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Hurling DayEpisode Number: 3 Season Num: 1 First Aired: Friday May 10, 1991 Prod Code: D303 |
Earl gleefully awaits "Hurling Day" when he'll have the ritual honor of heaving his mother-in-law into the tar pits, but Robbie thinks the tradition should be chucked.
| Writer: | Rob Ulin |
| Director: | Tom Trbovich |
| Star: | Sherman Hemsley (B.P. Richfield), Leif Tilden (Robbie Sinclair), Jason Willinger (Robbie Sinclair), Kevin Clash (Baby Sinclair), Pons Maar (Roy Hess), Jessica Walter (Fran Sinclair), Gary Owens (Narrator), Stuart Pankin (Earl Sinclair), Florence Stanley (Grandma Ethel), Sally Struthers (Charlene Sinclair), Sam McMurray (Voice of Roy Hess) |
| Guest Star: | Richard Portnow (Mr. Ugh), Michelan Sisti (Caveman), Harold Gould (Dinosaur Chief) |
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This episode was example on how Dinosaurs would hurl their mother-in-laws into the tar pit when the reached a certain age. This episode gives a view on how the Dinosaurs deal with old age.
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This is the first appearance of Ethyl Phillips in the series.
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Fran: I've made a decision, you're not throwing my mother.
Earl: I'm throwing her, Fran.
Fran: You want to sleep on the couch the rest of your life?
Earl: I'm throwing her, Ethyl! I'm throwing her, I'm throwing her, I married you so I could throw her. (edit) (looking through photographs)
Robbie: This is when you came to visit me at camp, here's a letter I wrote. "Dear Grandma, how are you? I am good, the food here is good, I hope you are good too. (both laugh) Love, Robbie Sinclair.
Ethyl: Yeah, yeah you always wrote me. (edit) Robbie: It used to be old dinosaurs slowed down the pack, now we live in houses. It used to be old dinosaurs couldn't hunt, now we have supermarkets. So isn't throwing Grandma off a cliff just a waste of a perfectly good old lady? (edit) Robbie: Dad, when Grandma goes into the tar pit, is there life after that?
Earl: For me there is. (edit) Fran: I want you to think of the tar pit as a wonderful place where you'll want to spend eternity.
Charlene: Oh, I get it. Just like the Galleria.
Fran: (sarcastically) Yeah. (edit)
Earl: I'm throwing her, Fran.
Fran: You want to sleep on the couch the rest of your life?
Earl: I'm throwing her, Ethyl! I'm throwing her, I'm throwing her, I married you so I could throw her. (edit) (looking through photographs)
Robbie: This is when you came to visit me at camp, here's a letter I wrote. "Dear Grandma, how are you? I am good, the food here is good, I hope you are good too. (both laugh) Love, Robbie Sinclair.
Ethyl: Yeah, yeah you always wrote me. (edit) Robbie: It used to be old dinosaurs slowed down the pack, now we live in houses. It used to be old dinosaurs couldn't hunt, now we have supermarkets. So isn't throwing Grandma off a cliff just a waste of a perfectly good old lady? (edit) Robbie: Dad, when Grandma goes into the tar pit, is there life after that?
Earl: For me there is. (edit) Fran: I want you to think of the tar pit as a wonderful place where you'll want to spend eternity.
Charlene: Oh, I get it. Just like the Galleria.
Fran: (sarcastically) Yeah. (edit)
Mister Ed
While watching TV, a commercial comes on for Mr. Ugh. About a dinosaur who owns a caveman that can speak.
This is a parody of Mister Ed, a show about a man who owned a horse who could talk. (edit) La Brea Tar Pits:
When Robbie asked about the tar pits, Ethyl said they were named after a dinosaur named Bob La Brea.
This is a reference to the famous La Brea Tar Pits in the Miracle Mile district of Los Angeles, CA. (edit)
While watching TV, a commercial comes on for Mr. Ugh. About a dinosaur who owns a caveman that can speak.
This is a parody of Mister Ed, a show about a man who owned a horse who could talk. (edit) La Brea Tar Pits:
When Robbie asked about the tar pits, Ethyl said they were named after a dinosaur named Bob La Brea.
This is a reference to the famous La Brea Tar Pits in the Miracle Mile district of Los Angeles, CA. (edit)
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Hurling DaySuperb "Character development" "Hurling Day" is a holiday in which the son in laws get to throw their mother in laws off a cliff into a tar pit. Including Earl. Continue » Posted May 21, 2006 11:31 pm PST |
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Hurling DayPerfect "Fine example" Following an old tradition, Earl is looking forward to hurling Fran's mother into a tarpit when she turns 72, but young Robbie, always the thinker in the Sinclair family, decides since times have changed, traditions do too. Continue » Posted Nov 11, 2005 9:21 pm PST |
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