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Brothers (US)
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| Title: | Wake Me Up Before You Go Go |
| Episode Number: | 46 |
| Season: | 3 |
| Season Episode #.: | 6 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday June 04th, 1986 |
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The Point After is hired for an Irish wake. Joe encounters numerous problems, not the least of which is the fact that the coffin delivered to the restaurant for the wake is empty.
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| Joe: When my mother died, I cried. But years later, when my father died, I couldn't.
Throughout the series it was established that the Waters' brothers' father died first, not their mother.
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| Joe: I ask for a few simple favors and what do I get?
Donald: Another day older and deeper in debt.
Donald's reply is a line from Tennessee Ernie Ford's classic song "Sixteen Tons."
| Joe: I hate the sound of silence.
Donald: (To Penny) That's what Carrie Fisher said to Paul Simon on the way out.
Carrie Fisher was married to Paul Simon for approximately 11 months in 1983-84. One of Simon's hits was "The Sound of Silence."
| The title of this episode is also the title of a #1 hit by Wham! UK (also known as "Wham!").
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