- chocolate milk
- Buster drinks chocolate milk with his grilled cheese sandwich.
- courtroom doors
- The new courtroom doors read, “No animals allowed except seeing eye dogs.”
- Dukakis
- Maggie Lizer wears a Dukakis pin during her LSAT exam.
- episode title meaning
- The title substitutes a real person for the metaphor.
- family chart
- The government has a family chart that includes the Bluths, Annyong, Carl Weathers, Lucille 2, Kitty, Marta (with an X over her), Surely Fünke, and a mystery silhouette labeled “No photo available.”
- oatmeal chocolate chip cookies
- Tobias is making oatmeal chocolate chip cookies in the kitchen.
- on the next Arrested Development
- “Barry gets a sign from God, and Maggie is replaced with a new, less generous prosecutor.”
- Surely Fünke
- Surely Fünke is dragging a sign that reads, “Surely Fünke, rolling 4 treasurer. I would run 4 it, but I can’t.”
- Ten Commandments
- The construction crane that removes the Ten Commandments is draped in crosses.
- miscellany
- B.S., catlike agility, Chareth Cutestory, escape attempt, God, grilled cheese sandwich, homosexual, Justice, outsourcing, set me up, sleight-of-hand artist, Surely Fünke, surveillance video, Ten Commandments
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- Broadcast 117
- Production 118
Originally broadcast
- March 21, 2004
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Michael discovers that Maggie Lizer is pretending to be blind, and Tobias breaks into Maggie’s apartment. Maeby pretends she’s sick to make money.
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G.O.B.: Oh, now you love the Ten Commandments. And yet you’re the one who so conveniently forgot “Thou shalt protect thy father, and honor no one above him unless it beith me—thy sweet Lord.”
Michael: I’m not sure that one made it down the mountain, G.O.B.
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« Older posts#18 Beamer wrote on September 04, 2005:
But still, it’s not unlike AD to set things up that far in advance. And I doubt the prosecutor would’ve known about Gob’s wife yet - hadn’t they only been married for a day or so at the time?
#19 Operation Hot Mother wrote on September 07, 2005:
this was probably already noticed but did anyone notice the double meanin behind surely funkes name? in case you didnt notice
maeby = maybe (possibly)
surely = surely (for sure)
they are both words like that
...uh yeah...
#20 Beatrice wrote on September 07, 2005:
| Beamer wrote: |
| But still, it’s not unlike AD to set things up that far in advance. And I doubt the prosecutor would’ve known about Gob’s wife yet - hadn’t they only been married for a day or so at the time? |
but the prosecutor seemed to know that the bluths’ relationship with marta was over. and that was like only four episodes before this one.
#21 Beatrice wrote on September 07, 2005:
| Operation Hot Mother wrote: |
| this was probably already noticed but did anyone notice the double meanin behind surely funkes name? in case you didnt notice
maeby = maybe (possibly) surely = surely (for sure) they are both words like that ...uh yeah... |
that’s what makes it funny. and brilliant!
#22 Hollus wrote on September 07, 2005:
| Beatrice wrote: | ||
that’s what makes it funny. and brilliant! |
Don’t forget Ms. Baerly!
#23 Beamer wrote on September 07, 2005:
| Beatrice wrote: | ||
but the prosecutor seemed to know that the bluths’ relationship with marta was over. and that was like only four episodes before this one. |
True, but we have no idea how much time passed between those 4 episodes. Gob got married DURING all this - you would’ve thought it had taken them at least a few days to find out about it. Or maybe they knew about the wedding itself, but not his wife’s identity? But then that’d defeat the purpose of the photo in the first place...
I still think it’s either Oscar or Tracy.
#24 dormant25 wrote on December 18, 2005:
Did anyone else notice this? (One of the most brilliant things AD writers have put in):
Lindsay’s group fights against the ten commandments outside the court. Inside the defendants swear with the Bible, and also it is mentioned prominently (throwing it at Maggie, she holding it as the "touch of the Bible that gave me sight"...) and the "Church against the State" argument is so subtlely brought out - that the groups that are fighting against aren’t actually fighting for the right causes!
It seems to me that this is a brilliant trick by the AD writers.
#25 oystershucker wrote on January 02, 2006:
not sure what the overlap b/w Seinfeld and AD fans are here, but did anyone notice that the actor who played Ping, the Chinese food delivery guy on Seinfeld, was helping Maggie L. study for her LSATs?
I thought it was ironic because on that Seinfeld episode (Season 4, "The Virgin"), Ping hires a lawyer to sue Elaine (played by JLD) because he alleges that he hit a parked car while riding his bike because Elaine jaywalked.
if that was indeed an intentional Seinfeld reference by the AD crew, I am amazed at the attention to detail!
#26 montaigne wrote on June 05, 2006:
yes i wondered about that myself. i am sure the serendipity during the casting process is what led to the two actors being on the scene. Do u think its weird that the judge is called Ping also in the same eposide????
#27 yellow bowtie wrote on August 05, 2007:
| dormant25 wrote: |
| Did anyone else notice this? (One of the most brilliant things AD writers have put in):
Lindsay’s group fights against the ten commandments outside the court. Inside the defendants swear with the Bible, and also it is mentioned prominently (throwing it at Maggie, she holding it as the "touch of the Bible that gave me sight"...) and the "Church against the State" argument is so subtlely brought out - that the groups that are fighting against aren’t actually fighting for the right causes! It seems to me that this is a brilliant trick by the AD writers. |
i’d like to see this one better explained. i can’t really tell if this guy is onto anything or not. « Older posts
