what ep does willy say this in, and what is the full quote for this scene??
mark
what ep does willy say this in, and what is the full quote for this scene??
mark
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Mark wrote:
It's from 5F20, "Lard Of The Dance", season 10.
/ Kristian
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that's wrong. it's the one where bart brings Santa's Little Helper to class for show and tell and he runs off into the school's ventilation ducts (Sweet Seymour Skinner's Badassssss Song). Willie barges into the caf and goes..
"lunchlady doris,have ye got any grease"? "yes..yes we do" "then grease me up woman"!! (as he tears his shirt off)
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There's nary an animal alive that can outrun a greased Scotsman.
Also home to the classic:
Skinner: Willy, go into the vent and get him. Willy: What? Have you gone waxy in your peaster? I cannot fit in tha' wee vent, you croquet-playing mint muncher. Skinner: Grease yourself up and go in, you...you guff-speaking work-slacker. Willy: Ooh, good comeback.
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On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Ethan_66 wrote:
I beg humbly of your forgiveness... Of Course you are right! It was a clumsy mistake, I got it mixed up with the "retirement grease" in Lard of the Dance. Damn, I just saw the "Sweet Seymour ..." ep. the other day! DAMN! Let that be a lesson to you, kids - never trust your memory - trust SNPP.com!
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Notice the CC says "Lunchlady Torres". A quick hint that Closed Captioning is done without a script (by ear).