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Episode Summary

Ephram is horrified and heartbroken after he impulsively tells Madison (guest-star Sarah Lancaster) that he loves her and she doesn't reciprocate. Meanwhile, Linda naively agrees to watch Delia overnight so that Andy can accompany Ephram and his piano teacher, Will (guest-star James Earl Jones), to a jazz competition in Boulder, and Amy breaks up with Tommy (guest-star Paul Wasilewski) after realizing she might not be able to trust him again.moreless
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  • I can absolutely relate to Ephram in some way. It is just me.

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    I can absolutely relate to Ephram in some way. It is just me. Anyway I really loved this episode because this episode showed something about the exciting events where I am speechless. Well to say something about what could possibly be going on inside my head while doing this review I just love Everwood.

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    The L Word would have to be one of the most Performed episodes ever of a TV Series in the last 10 Years, Greg Smith and James Earl Jones best Performances yet, and Marcia Cross and Sarah Lancaster's Performances in the Episode would have to be true Gold Television that will last.

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • Delia's teacher this year is Mr. Perkins. Will's full name is Willingham Cleveland. As for the origin of the title, in the 1980s, "The Dreaded 'L' Word" meant liberal. In the 1990s, it referred to love. Currently it refers to lesbianism. Edit
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    • Episode Music: Butthole Surfers - The Shame of Life. Edit
    • John Beasley (Irv Harper) does not appear in this episode, although his narration is heard. Edit
    • Debra Mooney (Edna Harper) does not appear in this episode. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Just for the fun of it, Bright starts rapping in the back of a travelling car) Will: Who are you again? Bright: Erm, I'm from, I'm Bright. Will: Doubt that, if I'd known we were bringing pets I would have brought Oscar. Edit
    • Ephram: Do you think we can just maybe rewind the last couple days? Just go back completely? Madison: I don't think it works that way, Ephram. Ephram: Right, the toothpaste, tube. Forget it. (long pause) Do you think we could maybe just pretend? For now, at least? Madison: Yeah, I guess we could do that. Ephram: Okay. Edit
    • Madison: I haven't even asked about your concert... Well, how was it? You killed, didn't you? Ephram: There was definitely some dying involved. I sorta didn't play. Madison: What happened? Did you get sick or something? Ephram: No, it wasn't so much sick as it was the, the all-night drive from Boulder back to your house and back again. Kinda wrecked me. Edit
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    • The title of this episode is highly probably a take on the Showtime series called The L Word, about a group of lesbian friends. Edit
    • Ephram: We're going to Boulder, not Oz. Ephram was referring to Dorothy and her friends who journeyed to the land of Oz in the movie The Wizard of Oz. Edit
    • Will Cleveland: You're about as subtle as a baboon's ass. Appropriate, as James Earl Jones played Simba's proud father in Disney's The Lion King, and Mustapha's good friend was... well... a none-too-subtle old baboon named Rafiki. Edit
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