Come on!

Come on, Randy.

Come on out.

Come on in, Quirt.

Hold on there, Mr. Manley.

I've seen you on television.

Are you people puttin' me on?

Everything I can lay my hands on.

Go on, Skipper, give them to Pa.

Come on, Skipper, let's swing through the tree!

This is the time her favorite is on.

But you ride like the wind on TV.

Come on, let's go pull up some more onions.

Next time, I won't go so easy on you.

He's the one that ought to be on TV.

I'm only on the show because my father's the sponsor.

But Skipper found some on the way, and we didn't have to bother nobody.

Well, look how he gives us his skin for use on our garments and other apparel.

In addition, raccoons act natural and don't put on airs as do skunks and old turnips.

He can stand on our front porch and light a match clean out by the front gate with a six-shooter.