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Everybody Hates Chris :: Everybody Hates the Pilot (01x01)
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| Title: | Everybody Hates the Pilot |
| Episode #: | 01x01 |
| Production Number: | 101 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday September 22nd, 2005 |
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Chris Rock narrates as Brooklyn teenager Chris is uprooted from his school and bused to a white school two-hours away. There, Chris goes head-to-head with a bully, but is able to make a new friend in Greg during his first day. Meanwhile, Chris' father, Julius, and mother, Rochelle, talk about family finances.
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On the wall of Chris' and Drew's bedroom in the opening scene are posters advertising Grandmaster Flash and The Sugarhill Gang among others. | Chris's school displays a banner saying "Corleone Junior High School - Brooklyn, New York". | This is an allusion to the Corleone family, the main focus of the classic Mob film trilogy The Godfather and to what Narrator Chris says the about neighourhood where his new school is: "It was just like Bedstuy: take away the gangs, add the mob!" | The title of Chris Rock's show "Everybody Hates Chris" is a play on words from the title for the popular television show "Everybody Loves Raymond". | Chris Rock and Terry Crews previously starred together in the movie The Longest Yard. | This episode was awarded the Best TV Show of the Week award by the Parents Television Council. Click here for more information. | "I Wish" by Stevie Wonder - the song playing while everyone is loading up the van just after the opening credits. | This episode scored the highest ever rating for a comedy premiere on UPN and the third best rating for any program (behind the premieres of Star Trek: Voyager and Enterprise) on the network. | This episode drew 7.78 million viewers, coming second in it's timeslot. |
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Chris: If you wake up dad he's gonna punch me square in the face and then I'm gonna punch you in the face and he'll kill me and then he'll go to jail. | (In flashback)
Mr. Palmer: I didn't touch her! I don't know what you're talking about!
Narrator: Mr Palmer was accused of doing something that we can't tell you about because of the network censors. The school settled the lawsuit out of court, and he's not allowed to teach anymore. If he moves to your neighborhood, you'll get a warning. | Julius: That's 49 cents of spilt milk drippin' all over the table. Somebody gon' drink this milk. | Joey: This isn't over, nigger.
Narrator: Oh, he got away with callin' me nigger that day, but later in life he said it at a DMX concert and almost got stomped to death. | Julius: If you smell smoke, and you think the house is going to catch fire, get your brother and your sister and get out of here.
Julius: (Days later) If you smell gas, and you think the house is going to blow up, get your brother and your sister and get out of here.
Julius: (Weeks later) If you smell smoke, and your brother catches on fire, get your sister and get out of here. |
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In the scene where Julius and Rochelle argue about her only paying half of a bill, the patch on his shirt says "Overlook Hotel." That was the name of the hotel in the Stephen King novel and movie The Shining. |
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