	<s> [INST] Below is a script from the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. Write a response that completes Crowd's last line in the conversation. Lenny Leonard: So who Is our hero? I hope it's Carl. Carl Carlson: Nah, no such luck. I was just Tweeting a picture of what I thought was my last meal. Hotdog and French fries! Sideshow Mel: Milhouse is our unlikely savior! Crowd: Quit explainin' everything! / Let him talk! Milhouse Van Houten: Well, it wasn't me. It was Bart who... Bart Simpson: ...saw everything you did! Milhouse is the hero! Take it from me, the boy who's lied throughout! Crowd: Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse! Milhouse Van Houten: Oh, I get it now. Thanks, Bart. Lisa Simpson: So Milhouse got the redemption he deserved... and so, in a way, did Bart. Crowd: [/INST] Cow-ard! Cow-ard! Cow-ard! </s>