Ellie upset with Frankie Flints father for not letting her have girl things.
Ellie asking Mr. Flint why his daughter can't keep the girly things.
Ellie arguing with Frankie's father that he should allow his daughter to wear...
Ellie agreeing with Barney about delivering the makeup for her.
Ellie made a present for Frankie Flint and wants Andy to take it to her.
Ellie complaining to Frankie Flint about Andy not appreciating the smell of t...
Ellie is showing Frankie Flint a perfume that she would like.
Frankie Flint came into the drugstore and Ellie is having her try some nail p...
Ellie tells Andy she thinks something's up with Jim because he hasn't paid fo...
Ellie and the doctor are behind a curtain in the drugstore fixing Opie's skin...
Doctor Bob and Ellie discussing someone in town that said they needed the doc...
Andy getting ready to kiss Thelma Lou to convince her that he likes her and E...
Ellie pretending to like Barney so he goes running back to Thelma Lou.
Ellie telling Andy that maybe he should pretend to like Thelma Lou and she wo...
Ellie tells Andy what he's making her feel like.
Andy thinks Ellie she got screwed on her investment and tells her about it wh...
Barney and Ellie argue over whether or not he should have another root beer f...
Ellie remarks that every candidate running for city council is a man, and And...
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