Season | Season 2 |
Episode no. | 3 |
No. in series | 16 |
Air date | 10/7/1990 |
Production code | 7U03 |
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Cold open In a scene reminiscent of The Untouchables, Emmy winner Keenen lets his writers know that he wants more enthusiasm from them, otherwise his bat does the talking. | ||
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Commercial: Flatuscents A new suppository tablet makes farts smell much more pleasant. Now available in "new car" scent. Trivia: Writer Buddy Sheffield got the idea for this sketch from art director John Sabato. |
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The Magenta Thompson Show Magenta Thompson, a bitter former actress with little under her belt besides being an extra in blaxploitation films, hosts an early-morning basic cable show. She shows some of her on-camera work and barely talks to her guest, Pam Grier. |
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Commercial: Cephus & Reesie Our favorite sweaty soul duo is now starring in a religious musical, Get Off the Lord's Bus If You Ain't Got Correct Change. |
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The Buttmans: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner The family meets Brenda's new boyfriend, Dick.
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Fly Girl Dance [shown in the syndicated version] |
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Spike Lee's Joint The success of Spike Lee's films has led to the opening of his own themed store, which is full of unsatisfied customers who don't want a free copy of School Daze with every purchase. |
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Goodnights NOTE: When the episode was rerun in syndication, this closing sequence was replaced with the one from Episode 209 (with 3rd Bass). |
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Next: Episode 204 |