Jennie Garth |
Valerie Tyler |
Wesley Jonathan |
Gary Thorpe |
Simon Rex |
Jeff [Episode 1- 22] |
Amanda Bynes |
Holly Tyler |
J. Mack Slaughter |
Kyle |
Guest Star |
Megalyn Echikunwoke |
Karen |
Guest Star |
Scott N. Stevens |
Jamie |
Guest Star |
Jeff tells Val for the first time that he loves her.
Val's codename was "The Barracuda" and Sheila's was "The Lone Diner."
Gary told Karen that Val's apartment was his.
Holly and Val both has the same experience of seeing a girl make out with the guy that they liked.
Karen and Kyle hook up at the end of the episode.
Gary: Welcome to my place. The International House of Gary.
Karen: IHOG?
Gary: Oh, you make it sound so cute!
Gary: That parrot is my favorite thing in the zoo!
Jeff: My favorite thing is when the monkeys go off in the corner and... starts enjoying the food pellets!
Kyle: Well aren't you going to give me the bird?
Holly: I'd love to give you the bird but I am holding Timmy.
Holly: Birdie want a peanut? They're not fresh roasted, but they're hot from Gary's pocket.
Val: How was your day?
Holly: Ok. Watched a girl makeout with a guy I liked.
Val: Huh, me too.
Val: Don't you want them to have what we have?
Jeff: If I let you do this, can we have what we have a little more often?
Val: How about right here, right now.
Jeff: What?
Val: Yeah, talk's cheap.
Holly: Birds of New York, this is your leader speaking! Come rescue me! (one bird flies to her) (to bird) Anybody else coming?
Holly: Oh, my God! Birds understand me! I don't know why I've been given this power but I promise to use it for good!
Holly: (to Kyle) Now, I'm a little worried that you're going to be arrested. Be, be arrested!
Holly: This is why we need to fight for Timmy and be aggressive, people. Be aggressive! Be, be aggressive! (gets into a cheer) Be aggressive, be be aggressive. When I say "retire," you say "Timmy!" Retire!
Protesters: Retire!
Holly: No, you say "Timmy!" (sees Gary) Hi, Gary!
Protesters: Hey, Gary!
Holly: Okay, we really gotta work on the "I say, you say" stuff, okay?
Holly: (about Timmy) He's old, and we all know how much that can suck, huh. (two old ladies leave angrily) I'm sorry, I...I meant the good kind of suck!
Holly: (to Kyle) Well, I think there's something kinda attractive about people who think passionate and commited people are (takes breath) kinda attractive.
Gary: You need to get lost for a couple of hours.
Holly: No, I can't. Kyle stole Timmy from the zoo and brought him here.
Gary: He stole Timmy?
Holly: Yes, and now I have to watch him until Kyle gets back.
Gary: Can you watch him somewhere where I'm not gonna get lucky?
Holly: That would be here.
Holly: I believe in lots of stuff! Air, animals, nukes... the big ones!
Kyle: That's awesome!
Holly: Once, in the Mojave desert, I lay down in front of a bulldozer to save a family of prairie dogs!
Kyle: The desert? Don't prairie dogs live on the prairie?
Holly: Well, the prairie dogs were lost! That was the real tragedy!
Val: Jeff, Jeff... I've been watching the Lone Diner. That's my code name for her... I'm the Barracuda. Check out my notes!
Jeff: (reads notes) "Wears no rings."
Val: Indicating not married.
Jeff: "Chews her ice."
Val: Indicating frustration, possibly sexual.
Jeff: "Strapless bra?!" How could you tell?
Val: Oh, no, that's for me... I need to pick up one for my new dress!
Original International Air Dates:
Czech Republic: September 6, 2010 on TV Nova
This is the seventh episode filmed in the series.
The working title for this episode was, "Holly's Crush."
Taped September 27, 2002.
Gary: Welcome to the International House of Gary!
Gary's Date: IHOG?
This is a parody of IHOP (International House of Pancakes), a pancake reastaurant.
The episode title is a play on words of the feature film "The Parent Trap."
Erin Brockovich
Erin Brockovich-Ellis is a woman who, despite lack of formal education, was instrumental in constructing a case against the $30 billion Californian Pacific Gas and Electric Company in 1993, alleging contamination of drinking water with hexavalent chromium in the southern Californian town of Hinkley. The case was settled in 1996 for $333 million, the largest settlement ever paid in a direct-action lawsuit in U.S. history.
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