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Mr. Cubitt was a guest star in this TV series, playing
a recurring character named J.T. Gold for three episodes. J.T. runs a youth center and meets up with
Lydia DeLucca, played by Heather Paige Kent, when she volunteers for community service at the center.
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"Hi. J.T. Gold. How ya doing there, Feisty?"
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"If that's what you think this is about, then you're the one with the ego."
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"Yeah, I do know where our funding comes from -- taxpayers.
Now here's my question: How come our taxes can pay for your business lunches, but not for breakfast for
two dozen kids who wouldn't get it otherwise?"
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"A little overdue. But I can pay it if I don't pay the
phone bill or, uh, or my salary for the next month. You know what? Why even pay the lease on this
dump? We could just put up a big cardboard box in the park, huddle together for warmth, and pee in tin
cans. Presto! No utilities."
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"I love you! I love you! I mean that in the most
generic way possible."
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"There's a reason I wanted to work with kids. Not
everyone grows up in a nice house with a nice family to pull you out of a building that's going to get
knocked down, ya know. I figured: Who better to stop kids from becoming like me than me."
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"You're not my girlfriend. You're an employee. Not
even -- you're a volunteer. Mind your own business."
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"When I was in third grade, I was taken out of my normal
class and put in with special kids. I can still remember walking down the hallway."
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| That's Life is copyright Film Noir. |
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