Yes, Dear: Pimpin' Ain't Easy

Air Date

Monday December 15, 2003

Production Code

4AEJ11

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• Guest Cast

  • Butch Hansen Dan (Co-worker)
  • Roger Marks Hasidic Man
  • Shane Edelman Stewart
  • Mario Soto Cop

• Stars

  • Anthony Clark Greg Warner
  • Joel Homan Dominic Hughes
  • Mike O'Malley Jimmy Hughes
  • Liza Snyder Christine Hughes
  • Jean Louisa Kelly Kim Warner

• Recurring Roles

  • Brian Doyle-Murray George Savitsky
  • Madison Poer Emily Warner
  • Marissa Poer Emily Warner
  • Brendon Baerg Logan Hughes
  • Anthony Bain and Michael Bain Sam Warner

• Directors

  • Jay Kleckner Director
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• The end montage is the same sequence that has been featured in several past episodes. [edit]

• Aired with truncated opening credits. [edit]
• The original broadcast was a part of CBS' "A Very Merry Monday." [edit]
• Shane Edelman was not credited for his first appearance, in "Guarding Greg." In this, his second, and all future appearances, he is. [edit]

• Greg: He could pop a viagra and be chasing her around the coffee table like a sexed up unicorn! [edit]
• Kim: I'm probably the first woman you've gone out with in God knows how long who can hold up her end of a conversation. Right?
  Savitsky: Right.
  Kim: And you always go for bimbos. Right?
  Savitsky: Right.
  Kim: Just because we can talk intelligently about things that interest us both doesn't mean this is love.
  Savitsky: Wow, that's the best breakup speech of all time. I feel like I should give you half my stuff just for that. [edit]
• Jimmy: Well, it's true what they say, Greg. Pimpin' ain't easy. [edit]

• Mr. Savitsky comments he's "trading angry emails with Ron Howard," and asks "What's a rude word that rhymes with "Opie?", referencing his role on The Andy Griffith Show. [edit]
• Jimmy says, "my only rule is I don't kiss on the mouth," a reference to Garry Marshall's 1990 film Pretty Woman. [edit]
• The title is borrowed from a song by Big Daddy Kane. [edit]