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Key & Peele, “Puppy Dog Ice-T”: bro, lock ‘em
We’re rolling through every episode of Key and Peele on Pop Thruster. Here we go with “Puppy Dog Ice-T,” Season 2 Episode 3.
Key & Peele, “Dubstep”: Jackmerius Tacktheritrix
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Key & Peele, “Obama College Years”: Stoked to the Max
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Key & Peele, “Babysitting Forest Whitaker”: potentially murderous cousins
We’re rolling through every episode of Key and Peele on Pop Thruster. Here we go with “Babysitting Forest Whitaker,” Season 1 Episode 8.
Key & Peele, “Bobby McFerrin vs. Michael Winslow”: funny noises
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Key & Peele, “Flash Mob”: no schmutz on my jammy-jam
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Key & Peele, “Gay Marriage Legalized”: Etnie, Carousel, Sequin, Abercrombie, and Phantom
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Key & Peele, “The Branding”: omega pi omega
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Key & Peele, “Das Negros”: combing the area
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Key & Peele, “Black Hawk Up”: delete it, delete it
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Key & Peele, “Bitch”: I said b…
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Fantasmas, “Cookies and Spaghetti”: there’s no market for weird
“Melf loves cookies and spaghetti!” – Melf
Going Dutch, “Pilot”: make that coffee to go
“My body is 60% water and 40% spite.” – Col. Patrick Quinn
Work It, “Pilot”: far-fetched humor
How long will Lee and Angel be able to work it?
Wilfred, “Trust”: carne diem
“Trust thyself, and only another shall betray thee.” – William Penn
Wilfred, “Sacrifice”: sogni d’oro
“Never underestimate the power of a dream.” – Cinzia
Wilfred, “Respect”: compassionate care
“You’ve lost your mind, it’s like you’ve got some kind of God Complex.” – Ryan
Wilfred, “Pride”: right rabbit, wrong hole
“It’s eat or be eaten. Find the animal within.” – Wilfred
Wilfred, “Isolation”: the two Wilfreds
“It’s nice to be a part of the community.” – Ryan
Wilfred, “Identity”: closet case
“I know why you’re here now. To stop me from slipping down that slope.” – Ryan
Wilfred, “Fear”: fear and loathing in a strip club
“That motorcycle dick is ruining the neighborhood.” – Wilfred
Wilfred, “Doubt”: revelations?
“I don’t really know what snout-rape means, but I hate my mailman too.” – Angelique
Wilfred, “Conscience”: chocoholics
“I’ve seen more aggressive ball play in an airport men’s room.” – Wilfred
Wilfred, “Anger”: possession is nine-tenths of the episode
“Anger is like herpes, you’re not meant to keep it to yourself.” – Wilfred
Wilfred, “Acceptance”: peanut buttery goodness
“My anal glands need to be expressed, it’s my constitutional right.” – Wilfred
Whitney, “Pilot”: new show, old feeling
“Marriage is so dumb.” – Whitney
Weeds, “Viking Pride”: drugs, tunnels, murder
“I slept with 14 guys my junior year… I have had herpes for 27 years.” – Patricia, a high school classmate of Nancy’s
Weeds, “Vehement v. Vigorous”: trimming herbs and cutting deals
“You have no idea what a good day this is turning out to be!” – Nancy to the SCC agents, sticking up her middle finger at Counsellor Ed.
Weeds, “Une Mère Que J’aimerais Baiser”: put it in a fancy box
“C’mon Nance, these are well-respected members of high society. They do coke.” – Doug
Weeds, “To Moscow, and Quickly”: radioactive-green poop
“Little dude, pay for the popcorn. Or I will blow this rape whistle and then punch you.” – Concessionaire
Weeds, “Theoretical Love Is Not Dead”: will we ever Plan C you again?
“I wanna get to know my sperm daddy.” – Silas
Weeds, “System Overhead”: don’t mess with the Andy
“Living your myopic lives? Okay, cool.” – Andy
Weeds, “Synthetics”: high time for crime
“I’m sorry, you might want to go away because I don’t like you, and I have a bad habit of losing things I don’t like in fires.” – Zoya
Weeds, “Qualitative Spatial Reasoning”: Botwin versus Botwin
“Demitri makes me nervous. He makes me feel short, and sleight. I kind of want to touch his bicep – like once – why is that?” – Andy
Weeds, “Pinwheels and Whirligigs”: love is like a roller coaster, baby, baby
“I could be a carny.” – Doug Wilson
Weeds, “Only Judy Can Judge”: family dinner, round two
Nancy’s recovery seems to set the tone for the final season of Weeds.
Weeds, “Object Impermanence”: ganja garden
“You’re in Humboldt, now – where property laws say I can defend my land against any and all aggressors, trespassers, and interloping-nightmare-b—-es from the past!” – Heylia James
Weeds, “Gentle Puppies”: squandered potential
Not even Zack Morris can save this.
Weeds, “Game-Played”: try again, fail better
“I can be a real person, I can, I’ve been one before. It was… good.” – Nancy
Weeds, “From Trauma Cometh Something”: the Botwins and their drama momma
“Sure, maybe she possibly, let’s say probably, fled from us. Who in this room hasn’t fled? It’s a family flaw.” – Andy
Weeds, “Fran Tarkenton”: last minute change of travel arrangements
“Who killed Pilar Zuazo?” – Vaughn
Weeds, “Fingers Only Meat Banquet”: dig up roots, replant
“Gather ye balls! Don’t just sit on ’em, show ’em to the world!” – Charles
Weeds, “Do Her/Don’t Do Her”: fade-out. gunshot.
“He had it figured out; only thing that was important to him was the happiness of the people he loved. And he had a mini-fridge — he was a visionary. Or a possible diabetic.”
— Andy
Weeds, “Dearborn-Again”: Mr. Holland’s dope-us
“Ohhhh, a strip club. I’ll put my sweatpants on!” – Doug Wilson
Weeds, “Cats! Cats! Cats!”: plans up in smoke
Deep into Season Seven, the many machinations play out.
Weeds, “Bags”: learn to trust, then you’ll adjust
Seeds of success are being sown for what could the show’s final season.
Weeds, “A Hole in her Niqab”: trapper keeper of broken dreams
“I can do freaky. Am I getting old? Did I die in Copenhagen? I did, I couldn’t speak the language, I died.” – Andy
Up All Night, “Working Late and Working It”: it’s hard to get both
It’s all about the art of getting what you want.
Up All Night, “Pilot”: a comedic trifecta
“Oh my God, there’s a baby in there.” – Reagan