- banner
- The first banner for the party is “You’re kidding me, Buster” where a handwritten “dd” covers up the “ll” in the “You’re killing me, Buster” banner, first seen in Amigos. CONTEXT
- character name meaning
- Bob Loblaw is pronounced “blah blah blah.” CONTEXT
- Larry’s last name is “Mittleman” as in middle man. CONTEXT
- commercial
- According to Bob Loblaw’s commercial, he can handle bank fraud, embezzlement, conspiracy, money laundering, identity theft* (*cash only), insider trading. CONTEXT
- note
- According to Buster’s notes for people to thank, “And most of all Mom (choked up).” CONTEXT
- on the next Arrested Development
- “Lindsay tries to work off her debt with Bob Loblaw, and a traumatized Steve Holt needs a father.”
- wee brain
- Like in Out on a Limb when Buster covered a park bench to leave “arm off,” Rita sits on a park bench advertising Wee Britain, covering “it” and leaving “Wee Brain.” CONTEXT
- miscellany
- balloon, bird, explicit promises, Forget-Me-Now, home run, James Bond, movie script, “I’ve made a huge mistake.”
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- October 3, 2005
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Michael inadvertently lies and tells Rita that he doesn’t have a family. But the lie catches up with him, when the Bluths try to surprise Michael by bringing Rita to a family party and all hell breaks loose. Meanwhile, Lindsay works as the nanny to the family’s new attorney and George, Sr. tries to escape the penthouse.
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Lindsay: How do you think I feel? Bob Loblaw’s a handsome, professional man and I’m only used to... well, none of those things.
Tobias: Okay, Lindsay, are you forgetting that I was a professional twice over— an analyst and a therapist. The world’s first analrapist.
G.O.B.: Steve Holt’s not my son.
George Michael: Steve Holt? What, the moron jock?
G.O.B.: That’s my son, you pothead.
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« Older posts#372 Beamer wrote on October 30, 2005:
No, they’re back to normal now. Keep in mind two months passed between The Cabin Show and Righteous Brothers, and given how shallow Gob is, he’d have obviously wanted to have them switched back as soon as possible. I guess he did it between those episodes.
#373 MattJordan wrote on October 30, 2005:
Hey, I hate to be a lame here, but come somebody explain to me why Gob would’ve needed to give Lucille a roofie? It’s totally flying over my head. Or maybe I’m in denial.
#374 Beamer wrote on October 30, 2005:
Like Buster’s long string of swearing from Bringing Up Buster, or 90% of what Gob does in any episode, the reason why Gob would’ve given Lucille a roofie in the past seems best left unknown. The mystery around it is what makes it funny.
#375 kid_17 wrote on January 06, 2006:
So I just rewatched this episode for the first time since it premiered on Fox.
Would you guys (and gals) say that its fair to say that George Michael totally got the wrong impression when he sees Steve on the bed and Maeby says "I gave him a roofie"
after this GM says something like, "you drugged him and then had your way with him, how is that even possible" so that statement either completely proves or disproves my theory up there.
Maybe im just weird.
#376 murphmanstudios wrote on January 06, 2006:
I figured he said that because why would the GIRL have to give the guy a roofie?
#377 Chelpo wrote on January 06, 2006:
Nope, GM definitely got the wrong impression. And that is the quote that proves it. 
#378 kid_17 wrote on January 06, 2006:
Well what I figured was that George Michael did not realize at first what a "roofie" was 
#379 Beamer wrote on January 06, 2006:
George Michael knew what a roofie was, he just didn’t want to tell Maeby... That’s her father’s job.
No, seriously, look at the quote:
"Now you’ve drugged him and had your way with him... How is that even possible?"
He said "How is that even possible" after saying she had his way with him. He was asking how a female could possibly do it with an unconscious male - we all know it’s possible the other way around, with date rape and all, but a girl simply couldn’t have intercourse with an unconcscious male. Perhaps if he had, umm.... "a thing in his pants," then maybe, but it would still be really difficult. So, that’s why George Michael was wondering how it was even possible. He’s not as innocent as he was in Season 1, you know.
#380 Nicholas Angel wrote on July 04, 2007:
The line "I was always hoping he’d be gifted sexually." said by George Michael had me in stitches. And the ending is one of the best moments in A.D. history.
#381 Banana Family wrote on November 15, 2010:
I was watching this episode again, love the moment when Tobias smacks Michael on the ass saying "you’re terrible" and Michael turning around saying "okay". I love that moment
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