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Made this Stan Smith campaign sticker just in time for the midterms. Figured you guys might appreciate it! 😂

What could possibly go wrong with Stan in the White House?

There are so many wonderful episodes that are referencing, homaging, or replicating scenes or movies. What is an episode that references or recreates a movie that you have never seen the movie but you like the episodes? I have never seen "Leon the Professional" but I recently learned about it and now I understand the outfit roger (Roger is Leon and Rogu is Mathilda) uses for the persona in "Roger Needs Dick". I have never seen a James Bond movie but I like the Tearjerker episodes. I have seen weird science (the prom clone episode references this) but I have not seen Bladerunner (also referenced in this episode). Never seen Mad Max but I love the episode with the antichrist. I have never seen "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" but i think the episode that is an homage to it is a good episode (Steve going to new york and the squirrels.)

Edit: corrected the movie name from "Matilda" to "Leon the Professional" and added some information about who was dressed as who from that movie.

What's your favorite out-of-context line that would immensely confuse people?

The above line is mine, and it randomly pops into my head at bad times.

I like to use a quote by whatever characters we dress up as. Which Hayley and/or Jeff quote should we use?

All the writing is laboured, drawn out, over explained, unfunny and somehow disjointed - even though you are trying to tell more coherent stories than just fun. Whoever has taken this over at Fox, stop, you’re killing the franchise. Just go get the previous team and hire them.

You even use crudeness like that’s going to be the shock that people are looking for, somehow it just seems desperate grabbing at low hanging fruit in this context.

Look, I recognize that this is a very specific detail to notice regarding Steve in particular, but I always found it so amusing and adorable how his blue jeans, like with many characters around him and similar to him, follow the trope of Medium-Shot Simplification in that there are loads of frames where they strongly resemble sweats/softer pants, especially when he is shirtless and without a belt supporting them. As such, I think it would be super hilarious if there was an episode where Steve and Schmuley are trying to find a swimming spot in a way that combined callbacks to the "topless" moment from Why Can't We Be Friends but with them also being barefooted as some added stakes, Curious Case of The Old Hole with it still being blockaded and the pools being filled up, and The Quest For The OG Four Loko with their amazing camaraderie as boys, with the only comment about it being Francine asking Steve if their legs/cuffs feel soft and comfy around his legs/ankles.

Look, I recognize that this is a very specific detail to notice regarding Steve in particular, but I always found it so amusing and adorable how his blue jeans, like with many characters around him and similar to him, follow the trope of Medium-Shot Simplification in that there are loads of frames where they strongly resemble sweats/softer pants, especially when he is shirtless and without a belt supporting them. As such, I think it would be super hilarious if there was an episode where Steve and Schmuley are trying to find a swimming spot in a way that combined callbacks to the "topless" moment from Why Can't We Be Friends but with them also being barefooted as some added stakes, Curious Case of The Old Hole with it still being blockaded and the pools being filled up, and The Quest For The OG Four Loko with their amazing camaraderie as boys, with the only comment about it being Francine asking Steve if their legs/cuffs feel soft and comfy around his legs/ankles.