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[cindy and jimmy forever]

SPONGEBOB!!!

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Wtf...

Why did you just randomly blurt out "Spongebob?"

[Ang]

IDK :blink:

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Um. Getting back on topic... o-o

I think the reference the writers put for TV LAND on the Halloween episode was funny. :P

[.:!Gwen!:.]

George Bush is an excellent leader who needs our support more than ever. -_- Please don't bash him like that.





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[Crash_7]

*rolls eyes* Back on topic, please. As much as this has strayed the last couple of pages, I'm tempted to ask Ally or Mara to lock the thread that I started.

[.:!Gwen!:.]

Mhm, sorry about that.

In the movie, Ooblar says something like, "Where is your leader?!?" Being a human being, I've heard the expression "Take me to your leader!" more than once. Anybody know where this originated from?




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[Ang]

I've seen that soo many times and yet no one knows..........

[jimmyandcindy]

me too

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I have no idea, either. *Scratches head*

[~~Megan~~]

Sorry about the crack on the Prez. It was a joke. My social studies teacher saw "Republicans for Voldemort" on a bumper sticker. :P

[JimmySpaz]

Umm...ya...I don't wanna get into a politics discussion cuz that'll just lead to a whole lot of problems....I almost cried the other day at school the politics discussion was so bad... (this one jerk said he wanted to kill this guy in our grade for being a republican..that's why i almost cried...that and im WAY too easy a crier!)

[~~Megan~~]

I saw a reference to JN in another JN episode!!!

In One of US, Jimmy bursts into Grandma Taters's room and says, "Grandma Taters, I presume?" There's an episode titled "Professor Calamitous, I Presume."
I guess the screenwriters were running out of ideas!!! :P

[Crash_7]

Both of those were references to, "Dr. Livingstone, I presume?"

[marioarp]

SPONGEBOB!!!

WTF :blink: thats way off topic but i do like the show thoe

[lexie]

In "Sheen's Brain", Sheen says, "Libby Folfax, come on down!" That's a reference to the long running (heck, FOREVER running) daytime game show, "The Price is Right". That's the line the announcer uses to call contestants down from the studio audience. Well, except that he doesn't call everybody Libby Folfax. :)

I think he actually died years ago, they just made a robot that looked like him.

[.:!Gwen!:.]

Nah, he's alive.

He's eighty-something, but he's alive.

He just retired is all.







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[Crash_7]

If you're talking about Bob Barker, he wasnt' the guy who said, "Come on down!!!". Bob Barker was the host/MC of the show. It was the announcer who used to say that line. I don't remember his name.

[lexie]

(I blame his mass amounts of botox then.)

I was just kidding.
Your supposed to go "HA! That was funny!"
here ill say it for you



"HA! That was funny! Bob Barker, a robot!"

See, dont you feel warm and fuzzy inside now?
XD

[Hugh]

Ooh, I caught some!

The 'Bahama Quadrangle' mentioned in The Evil Beneath is a funny take on the name of a real place, the Bermuda Triangle. They also seem to be located in the same place!

Then, in the episode 'Brobot', the entire scene where Jimmy was creating Brobot was a reference to Frankenstein, most particularly all the thunder and Goddard's Igor-like "Yes, master."

Oh, and did anyone notice that Michael Jackson was one of the monsters on Jim's wheely thingamajig in 'Nightmare in Retroville'?

Finally, in 'Jimmy Goes to College', the "toga" chant by Goddard, Sheen and Carl was a reference to the Toga Parties from the movie 'Animal House'.