Greg: Ok, we're all cowards, now let's go find our balls!
Pete: Why don't we stop by a hardware store in our way home and pick up a shower and install it in your apartment? Greg: You know how to do that? Pete: I worked my way through law school as a plumber's assistant. That's why I know a lot about plumbing and very little about law.
Abby: Dharma, living this far above Mother Earth can permanently misalign your chakras... Dharma: That's true... When your chakras are messed up, you chi just goes wiiiiii.
Larry: What's wrong with a bath? Edward: Well, for one thing, he can't wash himself in the proper order. Larry: Gee, I always preferred a bath. It's very soothing, you put in a little sea salt, some oil... Edward: Add a carrot and a chicken neck and you've got soup, Larry.
Dharma: Sergeant Greg, I know our love is wrong, but I can't help myself. Kiss me on the double! Greg: Where exactly would that be, Captain?
Brian: Sorry, man. I wouldn't have asked her out if I knew she was engaged. Dharma: Oh, no. No, we weren't engaged. I just met Greg, what was it, Honey? Last Friday? Greg: Yeah, last Friday. Brian: I met you Thursday. Greg: Snooze, you lose!
Dharma: Oh! Right! I forgot to call you. Brian: Uh-huh. Dharma: I got married. Brian: M-m-married?
Dharma: Are you sure? "Dog-eat-dog world"? Greg: Absolutely. That's the expression. Dharma: Come on. It's not "a doggie dog world"? Greg: No, it's not. Dharma: Ready? Greg: Clear. Dharma: I mean, it doesn't make any sense. Have you ever even seen a dog eat another dog? Greg: Ready? Dharma: Clear. Greg: No, but it's still "a dog-eat-dog world". It means the world's a tough place, it's every man for himself, it's kill or be killed... Dharma: What do killer bees have to do with it?!?
Abby: (to Dharma, about Kitty) I just want to make sure you're not falling under the influence of someone who -- how do I put this non-judgmentally? -- may be evil?
This episode's end titles has Chuck Lorre's Vanity Card #1 for the third time.
Pete: So I hear we're playing with Jerry Garcia today. Pete is identifying Larry, who Edward has just called an "old hippie buffoon", with the late Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia, one of the most visible "hippies" of the 1960's Haight-Ashbury scene.
Edward: (to Larry) Get in the cart, Ms. Fonda. Since Larry had been arguing a pacifist position on the Vietnam War, Edward was comparing him to actress Jane Fonda, who was very outspoken against the war in the 1960's and early 70's. In 1972 she made a highly-publicized and controversial visit to Hanoi, the capital of Communist North Vietnam.
Larry: You're talking to a man who watched Fantasia three times without a buddy. You're not the only one who has flashbacks, pal. The 1942 Disney movie Fantasia was re-released in 1969 and found a new audience among psychedelic-drug users. "Flashback" is a term for the reputed after-effect of taking LSD, in which the user is said to experience the drug's effects unexpectedly as long as years after taking it. This has later been shown to be more likely a psychiatric disorder rather than solely a drug effect.
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