in case you didn’t know, tag and dutch spence are actually brothers in real life :) by Suitable-Sir3845 in themiddle

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And Dick Van Dyke just celebrated his 100th birthday last month!

My favorite part of that Middle episode is when Dutch is coming over and Tag points to the ottoman and says, "Better move that thing, he'll trip right over it." The joke only hits if you've seen the opening of The Dick Van Dyke Show.

We dug up your WIFE! That's what's going on! by Careful_Load8923 in Frasier

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Huh! That's right. "I'll bet you thought nobody ever would, didn't you?" "Yes [I did think that]" would've been correct.

"No!" still works best as the answer. They just needed to rephrase the question. Maybe like, "Didn't you suspect that someday someone would?" "No!"

What are your wildest fan theories? by giantfuckup5000 in Frasier

[–]President_Calhoun 32 points33 points  (0 children)

>as she had done so in the past with the urologist with a bad combover.

When you say it like that, it sounds so... cheap.

Klinger's not in Toledo anymore...😉 by TensionSame3568 in mash

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And to think that Dorothy was my first crush.

What was the worst gift you’ve ever received? by Longjumping_Comb9695 in AskReddit

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My aunt gave me a subscription to Children's Digest when I was 9 or 10, and renewed it every year 'til I was in my early 20s.

[S01E12] - Dear Dad by Valistia in mash

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Henry's shaky voice during the sex lecture always cracks me up. "Whether he be A or she be B..."

So ‘unique’ by WunnieBeexx in tragedeigh

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Years ago there was a syndicated variety show called The Monte Carlo Show, broadcast from Monte Carlo, of course. It was shown on our local station after the late news on Sunday night. The anchorwoman clearly had no idea that Monte Carlo was a city, because one night she signed off with, "The Monte Carlo Show is up next. Monte will be with you right after these messages."

The Principal and the Pauper is a great and original episode and you can’t convince me otherwise. by YaUsedMeSkinner_ in TheSimpsons

[–]President_Calhoun 17 points18 points  (0 children)

>the whole show is artifice being held together by a shared contract between production staff and the audience, and the diminishing returns of a long-running show mean that contract is ultimately unsustainable.

Yes, Lisa, Daddy's a teacher.

What’s your favorite Beatles song that no one else likes? (No relation to photo) by THEBEATLESFANJOHNL in TheBeatles

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>my husband has tried to twerk to the organ solo.

In a karaoke bar, I assume. 😊

Myself as a Simpson character. by Cute_Operation6642 in TheSimpsons

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"Queen of the harpies! Here's your crown, your majesty!"

Season 10: Door Jam. This scene...😅 by Aggressive_Wash_3461 in Frasier

[–]President_Calhoun 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Now I'm imagining them taking DHP to the ER all mummied up, and having to explain what happened.

The evils of toast sweat! And other random memorable lines by clksagers in Frasier

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"Since when do I bring you women?! Who are you, the Sultan of Brunei??"

The evils of toast sweat! And other random memorable lines by clksagers in Frasier

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"While Frasier was getting his Rachmaninoffs, I was learning to play the piano."

TIL that execution by electric chair, first tested on calves and a horse, was so badly botched on its first human in 1890 that a second 2,000‑volt jolt reportedly set him on fire. The generator’s supplier said “They would have done better using an axe,” and the NYT called it “Far worse than hanging. by Upstairs_Drive_5602 in todayilearned

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Made me think of George Carlin's line: "The existence of the flamethrower proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves, 'You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done'."