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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the first one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as an ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement ''Film/Braveheart'' clones in silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with [[JustAStupidAccent an over-the-top fake Scottish accent]]. It's all pretty silly. In addition, Alton admitted on the 10th anniversary special that they accidentally filmed that scene on top of a yellowjacket nest.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the first one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as an ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement ''Film/Braveheart'' ''Film/{{Braveheart}}'' clones in silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with [[JustAStupidAccent an over-the-top fake Scottish accent]]. It's all pretty silly. In addition, Alton admitted on the 10th anniversary special that they accidentally filmed that scene on top of a yellowjacket nest.
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* One word: [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever TEMPURA!]]'''''[[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever TEMPURA!]]'''''
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*** Bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. "[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries The Trouble with Tribbles]]", anyone?
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*** Bonus ShoutOut then when he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. "[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries The Trouble with Tribbles]]", anyone?
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly. In addition, Alton admitted on the 10th anniversary special that they accidentally filmed that scene on top of a yellowjacket nest.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First first one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one an ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} ''Film/Braveheart'' clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with [[JustAStupidAccent an over-the-top fake Scottish accent.accent]]. It's all pretty silly. In addition, Alton admitted on the 10th anniversary special that they accidentally filmed that scene on top of a yellowjacket nest.
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* The pocket pie episode has Alton explaining the history of cornish pasties, quoting a bit of folklore claiming the devil wouldn't go to cornwall for fear he'd get baked into a pastie. The devil appears and denies this, only to get chased off screen and beaten up by a pair of cornish housewives.
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* The pocket pie episode has Alton explaining the history of cornish Cornish pasties, quoting a bit of folklore claiming the devil wouldn't go to cornwall Cornwall for fear he'd get baked into a pastie. The devil appears and denies this, only to get chased off screen off-screen and beaten up by a pair of cornish Cornish housewives.
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*** Bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. The Trouble with Tribbles, anyone?
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*** Bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. "[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries The Trouble with Tribbles, Tribbles]]", anyone?
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* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.
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* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor (whom Alton is quick to point out isn't a doctor either, but the cameraman) is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.
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* At one point while advising how to buy a propane tank, he suggests strapping it into a child's car seat to keep it from rolling around the car. At the end he asks "Where do the kids go? What do you think the trunk's for?" and drives off laughing.
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* At one point while advising how to buy a propane tank, he suggests strapping it into a child's car seat to keep it from rolling around the car. At the end he asks "Where do the kids go? What do you think the trunk's for?" and drives off laughing.laughing.
* In "Fruit 10 From Outer Space," the Dungeon Master recommends a blender to AB for juicing pomegranates. When Alton comments on how he doesn't recognize the blender, the Dungeon Master replies, "It's mine. [[{{Squick}} For goldfish]]." After a few seconds of silence, [[INeedToGoIronMyDog Alton claims to hear his mom calling]].
* In "Fruit 10 From Outer Space," the Dungeon Master recommends a blender to AB for juicing pomegranates. When Alton comments on how he doesn't recognize the blender, the Dungeon Master replies, "It's mine. [[{{Squick}} For goldfish]]." After a few seconds of silence, [[INeedToGoIronMyDog Alton claims to hear his mom calling]].
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* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.
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* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.it.
* At one point while advising how to buy a propane tank, he suggests strapping it into a child's car seat to keep it from rolling around the car. At the end he asks "Where do the kids go? What do you think the trunk's for?" and drives off laughing.
* At one point while advising how to buy a propane tank, he suggests strapping it into a child's car seat to keep it from rolling around the car. At the end he asks "Where do the kids go? What do you think the trunk's for?" and drives off laughing.
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* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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** The second oat episode, where he focuses on the health benefits of oats, opens with Alton dressed as his "brother" Dr. Xavier Brown trying to sell a health book titled ''Eat Oats Or Die Screaming''.
* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into hismeatloaf.meatloaf.
* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.
* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into his
* In the weight loss episode, Alton's lawyers have him on the couch making him read statements that he isn't a doctor or otherwise qualified to be giving people real dieting advice while a doctor is behind the couch running tests on Alton. The second they hear his GloveSnap behind them, Alton and the lawyers all look at each other in horror and run for it.
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* In "Tricks for Treats" Alton makes some peanut brittle, then wonders how many bites it'll take to get to the center. He then does the same thing as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0epRjfGLw Mr. Owl from the Tootsie Pop commercial]] and takes "three" bites.
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* In "Tricks for Treats" Alton makes some peanut brittle, then wonders how many bites licks it'll take to get to the center. He then does the same thing as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0epRjfGLw Mr. Owl from the Tootsie Pop commercial]] and takes "three" bites.licks.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....complete with the ''Good Eats'' theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....''Film/TheExorcist''....complete with the ''Good Eats'' theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.
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* Season One, Episode Three has a moment during a sketch of Alton sneaking into a diner kitchen to teach the audience how to properly fry eggs over-easy when he is accosted by the actual chef of the diner telling him to get out (the first in a series-long set of [[RunningGag running gags]]). The chef's redneck accent and missing teeth are funny enough, but what sends the sketch over the edge is where Alton tries to demonstrate the difference between a raw and hard-boiled egg, the chef grabs the raw egg and crushes it in his hand, sending yolk and albumen all over the both of them. AB's [[https://youtu.be/JbrTlav9-zA?t=10m28s flinch]] sends everyone behind the camera audibly laughing and the chef's actor corpsing as Alton calmly walks off set.
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* Season One, Episode Three has a moment during a sketch of Alton sneaking into a diner kitchen to teach the audience how to properly fry eggs over-easy when he is accosted by the actual chef of the diner telling him to get out (the first in a series-long set of [[RunningGag running gags]]). The chef's redneck accent and missing teeth are funny enough, but what sends the sketch over the edge is where Alton tries to demonstrate the difference between a raw and hard-boiled egg, the chef grabs the raw egg and crushes it in his hand, sending yolk and albumen all over the both of them. AB's [[https://youtu.be/JbrTlav9-zA?t=10m28s flinch]] flinch sends everyone behind the camera audibly laughing and the chef's actor corpsing as Alton calmly walks off set.
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*** bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. The Trouble with Tribbles, anyone?
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*** bonus Bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. The Trouble with Tribbles, anyone?
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly. In addition, Alton admitted on the 10th anniversary special that they accidentally filmed that scene on top of a yellowjacket nest.
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***bonus ShoutOut then he opens the cabinet and is promptly showered in small fluffy puppets. The Trouble with Tribbles, anyone?
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* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's he confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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* He often things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's ashamed that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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* He often says things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's confesses (in an ashamed tone) that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.silly.
* He often things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's ashamed that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
* He often things like "don't buy what you can make", so it's funny when in the meatloaf episode he's ashamed that he bought garlic croutons to put into his meatloaf.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (with possibly Paul as an assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors clad bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
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* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (with possibly Paul as an (in a goofy fantasy sequence with a bumbling assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors clad depicting themselves as bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....complete with the ''Good Eats'' theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....complete with the ''Good Eats'' theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.music.
* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (with possibly Paul as an assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors clad bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
* From the ''Oat Cuisine'' (the First one) episode: Alton Brown (with possibly Paul as an assistant) shows us how to make haggis (which contains oats as one ingredient). Both guys are outdoors clad bargain-basement {{Braveheart}} clones in a silly wigs and kilts. Alton speaks with an over-the-top fake Scottish accent. It's all pretty silly.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....complete with the GoodEats theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.
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* The episode, "Give Peas A Chance", which spoofs TheExorcist....complete with the GoodEats ''Good Eats'' theme done [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong in the style of]] ''Tubular Bells'' as incidental music.
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* Season One, Episode Three has a moment during a sketch of Alton sneaking into a diner kitchen to teach the audience how to properly fry eggs over-easy when he is accosted by the actual chef of the diner telling him to get out (the first in a series-long set of [[RunningGag running gags]]). The chef's redneck accent and missing teeth are funny enough, but what sends the sketch over the edge is where Alton tries to demonstrate the difference between a raw and hard-boiled egg, the chef grabs the raw egg and crushes it in his hand, sending yolk and albumen all over the both of them. AB's [[https://youtu.be/JbrTlav9-zA?t=10m28s flinch]] sends everyone behind the camera audibly laughing and the chef's actor corpsing as Alton calmly walks off set.
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* In the punch episode, Alton is at a dry wedding at some church hall, where the "punch" consists of ginger ale and sherbet. [[FunnyBackgroundEvent While he's talking]], a little old lady comes in and spikes the punch, and begins handing out cups of it to everyone.
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--> '''Alton:''' [[MundaneMadeAwesome Lights! Power! PICKLE!]] [[EvilLaugh Ahahahahaha]]--Hey, that's my experiment!
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--> '''Alton:''' [[MundaneMadeAwesome Lights! Power! PICKLE!]] [[EvilLaugh Ahahahahaha]]--Hey, that's my experiment!experiment!
* In "Tricks for Treats" Alton makes some peanut brittle, then wonders how many bites it'll take to get to the center. He then does the same thing as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0epRjfGLw Mr. Owl from the Tootsie Pop commercial]] and takes "three" bites.
* In "Tricks for Treats" Alton makes some peanut brittle, then wonders how many bites it'll take to get to the center. He then does the same thing as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0epRjfGLw Mr. Owl from the Tootsie Pop commercial]] and takes "three" bites.
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* The opening segment on the episode on tea has Brown attending a little girl's tea party. She reports that the teddy bear called him "goofy."
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* The opening segment on the episode on tea has Brown attending a little girl's tea party. She reports that the teddy bear called him "goofy.""
* In "Dill-icious", Alton goes all MadScientist and demonstrates the old "pickle lamp" science experiment. The lamp lights up...then [[MoodWhiplash Itchy & Twitchy cut the juice and]] hand AB a DontTryThisAtHome statement.
--> '''Alton:''' [[MundaneMadeAwesome Lights! Power! PICKLE!]] [[EvilLaugh Ahahahahaha]]--Hey, that's my experiment!
* In "Dill-icious", Alton goes all MadScientist and demonstrates the old "pickle lamp" science experiment. The lamp lights up...then [[MoodWhiplash Itchy & Twitchy cut the juice and]] hand AB a DontTryThisAtHome statement.
--> '''Alton:''' [[MundaneMadeAwesome Lights! Power! PICKLE!]] [[EvilLaugh Ahahahahaha]]--Hey, that's my experiment!
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** When they first show up, Alton justifies the change by explaining that all yeast do normally is eat, produce gas and reproduce, not act silly and goofy. [[BrickJoke The new yeasts then spend the rest of the episode reproducing rapidly until they're literally pouring out of every nook and cranny in the kitchen.]]
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** When they first show up, Alton justifies the change by explaining that all yeast do normally is eat, produce gas and reproduce, not act silly and goofy. [[BrickJoke The new yeasts then spend the rest of the episode reproducing rapidly until they're literally pouring out of every nook and cranny in the kitchen.]]]]
* The opening segment on the episode on tea has Brown attending a little girl's tea party. She reports that the teddy bear called him "goofy."
* The opening segment on the episode on tea has Brown attending a little girl's tea party. She reports that the teddy bear called him "goofy."
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* In "Roll Call" Alton replaces his usual more lively yeast puppets with "more realistic" ones. They consists of stuffed socks that sit there, leading to Alton's frustration.
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* In "Roll Call" Alton replaces his usual more lively yeast puppets with "more realistic" ones. They consists of stuffed socks that sit there, leading to Alton's frustration.frustration.
** When they first show up, Alton justifies the change by explaining that all yeast do normally is eat, produce gas and reproduce, not act silly and goofy. [[BrickJoke The new yeasts then spend the rest of the episode reproducing rapidly until they're literally pouring out of every nook and cranny in the kitchen.]]
** When they first show up, Alton justifies the change by explaining that all yeast do normally is eat, produce gas and reproduce, not act silly and goofy. [[BrickJoke The new yeasts then spend the rest of the episode reproducing rapidly until they're literally pouring out of every nook and cranny in the kitchen.]]
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* One word [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever TEMPURA!]]TEMPURA!]]
* In "Roll Call" Alton replaces his usual more lively yeast puppets with "more realistic" ones. They consists of stuffed socks that sit there, leading to Alton's frustration.
* In "Roll Call" Alton replaces his usual more lively yeast puppets with "more realistic" ones. They consists of stuffed socks that sit there, leading to Alton's frustration.
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** The {{Stinger}} of the same episode is an outtake where an object is supposed to fall on a person sitting next to Alton but fails to do so. Alton then goes on to briefly explain the importance of timing in comedy.
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* The pocket pie episode has Alton explaining the history of cornish pasties, quoting a bit of folklore claiming the devil wouldn't go to cornwall for fear he'd get baked into a pastie. The devil appears and denies this, only to get chased off screen and beaten up by a pair of cornish housewives.
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* The pocket pie episode has Alton explaining the history of cornish pasties, quoting a bit of folklore claiming the devil wouldn't go to cornwall for fear he'd get baked into a pastie. The devil appears and denies this, only to get chased off screen and beaten up by a pair of cornish housewives.housewives.
*One word [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever TEMPURA!]]
*One word [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever TEMPURA!]]
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* the The pocket pie episode has alton Alton explaining the history of cornish pasties, quoting a bit of folklore claiming the devil wouldn't go to cornwall for fear he'd get baked into a pastie. the The devil appears and denies this, only to get chased off screen and beaten up by a pair of cornish housewives. this troper always bursts out laughing at this scene.
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