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Felix is sullen after Oscar costs him the burial plot he coveted.
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  • After betting the money Felix gave him to secure a grave site. Oscar is left to find another plot for felix.

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    I for one never cared too much about the Character of Nancy Cunnigham, (Oscar's girlfriend) who just disappears in later episodes. Here however, her character's dialogue is just as humors’ as those of Felix and Oscar's. It makes for a quite enjoyable and very funny episode. This truely is one of my favorites.

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    • (Oscar taps cigar ashes into Felix's cremation urn) Felix: That's for my ashes! Oscar: I'm giving you a headstart. Edit
    • Felix: You're burying me between the captain of a garbage scow and the king of bowling. Over here, I was next to a concert cellist. He's on the guided tour -- everything! Oscar: We'll build a tunnel. You can visit. Edit
    • Oscar: He'll love it! He'll be crazy about it! Felix, wait'll you hear! And if he doesn't like it, I'll kill him and stuff him in it anyway! Edit
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    • Oscar: Did you hear that, Felix? They promised you a rose garden! This is a play on the first line of Lynn Anderson's 1970 country hit, Rose Garden, which went, "I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden." Edit

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