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* This conversation from the beginning of "The Garage Door" for being spot-on teenage boy gags:
--> '''Neal:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neal:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
--> '''Neal:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neal:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
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** Mr. and Mrs. Weir listening to [[Music/TheWho "Squeeze Box"]]. For once Mr. Weir's NewMediaAreEvil position is right; he realizes that the song is pure sexual innuendo from the very first lyric... Meanwhile, Mrs. Weir earnestly insists it's just about an accordion.
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* This conversation from "The Garage Door:"
--> '''Neal:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neal:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
--> '''Neal:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neal:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
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* Harold pissing himself with laughter at Neal's ventriloquism act. Hell, Harold being drunk is hilarious by itself.
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* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal Jerkass that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
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* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal Jerkass that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Mr. Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
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* Sam getting trapped naked in the school hallway.
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* Harold pissing himself with laughter at Neal's ventriloquism act. Hell, Harold being drunk is hilarious by itself.
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* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal [[Jerkass]] that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
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* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal [[Jerkass]] Jerkass that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
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* The Freaks during their band practice sessions in "I Am The Band."
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* The Freaks during their band practice sessions in "I Am The Band.""
* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal [[Jerkass]] that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
* The Secret Service Agent (played by Ben Stiller) transforming from a stiff, formal [[Jerkass]] that takes his job very seriously into an insecure 'student' suddenly whinging about his job and asking Mr Rosso for some basic careers advice (and filling out an aptitude test) in back to back scenes.
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* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating Creator/WilliamShatner.
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* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating Creator/WilliamShatner.Creator/WilliamShatner.
* The Freaks during their band practice sessions in "I Am The Band."
* The Freaks during their band practice sessions in "I Am The Band."
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--> Mr Weir: Who did this to you?
--> Sam: (pointedly looking at Lindsay, who egged him) Just some freaks.
--> Mrs. Weir: Freaks? You mean like circus freaks?
--> Mr. Weir: Jean, I don't think there's bearded ladies running around throwing eggs at kids. He means hippies.
** Mr. and Mrs. Weir listening to [[Music/TheWho "Squeeze Box"]]. For once Mr. Weir's NewMediaAreEvil position is right - he realizes that the song is pure sexual innuendo from the very first lyric... Meanwhile Mrs. Weir earnestly insists it's just about an accordion.
--> Sam: (pointedly looking at Lindsay, who egged him) Just some freaks.
--> Mrs. Weir: Freaks? You mean like circus freaks?
--> Mr. Weir: Jean, I don't think there's bearded ladies running around throwing eggs at kids. He means hippies.
** Mr. and Mrs. Weir listening to [[Music/TheWho "Squeeze Box"]]. For once Mr. Weir's NewMediaAreEvil position is right - he realizes that the song is pure sexual innuendo from the very first lyric... Meanwhile Mrs. Weir earnestly insists it's just about an accordion.
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--> Mr Weir: '''Mr Weir:''' Who did this to you?
-->Sam: '''Sam:''' (pointedly looking at Lindsay, who egged him) Just some freaks.
-->Mrs. Weir: '''Mrs. Weir:''' Freaks? You mean like circus freaks?
-->Mr. Weir: '''Mr. Weir:''' Jean, I don't think there's bearded ladies running around throwing eggs at kids. He means hippies.
** Mr. and Mrs. Weir listening to [[Music/TheWho "Squeeze Box"]]. For once Mr. Weir's NewMediaAreEvil position isright - right; he realizes that the song is pure sexual innuendo from the very first lyric... Meanwhile Meanwhile, Mrs. Weir earnestly insists it's just about an accordion.
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** Mr. and Mrs. Weir listening to [[Music/TheWho "Squeeze Box"]]. For once Mr. Weir's NewMediaAreEvil position is
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** In a moment that's both funny and a little heartwarming, Millie assuages her fears by rubbing the dog's tummy until it wakes up, thus proving they still exist.
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* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating WilliamShatner.
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* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating WilliamShatner.Creator/WilliamShatner.
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--> '''Neil:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
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--> '''Neil:''' '''Neal:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
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--> '''Neil:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
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--> '''Neil:''' ...'''Neal:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
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* Neil playing SpinTheBottle. It lands on Bill every time, even after Neil makes him change places with someone else.
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* Neil Neal playing SpinTheBottle. It lands on Bill every time, even after Neil makes him change places with someone else.else.
* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating WilliamShatner.
* In "The Diary", Bill, frustrated at always being the last picked for baseball and at how Coach Fredricks handles the situation, {{Prank Call}}s him with a rambling series of insults. Coach Fredricks writes out the whole speech and calls students individually to read it out loud to him so he can recognize the culprit by voice: Neal decides to read it while impersonating WilliamShatner.
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* Lindsey stoned. She says God isn't logic and then get paranoid that she just exists in the dream of the dog of the people whose children she is babysitting.
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* Lindsey stoned. She says God isn't logic logical and then get gets paranoid that she just exists in the dream of the dog of the people whose children she is babysitting.
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* "Screw you, I'm hilarious."
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* "Screw you, I'm hilarious.""
* Neil playing SpinTheBottle. It lands on Bill every time, even after Neil makes him change places with someone else.
* Neil playing SpinTheBottle. It lands on Bill every time, even after Neil makes him change places with someone else.
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* Nick's underwear, seen when he stays with the Weirs.
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* Nick's underwear, skimpy briefs, seen when he stays with the Weirs.
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* This conversation from "The Garage Door:"
--> '''Neil:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neil:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
--> '''Neil:''' I woke up this morning and guess what I found on the edge of my bed?
--> '''Bill:''' A turd?
--> '''Neil:''' ...[[SarcasmMode Yes, Bill, a turd.]]
--> '''Bill:''' Ew, gross.
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* Lindsay bursting into laughter in "Tests and Breasts" after hearing Daniel tell the adults in the room a big sob story about how he was told he was dumb as a child. She's laughing because she fell for the same sob story earlier. The adults have no idea what's going on and think she's high.
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* Lindsay bursting into laughter in "Tests and Breasts" after hearing Daniel tell the adults in the room a big sob story about how he was told he was dumb as a child. She's laughing because she fell for the same sob story earlier. The adults have no idea what's going on and think she's high.high.
* "Screw you, I'm hilarious."
* "Screw you, I'm hilarious."
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* Nick's underwear, seen when he stays with the Weirs.
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* Nick's underwear, seen when he stays with the Weirs.Weirs.
* Lindsay bursting into laughter in "Tests and Breasts" after hearing Daniel tell the adults in the room a big sob story about how he was told he was dumb as a child. She's laughing because she fell for the same sob story earlier. The adults have no idea what's going on and think she's high.
* Lindsay bursting into laughter in "Tests and Breasts" after hearing Daniel tell the adults in the room a big sob story about how he was told he was dumb as a child. She's laughing because she fell for the same sob story earlier. The adults have no idea what's going on and think she's high.
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-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning at quarters all night.
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-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning won 87 bucks at quarters all night.quarters.
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* Frequent examples of Mr. and Mrs. Weir ComicallyMissingThePoint. From "Tricks and Treats:"
--> Mr Weir: Who did this to you?
--> Sam: (pointedly looking at Lindsay, who egged him) Just some freaks.
--> Mrs. Weir: Freaks? You mean like circus freaks?
--> Mr. Weir: Jean, I don't think there's bearded ladies running around throwing eggs at kids. He means hippies.
--> Mr Weir: Who did this to you?
--> Sam: (pointedly looking at Lindsay, who egged him) Just some freaks.
--> Mrs. Weir: Freaks? You mean like circus freaks?
--> Mr. Weir: Jean, I don't think there's bearded ladies running around throwing eggs at kids. He means hippies.
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* Lindsay's "Sam, you have a beautiful body" speech.
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* Lindsay's "Sam, you have a beautiful body" speech.speech.
* Nick's underwear, seen when he stays with the Weirs.
* Nick's underwear, seen when he stays with the Weirs.
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* Lindsey first party. Sam, Bill and Neil swap the keg with a non-alcoholic one. Everyone acts wasted anyway.
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* Lindsey Lindsay's first party. Sam, Bill and Neil swap the keg with a non-alcoholic one. Everyone acts wasted anyway.
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-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning at quarters all night.
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-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning at quarters all night.night.
* Lindsay's "Sam, you have a beautiful body" speech.
* Lindsay's "Sam, you have a beautiful body" speech.
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-->'''Sam:''' Ken, it's okay, it's not real beer.
-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning at quarters all night.
-->'''Ken:''' I know. I've been winning at quarters all night.
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* From "Dead Dogs and Gym Teachers", we have Nick's [[SoBadItsGood hilariously awful]] love song for Lindsay, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iBccVAiyy8 'Lady L']], followed by Ken [[RockersSmashGuitars doing him a favour]].
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* From "Dead Dogs and Gym Teachers", we have Nick's [[SoBadItsGood hilariously awful]] love song for Lindsay, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iBccVAiyy8 'Lady L']], followed by Ken [[RockersSmashGuitars doing him a favour]].favour]].
* Bill's "sexy dance"
* Daniel's Punk hair.
* Lindsey stoned. She says God isn't logic and then get paranoid that she just exists in the dream of the dog of the people whose children she is babysitting.
* Bill's Halloween costume.
* Lindsey first party. Sam, Bill and Neil swap the keg with a non-alcoholic one. Everyone acts wasted anyway.
* Bill's "sexy dance"
* Daniel's Punk hair.
* Lindsey stoned. She says God isn't logic and then get paranoid that she just exists in the dream of the dog of the people whose children she is babysitting.
* Bill's Halloween costume.
* Lindsey first party. Sam, Bill and Neil swap the keg with a non-alcoholic one. Everyone acts wasted anyway.