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* LiteralMinded: His defining character trait, which leads to some of the most hilarious moments on the show.
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* LiteralMinded: His defining character trait, which leads He's a very literal doctor who [[RunningGag appears several times throughout the series]]. He's even credited as "Literal Doctor":
** 'Let 'Em Eat Cake', referring tosome [[spoiler: George Sr, who had escaped out the window]]:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': Excuse me, Mr. Bluth. [[spoiler:We lost him]]. He just, uh... [[spoiler:got away from us]]. I'm sorry.
** 'The One Where Michael Leaves', referring to [[spoiler: Tobias, who was covered in blue paint]]:
---> '''Dr. Fishman''': It looks like he's dead.
** In the epilogue of themost hilarious moments on same episode:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': You look really hot.
** 'Hand to God', referring to [[spoiler: Buster who has lost his left hand, making him ''all right'']]:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': [[spoiler:He's going to be all right.]]
** 'The Sword of Destiny', referring to Michael, who is suffering a rupture ulcer:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': I’m sorry to say this, but it's too late for me to do anything for your son.\\
''[everyone gasps]''\\
'''Michael''': ...Let him keep talking!\\
'''Doctor Fishman''': ...Because Dr. Stein here has already been assigned to his case.
** 'A New Start', after moving to India, referring to Tobias, who broke his head twice:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': This man here broke his skull in two places. Once outside theshow.airport and once in the elevator when his sheet got caught and he was pulled off his gurney.
** 'Off the Hook', where he has become an army doctor and is referring to Buster, who, [[spoiler:after falling over while remotely piloting a plane, has been given a large artificial hand]]:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': Mrs. Bluth, [[spoiler:your son went down while piloting a plane over Afghanistan.]]\\
'''Lucille''': Oh my god.\\
'''Doctor Fishman''': He deserves [[spoiler:a big hand for that, and we gave him one.]] I'm afraid besides that, there's nothing we can do.
** 'Let 'Em Eat Cake', referring to
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': Excuse me, Mr. Bluth. [[spoiler:We lost him]]. He just, uh... [[spoiler:got away from us]]. I'm sorry.
** 'The One Where Michael Leaves', referring to [[spoiler: Tobias, who was covered in blue paint]]:
---> '''Dr. Fishman''': It looks like he's dead.
** In the epilogue of the
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': You look really hot.
** 'Hand to God', referring to [[spoiler: Buster who has lost his left hand, making him ''all right'']]:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': [[spoiler:He's going to be all right.]]
** 'The Sword of Destiny', referring to Michael, who is suffering a rupture ulcer:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': I’m sorry to say this, but it's too late for me to do anything for your son.\\
''[everyone gasps]''\\
'''Michael''': ...Let him keep talking!\\
'''Doctor Fishman''': ...Because Dr. Stein here has already been assigned to his case.
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---> '''Doctor Fishman''': This man here broke his skull in two places. Once outside the
** 'Off the Hook', where he has become an army doctor and is referring to Buster, who, [[spoiler:after falling over while remotely piloting a plane, has been given a large artificial hand]]:
---> '''Doctor Fishman''': Mrs. Bluth, [[spoiler:your son went down while piloting a plane over Afghanistan.]]\\
'''Lucille''': Oh my god.\\
'''Doctor Fishman''': He deserves [[spoiler:a big hand for that, and we gave him one.]] I'm afraid besides that, there's nothing we can do.
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Maggie Lizer is a blind prosecutor whom Michael starts going out with after an unsuccessful one-night-stand. She turns out to be the prosecutor in the case against his father, and asks him to look over the list of evidence they have against him in the case. [[labelnote:Spoiler Information]]t's a bluff, and the evidence list is fake, but her [[BatmanGambit gambit]] goes even further than that - not only was she lying about the evidence, she was also lying about her blindness, and has been faking the condition for years since it helped her cheat on the exam.[[/labelnote]]
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Maggie Lizer is a blind prosecutor whom Michael starts going out with after an unsuccessful one-night-stand. She turns out to be the prosecutor in the case against his father, and asks him to look over the list of evidence they have against him in the case. [[labelnote:Spoiler Information]]t's Information]]Her blindness is a bluff, and the evidence list is fake, but her [[BatmanGambit gambit]] goes even further than that - not only was she lying about the evidence, she was also lying about her blindness, and has been faking the condition for years since it helped her cheat on the exam.[[/labelnote]]
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%%Marky Bark is an ostrich farmer and a political activist whom Lindsay meets in Season 4 at a methadone clinic. The government have been suspicious of him ever since he accidentally signed up for the wrong political group (which turned out to be al-Qaeda). He has a condition called Face Blindness that prevents him from recognising faces. [[labelnote:Spoiler Information]]He also appears to George and Oscar as the Divine Spirit. Eventually, Marky tries to take down politician Herbert Love, the leader of congress at Cinco de Cuatro, but due to a complicated misunderstanding (Tobias boarded Marky's boat to take him to the raft his ''Franchise/FantasticFour'' musical was playing on, covered in blue paint and wearing a wig in an attempt to play Sue Storm, and brought his luggage along with him. Marky put Tobias' luggage, thinking it was Lindsay's luggage (which contained his bomb) on the Love float, leaving the bomb on their boat. When they tried to warn Lindsay, who had boarded Love's boat and become the leader of Congress, the bomb exploded), he was caught in the explosion.[[/labelnote]]
%%Marky is the son of the protestor Johnny Bark, who appeared in Season 1's "[[Recap/ArrestedDevelopmentS1E4KeyDecisions Key Decisions]]".
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%%!!!Played by: Chris Diamantopoulos
%%Marky Bark is an ostrich farmer and a political activist whom Lindsay meets in Season 4 at a methadone clinic. The government have been suspicious of him ever since he accidentally signed up for the wrong political group (which turned out to be al-Qaeda). He has a condition called Face Blindness that prevents him from recognising faces. [[labelnote:Spoiler Information]]He also appears to George and Oscar as the Divine Spirit. Eventually, Marky tries to take down politician Herbert Love, the leader of congress at Cinco de Cuatro, but due to a complicated misunderstanding (Tobias boarded Marky's boat to take him to the raft his ''Franchise/FantasticFour'' musical was playing on, covered in blue paint and wearing a wig in an attempt to play Sue Storm, and brought his luggage along with him. Marky put Tobias' luggage, thinking it was Lindsay's luggage (which contained his bomb) on the Love float, leaving the bomb on their boat. When they tried to warn Lindsay, who had boarded Love's boat and become the leader of Congress, the bomb exploded), he was caught in the explosion.[[/labelnote]]
%%Marky is the son of the protestor Johnny Bark, who appeared in Season 1's "[[Recap/ArrestedDevelopmentS1E4KeyDecisions Key Decisions]]".
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Marky Bark is an ostrich farmer and a political activist whom Lindsay meets in Season 4 at a methadone clinic. The government have been suspicious of him ever since he accidentally signed up for the wrong political group (which turned out to be al-Qaeda). He has a condition called Face Blindness that prevents him from recognising faces. [[labelnote:Spoiler Information]]He also appears to George and Oscar as the Divine Spirit. Eventually, Marky tries to take down politician Herbert Love, the leader of congress at Cinco de Cuatro, but due to a complicated misunderstanding (Tobias boarded Marky's boat to take him to the raft his ''Franchise/FantasticFour'' musical was playing on, covered in blue paint and wearing a wig in an attempt to play Sue Storm, and brought his luggage along with him. Marky put Tobias' luggage, thinking it was Lindsay's luggage (which contained his bomb) on the Love float, leaving the bomb on their boat. When they tried to warn Lindsay, who had boarded Love's boat and become the leader of Congress, the bomb exploded), he was caught in the explosion.[[/labelnote]]
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* RedHerringMole: [[spoiler:Rita is set up to be this. First we are treated to some cryptic conversations between her and her uncle making her look like a spy. And then we learn about a dubious "Mr. F", the same name Michael sees engraved on her wristband. However, "Mr F." was a CIA mole who turns out to be Mr. Fünke.]]
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* RedHerringMole: [[spoiler:Rita is carefully set up to be this.TheMole only to be revealed as nothing like it. First we are treated to some cryptic conversations between her and her uncle making her look like a spy. And then we learn about a dubious "Mr. F", the same name Michael sees engraved on her wristband. However, "Mr F." was a CIA mole who turns out to be Mr. Fünke.]]
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* FutureLoser: [[spoiler:In Season 4, Steve has finally gotten out of high school, works as a pest exterminator, has gained some weight, and his hairline is starting to recede just like he feared it would. Arguably a subversion, since he's still cheerful, energetic, self-employed and successful. Which is altogether more what the rest of his biological family can say.]]
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* FutureLoser: [[spoiler:In Season 4, Steve has finally gotten out of high school, works as a pest exterminator, has gained some weight, and his hairline is starting to recede just like he feared it would. Arguably a subversion, On the other hand it's very downplayed, since he's still cheerful, energetic, self-employed and successful. Which is altogether more what the rest of his biological family can say.]]
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* TheFundamentalist: One of her defining (gasp) traits is that she's a true Christian.
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* TheFundamentalist: One of her defining (gasp) traits is that she's an exceptionally preachy Christian.
* HollywoodHomely: Her actress is not by any means unattractive, but her frumpy clothing, noticeable lack of makeup and strange expressions all contribute to her image as atrue Christian.forgettable "dud".
* InformedDeformity: While she wears homely and unflattering clothes and almost always has extremely awkward and stiff posture and mannerisms, other characters (when they even remember her) refer to her like she's a hulking abomination.
* HollywoodHomely: Her actress is not by any means unattractive, but her frumpy clothing, noticeable lack of makeup and strange expressions all contribute to her image as a
* InformedDeformity: While she wears homely and unflattering clothes and almost always has extremely awkward and stiff posture and mannerisms, other characters (when they even remember her) refer to her like she's a hulking abomination.
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Whenever she is identified as George Michael's girlfriend, someone will comment "What, is she funny or something?".
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: Whenever she is identified as George Michael's girlfriend, someone will comment "What, is she funny or something?".
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* NotSoStoic: Even he has his limits though. Notably, he punches Gob out cold for calling him a "idiot parrot-man".
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* NotSoStoic: Even Despite being a consummate professional who is willing to put up with a lot of stuff, even he has his limits though.limits. Notably, he punches Gob out cold for calling him a "idiot parrot-man".
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:She doesn't appear after "Marta Complex". To be fair, she broke up with Michael and GOB, so there's not a lot of reason for her to stick around.]]
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:She doesn't appear after "Marta Complex"."Beef Consomme". To be fair, she broke up with Michael and GOB, so there's not a lot of reason for her to stick around.]]
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* ForgettableCharacter: Pretty much every other member of the Bluth than George Michael constantly keep forgetting that she exists, and even in the few cases they do remember her, they always forget her name.
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* ForgettableCharacter: Pretty much every other member of the Bluth family than George Michael constantly keep forgetting that she exists, and even in the few cases they do remember her, they always forget her name.
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* TheBusCameBack: In "Spring Breakout", where she plays a major part in the plot when she [[spoiler:kidnaps George Sr.]]
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lucille has rehired him in Season 4, following her being arrested for hijacking the ''Queen Mary''.]]
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** TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Lucille has rehired him in Season 4, following her being arrested for hijacking the ''Queen Mary''.]]
* TheBusCameBack: Inexplicably returns in Season 3, albeit [[DemotedToExtra with a much minor role]].
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* TheBusCameBack: For Season 2's "Out on a Limb"/"Hand to God".
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:After the events of “[[Recap/ArrestedDevelopmentS3E13DevelopmentArrested Development Arrested]],” Stan buys up the Bluth Co. stock Michael’s family had sold, and then sells it to Lucille Austero at a loss. To recover his money, he signs a contract with the U.S. government to build a wall along the Mexican border.]]
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** CastingGag: Ed Begley Jr. has a very full blond head in real life.
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** BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:After the events of “[[Recap/ArrestedDevelopmentS3E13DevelopmentArrested Development Arrested]],” Stan buys up the Bluth Co. stock Michael’s family had sold, and then sells it to Lucille Austero at a loss. To recover his money, he signs a contract with the U.S. government to build a wall along the Mexican border.]]
* NiceGuy
** BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:After the events of “[[Recap/ArrestedDevelopmentS3E13DevelopmentArrested Development Arrested]],” Stan buys up the Bluth Co. stock Michael’s family had sold, and then sells it to Lucille Austero at a loss. To recover his money, he signs a contract with the U.S. government to build a wall along the Mexican border.]]
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* NotSoStoic: Even he has his limits though. Notably, he punches Gob out cold for calling him a "idiot parrot-man".
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'''George Michael:''' My-My girlfriend. She's... You've met her so many times-- met her and met her!
'''George Michael:''' My-My girlfriend. She's... You've met her so many times-- met her and met her!
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* ForgettableCharacter: Pretty much every other member of the Bluth than George Michael constantly keeps forgetting she exists, and even in the few cases they do remember her, they always forget her name.
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* ForgettableCharacter: Pretty much every other member of the Bluth than George Michael constantly keeps keep forgetting that she exists, and even in the few cases they do remember her, they always forget her name.