Trivia
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Trivia
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This episode reveals that Roger floats whenever he gets high (he uses a bag of cat food to keep him on the ground).
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The song that Stan and Jeff are singing in the shower is "Shoop" by Salt N Pepa.
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Stan's CIA "How to know if you are under the influence of Illegal Substances" document lists: 1. Cotton Mouth 2. Life Seems Pretty Good 3. You Genuinely Enjoy Night Ranger
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Roger's "Alien Bounty Hunter" Fashion Montage featured him disguised as three characters; Boba Fett, Greedo and The Predator. However, only two of them were actual bounty hunters. Boba Fett and Greedo. Not to mention, Boba Fett isn't actually an alien, he was cloned from his human father, Jango Fett, as seen in Star Wars: Episode II.
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When Roger stops in front of Stan's car on his motorcycle, there are clearly no railroad tracks visible between the two of them. However, in the following scene, after Stan talks to Roger, railroad tracks have suddenly appeared in front of Stan's car, where a train passes by moments later.
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The song Stan and Roger are singing to in the car is "Sister Christian" by Night Ranger.
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Langley Falls Post front page headline: "Popeye Insists: 'Olive Oil Ain't No Virgin!'"
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Quotes
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Stan: Look, honey, I'll make you a deal, you don't marry Jeff, and I won't bake you a roofie cake and tie your fallopians in a square knot.
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Roger: Why do my wrists hurt?! Stan: Because you're lying on them. Roger: How did you know what I was thinking?!
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Jeff: Were you close to your dad? (Stan reminisces in his head) Young Stan: Daddy, will you read me a story? Stan's Dad: Who the hell are you? Stan: Yes, I was.
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Roger: If I can't make friends with Jeff face-to-face, I'll have to do it the way fat people do: over the internet.
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Stan: (pulling open his shirt to reveal a wire) I always wear a wire. Jeff: (earlier Jeff saw Stan in the shower, apparently shaving his chest) That's why you shave your chest? Ohhhhhh, Hayley must wear a muff wire.
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Jeff: Argh! Argh! Argh! Sorry, that's how I wake up.
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Roger: (after escaping from a burning barn) You know what I meant to ask you? How did we get out of there? Stan: I think we did some sweet maneuvers from that movie Backdraft. Roger: I never saw Backdraft. Stan: Me either.
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Roger: (on the phone) Hello? Klaus: Roger, it's me. Jeff and Stan are at Jeff's father's house in North Carolina. Roger: Really? Klaus: Yes. Now, in return for this information, you must give me... (Roger hangs up) Klaus: Nothing. If you had just waited for me to finish, you'd know I want nothing from you! (cries)
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Jeff: Wow, I can't believe you're taking me to a baseball game. Stan: I know. I can't believe you believe that, either.
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Stan: Why can't Jeff live with his family?! Hayley: He hasn't spoken to his dad in years, and his mom ran away before he was born. Stan: How... how could she do that?
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Stan: We can't choose our fathers, but we can choose our father figures. I chose my mother. That set me back a bit.
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Notes
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This episode premiered on [adult swim] on January 9, 2009.
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International Air Dates: Australia: Thursday, May 1, 2008 on Network 7
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This was the last episode to be produced in season 2.
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We see Jeff's dad for the first time.
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Allusions
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Flowers and Trees The opening scene and the music is a reference to the 1932 Disney short, Flowers and Trees. The music that plays in the scene is from the "William Tell Overture" by Rossini.
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Predator One of Roger's bounty hunter disguises has a close resemblance to an Alien in the movie Predator.
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade The scene where Roger tries to save himself and Steve by setting the barn on fire is a reference to this movie, where Indiana and his father escape from the Nazis.
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The Dead Zone Steve's psychic powers are a reference to Johnny Smith, acted by Christophen Walken, in this movie. Steve's hair mimics Johnny Smith's.
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Midnight Run This episode is a parody of the movie, Midnight Run, starred by Robert DeNiro.
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Star Wars Roger's fashion montage has him trying on the costumes of Boba Fett and Greedo, two bounty hunters from the original Star Wars trilogy.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter Roger's bounty hunter costume is a parody to Duane "Dog" Chapman's famous look.
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