Deadwood Reference

Sep 26, 2005, 3:43 PM ET7 posts by 6 postersalt.tv.family-guy
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dwac�nalt.tv.family-guy

Okay, what was up with that?

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George W HarrisPMalt.tv.family-guy

On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 15:42:41 -0500, PM wrote:

: :Think about it. That was my favorite moment of last night's episode.

Nothing beat Star Wars Guy on American Dad, though.

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RobMacdwac�nalt.tv.family-guy

"dwac�n" wrote in message news:gbYZe.89106$Zp.64382@lakeread04...

Well, Deadwood is a cowboy show on HBO.

The cowboys on FG's version were reading Playboys...and nothing was happening.

The reason it was funny was because the show was called Deadwood.

You see, "wood" is sometimes used as a euphemism for an erection, and men who read Playboy usually do it to achieve an erection so they can masturbate. The cowboys were not getting erections ("Anything yet?" "No. You?") and therefore the title of the show (Deadwood) was referring to their dead (unresponsive) "wood" - or inability to achieve an erection.

It's really quite amusing once you get it.

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On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 11:41:27 -0400, "RobMac" wrote:

LOL this is actually funnier then the bit!! thanks for "clueing us in"

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Now I feel like doing to the Family Guy writers what Stewie did to Will Ferrell (and confidentially, he should have slapped Nora Ephron and her sister, not Ferrell).

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RobMac done said:

Ya know, if you imagine this post being read in Stewie's voice . . . freakin' sweet!

- Max - See, what Jughead's done here, and it's really quite ingenious . . .