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« : 03-29-2003 14:16 »
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So who do you think is the funniest/most entertaning/most informative/your criteria here person in the DVD audio commentaries? Both season 1 and 2. I have to say Cohen, for being the big, lovable nerd he is. He's just as obsessed with math, science and stuff as most of us Internet geeks is. Gotta love him for that. Although Susie Diether should win for her pasta maker-line alone.  Also, post your favorite lines from them, or just stuff that made you laugh. From "The Deep South": (during the fall to the bottum, when the pressure squezes the hull, and right after Bender's eyes pop)Stewart Burns: "Those are references from Das Boot". lowlevel laughterRich Moore: "When that German guy's eyes exploded." Lots of laughter, particular John DiMaggio)Cohen: "Where did "Umbriel" come from Stu?" Stewart Burns: "Uhh..." Cohen: "Name." Stewart Burns: "It's one of the planets around Uranus." Cohen: "I beg you pardon!" From "Bender Gets Made": While the PE crew sits and eats, the guys talk about the upcoming moment where Elzar double-cross the PE crew, and give them a bill, after they thought the meal would be free. Apparently it's based on a true story, and David is a bit hesitant as to whether he should tell it or not. David: "Do you think I can tell the story it's based ... or not?" Matt: "Well, just leave out the name of the restaurant." David: "Oh, okay. This is based on a story told to my by a writer of the Simpsons, who was at a famous restaurant, with about 10 people. Some of them had met the chef before, so the chef took them to a private room and said "you know what? I'm going to take care of dinner tonight. You just leave everything to me. You don't have to order." So they bring in dish after dish, food came flowing into the dining room, they ate like kings. He said it was one of the best meals he had ever had in his life; champagne, vine, cigars and stuff like that, and then at the end when they were about to leave the check showed up, to their surprise, since they thought he was treating them. And the check was for 3500 dollars." Matt: "Well, uh, the operating phrase there was "I'm going to take care of this." David: "It was some kind of vague phrase, ..eh.. that was actually meaning he was going to decide what they were eating, but they thought it meant he was throwing the whole dinner for them." Matt: "You know, a network executive once said to me: "don't worry, we're going to take care of you", eeh .. ehh, it was the same thing!" *laughter*
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« #5 : 03-29-2003 16:39 »
« : 03-29-2003 16:39 »
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The very beginning of the commentry of "Put Your Head on my Shoulders" always cracks me up  But also the commentry for "A Bicyclops Built for Two" was funny  It's something like "That's an Emmy award winning can of corn!" "That's an Emmy award winning butt crack!" But Dimaggio's and West's comments are quite funny 
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« #12 : 03-30-2003 06:44 »
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Originally posted by sheep555: The classic West / DiMaggio 'remix' of the theme tune on (I think) Put Your Head On My Shoulder. Yep, that's the one! That's class "Oh no, indroduce ourselves quickly!" And I think on another one we have Billy West going... "Hi my name's Johnny Regan, I sweep the floors here..."
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« #20 : 03-30-2003 17:43 »
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Yeah, the Ronco Pasta Maker.  One more good moment is Jon DiMaggio as Randy. "Hey! It's 30th Century Fox again!"
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« #23 : 03-31-2003 10:20 »
« : 03-31-2003 10:20 »
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Originally posted by Gocad: That was in I, Roommate.
Btw, welcome to PEEL, Hodgie 64!
Yup, welcome to PEEL Hodgie, stick around, try the veal. What was also in "I, Roommate" was the first appearance of JD's Randy. Randy was one of the mob angry at the loss of TV signal, and the guy who says "Hey, Calculon's back!" - he makes occasional appearances in the show. As you can tell that JD loves doing the voice. Randy's original character name was "Man in Mob". Catchy.
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« #30 : 04-01-2003 03:13 »
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Originally posted by Venus: already happened. Jurrasic bark. Amy: "Awww, poop!" I thought we had something to look forward to, well at least we still have Leela's deafening to come up (my bet is in "Devils Hands...." )
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« #32 : 04-01-2003 06:01 »
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Ha! Another favorite of mine. From PYHOMS:
DiMaggio: "Malfunctioning Eddie, a great tribute to Crazy Eddie." Cohen: "Crazy Eddie, yeah, who, uuhhh.." DiMaggio: "Who's prices were insane." Cohen: "By the way, I have to add: Crazy Eddie, also known as Eddia Antar I believe, he was wanted for tax evation or something, something like that. He fled, and he ended up in Israel, and the caught him living under the name David Cohen. That's my connection to Crazy Eddie." DiMaggio: :patented Bender laugh: Groening: "Was he really crazy?" Cohen: "No. He had good taste in aliases"
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