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I thought it was great! H.R. Puf-n-Stuff! Catalina pole-dancing! The gymnast that kept popping up in Earl’s story was hilarious. As was the guy chained to the wall in class, and the teacher’s helmet.
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I liked most of it. Some of the best parts are already mentioned: World’s Best God, bordline artistic.
Almost all of the video was great. But Earl’s bit was so-so and Joy’s was horrible. (Except for a “gravelly” texture to his voice, Crabman could sing. And Randy much better than I would have thought. No Catalina singing though.)
Overall the Joy material was generally the worst part.
Note that Joy was not pregnant in any of the imaginary sequences except for Earl’s.
Catalina actually sort of danced next to the pole, instead of jumping. What the?
Was that actually Crabman singing? I really thought it sounded great!
Overall I liked the ep. Joy’s parts didn’t do much for me, but then, I don’t like Joy. Randy’s was perfect - HR Puffenstuf and the orangutan. Darnell was wonderful, too. I sort of thought in Catalina’s novelo, the fiancee would turn out to be a Camden regular.
In fact, I hadn’t even heard of H.R. Pufnstuf until I did a little googling. I assumed it referred to the real name of the Stay Puffed Marshmellow man.
NBC posted Darnell’s video on YouTube. Please Respect the Meat. I fell in love with Eddie Steeples when he was the Rubberband Man in the OfficeMax commericals. He is the only reason I watch Earl- love his side story.
[QUOTE=NailBunny]
The only part that really cracked me up was Catalina’s fantasy.
“Catalina! Why are ju crying?”
We spent the rest of the evening shouting to each other through the house: “Now, I cry with happiness!” “Now, I cry out of fear!”
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The line actually was “Now I cry tears for fears,” a reference to the 80’s group. (Everybody Wants To Rule The World)
Yeah, I remember H. R. Pufnstuf. I remember the controversy also when McDonald’s tried to get the Krofft Brothers to license their characters for their commercials. The Kroffts declined, but McDonalds ripped them off anyway, with their creations of McDonaldland characters such as the Grimace and Mayor McCheese. The Kroffts sued and McDonalds was forced to pay them in excess of $1 million.
[QUOTE=ivylass] Hated it hated it hated it. Stupid, pointless, boring, I was cringing in embarrassment for the actors.
I vote we treat this like Star Trek V. This episode never happened. We will wipe it from our memories and go on.
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Didn’t hate it as much as you, but I vote for this option purely on principle against anything this random that’s also largely unfunny.
Fortunately, this ep had no bearing on any issues of character or continuity, so it’ll be quite easy to pretend it was just a bad fever dream.
Not only Puff n Stuff but they used all of the Puff n stuff cartoon sound effects while he fought!
I enjoyed the episode for what it was. A trip into teh minds of the characters and how they see each other. Not Great but not the absolute worst.
Besides how can you hate an orangutang driving a car?!?!? heartless monsters
[QUOTE=Dolores Reborn]
Didn’t Randy mention something about “Right turn, Clyde?” like in Every Which Way but Loose? Or was I imagining it? (Heh.)
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It was in the previous week when Randy and Earl planned to join in on robbing the Indian casino. Then Earl got married to Joy and Randy spaced out and forgot because he was watching Pufnstuf. He was going to use his share of the loot to buy one of those “right turn, Clyde, Clint Eastwood monkeys.”
Darnel’s video was better than the entire second season put together. I’m just relieved that every week isn’t a prison episode - I was dreading this season, actually, but it is turning out much better than I thought. We’re saving this one on the DVR to watch again.
Did Crabman actually say “om” when he put the crab in?
I’m too old for H.R. Pufnstuff, but I liked Randy’s sequence anyway, since this is exactly what he’d be imagining. I also hope they stop with the special episodes and get Earl out of jail.