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Ally McBeal - The Pringles War

from Ally McBeal

Written by David E. Kelley

Ally McBeal

A comedic, petty Ally & Woman's duologue from "Ally McBeal" by David E. Kelley.

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INT. GROCERY STORE - DAY

ALLY

Excuse me, I was taking those.

WOMAN

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't see you. I just grabbed them.

ALLY

Well, I was clearly reaching for them. My hand was practically on the can.

WOMAN

I apologize. But I have them now. Find another can.

ALLY

There are no other cans. This i

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CharactersAlly & Woman
Duration1-2 minutes
Age Rangeadults
Genderany
Genrecomedy
PeriodContemporary
Formatduologue
SourceAlly McBeal
Tonecomedic, petty
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