DJariya

By djariya at 2010-09-19

Synopsis:



Episode 19 of 24

RoyalTea

I love this show

Drav3n

Damn, have I missed this show!

The conversation Phil had on the phone

MrX

"Did the Marlboro Man have any regrets?"

Loved Mitchell having to step out so he could say what he wanted to Cam

Damfino

"We love the F Word"

"Does the carpet match the drapes?"

"I'll go home with anyone". "That's what it should have said on the side of the van"



Funniest episode yet of the best comedy on TV right now!

Bronkster

An incredibly well-written episode! Cam's line about Sondheimizing the kids (can't recall the line!) had me rolling!

Fist of Doom

"I Can't Be Satisfied" on the side of the van with Claire's picture.

Gloria: "Where I come from, brothers respect each other."
Jay: "That's why Colombia's such a peaceful utopia."

Phil: "I guess I'll be seeing you weekends and every other Wednesdays."

Red Dog

Very funny episode btwn the van and school production.

JuryDuty

This show is hilarious. I still think a lot of the storylines are Three's Company-like in nature--largely built upon misunderstandings, but that's not a complaint. They pull it off very well.

Groucho

(paraphrasing) "We took the scenic route, but we ended up in the same place".

windom

Cam talking about the cast of Rent getting a Tony.
Luke: "We have a Tony."

Gunde

I'm still laughing at "We love the F word"

Best episode of the show so far.

Palaver

Hilarious from beginning to end.

Phil: "You want both? I guess you could flip one."

spainlinx0

And yes, I have had that image stuck in my head since then.

kstublen

All around great episode. Everyone was on their game tonight. But the exchange at the end with Haley and Alex was definitely the funniest part of the episode.

Haley: "It doesn't matter. I'll go home with anyone!"
Alex: "That's what it should say on the van."

JimRochester

The van part had me rolling. Phil answering the phone not understanding was classic. Very fun. the guy that played Jay's brother has been a character actor for years but he looked really old last night

Michael Corvin

"I guess I'll be seeing you on Wednesdays and every other weekend'" was probably the line of the season.

windom

That's Jonathan Banks. He was great as Frank McPike on Wiseguy. I think his biggest movie role was in Beverly Hills Cop. Also, he's had a great recurring role on AMC's Breaking Bad.

Ed O'Neil is actually older than him by about a year. Not sure which one was supposed to be older on the show.

JasonF

I assume Ed O'Neil is the older brother since when Don's bicycle got stolen, Jay put the kid's head in the ice. That's an older brother thing to do.

I can't hear no more!

Dr. DVD

I haven't laughed so hard at a TV show like I did at this one in a long time.

Michael Corvin

BTW, if the sign company really did just apply that van wrap earlier in the day, Phil could have gotten it off just fine.

SpanishTechno

You just knew that the kids holding the letters would lead to a mishap, yet it was still funny. The show somehow takes predictable sitcom tropes and makes them funny again.

Supermallet

I've loved this show since the pilot, but goddamn this episode just took it to a whole new level. When they revealed the sides of the car, I was lucky I wasn't drinking anything, otherwise I would have soaked my computer.

Shamus McAnally

Taking me a little while to get caught up on shows because of the Stanley Cup playoffs, but finally got to see this. Holy crap, this was hilarious!

The van/lines that followed were hilarious, the Haley ACT scores scene was perfect (Alex is such as smart ass; it's great!), but I think the lines that got me the most were Cam's "Sondheimized" line and Mitch's "Bob Fusse". (And Cam's "wet dreams" line, "I heard it as soon as I said it. Just leave it alone." was hilarious too.)

riley_dude

Loved the episode. Great stuff.