Peter Linz |
Theodor "Theo" Lion |
Fred Newman |
Himself / Golf Announcer |
Chris Phillips |
Cliff Hanger |
Anthony Asbury |
Lionel Lion |
Kathryn Mullen |
Leona Lion |
Jim Kroupa |
Walter Pigeon [ 2 ] |
Al Roker |
Himself |
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Gawain's Word: Two knights blend to make the word "chime."
Cleo serves as the designated reader for this episode.
Buster: Barnaby B. Busterfield III had a spider, and inside his head was where Barnaby would hide her. Heh heh heh. Take that, Mother Goose. Heh heh.
Theo: Mr. Monkey, can you tell the court your full name, please?
Monkey: Monkey C. Monkeydew.
Click: And I fail to see why you need a pencil when you have a state-of-the-art computer.
Lionel: Writers need pencils. You can't chew on a computer.
Lionel: Poor kid. He took her straight down Chump Street in a leaky canoe.
Click: Lionel, where's Chump Street?
Leona: I like the cute animal genre. Can you write in the cute animal genre, Lionel?
Lionel: Oh, come on, Leona. I'm trying to concentrate. Take a powder, dollface.
Leona: 'Take a powder, dollface.'
Lionel: That's the way they talk in the crime genre.
This is the first time an episode of this show is shown in black and white.
Rug: If there is no book, then he is not the crook. If he says it's not so, you must let him go!
Leona: You, rug! Lie down!
Rug: Okay.
Rug's feeble attempts at defending his client, Monkey C. Monkeydew, are a spoof on "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit," a phrase coined by defense attorney Johnnie Cochran, referring to a glove that was a piece of evidence in the infamous 1995 O.J. Simpson murder trial. Though the monkey in the story eventually broke down and confessed, Simpson was acquitted.
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