Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch

Season 1, Episode 10, Aired

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Murphy blows the whole Sealab budget on making the place "Feng Shui" paying a scam artist to redecorate the whole place.

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    • TRIVIA (1)

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      • In "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch" there are two scenes that has a telephone with graffiti on and around it. The second scene you see the phone there is some graffiti that says "This graffiti is not different stop pausing".

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      • The serial number on the deed to Sealab is 954TXS, similar to to the password that Tornado Shanks uses in a later episode to get coffee from the robotic coffee machine (954-Texas).

      • The tough looking Sealab chef has been seen before in 2001-I, Robot. He also has the same voice.

      • Master Lou's "book" that he sells to Marco is mispelled as: "How to write Hikoo"

      • Stormy wonders if the whole world was just like a giant video game, in foreshadowing of the surprise ending.

      • For comedic effect, each character pronounces "Feng Shui" a different way.

      • Some of the stuff written on the wall by the phone includes: - God Bless Spider Crane - Nate Schmoe is a Ho! and y'know - Michelle B. is everything to me - Spike was Here - Stormy Waters Runs the Show - Phonkenstein - Jersey City Crew - My backpack's got JETS! - Tahree Scndom Rknsg (next year) - Dad's Garage

      • Notice the Aqua Teen Hunger Force cameo at the end.

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      • Master Lou: You want some? You want some of the glowing?
        Master Lou's glowing aura and floating near the end of this episode may be a reference to the popular and much-parodied anime "Dragonball", especially "Dragonball Z", where the characters did a lot of floating with glowy auras and dramatic dialogue in between shooting energy blasts and beating the crud out of each other.

      • Meatwad: Meatwad's video game system
        The video game system Meatwad "Raked leaves all summer to get" is an Atari 2600. Unfortunately, Master Shake comes along and busts his piece of gaming history with a baseball bat.

      • Meatwad: Bonus pretzal! Bonus pretzals can be found on the classic video game "Pacman".

      • Visual Reference: "Dad's Garage"
        The words "Dad's Garage," written on the wall by the phone, are a reference to Dad's Garage Theatre Company, an Atlanta theatre/improv troupe where several of the show's performers and creators (including Chris Ward (IV), Tiffany Morgan, and Christian Danley) regularly perform.

      • None: Title of the episode: " Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch"
        This title corrolates with the early 90's band, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. Headed up by now-actor Mark Wahlberg.

      • : Visual Reference
        The video game of Marco and Master Shake fighting can be seen in the background of Hank Murphy's bachelor pad in a later episode entitled "Policy."

      • Visual Reference: "My backpack's got JETS"
        This phrase, written somewhere in this episode as posted above, is from a song called "Fett's Vette" by MC Chris, who does just about everything musical, or rap oriented for Adult Swim, and also voices a hand full of characters, noteably Hesh.

      • None: Title of the episode: "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch"
        This episode's title corolates with the early 90's band Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch headed up by now-actor Mark Wahlberg.

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