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Finding Nimmo

Season 2, Episode 3, Aired Oct 11, 2005

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- Alan: Oh my God. This book? The Stain Upon the Sea? It's all about these sea lice. Denny: Interesting. Alan: They call them cling-ons. Denny: Did you say Klingons? Alan: They really could wipe out salmon if something isn't done. They have to do something. Denny: Uh huh. Alan: Uh huh? Denny: Huh.
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- Shirley: I make over a million dollars a year, and I'm in a basement looking for a dead midget.
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- Denny: Can I fish yet? Guide: You still have a timeout. You just sit there.
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- Alan: God likes to fish? Denny: We need to go to the woods and touch ourselves... get in touch with ourselves.
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- Denny: I came out here to enjoy nature, don't talk to me about the environment.
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- Environmentalist: Excuse me. Are you Denny Crane? Denny: Yes I am and I am not your father.
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- Judge: Mrs. Piper, you choose to address the court? Shirley: No. Catherine Piper: Just... is it possible to request the Robert Blake jury?
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- Alan: Mindful that abroad, people expect shock and awe when Yankees arrive on the scene, we shall leave you with two small but lasting words... Denny: Denny Crane, eh.
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- Original International Air Dates: Slovakia: September 23, 2010 on JOJ
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- Music: "Oh, Canada" by Five Iron Frenzy
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- This show marks Rhona Mitra's last appearance as Tara Wilson. In the next episode: A Whiff and a prayer, the only reference made to Mitra is a note confirming her resignation from the firm.
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- Jeremy Davidson (Peter Barrett), appeared in David E. Kelly's The Practice and Ally McBeal as a guest star.
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- Was originally supposed to air on May 15, 2005, but was held until the second season.
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- Alan: If Charlotte the spider were still alive today, she'd be writing in her web, "Some fish." He is referring to the famous children's book Charlotte's Web by E.B. White. Charlotte the spider helps to save Wilbur the pig from being slaughtered by writing messages in her web, including "Some pig." Charlotte's Web is listed as the best-selling children's paperback book of all time and has sold more than 45 million copies.
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- Alan: They call them "clingons". Denny: Klingons? A reference to "Klingons" from Star Trek, in which William Shatner played Capt. Kirk.
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- Episode Title: Finding Nimmo A reference to the animated movie Finding Nemo.
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