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| Title: | Better Days |
| Episode Number: | 5 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 5 |
| Production Number: | 104 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday November 05th, 2000 |
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Even though his friends advise him not to, Ed makes another attempt to win over Carol, and her newly broken heart. This leads to Ed commiserating with Nick.
Stuckeybowl business has been low, so Ed gives in and lets Phil create the first ever Stuckeybowl tv commercial. Also, Nancy tries to make the little time that she and Mike have together special.
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| Where's Phil? - Phil produces the first-ever Stuckeybowl tv commercial. Ed rejects his first idea of using strippers in the ad, so Phil makes a strange 30-second commercial featuring himself as a high-school graduate and Kenny as his father. They finally mention Stuckeybowl in the final seconds of the commercial.
Shirley considers this the best commercial ever.
| Insider Info - Jack Fundus, the skywriting king, is named after the show's key grip, Kenneth Fundus.
| $10 Bets - Mike bets Ed to walk up to a woman at the bar and offer to buy her a drink . . . with beer nuts in his mouth.
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| | Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •Fontella Bass | Rescue Me | | | •The Jayhawks | Better Days | |
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| Mike: These crazy Belgian bastards know how to live!
| Nick (final words to Carol): This right here, this was never about friendship.
| Mike: Bullfights and machismo. If you gave Hemingway some bullfights, and a little machismo, he was a happy, happy man.
| Kenny: I brought coffee... I didn't know what size you wanted, so I got small, medium and large.
| Kenny: I always wanted to go on a stakeout. One of my favorite movies is 'Stakeout'. Even better than that was the sequel, 'Another Stakeout'. They really took it to the next level.
| Phil: NYPD Blue, baby... Check it out. Give me some Sipowicz... Sipowicz!
| Ed: Stuckeybowl is a family place - a nice place. It's not a stripper kind of place.
| Phil: Shirley, those who raise the bar of expectation, bar the expectation of raise.
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