The Thin White Line

S03E01 The Thin White LineretroJun 24, 2002, 2:44 AM ET12 months later11 posts by 9 posters

11 posts

Jayk KreiderJun 24, 2002, 2:44 AM ET

I have been searching for a working copy of The Thin White Line episode...I have downloaded it several times and there has always been a problem with the file (no picture, no sound, etc) Somebody help a brotha out

SpectreJun 24, 2002, 5:16 AM ET↩ Jayk Kreider

On Mon, 24 Jun 2002 06:44:24 GMT, "Jayk Kreider" wrote:

do you have the right codec to view them? <zoolander>And I'm not your 'bra'</zoolander>

Daniel BurdieJun 25, 2002, 12:41 AM ET↩ Jayk Kreider

I have just posted to the 3 family guy groups... and will post to abmcartoons

"Jayk Kreider" wrote in message news:cdzR8.818$[email]...

episode...I

ArtJul 3, 2002, 3:52 PM ET↩ Jayk Kreider

download the nimo codec pack (search on google for it) and that'll sort you out!

"Jayk Kreider" wrote in message news:cdzR8.818$[email]...

episode...I

segusoJul 3, 2002, 3:52 PM ET↩ Jayk Kreider

On Mon, 24 Jun 2002 06:44:24 GMT, "Jayk Kreider" wrote:

It is not a very good episode.

In fact, may I suggest that the reason people dropped watching Family Guy is that the first 2 episodes of third series were not very good.

Whereas I believe that the last ones were the best ones... really good. Especiallu Stuck together and European Road Show, just to mention two...

Warren BloomJul 3, 2002, 4:48 PM ET↩ seguso

seguso wrote:

People dropped watching _Family Guy_ because Fox did a terrible job of telling people that the show was on at all.

And "The Thin White Line" is absolutely hilarious and a must-have. (Peter's oblivious follow-up to Brian's coke-fueled rant is arguably the funniest line in the entire series. Then again, as seguso has pointed out in another thread, many of the pop culture references are understandably lost on non-Americans [or even non-Anglophiles]).

-- wb

Warren BloomJul 3, 2002, 4:50 PM ET↩ Warren Bloom

I wrote:

Sorry, I meant "Anglophones" (i.e. speakers of English), not "Anglophiles" (enthusiasts of England).

-- wb

Gene Poole, cubed.Jul 15, 2002, 1:12 PM ET↩ Warren Bloom

Warren Bloom wrote in news:[email]:

Because the latter would probably try to burn down your bar, have you sent to jail and then steal your wife??

ArgyleJul 3, 2002, 5:44 PM ET↩ seguso

That episode ROCKED! Come on over to this side of the pond, I will educate you on the pop-culture references, then we'll score some "Bolivian Marching Powder" and I'll have you laughing your Italian ass off!.

"Hi, I'm Lois, welcome to our home. Can I get you a warm wash cloth to wipe the dried blood from under your nose?"

segusoJul 4, 2002, 4:28 AM ET↩ Argyle

Ok, maybe I haven't understood it..

I am longing for it!

I can't remember this...

thanx

E.L. KeenanJul 4, 2002, 11:13 AM ET↩ seguso

seguso ([email]) wrote:

It's from "Thin White Line" part one, spoken by Lois to the woman Brian brings home to the family house. Then he seats her in front of the tv to show her "the channel Lois doesn't know about."