The One Where They Build A House

Buster says the Army touched his Charlie Browns.

Some say Buster’s use of “Charlie Browns” come from a man’s “Cock and Balls,” some say it’s from the similarity of C.B.’s head to male anatomy, and others say Buster is referring to his boxers. CONTEXT

Amigos

Lucille wants them to videotape Buster in a naked pyramid and point to his Charlie Browns.

Good Grief

The banana stand is closed, with a “The frozen banana maker is OUT” sign like Lucy’s psychiatry stand. CONTEXT

The piano music throughout the episode is Vince Guaraldi’s “Christmas Time Is Here” as featured in “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”

The sad forlorn walk is based on Charlie Brown.

George Michael walks by a dog on the doghouse, reminiscent of Snoopy. CONTEXT

The episode title refers to Charlie Brown’s famous saying. (Thanks RobRob.)

George Michael walks past two men carrying a sad Christmas tree, reminiscent of the tree in A Charlie Brown Christmas. (Thanks RobRob.)

Hand to God

Buster asks Michael if a seal bit off his Linus.

Righteous Brothers

George Michael reprises the sad “Christmas Time Is Here” song and walk from Good Grief.

Previous comments:

#1 yi wrote on December 08, 2004:

the piano music during the sad walks is It’s Christmas Time, from A Charlie Brown Christmas

#2 Cherith_Cutestory wrote on February 02, 2005:

They should also add that Lucille says "Good grief" in a lot of episodes

#3 revfig wrote on April 01, 2005:

In one of the Out on a Limb/Hand to God episodes, Buster and Michael are having a conversation where Buster refers to his "Linus", which apparently is complemented by his "Charlie Browns".

#4 andy wrote on April 06, 2005:

how about that franklin is the only black charecter in the peanuts gang. and that was the black puppets name

#5 k7lim wrote on April 21, 2005:

spring breakout: he just wants to see boys linuses

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