There was a flaw in the last scene. First they said 1989 Broncos then they said 1991 Broncos a minute later. Well the 1989 Broncos were AFC champs losing to the 49ers 55 to 10 in super bowl XXIX. I don't think this was intentional.
Rod
There was a flaw in the last scene. First they said 1989 Broncos then they said 1991 Broncos a minute later. Well the 1989 Broncos were AFC champs losing to the 49ers 55 to 10 in super bowl XXIX. I don't think this was intentional.
Rod
[email] wrote:
Since the Broncos were at that generics lab, should they be wearing the present uniforms or the classic "Orange Crush" Uniforms?
On Thu, 26 Feb 1998 11:05:55 -0500, "Mario P. Labot Jr." offered this unto Shub-Internet:
Depends. Elway and other players from the 89 or 91 team <should be 89 IMO> and still on the team would have both, but those who weren't there at the begining of last season would have to old uniforms. I'd say old ones, just to preserve team unity and give that nostalgic feeling.
If you pay real attention to the refereces, the year of the team swaps every time they are mentioned. It's just a stupid thing they trough in, I wouldn't really think about it anymore than you already have.
On Wed, 25 Feb 1998 [email] wrote:
The 1989 Broncos were the AFC Champs and did lose in the Super Bowl to San Francisco. The 1991 Broncos lost in the playoffs; that season the Buffalo Bills were the AFC Champs. I figure it was just a mistake made by someone who didn't know their football history.
Lou
Do you think maybe they said 89 and 91 to be funny? like she had slept with BOTH teams? Just a thought... it seemed too obvious to be a mistake.
Thanks for noticing that also! I thought that maybe I had heard the wrong year earlier in the show!
Robyn
Well, how old is Eric supposed to be? It would be the team of the year in which he was concieved (well, supposedly). I *think* he's 8...so it would be the '89 team (conceived in '89 and born in '90). That's assuming, of course, that the show is happening in the present. Or maybe we're just analyzing this way too much....
-jasen!
Well, most likely Cartman's mom did both teams. So you never know. I think it was not a mistake. Maybe it's just there to have people going "uhm, wtf?"
In article , JDzienisze wrote:
I thought that the team was introduced as the AFC Champion Broncos when they entered the Barn Dance. If so, that means that Cartman would have been conceived in 1990 since the AFC Championship game for the 89 season would have been played in Jan 1990.
On 26 Feb 1998 10:52:52 -0600, [email] (Ed Guillen) wrote:
yeah, and she said that the barn dance was in august, so that would make eric's birthday somewhere around may of 1991. that would make him 7 years old this year....too young. there's no logical way to try to put this together...i don't think that it was meant to work out.
Jeremy
In article , [email] says...
Perhaps she was already pregnant before the barn dance......
Snapps
[email]
I dont' think she said when the dance was. She said it was in autumn, not august.
Since the pretence of the show is four foul-mouthed 8-year-old third-graders ... yada yada yada, then it would HAVE to be the 1989 team. Do the math. If it were the 91 team, Eric would only be 6, 7 at best. And be a grade or two behind the others.
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[email] wrote:
That's the second time that they made a numerical error related to football. Can you name the first?
one of the kid's jerseys in "Big gay al" kept changing numbers
On Fri, 27 Feb 1998 01:38:28 GMT, [email] (Mike Naylor) offered this unto Shub-Internet:
Number of players on the field? Or was it the kid wearing 00?
[email] wrote:
If anyone posted the correct answer, I never saw it.
The answer is that in "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride", Kenny wore number 13, but the announcer called him number 23.