George in "The Burning"

Did anyone think George exhibited some relatively odd behavior in this episode? I'm not complaining, I thought it was hilarious, but the stuff about "those hip rock stars with their complicated shoes!". What the hell? Anyway, great episode, IMO. -----

Matt Lynch, aka The Magnificent OTIS, Hot Handed God of Penn State

"It's great. I wake up every morning. Massive bowel movement. The Mexican maid makes me some breakfast. Down to the club here. At least nine holes. A nice lunch. Go home, sit by the TV. The Mexican maid makes me a nice dinner. A few drinks. Go to bed. Wake up the next morning. Another massive bowel movement. Beautiful. This is my life."

---Dean Martin

It appeared that George had the old switcheroo pulled on him at his job.

For George, definitely. He seemed way too responsible. Am I getting a hint of things to come concerning the character's possible changes going into the final episodes, or am I reading into this aberration? alt showbiz gossip

[email] (Matt Lynch) wrote:

<<Did anyone think George exhibited some relatively odd behavior in this episode? I'm not complaining, I thought it was hilarious, but the stuff about "those hip rock stars with their complicated shoes!". What the hell? Anyway, great episode, IMO.>>

I'm glad someome else noticed. I thought he was acting very strange, even for George. He seems to have a real grudge against "those hip rock stars."

Never mind about "those hip rock stars". It appeared that George actually had a clue as to what he was doing at work. I've never seen THAT happen before.

Mike