Recap
Hank, Dean, Sgt Hatred, Brock, Orpheus, and Shoreleave are playing football on the compound yard, and Sgt Hatred reminds Brock they're playing touch football. Shoreleave is mad that he isn't on the skin teams Brock senses that someone is in his car and runs to the garage, while Dean waits for someone to pass to him...
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Episode Quotes
Dr. Byron Orpheus: Mr. Venture is not suicidal.
Shoreleave: Oh, really? Why is he trying to hang himself from your tie?
Dr. Byron Orpheus: Because Mr. Venture is possessed!
Kevin: That's it. I'm going to bash the door down with my secret mind powers. Back up, Tim-Tom.
Tim-Tom: You don't have secret mind powers.
Kevin: That's because they're secret. Maybe even to me.
Tim-Tom: I have a key to the door
Kevin: Oh, whatever. It's just, now we'll never know about secret mind powers.
Dr. Mrs. the Monarch: Gary, you've seen too much.
Henchman 21: I've seen my only real friend die. I've seen a giant penny roll over a guy dressed like a rainbow. I've seen the Donkey Kong kill screen. I've seen attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
Dr. Mrs. the Monarch: Oh, G-A-R-Y! You ain't got no alibi! You're Gary! What, what?!? You're Gary!
Henchman 21: Okay, I have not seen that ever
Cultural References
Dr. Orpheus: This isn't a Gallagher 2 tour.
Gallagher is a stand-up prop comedian famed for smashing watermelons on stage and splattering the pieces on the front rows of his audience.
Henchman 21: You think he's going to bring back a pissed-off Billy Mahoney with him?
Billy Mahoney is a character in the 1990 movie Flatliners, which involved ghostly figures haunting med students who deliberately inflicted near-death experiences on themselves. Mahoney is a figure who appears to haunt Nelson (Kiefer Sutherland).
Henchman 21: I've seen attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
This line is from the 1982 movie Blade Runner. A dying replicant, Roy Batty, describes all the astonishing things that he's seen.
Henchman 21: We must drink. This is tranya.
As noted, the line is from the original
Star Trek episode "
The Corbomite Maneuver", when Balok, an alien played by a very young
Clint Howard in a bald wig, offers the
Enterprise visitors a drink.