- episode title meaning
- The title is a play on Cary Grant/Katherine Hepburn movie Bringing Up Baby.
- office shredder
- G.O.B. feeds a chain of paper clips, a pencil, and slices of white bread into the office shredder.
- on the next Arrested Development
- “Tobias gets a review of his Shakespeare play, and Buster is back where he belongs.”
- Turn of the Century French Erotica
- G.O.B. is seen reading Turn of the Century French Erotica.
- gaffe
- The school play is “Much Ado About Nothing,” but the line they act, “I would kiss before I spoke” is from “As You Like It.”
- miscellany
- Beatrice, bicycle, bird, bonding, catlike agility, Colombian Mexicans, Cornballer, cornholing, cross-dressing, G.O.B.’s kimono, homosexual, interrupted kiss, interrupted speech, Mexico, Much Ado About Nothing, neck rub, Oscar is Buster’s dad, school play, weekly bike ride
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- Broadcast 103
- Production 103
Originally broadcast
- November 16, 2003
Written by
Directed by
Appearances by
George Michael tries out for the school play to get closer to Maeby, who herself tries out to kiss Steve Holt. Michael is forced by his mother to spend time with Buster.
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Image Gallery
Quotes
Buster: “’Cause I’m an uptight... (long bleep)... Buster... (long bleep)... you old horny slut!”
Michael: Well, no one’s going to top that.
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« Older posts#48 Touchlamp wrote on September 07, 2006:
I love how G.O.B. is in a robe for almost the whole episode.
#49 Anne Hog wrote on November 06, 2006:
Tis my favorite episode. I love the way tobias goes to maeby and is like "i guess you’re waiting for the director. Oh wait! He’s already here!" and rolls onto the stage awkwardly.
#50 Gomephrus wrote on May 27, 2007:
Has anyone ever noticed that when George Micheal asks "then there’s a kiss right?" the director yells out "louder", the director sounds an awful lot like Mitch Hurwitz?
#51 art vandelay wrote on August 03, 2007:
someone told me that busters uncensored rant can be found either on one of the DVDs or online. is this true? ive looked all over but cant find it.
#52 I ate all your bees wrote on August 03, 2007:
I have no idea. Well, if it is, I’ve forgotten. But they said Tony Hale doesn’t like to swear much, so during the bleeped out bits, apparently he’s reciting the alphabet.
#53 Phil Love AD! wrote on August 03, 2007:
Here is an interview with Tony Hale, in which he talks about that scene. He talks about how he doesn’t know a lot of swear words, so he just repeated the same one over and over.
Also, whats up with the Seinfield reference (Art Vandelay) on an AD forum, I mean seriously COME ON!
http://www.g4tv.com/pile_player.aspx?video_key=12853
#54 I ate all your bees wrote on August 03, 2007:
... Mine’s a Black Books reference. We all enjoy a varied palette of comedy. You don’t want to eat frozen bananas all day, everyday.
#55 Phil Love AD! wrote on August 03, 2007:
| I ate all your bees wrote: |
| ... Mine’s a Black Books reference. We all enjoy a varied palette of comedy. You don’t want to eat frozen bananas all day, everyday. |
Actually, I was really only half serious. I digg the Seinfeld reference, never heard of Black Books though. As for the frozen bananas, I’m ashamed to admit I’ve never actually had one.
#56 Chelpo wrote on August 04, 2007:
| I ate all your bees wrote: |
| ... Mine’s a Black Books reference. |
You’ve just inspired me, bees. My friend lent me her Black Books DVD over a month ago and it’s just been sitting by my computer but today (if I don’t get called in to work in the next hour) I am going to watch it!
#57 art vandelay wrote on August 04, 2007:
this is just the all-forum screen name man. if this had been taken it would have been williethepimp...and im actually pretty surprised it wasnt taken, even though its an arrested development forum.
edit: i have had two people tell me that the last two words of busters rant are "diahrrea motherfucker."
...well, not two people, but one person, and one youtube comment. i think we may be onto something.
