Notch is honored at S.U.C.M.A. with the opening of a lavatory science building named after him. But Notch smells something fishy at the campus when a student commits suicide and Ellen loses her job as house mother at the I Eta Pi sorority. Meanwhile, Kimberlee's mother comes for a visit, and Porcelain begins her relationship with the decrepit millionaire, Nick Pappasmearos.moreless
Kimberlee goes to visit her mother, but in the first episode "With Sex, You Get Eggroll" Kimberlee says her parents died in a car crash when she was a kid and was "reared" by her grandmother.
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Notch Johnson: You know, when I first proposed devoting an entire building to lavatorial science, many of you pooh-poohed the idea. But a new wind has broken across America--can you smell it? Because now when I look down and see our movement, yes, it seems corny, some of you may find it nutty. But I for one feel flush with hope!
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B.J. Cummings I'm afraid to talk. I heard it's painful to be analyzed.
Porcelain Bidet: It hurts at first, but then it feels good if you let yourself relax.
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Witness for the Prostitution:
This episode's title is an allusion to the 1957 movie, Witness for the Prosecution, which starred Marlene Dietrich.
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Chappy: I studied in Chicago under the legendary Bob Hartley.
Bob Hartley is the name of the character (a psychiatrist) played by Bob Newhart on The Bob Newhart Show (1972-78). Jack Riley, who plays Chappy, was a frequent recurring character on the series, playing Mr. Carlin, one of Bob's patients.
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