- blow myself
- Buster says he can “blow myself,” referring to using a tissue.
- blowing bubbles
- Maeby can be heard several times blowing bubbles into her soda.
- concrete mixer
- When G.O.B. is outside of the house, he spins around on his Segway in front of a stationary concrete mixer.
- Lupe’s sweatshirt
- During the Valentine’s Day party, Lupe is wearing a “Gobble Gobble” sweatshirt.
- on the next Arrested Development
- “George Michael begins an investigation, Tobias faces his greatest acting challenge, and Buster rebounds from Lucille 2.”
- “Hey”
- Buster greets Tobias with “Hey, brother-in-law.”
- miscellany
- balloon, Caged Wisdom: Musings from Prison, El amor prohibido, featured music, Frightened Inmate #2, good grief, Gypsy, hermano, Maybe tonight, money-saving tips, never nude, No. I love it!, party, shh, Valentine’s Day, “I’ve made a huge mistake.”
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- Broadcast 112
- Production 112
Originally broadcast
- February 8, 2004
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Tobias and Lindsay have an anniversary party, but Michael’s toast causes everyone to re-examine their relationships—Tobias and Lindsay separate, Buster moves out of his mother’s apartment, and Marta realizes that Michael is the one who has what she’s looking for.
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Carl Weathers: Now wait a minute. This is just purely a social call. You know, just two adults getting a stew on, man.
Buster: I don’t know what that means, but it sounds disgusting.
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« Older posts#24 WhoamI wrote on January 24, 2006:
Buster has studying classes and Lucille 2 has Spin Class.
#25 Musty Old Claptrap wrote on January 25, 2006:
ACR wrote:I thought it had also something to do with the other meaning of ’class’ as in dignity, poise etc. especially the way he threw it back at Lucille - "I thought you had class"
I don’t maybe not?
Yeah there was a double meaning - I think they both meant that they literally had a class to attend, but Buster could’ve also meant that he thought Lucille was ’classy’ enough not to have men over for dinner.
#26 ACR wrote on January 25, 2006:
WhoamI wrote:Buster has studying classes and Lucille 2 has Spin Class.
Ah yes I forgot all about her spin class
#27 sjshark wrote on January 31, 2006:
Watching this episode again these days, I’ve realised just how bizarre the idea of Carl Weathers and Liza Minnelli gettin’ a stew on is.Where else are you gonna see that?As well as the line "Carl Weathers took everything from me.I will never love again!" Yet, it just goes by like it’s nothing.
#28 girlwithlowselfesteem wrote on March 27, 2006:
One little detail I noticed when watching this ep again...
when michael goes to the set of marta’s soap opera and is talking to the makeup artist he thinks is hermano...when michael leaves, the makeup artist totally checks him out as he walks away. Hehe.
#29 humanmetronome wrote on June 14, 2006:
why did michael at the end of his speech say, "i love you all, MARTA"... that was strange... like he couldnt help but slip her name in at the end of his sentence? huh?
#30 Musty Old Claptrap wrote on June 14, 2006:
I always hated that line, it felt so forced.
#31 Beatrice wrote on June 14, 2006:
girlwithlowselfesteem wrote:One little detail I noticed when watching this ep again...
when michael goes to the set of marta’s soap opera and is talking to the makeup artist he thinks is hermano...when michael leaves, the makeup artist totally checks him out as he walks away. Hehe.
who wouldn’t check michael out?
#32 stinkypoo75 wrote on July 15, 2006:
In an episode with Carl Wethers, early in the first season, I thought a funny little gem of a joke was when Lucille has just asked Carl over to dinner and she brings him over to tell Buster who will obviously upset. She exclaims as she presents him "Guess whos coming to Dinner", which refers to the classic movie "Guess Whos Coming to Dinner" about a white girl bringing a black man home to visit her unaccepting parents, of which a horrible remake was made a few years ago, starring ashton kutcher (the premise had then been changed to a black girl bringing a white guy home). In anycase, I laughed. Hard.
#33 Musty Old Claptrap wrote on July 15, 2006:
I didn’t pick that up, nice catch.
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