Stennheiser-Pong Wedding Reception

Season 1, Episode 10, Aired
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Party Down receives a great offer to cater a gay wedding, but finds out that will be working alongside another company. Henry is forced to take over when Ron cracks under the pressure.
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  • In the season finale Party Down finds that it has to cooperate with a rival, arrogant catering company during a gay wedding.

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    By thefanof, Oct 07, 2011 Report Abuse
    After some impressive guest stars for the first nine episodes (Rob Corddry, Enrico Colantoni, Ed Begley Jr., Kyle Bornheimer to name a few) Party Down brought in two big names in Star Trek's George Takei and the luminous Kristen Bell. Bell was a welcome addition to the show, and despite only being there because of Rob Thomas cashing in a Veronica Mars favor she was hilarious and added a unique element to Party Down. In the end she seemed a little too much like Angela from The Office when she asked Henry out, but prior to that her bossing around of the white shirts was great.

    The show has officially been renewed for a second season and I think we all want to see what happens with Ron's Soup or Crackers and the Henry/Casey relationship. I just hope that the latter does not become too much of the show's focus as this is a comedy, and their struggle to define what they actually are has resulted in some episodes not having too many laughs.moreless

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    • The California plate number of the Party Down van is 4PRTYXX. Edit
    • Filipino Sous Chef: Bastos naman. Tama na! Putang'na naman, o! In English, the line is roughly translated as "How rude. Enough! Son of a b!tch! Edit

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    • Original International Air Dates: Czech Republic: May 18, 2011 on HBO Comedy Edit
    • Kristen Bell played the title character in show creator Rob Thomas' previous series, Veronica Mars, which lasted for three seasons. Edit

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    • Bobbie: This is going to be absolutely magical... Roman: I believe you mean absolutely gay. Bobbie: Don't be such a homophobe. Nothing gay about a gay wedding. Edit
    • Roman: This is unfair. Uda: Take it up with the God that made you that way. Edit
    • Uda: That's gonna be strike one. One more and I'm gonna report you to Alan Duk. Roman: You know there are three strikes in baseball. Uda: Well, this isn't fucking baseball, weasel face! It's catering! Edit

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