That was a great “Earl.” Tim Stack is my god, though he got his IMDB count wrong: he’s at an even 100 NOT counting that show AND counting TWO entries for his “Quincy” two-parter.
That reminds me–Channel 23 has dropped “Wild, Wild West” and has “Quincy” at noon tomorrow.
Oh, and an “unknown number” of “Night Stand” puts him well past 100. Still, he’s not on TV enough.
Hmm, Bengali? I’ll assume her masters is in cultural anthropology, with a focus on courtship rituals and sexuality in the ancient world. Or gymnastics.
“I still got one free hand!”
I just got done watching it. GREAT SHOW.
It was several years back. They didn’t live at the motel yet so they didn’t know her.
Of course, they could have fit her in the background of a scene.
Crabmans Grandmother (to cop): Now, you can hear it on the other side of the apartment. We just moved to town and I haven’t gotten a good nights sleep yet.
Thing is, that actress, Tracy Ashton, only has one leg, so the problem would be realistically showing her on two legs.
You mean, they’d have to, like, find a prosthetic leg with a cosmetic cover?
The show has never said the one-legged girl lost a leg as a result of anything Earl did or anything about how or why she only has one leg. Earl’s list item is that he “stole a car from a one-legged girl,” not that he had anything to do with her losing the leg. She could have been born that way for all we know.
I loved the reason she was in the soda machine.
Cop: Got your hand stuck again, Patty?
Patty: No, but I’ve got an appointment with a guy who likes dead people.
Thank you.
I watched the episode twice, and could not understand what she was saying either time. And the second, I paid attention because I knew it was some sort of punchline.
Can anyone help me identify the song that was playing right at the beginning of the show, as Earl was doing his voice-over with the folks in the bar, just before the COPS show comes on…
I think it was a song by Alice Cooper, but I can’t figure out the song.
She was in the Y2K episode so she was in town at the time. She was probably working at Club Chubby and could have been seen throwing trash on Joy or something.
Look I just like seeing her, that’s all.
Another great line I forgot - Randy to the COPS cameraman (again, paraphrased): “I’m gonna run away now, 'cause the chase scenes always make it on the air.” (Sees the cop run into the house after Earl) “Um… maybe we could just chase each other?”
It seemed like the actors were having fun, so I had fun with them.
Still, if felt like a Reno 911 rip-off, rather than a Cops rip-off. Only Reno 911 gets to rip off Cops.
One of my least favorite episodes. But enjoyable anyway.
I’m right there with you.
IMO, she can jump around on TV anyday.
She had just arrived in Camden County via wooden crate. She was at the Big Lots-type store and said something about Americans having such beautiful churches. Sorry!
BTW, got my answer to the song question elsewhere. It was “Right Place Wrong Time” by Dr. John…