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The War at Home :: Looney Tunes (01x15)
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| Title: | Looney Tunes |
| Episode #: | 01x15 |
| Production Number: | 2T7614 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday March 12th, 2006 |
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After finding a crumbled-up note with despondent scribbling on it in Mike’s room, Dave and Vicky are convinced that Mike is unhappy and try to pamper him out of his depressed state. Mike plays along with their suspicion and milks it for all its worth, but the truth comes out when he’s forced to see a therapist, who sees right through his lies. Meanwhile, Larry is upset that Mike is getting all the attention when he is the son who actually needs help, and Hillary takes a sexual experience survey for class. Which makes Dave crazy to know her answers.
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Dave: Hey, Hill.
Hillary: Hey.
Dave: "Sexual Experience Questionnaire"? What the hell is that? Some test you pass around so you can mix-and-match with other horny kids? That's disgusting.
Hillary: No. This is a survey from the State of New York.
Dave: Politicians want to know about teenage sex? Yeah, I guess that sounds about right.
| Vicky: (about Mike) He's a little depressed.
Larry: I'm sorry, wait, Mike's depressed?
Vicky: Yeah.
Larry: What does he have to be depressed about?
Hillary: Well, you're his brother. I know that gets me down sometimes.
| Dave: Hey.
Vicky: Hey.
Dave: How you doing?
Vicky: Um, I'm just a little worried.
Dave: Yeah, I know. Hillary's taking some sex quiz. It's the first time in my life I've ever worried that she's gonna score too high on a test.
| Vicky: (about Mike) I found this in his trash can when I was snooping... I mean, cleaning in his room.
Dave: (reads note) "Life sucks. Why even bother? I feel like crawling in a hole and never coming out." You sure you didn't find this in my trash?
| Dave: Sweetie, we don't have to go running to some headshrinker, all right? I know exactly what this is about. We've been too busy oiling the squeaky wheels.
Larry: Hey, what's that supposed to mean?
Hillary: It means you're a freak.
| Mike: Pancakes? What's wrong? Did Grandma die?
Dave: No, no, we just wanted to do something special for you. And after work, I'm going to take you to get that new video game you've been asking me for.
Mike: All right, tell me what's going on. Are you guys getting a divorce?
Dave: No, damn it! Why are you always asking us that?
| Vicky: Hey, we need to talk. All right, we did it your way, we got Mike everything he asked for and he's getting worse. Larry made him cry.
Dave: Hey, not for nothing, Larry makes me cry from time to time, too.
| Dave: No, no. No therapy. Okay? All those head doctors do is say you have ADD or OCD or NAACP and boom, you're labeled a nut job. And once you start, you can't stop. I'm telling you, Vicky, therapy is like crack for sad people.
| Vicky: What's the alternative, to be ignorant and in the dark?
Dave: Hey, some people are afraid of the dark, I'm afraid of the light.
| Larry: Hey, Mike just told me he's going to therapy.
Dave: Yeah, so?
Larry: So, if there's anyone in this family who should be going to therapy, it's me. I'm the middle child, I'm neurotic, I'm the one with the horrible social skills. How many cries for help do you need?!
| Larry: Let me ask you, this Aunt Shelly, before she went crazy, did she have weird thoughts like what would happen if she were suddenly on the Iron Chef and she didn't know how to cook?
Vicky: I don't know, honey, but trust me, you're 100% normal.
Larry: Well, thanks, Mom. (walks out)
Dave: 100% must mean something different than when I was in school.
| Vicky: You know, between his sleeping and his moods, and that note, you know, we're just very concerned, Doctor. And I'm not one of those parents that, you know, overreacts, but he turned down chocolate-chip pancakes.
Dr. Leiber: Well, I don't consider therapy overreacting, I just think it's good parenting.
(cut scene)
Dr. Leiber: Plus, all I need is one more manic depressive or schizophrenic and I can afford to re-landscape.
| Aunt Shelly: Actually, honey, you're not Vicky's son. You're my son. They took you away because I'm insane.
(Larry runs away screaming; cut scene)
Aunt Shelly: Nah, I'm not his mother, I was just screwing with him. Serves them right for never visiting me.
| Dr. Leiber: (about Mike) This is a very difficult thing for a therapist to tell a parent about their child...
Vicky: Oh, God!
Dave: What, he's sick? He's really sick?
Dr. Leiber: Actually, the clinical term is, "Big ****ing Liar."
| Mike: All right, look, I have to tell you guys the truth. I'm not really depressed, okay? That note you found was a song I tried to write, and I was just trying to get you to buy me stuff.
Vicky: We know that, you idiot!
Dave: Yeah, what's the matter with you, huh? How can you do something like that?
Vicky: You scared us!
Dave: How are we supposed to know when there's something's really wrong with you, you moron!
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Wheel of Depression
The Wheel of Depression is an obvious reference to the hit show Wheel of Fortune.
| The episode title “Looney Tunes” is a spoof off of the classic cartoon The Looney Tunes Show.
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