Maid to Border aka Brian's Song

Season 2, Episode 6, Aired
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Sarah fires her maid, Dora, believing that she has stolen her beloved Shoplift Shelley figurine. When her life slips into filthy disarray, Sarah goes to Mexico to get her maid back, but Dora has since gained unexpected power.
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  • Sarah Silverman is back to tackle another hard hitting issue: illegal immigration.

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    After standing up for her beloved maid (who I believe we're seeing for the first time) during an argument with an old lady at a country club, Sarah is shocked and saddened to return home and find her favorite promotional figurine missing. Realizing that her maid is the only one who had access, she terminates her in an emotional break-up. When she later sees Doug relieve himself ("Are you B-M-ing? I hope you're planning on eating that because I just fired the maid"), she finds the figurine and comes to the conclusion that the maid must have placed the toy in his rectum because she was the only one who had access to both and has her deported. When Sarah tries to replace Dora she meets Mister Wadsworth (played by Bob Odenkirk in a much anticipated cameo), who helps her realize that she had something special with Dora. Sarah then takes off to Mexico to get Dora back where she finds that Dora has now become the Mayor.

    A very entertaining chapter with nearly everything coming out of Sarah's mouth being a classic line. Not as controversial as other episodes, so it might help win over a bit of a broader audience. A great episode of a great show.moreless

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    • Production of The Sarah Silverman Program came to a stop due to the writers strike. The first six episodes were released on DVD on October 14, 2008 as Season 2 Vol.1. Edit
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    • (Sarah to her dog Doug) Sarah: Are you B.M.ing? I hope you're planning on eating that 'cause I just fired the maid. Edit
    • Sarah: Well, Doug, it was an unforgettable day. I mean, my maid became the Mayor of Mexico, but then she realized that politics are boring and they pay really crappy and that for her it's just more pleasant to clean the pubes out of my bathtub drain. Hmmm, I guess it's true what they say, Doug; politics do make strange bedfellows. But Dora makes my bed, fellow! Edit
    • Sarah: Dora, I need you. When you were with me my toilet was so clean, it was like going to the bathroom in a fairy tale. If having a maid that does a great job means Doug gets a few plastic toys shoved up his ass then it's a small price to pay...for...for me. Edit
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    • Episode Title: Maid to Border aka Brian's Song Maid to Border This title is a reference to the 1987 film Maid to Order starring Alley Sheedy. Brian's Song The title is an allusion to the 1971 made for TV movie of the same name. The movie stars James Caan and is about the life of Brian Piccolo, a football player with terminal cancer. Edit
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