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i_c_weiner
DOOP Secretary
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I knew it was from The Honeymooners, but, like winna said, I was taking it as a rip from Futurama.
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j_ohanley
Bending Unit
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Both quotes are references to The Honeymooners, unless I'm very much mistaken. And I'm not speaking with any personal biases here, but Futurama did it better the first time. And it case nobody mentioned it: "Almost... almost... almost... there!" "Well done." That made my evening. That, and the Stephen Hawking thing on the Simpsons.
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Lrrr_2004
Starship Captain
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« Reply #166 on: 05-06-2005 19:33 »
« Last Edit on: 05-06-2005 19:33 »
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Originally posted by newhook_1: You obviously have no idea how ratings actually work. And please, Oh Wise One: How do ratings work? Originally posted by parasite?: I didn't think that it sucked. It did feel a little more rushed though. I think that was mostly because of the apearences of many minor characters; evil monkey, weatherman "its gonna rain!", etc. The weatherman and the monkey were on for a total of 5 seconds. Originally posted by parasite?: The only characters I wish they would have had was the squid and the coupon chicken. There's still time for those characters, I think the Fox announcer said that the chicken was going to show up. I really liked this episode, favorite parts: The beginning where Peter said that they were cancelled, the Pinnochio bit, the G.I. Joe bit, and all the Passion of the Christ parts, especially the one where Peter played Jesus. Originally posted by i_c_weiner: I knew it was from The Honeymooners, but, like winna said, I was taking it as a rip from Futurama. Futurama doesn't own the rights to the "rip", their probably not even the first show to make a Honeymooners reference. Originally posted by Krusty: If this is anyone but Steve Allen, your stealing my bit!
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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Ah, you crazy Canadians. Always thinking up wacky ways to keep track of TV ratings... Anyway, new episode information from TV Tome: 4ACX02: Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High gs: Drew Barrymore (Teacher) When Chris' favorite teacher wins the lottery and quits, Brian fills in as a substitute. Sounds like it could go either way - Brian and Chris have the potential to play off eachother really well. Looking forward to it.
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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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New episode sounds like it could be good...
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Eyedol7513
Liquid Emperor
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The new episode was OK, but not as good as last week's was. And what the hell is up with Stewie? I thought no one except Brian could understand him. Yet he was talking to that police officer like he could actually understand him. (Which he did.) For a guy just starting to watch Family Guy, it gets pretty confusing.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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EVERYONE can understand Stewie. It just appears as if they don't at times because the family never takes him seriously - they just think his lines about world domination & such are cute baby talk and never actually listen to the words he's saying.
So, basically, everyone can hear and understand him, they just don't listen to him because he's a baby.
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Grim
Professor
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I liked the different opening credits that was a cool idea, however the plot was a little weak. Still pretty good. An average episode
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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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This week's episode did not disapoint. Not as good as the season premier, but good nonetheless...
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i_c_weiner
DOOP Secretary
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Okay, so I watched Family Guy last night to see how the new season was. It was good at the beginning, I loved Brian as the teacher, but at the end, it got alittle weak. And I hope people knew what was happening when the green goop was dropped on Peter. For an explanation, it's from a show You Can't Do That On TV where when someone said "I don't know" they were slimed. Peter said "I don't know" so he got slimed.
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Nurdbot
DOOP Secretary
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That sounds like a Ghostbusters reference to me.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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Just saw North by North Quahog. I thought it was lacking a little, story-wise, but made up for it by having some great jokes. Maybe not as funny as, say, Da Boom or To Love & Die in Dixie, but still, a nice way to start the season, even if it was all over the place. Hopefully the rest of Season 4's episodes will have better story structure...
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Nurdbot
DOOP Secretary
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I'll lock the door then.
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