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incredible bear posted:Oh man, I always thought it was "Almost definitely.", I've been misquoting it all this time, and it's the easiest line to quote at outsiders. Until I looked it up, I thought the same thing. Although I think "almost" is kinda funnier
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Have begun my fourth sitting. Picked up on this for the first time: Gob: "Give me a Gob." George Michael: "Gob!" Completely throwaway and painfully obvious, but George Michael's delivery is brilliant.
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| # ? Aug 4, 2008 21:41 |
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"Welcome to Bluth Banana, where bananas are our business. May I interest you in a banana this day?"
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| # ? Aug 4, 2008 22:28 |
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You just embarrassed yourself in front of T-Bone.
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Ishamael posted:I love how George Sr. claims he didn't know who Saddam Hussein was - "I thought he was the guy who played the Soup Nazi!" The real saddam has a scar. I am no scar, dot com imnoscar.com imoscar.com blew my mind the first time
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cakeslob posted:HA! holy gently caress, i never realized it was him, thats one of my fav lines in the show I wish those websites were still up. 
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Biscuit McClure posted:It was one, but she wore too much makeup. Can we PLEASE get an animated gif of this sequence? It cracks me up like no other.
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DivisionPost posted:Don't remember if this ever recurred, but: I always found this along the same lines as: Michael (from prison): Is that Gob? Tell him I've got a nice hard cot here with his name on it! Lucille: You would do that to your own brother? Her tone of voice is perfect, like she finds it unappealing but justified.
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Over The Road posted:Have begun my fourth sitting. Picked up on this for the first time: Later on that scene when they're talking about the staircar GOB says 'from whence it came'. I swear each time I watch an episode it gets better.
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I loved this joke even before I was told the ACTUAL joke, which I had missed. There's an episode where GOB is rubbing the employee's faces in the cost of his suit, which becomes more expensive as the episode goes on. "Oh sure, the guy in the $200 suit is gonna get his own photocopying! COME ON!" and "Oh sure, the guy in the $275 suit is gonna get potato crumbs on it, COME ONE!" and so forth. At one point in the episode, Michael and Maeby pop into the office in time to hear "-king $600 suit is gonna do that, COME ON!" Later on, there's a flashback to earlier in the episode, with GOB shouting,"Oh! Oh sure, the guy in the fuh-" I loved that joke even when I didn't actually here the "Fuh-king" bits.
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Jerusalem posted:I loved this joke even before I was told the ACTUAL joke, which I had missed. There's an episode where GOB is rubbing the employee's faces in the cost of his suit, which becomes more expensive as the episode goes on. "Oh sure, the guy in the $200 suit is gonna get his own photocopying! COME ON!" and "Oh sure, the guy in the $275 suit is gonna get potato crumbs on it, COME ONE!" and so forth. Well I didn't even catch that clever twist on swearing.
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Biscuit McClure posted:Well I didn't even catch that clever twist on swearing. Me either, awesome.
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essaywhutman posted:I wish those websites were still up. http://web.archive.org/web/20051001...://imoscar.com/ http://web.archive.org/web/20060219...//imnoscar.com/ Sadly the images for Oscar's site are gone.
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I wish I could find the exact quote, but I really got a kick out of me telling Lindsey (I think), that I appealed to a younger, fresher client than Barry Zucker did, referring to the fact that that was exactly what he did when Chachi's role got so much larger on 'Happy Days'.
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Bob Loblaw posted:I wish I could find the exact quote, but I really got a kick out of me telling Lindsey (I think), that I appealed to a younger, fresher client than Barry Zucker did, referring to the fact that that was exactly what he did when Chachi's role got so much larger on 'Happy Days'. This post confused me up until the point I read your name. Also, didn't get that one either. drat, every time I read this thread as an AD aficianado I either read a new joke you guys found, or you key me into check out an episode and I find another one. I was watching the other day and I found a new one. In 'Hand to God', when George Sr. is at the Ford dealership you can see a wacky wavy inflatable arm tube man thing in the background with its left hand missing.
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Bob Loblaw posted:I wish I could find the exact quote, but I really got a kick out of me telling Lindsey (I think), that I appealed to a younger, fresher client than Barry Zucker did, referring to the fact that that was exactly what he did when Chachi's role got so much larger on 'Happy Days'. "Look, this is not the first time I’ve been brought in to replace Barry Zuckerkorn. I think I can do for you everything he did. Plus, skew younger. With juries and so forth."
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Biscuit McClure posted:It was one, but she wore too much makeup.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Speaking of physical comedy... What episode is this from again? I don't have time at the moment to search through all the episodes and get stuck watching all three seasons.
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NoHomers posted:What episode is this from again? I don't have time at the moment to search through all the episodes and get stuck watching all three seasons. "Ready, Aim, Marry Me."
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| # ? Aug 5, 2008 21:42 |
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tzirean posted:"Ready, Aim, Marry Me." Thanks, I forgot the whole Uncle Jack storyline. "Shoot me Dragon"
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| # ? Aug 5, 2008 21:58 |
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Anyone have a hop on count for the stair car during the shows run? Im willing to allow border jumpers in this number too.
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RockShowLevel27 posted:"Look, this is not the first time I’ve been brought in to replace Barry Zuckerkorn. I think I can do for you everything he did. Plus, skew younger. With juries and so forth." Regarding Happy Days alums, here's a line I just noticed: Jessie the Publicist: [to George Michael] Daddy lost his shot at happy, and it's all your fault, Opie. Narrator: Jessie had gone too far, and she had best watch her mouth. Also, in the "Marta Complex" episode, I noticed that George Michael left a note on the fridge about buying milk.
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I've always loved the moment in "Prison Break-In" when GOB makes a joke about "Happy Days star Donny Host," and Ron Howard bitterly interjects "Most."
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| # ? Aug 6, 2008 05:59 |
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Watching the episode "not without my daughter." Gob, George Michael, and Tobias are hanging out and the narrator refers to all three of them as Bluths....huh.
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Tobias: As you may or may not know, Lindsay and I have hit a bit of a rough patch. Michael: Really? When did that start? Tobias: Well, I don't want to blame it all on 9/11, but it certainly didn't help.
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Cross-posting for my photoshop from GBS. It fits in. Fictional characters as goons.  http://forums.somethingawful.com/sh...hreadid=2923643
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Is there a sound archive website of Arrested Development quotes? (similar to the GIF one possibly) I'm looking for a piece of dialogue for an animation lip-synching project that I'll be doing in college later in the year. I figure I may as well pick something good because I'll be listening to it over and over... 
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Is there something I'm not getting about "check out banner Michael!" or is it just silliness?
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| # ? Aug 7, 2008 03:23 |
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Godface posted:Is there a sound archive website of Arrested Development quotes? (similar to the GIF one possibly) There's tons on The-OP
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| # ? Aug 7, 2008 03:27 |
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Last night, I went to a musical called "The Andrew's Brothers", in which they sing "Under the Appletree". All I could think of was Lucille singing it to George Michael on the way to Motherboy. I was dying inside.
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Drei posted:Is there something I'm not getting about "check out banner Michael!" or is it just silliness? I dunno, but there's something about those "FAMILY LOVE MICHAEL" banners that just crack me up like nothing else.
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Hatter106 posted:I dunno, but there's something about those "FAMILY LOVE MICHAEL" banners that just crack me up like nothing else. 'MichaelLoveMarry' at the wedding Party
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RockShowLevel27 posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYVn...feature=related Wow, is there anything that doesn't sync up? Amazing. Also, I'm another one of the T-Bone "Almost definitely" interpreters, and I think I just made myself look very foolish in front of T-Bone.
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| # ? Aug 7, 2008 06:39 |
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I was just watching season 1 and I realized that in the publicist episode where Buster is hiding in the apartment the shirt he is wearing matches the wallpaper to make him blend in more. Man, every time I find something new.
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Gooky McGook posted:Regarding Happy Days alums, here's a line I just noticed: Ron Howard's almost as much a character as the family. "No one was making fun of Andy Griffith. We can't stress that enough."
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| # ? Aug 7, 2008 11:35 |
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My favorite Ron Howard bit is when he keeps interjecting about the poor quality of the narration of the television movie about The Bluths, and the episode ends with him proclaiming,"And THAT is how you narrate a show!"
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| # ? Aug 7, 2008 11:51 |
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A lot of my favorite moments come from Ron Howard's narration. I would actually count him as one of my favorite characters on the show. GOB: I don't have a son... Ron Howard: He does. GOB: ...but if I did...
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A Boring Story posted:A lot of my favorite moments come from Ron Howard's narration. I would actually count him as one of my favorite characters on the show. Haha, that reminds me: Maggie: Are you really that great of a guy? You'll raise another man's child? Michael: I am, yeah, and I can. Narrator: He wasn't, and he couldn't. Might not be the exact words, but it was something along those lines.
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That reminds me of this: Tobias: The Blue Man Group might need me, and I do deserve a fancy phone. Narrator: They didnt...and he doesn't.
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