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Sheri

Really love your reactions! My favorite episode so far is 11, Public Relations, mainly because of Lucille and Lindsay's trip to Klimpy's. Lucille is my favorite character because she is so over-the-top horrible and her delivery is always perfect; she makes me cry laughing and has so many quotable lines.

TLC

A fantastic ending to the first season. I'm glad this show won the poll because I'd never have watched it otherwise.

Mayur

Loved this show, and your reactions make it even better! Season 2 and 3 get even crazier, more ridiculous, and a lot funnier. Can't wait to see your thoughts on them! Fun fact: Throughout the first season, whenever Michael is at the police station and notices the photos on the wall, he often says things like, "We have the exact same kitchen" or "Our dining looks just like that." Those are actually subtle hints about the Iraq house case. The writers sprinkled little breadcrumbs about Iraq throughout Season 1. Rewatching the show making me realize how many clues were hidden in plain sight from the very beginning.

Shanti (cuchupacu)

it’s hard to pick favorites w this series, but i’ll say i really enjoy “bringing up buster.” it has tobias directing the school play (and the ways he gets up on the stage), steve holt! 🙌🏼, the introduction of the cornballer and the scenes w buster at work. but one of my favorite visuals is in the next episode “key decisions” when buster bumps into lucille 2 (whom he’d known as a "brownish area with points") at the hospital. she has a vertigo attack and disappears behind a chair wearing a diamond brooch on her hospital gown. “i’m alright!”

Sheri

Lucille: Oh, hello, Buster. Here’s a candy bar. No, I’m withholding it. Look at me, “getting off.”

Blink More

Just about to start this ep, but quickly on the "let them eat cake", you are on the money with what it means. tldr version is that french queenie antoinette is rumoured to have said, when told that the people in france had no bread to eat because of high bread taxes and shit, "let them eat cake". she got her head lopped off and stories like this then appeared, historically speaking she didnt say it and it is propaganda after the revolution Anyway, you get the meaning, being so far removed from society or real people that its one banana... what could it cost?

Sarah_M

💜💜💜💜

Drzergberg

Oh man I love this show. And Fox tried to kill it basically from the start.

redsyrinx

So if you rewatch the show, one of the things you will notice is all the references to Iraq throughout the whole season. George Michael's ethics teacher is obsessed with Saddam and makes all the kids do presentations on Iraq. One of the presentations has pictures of some buildings in Iraq and Michael notices that one of them looks like like their living room.

Csel

Poison Oak is like Poison Ivy. Both plants that have an oil that makes you itch or in bad cases break out in blisters if you touch them. It wouldn't be contagious per se, but the oils can transfer from one person to another if you dont wash it off.

Csel

This series did come out at the height of the war, it was a current event at the time. So the viewer might not suspect anything about it until the reveal.

Csel

Fox cancelled so many good shows.

Csel

Its hard to pick a favorite episode, the jokes sort of run on into multiple episodes lol. Even then its hard to choose from Michael kidnapping a random hispanic woman who thought he was going to kill him, or the whole "justice is blind" arc, or Carl Weathers.

redsyrinx

Yeah, I know I didn't. I watched the show for the first time in 2010, and while maybe not the height of the war, it still wasn't so far off to feel so random.