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Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law Season 4 Episode 7

The Death of Harvey

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AIRED: 7/22/07

Harvey is upset when he must redo all of his cases. He soon realizes he has a much bigger problem to deal with, and he'll need Peanut and Judy's help.

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I was at page 270 of the new HP book and I couldn't care less about it, not with the Harvey Birdman final. That was the best episode in history of everything. Dr Who can go and hide. LOST? Heroes? Star Trek? The Simpsons? They've got nothing on Harvey.moreless

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By kirke_novak, Aug 22, 2007

There will be a lot of squealing and fangirlish entusiasm in my review (oh and spoliers, duuuh), so beware!

Phil's back. I didn't expect that. I thought that Colbert left the show for good and that there would be no more Phil. I squealed (out loud >_>) when he got from under that bus XD Pity that they didn't bring back Reducto as well but hell, I'd never been his fan anyway and that didn't struck me only after I'd seen the episode so good riddance.

I cannot tell you what I felt while watching this. I literally couldn't hold still while during final battle. The Bird Crew! All of them! With Peanut finally as Birdboy (see? The wings! They do something after all!) I've never thought I'd see them again like that. They'd even brought back people (???) from all of Harvey's on-screen cases. The scene with Harvey reviewing all of his previous cases (37!) in thirty seconds is made of so much win there's not enough win in the world for it. I cheered XD

The whole episode was 30 minutes long, so twice as long as the regular episode, which was only for the best. Harvey's biggest weekness, in my opinion, was exactly the fact the the episodes were so horribly short.

Harvey's death, though spoiled by the title, was still a shock. He survived the fight with Nitron, X's deathray, only to be hit by a bus. Oh, karma, why be like that? :( I also hoped for a conclusive scene on Zardo/X relationship. It's been so heavily hinted there are more than "friends" (or at least, that Zardo wishes them to be more than friends)... oh, well, you know what? I don't care. They'd been great either way :)

So, in conclusion, that had been a one incredible ride, filled with gags, laughter, sarcasm, action, canon slash, main characters you just had to love (PEANUT! MENTOK! AVENGER!), more laughter, beating up my childhood with a stick, memorable one-liners, dialogues made of gold, win and awesome, colorful background characters, insanity, incredibility, superheroes, social comments, parodies and pop-culture references.

Thank you, cast and crew of Harvey Birdman, from the bottom of my heart, thank you ♥moreless
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John Michael Higgins	Judge Mentok the Mindtaker
Stephen Colbert	Phil Ken Sebben
Thomas Allen (II)	Peanut
Gary Cole	Harvey Birdman, Judge Hiram Mightor

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Paget Brewster	Judy Sebben/Birdgirl, Customer Lady	Guest Star
Maurice LaMarche	Apache Chief, Nitron	Guest Star
Phil LaMarr	Barker, Black Vulcan	Guest Star
Peter MacNicol	X the Eliminator	Recurring Role

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- Peanut goes to the same strip club he went to in 'Evolutionary War'.
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- Phil: HAHA! Last Laugh!
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- This episode is double length.
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- This episode is the first and only episode that is 30 minutes long.
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- Cheers:
  The scene with the bear turning off the lights and walking up the stairs is a reference to the finale of the sitcom Cheers.
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- Nitron:
  The original Nitron from Birdman & The Galaxy Trio was differant in the way of the original was a mutated man in a white suite when the new one is like a giant gorilla.
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