Carl: According to the map, the cabin should be right here. Lenny: Hey, maybe there is no cabin. Maybe it's one of them metaphorical things. Carl: Oh yeah, yeah... like maybe the cabin is the place inside each of us, created by our goodwill and teamwork. Lenny: Nah, they said there would be sandwiches.
Hell yeah. That's one of the greatest Lenny/Karl episodes ever. So many funny moments...
Lenny, waiting by the hot chocolate machine during the fire alarm has to be one of my favorite scenes ever... (c'mon,c'mon!). Also, the scene with the "rocket house" where he says "Somethin's wrong wit its brakes!". Finally, the scene where Lenny is paired up with Karl (Aw nuts... I mean.... aw nuts.).
I remember it was written down somewhere in one episode as Karl. This stuck in my head cause I have a friend named Carl and I found the spelling odd. So its Lenny and Karl, I know Karl's last name is Carlson but I'm not sure if its Carlson or Karlson, anyone else know?
On 22 Dec 2001 03:48:32 GMT, [email] (Casey O4) wrote:
Mine is actually from the last episode Lenny(Chanting): "Who likes short shorts?" Carl (Chanting): "I like short shorts."
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Check out 7F15 "Principal Charming" when Homer's looking for a man for Selma. At work, he sees C/Karl. In a Robocop homage/parody, these words appear on screen with a cross-hairs:
Karl
Pros: (can't remember the exact words) Cons: Too good looking
Karl is spelled with a K in that instance, and that's in Season 2. I don't really think the spelling matters, though; in AABF17, Homer spells it "K/Carl". Besides; it's possible that two characters can have the same name on a show. What about Larry, Darrell and Darrell? As Quimby said (out of context) "It can be two things!"