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Brothers (US) :: Donald's Half Sister (03x03)
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| Title: | Donald's Half Sister |
| Episode #: | 03x03 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday May 07th, 1986 |
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Donald's half-sister comes to visit. She soon begins dating Joe with plans on dumping him, sparking conflict between her and Donald.
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Donald discovered he had a sister in the second season episode Donald's Dad.
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Carlene: You see, I was young and single. I was a ski pro.
Donald: That didn't sit well with Dad? He was a tennis pro!
Carlene: Yeah, but he referred to my job as "snow slut."
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Donald: You skied with Julio Iglesias?
Carlene: Yeah. He doesn't do anything alone.
Julio Iglesias had two major hits in 1984 that were duets, "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" with Willie Nelson and "All of You" with Diana Ross.
| Donald: You're packing?
Carlene: Yes.
Donald: Why?
Carlene: Because if I wear all my clothes on the plane, I'll look like Refrigerator Perry.
Refrigerator Perry was a linebacker for the Chicago Bears, playing on their 1985 Super Bowl team.
| Carlene: But when I came to the States to go to school..
Donald: Where?
Carlene: Oh, I don't know. One of those states that John Denver sings about.
Denver had two major hits mentioning states: "Take Me Home, Country Roads" (West Virginia) and "Rocky Mountain High" (Colorado).
| Donald: Well, some people just have a knack for cooking. I, on the other hand, have a talent that makes Spago's look like a bowler's picnic.
Spago Beverly Hills is a famous restaurant (operated by chef Wolfgang Puck) known for its fine food and celebrity clientele.
| Carlene: So, I'm out with my college ski team in Vail, and who was skiing right next to me? Liza.
Liza Minnelli.
| Carlene: You know, in a minute we're going to start to sing "When I Fall in Love, It Will Be Forever."
The song (written by Edward Heyman and Victor Young) was a hit for Doris Day in 1952 and the Lettermen in 1962. Nat King Cole also recorded the song.
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