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NBC (ended 2004)

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Season 4 Episode 17: Happily Ever After
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Ed and Carol finally get married in the bowling alley.
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Series creators Rob Burnett and Jon Beckerman made cameo appearances in the wedding scene.
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Reverend Karpf, the minister who was to have performed the circus-themed wedding, was named for series Co-Executive Producer Merrill Karpf.
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Season 4 Episode 15: Pressure Points
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Phil asks the customer for $2 for shoes and then walks past a sign that says "Shoe Rental $3.50"
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Season 4 Episode 13: Back in the Saddle
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Dr. Burton's father, Russ, calls his son Mike "Tin Man."
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Season 4 Episode 12: The Process
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While Mike calls Ed "Skippy" in this episode, Ed calls him "Lefty."
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Season 4 Episode 11: Home For Christmas
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Phil's Scheme: Phil tries to scare away a potential buyer of Stuckeybowl. This does not work since the buyer finds his halloween pranks charming.
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$10 Bet: Mike offers Mitch $10 to stick his head in the punch bowl. When Mitch refuses, Mike sticks his own head in, but Mitch refuses to pay.
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Season 4 Episode 10: Just a Formality
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Carol and Ed go into the Hello Deli. They meet Rupert, a popular, regular guest on the Late Show.
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While Mike is taking Sarah trick-or-treating at Ed's, Ed bets Mike to wear Sarah's pirate hat and hook and go to the neighbor's to trick-or-treat.
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When Richard Vessey is cutting the pizza in the end, the slices are already separated before he begins to cut.
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Season 4 Episode 9: The Proposal
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Phil's Scheme: Phil plans the funeral of William Fish. He was a bowler who died on lane 6. Since his family cannot be found, Phil decides to give Fish a proper farewell.
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Season 4 Episode 8: Therapy
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Phil's Scheme: Eli gets Phil to help him get Jenny-fair out of Stuckeybowl. Phil pretends that he is an aid to the mayor. Jenny-fair falls for it and leaves. Eli is now able to mass produce the pies.
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Season 4 Episode 7: Goodbye, Stuckeyville
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Phil's Scheme: Phil becomes Warren's first guest of his talk show's pilot episode. Phil also tries to convince Ed and Mike to hire him as a jockey for their new horse.
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Season 4 Episode 6: The Offer
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Phil's Scheme: In Benny's documentary, Phil tries to pass himself of as a VIP. He solves matters of national security and poses a man about town. His cover is blown when he rescues Shirley's kite from a tree. . .and gets stuck in the tree. The fire department has to come and get him down.
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Season 4 Episode 5: Death, Debt, & Dating
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Phil's Scheme: Phil interviews people to take Frankie's place in the law office. He hires a woman based on her good looks, even though she has no legal experience.
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$10 Bet: Mike bets Ed to call the judge in his case "Sally". Phil calls his first law office candidate "Super Frankie".
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The son supposedly attends the University of Wisconsin with one year left to complete dental school. Except the University of Wisconsin doesn't have a dental program. Marquette University which is in Milwaukee is the only dental school in Wisconsin.
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Season 4 Episode 4: History Lessons
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Len Cariou, who played the title role in the original 1979 Broadway production Sweeney Todd (the musical about the serial killing barber), guest stars as the general who works in a barber shop. One of his lines in this episode is "If I didn't cut somebody's ear off, I'd talk it off."
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Phil's Scheme: Phil attempts to get a huge fireworks show for Stuckeybowl's anniversary. A source of his says that he can get an entire show for only $50. After getting nowhere with his source's info, Phil goes to the internet black market and gets all of the materials he needs.
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