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Grounded for Life
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| Title: | Lily B. Goode |
| Episode Number: | 1 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 1 |
| Production Number: | 105 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday January 10th, 2001 |
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Lily became 14, searching for attention, she hooks up with the boy next door, Brad. When Sean catches them making out in the car, he reacts by throwing fried chicken at the boy. Meanwhile Walt (Sean's Father) is teaching his grandsons how to dig a hole.
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| Their dog "Merv" is only in the pilot of the show.
| The show was originally pitched with the title "Don't Get Me Started". However, when no one was happy with that name, network and production company executives began to pitch new titles. Suggestions included "The Young Parent Show" and "Egg, Sperm - Now This" before settling on "Grounded For Life".
| This marks the most-watched episode in the series run.
| This episode marks the only appearance of Floyd Van Buskirk as Mr. O'Keefe before his role was recast.
| Neilson Rating: 7.9/12
| sean throws a pice of chicken at Brad.
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| Eddie: I can't believe you didn't get biscuits. They come with the chicken.
| Lily: From now on I am going to associate sex with having fried food hurled at me!
| Walt: Let's make sure we're all on the same page here. There will be spankings.
Jimmy: What if we don't do anything to deserve a spanking?
Walt: No, there will be spankings.
| Lily: Dad, would you mind not watching porno while we're studying?
| Claudia: Brad O'Keefe goes crying to his daddy just because he gets a little chicken thrown at him? (scoffs) Big fat wussy.
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| Lily B. Good: Title
The title of this episode is derived from the song "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry.
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