Opening Dialogue
Before the opening credits and theme song begin, every episode starts with the following dialogue appearing in a montage of stills from the school:
- Lauren: "Listen. I've got this whole high school thing psyched out. It all breaks down into cliques."
- Patty: "Cliques?"
- Lauren: "Yeah, you know. Cliques. Little in-groups of different kids. All we have to do is click with the right clique, and we can finally have a social life that's worthy of us."
- Patty: "No way! Not even with cleavage."
- Lauren: "I tell you, this year we're going to be popular."
- Patty: "Yeah?"
- Lauren: "Yeah. Even if it kills us."
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