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It's Alvistide!
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      • Fort Klugman is named after Quincy M.E. star Jack Klugman. Edit
      • During Captain Murphy's narration of the story of Alvistide, some of the men sick with syphilis are Ranger Roger from "Radio Free Sealab", Master Lou from "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch", and the cartoon version of Adam Reed from "Swimming in Oblivion". Edit
      • According to an interview with the directors, they were originally going to have Murphy organize a Christmas pageant, and use real religions. But Standards and Practices objected to the potentially controversial and offensive religious debate this would entail, so the creators changed the names of the religions to made-up ones (Christians=Alvians, Jews=Krebs, Moslems=Shiekran, Hindu=Mandu, and so on). Edit
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      • Alvis: Now drink with me deeply of the bourbon, scotch, and rye until such time as we are fighting drunk. Then we shall find, and beat the asses of, the nonbelievers who ruined my feast. Edit
      • Quinn: Most religions think Alvis' love of liquor and guns and revenge was... Debbie: Creepy. Murphy: Well, maybe most religions can hash it out in hell for all eternity. Stormy: Alvis'll smoke those bitches. Edit
      • Murphy: Oh Alvis! We were gonna have a festival for you, with ham and pomp! Alvis: Believer, you have forgotten the true meaning of Alvis Day. Neither is it ham, nor pomp. Nay, the true meaning of Alvis day is drinking. Drinking and revenge. Edit
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