but he wants you to be comfortable while he does his thang.
Move away, Not today, Disco lady ...
Next to Gil and Ralph Wiggum, ol Stu is my favorite side character to not get his own episode yet. When will this injustice be righted?
but he wants you to be comfortable while he does his thang.
Move away, Not today, Disco lady ...
Next to Gil and Ralph Wiggum, ol Stu is my favorite side character to not get his own episode yet. When will this injustice be righted?
Never. The guy has dead fish in his shoes!
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What about Prof. Frink?
And FWIW, Ralph more or less got his episode in the one where Marge had Bart befriend him. Then there was also the episode in which Lisa gave him a Valentine. So go tell it to the ear. :-)
=v= Say, "head" on over to http://www.peelified.com/ and take
a look at postings from Nixorbo, one of the moderators.
His avatar is Disco Stu's head in a jar! .--.
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Ralph Wiggum has already had his own episode, foolish child.
Right. I forgot about the "choo choo choose me" and the "i got a moonrock in my nose" episodes.
Chris� wrote:
"Who's Disco Stu?"
I've asked it before, but I don't think I got an answer. Is the George Bush episode the first episode where we get to meet Disco Stu?
Austin
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BART!
Yes.
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Bush
Yes.
"I wanted it to say 'Disco Stud', but I ran out of room. Not that Disco Stu didn't get his share of the action!"
Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.
Yes. The opening scene depicts a block rummage sale, and Marge was trying to sell a jacket Homer made in the 1970's with rhinestones that spell out "Disco Stud". Apparently, he didn't have the room for the last letter, so it said "Disco Stu". Upon seeing that, some guy turns to a bell-bottomed throwback and says "That's perfect for you". Stu then utters the infamous line I used as a subject for this thread.
Besides this show and the lepper colony episode, what others did he appear in?
Ok, cool...thanks. I remembered this scene, I just didn't know if he had appeared before that. It would be completely within Homer's character for him to not remember who Disco Stu really was...so I wasn't sure. Thanks. :-)
He's in the Praiseland episode, as well as the one from this season, where he has dead fish in his shoes.
Austin
Not exactly the opening scene of that ep, but close enough.
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It was supposed to be "Disco Stud," but I ran out of room.