I remember a scene where Barney is dating a Yoko Ono type character, and he does that burping thing with "number 9". Can anyone tell me what episode that is from? Thanks Tim
Yoko Ono?
Tim Sikorski wrote:
9F21 Homer�s Barbershop Quartet from Season 5.
The entire episode is an inspired Beatles parody. I think some of the burps are cut in syndication.
Chris
That was the Mr. Plow episode TM "Tim Sikorski" wrote in message news:b13qs5$5f0f$[email]...
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Buh? Linda Ronstadt was the guess star hanging out with Barney in Mr. Plow.
D'OH! my bad...I was born after John Lennon's assassination therefore I forgot which one Yoko Ono was! TM
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"Therefore"?
JQM
My God, if you can't tell the difference between Ono and Ronstadt, you either need your head or eyour yes examined ;-)
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"Put [him] down for one of each!"
Easy. One of them is a really bad singer.........
and the other one was married to John Lennon
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Which ugly one?
(Just kidding. I do agree that one is somewhat less attractive than the other.)
What did Paul say when he learned John was going to marry Yoko?
Yoko? Oh NO!!!!
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Then John said, "That's right."
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Somewhat less attractive!!!???
You must dig female impersonators!
That was in the episode when Homer was in a quartet (the Be Sharps)...
Cut 'n pasted from www.snpp.com because I'm lazy (thanks guys!):
Homer asks where Barney is, and Seymour tells him Barney is with his new girlfriend, the "Japanese conceptual artist". Barney walks in with her, and opines that he's worried barbershop is becoming stagnant. He plays them his "bold new direction" demo tape, which consists of repetitions of a female voice saying, "Number eight," followed by a belch. {Two of the "Number eight"s are cut in syndication.} Apu and Seymour roll their eyes.
-- Rick
The Yoko clone asks for a single plum floating in perfume served in a man's hat when she and Barney visit Moe's. And Moe has it all ready. ________________________________________________________________
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Tim Sikorski wrote:
Funny side note - i just rewatched Alien 3 and Alien 4 - and guess what i heard: "Number 8"... It's a cut from Alien 4 - resurrection...
Whether there's some deeper meaning i doubt, but what the hell.
anr
Alien 4 came out years after the B-Shaprs episode. Not sure if you were implying latter was mocking the former...
Jason Saslow wrote:
Of course you're right. Now that i think about it, it was Alien^3 - maybe i should'nt have watched them back to back. And naturally my DVD isn't with me, so now i'm even more in doubt.
Crap.
anr
...is not a palindrome.