Summary:

It's a trip down memory lane for Earl, Randy, Joy, Darnell and the Crab Shack regulars when they remember their fifteen minutes of fame watching a 2003 repeat of the TV show "Cops", which was filmed in Camden County.

Now this is a funny Earl!

62 items on my IMDB database!

You had me at balls.

Best. Earl. Ever.

Oh God, I just wish what Joy said wasn't censored, I'm sure it was extremely perverted and extremely HOT.


"I think I skinned my peckerrrrr..."

hahaha!

Not only was that the best Earl ever, I think it's one of the funniest episodes in tv history. The only time I wasn't laughing was during the commercials.

"Unit 12, Unit 12, I need assistance. I got a perp with a, uh, bloody weiner in the back of my car..."

And Randy getting shot out of the tree and bouncing off the trampoline like that bear a couple years ago.

"Bad boy, bad boys, who ya gonna call..."

This was definitely a classic-in-the-making, excellent episode from start to finish. Loved the Randy as the bear-tranq'd-and-bounces-off-trampoline-from-tree scene.

An instant classic.

Tim Stack as himself - dressed as Notch Johnson.

Hilarious episode.

the funniest damn thing I have seen in as long as I can remember. I was in tears for the whole ep.

Loved all the secondary characters crammed into one episode.

I miss Notch Johnson's unit.

This episode was also written by Timothy Stack.

So how is it that everybody isn't still serving time. Especially Earl and Crabman?

Loved the line about it being a straight shot once he gets past the school and then you hear the bell and then kids in the background

Great episode.

It might have been. Easily top five. Just brilliantly written and performed. This is why I keep watching this show.

Well, let me the first to say I hated this episode. I'm kidding! It was great - I was laughing through the whole thing. Plan on rewatching it later to catch the stuff I missed.

They're gonna blow Crabman's secret cover by putting him on COPS!

Loved the episode though

Same here. This was pretty damn funny with so much going on.

I loved this episode, but what is up with Crabman's past? One moment he is in witness protection, the next he lives with his family in Camden County, and invites them to his wedding? It just does not make sense.

So how much did NBC have to pay FOX for Cops usage in this episode?

I agree, one of the best Earls ever.

It's a Fox production.

Best line of the season.

see sig.

This is the episode of Earl that everyone will remember.

"That's a lot of gravel."
*screams*