Beakman: Lester, I want you to do something so simple. Phoebe: And he does something simple so well.
Phoebe: What is the world's oldest vegetable? Lester: I'll be thirty-four on Wednesday.
Lester: Well, dear friends, ostriches may not stick their heads into the sand, but yours truly does stick his head into the sand-wich!
Jim Shorts: Hitting a major league pitch is so tough that a player can fail seven out of ten times and still make it to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Where else can you get so famous for failing so often? Harry Pitts: Right here, Jim! Jim Shorts: You got that right, Harry!
Lester: I'll see your air freshner and raise you a suspended gas of my own. (Lester passes gas)
Beakman: I want to open a knowledge savings account! Interest me in a question!
Phoebe: Lights! Camera! Action! It's time for a sonata on your medulla oblongata! Here he is, the pioneer of piety, the sodbuster of sedation, the Joe E. Ooh-Ooh! Ross of that peat we call moss. The one, the only, the Beakman! Beakman: You flock 'em, I'll clock 'em, let's gator flop!
Wilhelm Roentgen (Beakman/Paul Zaloom), who discovered x-rays, returns from Episode 25 to give instructions.
Beakman plays Jim Shorts and Lester plays Harry Pitts in the "Wide Beakworld of Sports" segment on the show.
Sports-related footage from The Three Stooges is included within the Wide Beak-World of Sports.
Joe E. Ross, mentioned in Beak-Mania intro, was an American comic actor known for his trademark "Ooh! Ooh!" exclamation which he used in many of his roles.
The medulla oblongata mentioned in Beak-Mania intro is the lower portion of the brainstem.
S 4 : Ep 26
Aired 3/17/95 (2:34:00)
S 4 : Ep 25
Aired 3/10/95 (2:34:00)
S 4 : Ep 24
Aired 3/3/95 (2:34:00)
S 4 : Ep 23
Aired 2/24/95 (2:34:00)
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