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Caroline in the City Season 1 Episode 3

Caroline and the Gay Art Show

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AIRED: 10/5/95

Richard takes his paintings out of the closet when Caroline and Annie convince a gallery owner to consider them for an exclusive show - which turns out to be for gay artists only; Annie becomes entangled in Caroline's search for a new hair dresser - and her old hairdresser (Lerner) spots her at the gallery opening party.moreless

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Amy Pietz	Annie Viola Spadaro
Lea Thompson	Caroline Duffy
Eric Lutes	Del Cassidy
Malcolm Gets	Richard Karinsky
Andy Lauer	Charlie
Tom LaGrua	Remo (seasons 2-3, recurring previously)

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Dan Butler	Kenneth Arabian	Guest Star
Neal Lerner	Allen	Guest Star
Jack Kenny (I)	Howard Berman	Guest Star
Tom LaGrua	Remo	Recurring Role
John Mariano	Johnny	Recurring Role

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QUOTES (7)
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- Annie: Check out the guys. Gay, gay, way gay, gay, who cares, straight...ooh! See ya. (she walks away)
  Caroline: Leave it to Annie to find the needle in the haystack.
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- Caroline: What do you mean, gay?
  Charlie: Well, when two people of the same sex...
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- Richard: Hey Charlie. One of my paintings is going to be in a show.(he exits)
  Charlie: On Broadway?
  Caroline: Charlie, how could a painting be in a show on Broadway?
  Charlie: It all starts with a dream
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- Caroline: You know I'm no good at dumping people. I couldn't even bring myself to switch drycleaners 'til my old one died.
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- Caroline: Del, I got my hair done!
  Del: Get outta here!
  Caroline: I did! Didn't you notice the highlights?
  Del: It looks exactly the same. Who's going to notice that?
  (Annie enters)
  Annie: Oh my god, your hair looks amazing.
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- ( An art gallery owner walks into Remo's and Richard doesn't want to talk to him about his work)
  Caroline: Okay, okay fine, have it your way. (yelling) Richard, don't argue with me. You're an incredible artist and it's the world's loss that you don't never had your own show. (Pauses and speaks to Richard on a lower tone) Is he looking?
  Richard: No, I think he's checking to see if his ears are bleeding
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- Richard: Well, I was looking forward to sitting by myself and reading Satre's "Nausea".
  Caroline: Oh, sit down. "Nausea" can wait 'til after lunch.
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- Guest star Dan Butler is an openly gay actor and playwright best known for his recurring role as the obnoxious heterosexual sportscaster "Bulldog" on Frasier. He reprises his role as Kenneth Arabian in episode 40, "Caroline and the Dearly Departed." Interestingly, series star Eric Lutes made two appearances on Frasier as the new, gay manager of the radio station.
  
  Also Richard spends this episode pretending to be gay so his paintings will be in the gallery. In real life Malcolm Gets, who plays Richard, is also gay.
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- Annie: Quick, quick - Liza Minelli's birthday.
  
  This is a reference to the Oscar winning actress Liza Minnelli
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- Kenneth: Didn't Thelma and Louise come with you?
  
  This is a reference to the 1991 movie: "Thelma & Louise", with Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis
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