Adam Brody |
Seth Cohen |
Autumn Reeser |
Taylor Townsend |
Ben McKenzie |
Ryan Atwood |
Kelly Rowan |
Kirsten Cohen |
Melinda Clarke |
Julie Cooper-Nichol |
Peter Gallagher |
Sanford "Sandy" Cohen |
Bridget Newton |
Ms. Tidey |
Guest Star |
Chris Brown |
Will Tutt |
Recurring Role |
Kevin Sorbo |
Frank Atwood |
Recurring Role |
Wayne Dalglish |
Brad Ward |
Recurring Role |
Kaitlin: Hey, band geek.
(all of the band members look at her) Sorry, I mean that band geek.
(talking about Pancakes, the bunny)
Ryan: Dude, you can't bring an animal in here. What are you doing?
Seth: How dare you talk to your nephew that way!
Kaitlin: We're supposed to talk about the book like Buck would, and well Buck is a dog. So I think that Buck would say: ruff ruff ruff, ruff ruff, ruff ruff ruff, ruff ruff.
Teacher: Okay Kaitlin, that's enough, you can sit.
Kaitlin: But the assignment was 500 words. I'm not done yet.
Teacher: Ruff, ruff, ruff. They got it.
Kaitlin: Okay.
Taylor: This is my first real Ryan situation, everything else has been French husbands and slutty aliens.
Kirsten: Excuse Me?!
Taylor (ignoring her): It's like the first real test of our relationship.
Seth: Oh, and I've been thinking Yates, or maybe Shelley.
Summer: You're working on the guest list?
Seth: Those are poets Summer, and their words will inspire my vows. Have you been working on yours?
Summer: Why yes, I was thinking Shell Silverstein with a dash of Dr. Seuss. I meant what I said I said what I meant, an Elephant's faithful 100 percent.
(As Seth and Ryan talk about Seth and Summer's engagement)
Ryan: The ring you gave her, glows in the dark.
Seth: I KNOW!! That's so cool!
Sandy: Well, people can change. (Talking about Ryan's dad)
Ryan: Too bad all it took was a terminal illness.
Kaitlin: I think this book is a metaphor for being a teenager. How, the more crap you go through, the more you wanna be alone.
Kaitlin: We're supposed to talk about the book from Buck's perspective. And Buck was a dog, so Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof, woof...
Sandy: Hey.
Ryan: Are you alright?
Sandy: I'm from the Bronx, used to hit guys all the time. Key term, used to.
Ryan: Hey, why are you still in bed are you sick or something?
Seth: I am sick Ryan. Sick of being engaged.
Julie (to Frank): You get caught lying about cancer you get punched, those are the rules.
Summer: We're engaged.
Julie: Oh, that's great! (looks at Summer's face) I think? You're young, but hey, it worked for me.
Summer: You can't tell anyone.
Julie: No, no, but Summer, did ... are you?
Summer: No, no, we thought that I might be.
Julie: Then why are you getting married?
Summer: Because he asked me and I said yes.
Julie: and now you don't want to call it off because you don't want to hurt his feelings.
Summer: Mmmm (shakes her head)
Julie: Or cause if you do, he'll get the upper hand.
Summer: Exactly
Julie: Now we're talking my kind of dating game.
Summer: Manipulating the opposite sex. God Julie, why didn't I come to you earlier!
Julie: Thank you Summer.
Ryan (to Seth): If you're too chicken to tell her how you feel, give her no choice but to tell her how she feels ... smoke her out!
Seth: (talking to Summer's rabbit, Pancakes) Don't listen to mean Uncle Ryan, Pancakes, that's just the 'roids talking...I know, they do make him huge!
Frank: You don't want to hit me.
Sandy (punches Frank): Oh yes I do!
Original International Air Dates:
India: April 7, 2008 on Zee Cafe
Slovakia: May 24, 2009 on Markiza
Music:
"Forever" by The Explorers Club
"It's Because ... We've Got Hair" by Tunng
"Somewhere In Between" by M. Craft
"The Commander Thinks Aloud" by The Long Winters
The episode title is an allusion to the late 1980's NBC sitcom, My Two Dads, starring Paul Reiser and Greg Evigan.
Kaitlin: Well, Buck was a dog.
The Buck that Kaitlin is referring to is the main character in the book The Call of the Wild by Jack London.
Summer: I'm going all Bridezilla on his a**
Bridezilla is a reality TV show that shows on the WE (Women's Entertainment). It chronicles the lives of engaged couples in the lead up to the wedding. The term is usually used to refer to women, who, although usually normal, in the lead up to their wedding become demanding, nasty, obsessed perfectionists.
Julie: It's hard out there for a pimp.
This is a reference to the 2005 song "It's Hard Out Here For a Pimp" by rap group Three 6 Mafia.
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