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Argue posted:There's an extended cut of Pie-Mary on Hulu, so if you haven't seen the ep yet make sure you watch that version instead. There's about 5 minutes of new content for anyone considering watching it again. The extended cut is required viewing imo, it has some setup of Ron's puzzle solving abilities and it explains his out of nowhere enthusiasm when April brings him the box clues.
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:The extended cut is required viewing imo, it has some setup of Ron's puzzle solving abilities and it explains his out of nowhere enthusiasm when April brings him the box clues. We don't need any setup because his enthusiasm for puzzles was previously demonstrated in some episode in Season 3 or 4 or thereabouts. 
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Feb 13, 2015 02:46
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Pakled posted:We don't need any setup because his enthusiasm for puzzles was previously demonstrated in some episode in Season 3 or 4 or thereabouts. "Operation Ann", season 4.
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Pakled posted:We don't need any setup because his enthusiasm for puzzles was previously demonstrated in some episode in Season 3 or 4 or thereabouts. Operation Ann in season 4. Ron Swanson would also hate if Leslie sets up a puzzle for his birthday.
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Feb 13, 2015 02:55
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bobkatt013 posted:Operation Ann in season 4. Ron Swanson would also hate if Leslie sets up a puzzle for his birthday. "Leslie. That. That's what I want..."
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I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale, one of the funerals will be Garry's. He's been having far too much good fortune this season with Donna fixing his name, hanging out with him, and helping him get his stuff back. Plus, the callback to his heart condition (slyly dropping the fact that he left his heart medicine down the grate) is pretty much a Chekhov's gun.
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale, one of the funerals will be Garry's. He's been having far too much good fortune this season with Donna fixing his name, hanging out with him, and helping him get his stuff back. Plus, the callback to his heart condition (slyly dropping the fact that he left his heart medicine down the grate) is pretty much a Chekhov's gun. Way too dark for this show.
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale That title is for episode 11, the finale is episodes 12 and 13.
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Feb 13, 2015 04:08
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He's going to have a heart attack while plowing Jean Ralphio who gets Mr. Hands'ed by his literally biggest penis.
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I keep having these images of Jean Ralphio in a casket but he's faking his death and at some point jumps out and sings a little jingle.
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I was thinking the same thing. And that everyone will blow it off in some form. And it will say Jerry on his tombstone. And then Gale marries Tom.
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Frostwerks posted:He's going to have a heart attack while plowing Jean Ralphio who gets Mr. Hands'ed by his literally biggest penis. Seems a bit cliche for this show.
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Timett posted:I keep having these images of Jean Ralphio in a casket but he's faking his death and at some point jumps out and sings a little jingle. Same here, but I picture that it's both Jean Ralphio and Mona Lisa, and they're watching from the rafters Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn style.
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Timett posted:I keep having these images of Jean Ralphio in a casket but he's faking his death and at some point jumps out and sings a little jingle. "...but I was alive the whole TIIIIIIIIiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIImeeeee"
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Spoeank posted:"...but I was alive the whole TIIIIIIIIiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIImeeeee" Mona Lisa coming out of the coffin, "would; would; would; hard-pass!"
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale, one of the funerals will be Garry's. He's been having far too much good fortune this season with Donna fixing his name, hanging out with him, and helping him get his stuff back. Plus, the callback to his heart condition (slyly dropping the fact that he left his heart medicine down the grate) is pretty much a Chekhov's gun. I was kind of thinking the same thing. I mean, after-all, he has had at least one
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thexerox123 posted:Same here, but I picture that it's both Jean Ralphio and Mona Lisa, and they're watching from the rafters Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn style. They're talking about everyone and everything so loudly that everyone knows they're up there, but Doc Saperstein paid them all off to say nice things about his kids so they won't feel bad about themselves. Edit: I could somehow see New Girl doing that.
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale, one of the funerals will be Garry's. He's been having far too much good fortune this season with Donna fixing his name, hanging out with him, and helping him get his stuff back. Plus, the callback to his heart condition (slyly dropping the fact that he left his heart medicine down the grate) is pretty much a Chekhov's gun. I could see an episode where they think he's dead and have a funeral for him, just to find out he was doing something silly the whole time.
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Timett posted:I keep having these images of Jean Ralphio in a casket but he's faking his death and at some point jumps out and sings a little jingle. Jean Ralphio popping out of the casket causes Gerry to have a heart attack, hence the title Two Funerals
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FadingChord posted:President Mark Brendanawicz. This would be fantastic.
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Presidanawicz
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And Joe Biden is still VP.
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DrBouvenstein posted:And Joe Biden is still VP. She called him "senator" actually.
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I'm not anti-Tom really at all, but I didn't notice he wasn't in either episode until it was pointed out here and I didn't miss him at all.
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Pick posted:She called him "senator" actually. That is because that was John McCain, not Joe Biden. Keep your old white men straight.
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I know it's customary to still use "Mr. President" for former Presidents, not sure what the convention is for former veeps.
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Maxwell Lord posted:I know it's customary to still use "Mr. President" for former Presidents, not sure what the convention is for former veeps. "Dammit, Danny!"
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ganthony posted:That is because that was John McCain, not Joe Biden. Keep your old white men straight. Man what was I smoking when I wrote that post, yeesh, you're right. Head in season 7  .
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Maxwell Lord posted:I know it's customary to still use "Mr. President" for former Presidents, not sure what the convention is for former veeps. I choose to believe Biden is president in P&R's world. 
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ComradeCosmobot posted:I think it is becoming increasingly obvious that, for the finale, one of the funerals will be Garry's. He's been having far too much good fortune this season with Donna fixing his name, hanging out with him, and helping him get his stuff back. Plus, the callback to his heart condition (slyly dropping the fact that he left his heart medicine down the grate) is pretty much a Chekhov's gun. I would say it's too dark for this show, but the whole Garry/Donna c-plot for this episode gave me a really weird vibe, it felt like one long "goodbye". I totally expected him to get a heart attack at the end there or something.
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You guys are morbid. Why can't Garry just have a happy ending and he's having happy moments with Donna because they spent years being cruel to him and the morale has always been "they may be assholes to him at the office but his life is wonderful and retirement will be a blessing"? That doesn't feel like a spoiler since its just random speculation but everyone else was so I figured I'd be safe.
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I also do not think that it will be an actual funeral, just celebrating the deaths of April and Leslie's life in Pawnee. As there is two more episodes following it
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How old was Gary when he "retired" in season 3? The guy is pretty old now. And he worked for the government for 40 years at the time? My all time favorite Gary joke was when Ben and Christ discussed Gayle and one of them concluded "there is no possible explanation." whatever7 fucked around with this message at 01:18 on Feb 16, 2015 |
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whatever7 posted:How old was Gary when he "retired" in season 3? The guy is pretty old now. And he worked 40 years for the government at the time? 69/17
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whatever7 posted:How old was Gary when he "retired" in season 3? The guy is pretty old now. And he worked for the government for 40 years at the time? He doesn't have to be too old, if he started right out of the 2 year college he went to he'd be 60. That's long enough to get a government pension, but still not so old that he couldn't work part time at his old office job.
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Jim O'Heir is actually 53 years old. And he originally auditioned to be Ron Swanson.. edit: Also Gary's death is obviously from undiagnosed mumps. Ready! Set! Blow! fucked around with this message at 01:38 on Feb 16, 2015 |
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whatever7 posted:How old was Gary when he "retired" in season 3? The guy is pretty old now. And he worked for the government for 40 years at the time?
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Ron kills Leslie and himself in a murder suicide pact. In a final twist, they were killed by the landmine. The rest of the season were Leslie's dying hallucinations. It's what the show's been building up to. Calling it.
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smashpro1 posted:I choose to believe Biden is president in P&R's world. First act: improve train infrastructure so he can take Amtrak anywhere in the contiguous US of A 
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