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Brothers (US)
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| Title: | Happy Birthday, Baby Brother |
| Episode Number: | 27 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 12 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday August 08th, 1985 |
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Cliff is celebrating his 25th birthday, meaning he is to get a trust fund. Lou spent the trust fund money, so he devises a scheme to marry the wealthy mother of Cliff's date.
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| In 1986, Showtime asked the various cast members of Brothers to name their favorite episode. This episode was chosen by Paul Regina (Cliff) as his favorite.
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| Winston: Mother just loves a good party.
Penny: Well, hey! Let's all get naked and make a pile!
| Barnes: (to Donald) A fruit cup for the fruitcake?
Kelly: Well, that wasn't a very polite thing to say!
Barnes: You're right. (to Donald) A fruit cup for the fruitcake, sir?
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| In this episode Cliff turns 25; however, in the first season episode I Remember Papa, Cliff said he was already 25.
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| Donald: I saw that look in his eyes. And it was a look that said, "Dear when you smiled at me, I heard a melody, it haunted me from the start. Something inside of my started a symphony. Zing! Went the strings of my heart!" Am I right?
Donald is quoting a verse from the song "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart," a hit in 1943 for Judy Garland, from the musical revue Thumbs Up. Frank Sinatra also had a recording of the song, and the Trampps (the band who later had the hit "Disco Inferno") made the Billboard Hot 100 with a version of the song.
| Cliff: Shouldn't I want to love him?
Donald: Who am I, Joyce Brothers?
Dr. Joyce Brothers is a well-known family psychologist and advice columnist.
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