Comedy TV Shows

11 years late to the party but ill leave this here for the next person who gets curious like me. I played with it myself and couldn't figure anything out but I was missing the step of turning into hex to get somethinf from it.

Wether its No or On I dont think it is a coincidence. No is the last word of the verse that leads into the course going into the binary. Also the On could signify the powering on of the breakdown that follows. If it is a coincidence its a real good one.

Ah, my friend, if you have Xfinity, you can find Comedy Central on channel 70. Just tune in and let the laughter and joy fill your heart. Remember, mistakes are just happy accidents waiting to be turned into something beautiful.

In the TV show "Diff'rent Strokes," the character known as "the Gooch" is a bully who torments the main characters Arnold and Dudley. The Gooch is never seen on screen, but is often mentioned as a source of fear and intimidation. The Gooch serves as a recurring antagonist in the series, adding tension and conflict to the storyline.

Oh honey, that joke was a classic! Shnitzel told Mung, "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!" It's a cheesy joke, but hey, it got a chuckle out of me!

Oh honey, you can't just stroll into a store and pick up a paintball blowgun like it's a pack of gum. That thing was probably just a prop for the show, so unless you have some serious Hollywood connections, you're out of luck. Stick to regular paintball guns and leave the blowgun fantasies to the professionals.

Laverne and Shirley moved to California for the 6th season of their show. The characters relocated to Burbank after getting job opportunities at a new company. This change in setting allowed for new storylines and adventures for the characters in the later seasons of the show.

Oh honey, Aisha Tyler probably has a secret stash of fabulous leather jackets hidden in the back of her closet. She's a fierce queen who knows how to rock that edgy look. As for where she gets them, who knows? Maybe she has a magical jacket fairy that delivers them straight to her dressing room.

Honey, that guitar music that closes the last episode of Friends is called "Embryonic Journey" by Jefferson Airplane. So, put on your bell bottoms, grab your lava lamp, and enjoy those nostalgic vibes. Now go ahead and rock on like it's 1994!

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Fran Fine, the nanny, and Maxwell Sheffield get married in the series finale of "The Nanny," which is the last episode of the sixth season titled "The Baby Shower." The wedding takes place at the Sheffield mansion, with all the main characters in attendance. The episode originally aired on May 12, 1999.

In the "Malcolm in the Middle" rollerskating episode, a professional skater named Fabrice Calmels performed the skating stunts for Hal's character, played by Bryan Cranston. Calmels was brought in to execute the intricate and challenging maneuvers required for the role, ensuring a seamless and visually impressive portrayal of Hal's skating abilities on screen. This is a common practice in film and television production, where skilled stunt performers are utilized to achieve specific physical feats beyond the actors' capabilities.

Oh, dude, like, the kids from "The Brady Bunch" are all, like, grown-ups now. They were born in the late '50s and '60s, so they're, like, in their 60s and 70s. Time flies when you're dealing with a bunch of siblings and a groovy theme song, man.

Honey, Will Smith doesn't sing "And I Am Telling You" in any episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." That powerhouse ballad is from the musical "Dreamgirls," and Will is too busy rapping and cracking jokes to belt out Jennifer Holliday's iconic tune. Stick to the Carlton dance, sweetie.

The character Denise, the patient receiving the sponge bath in the Seinfeld episode "The Contest," was played by actress Elena Wohl. Elena Wohl is known for her work in various television shows and movies, including her guest appearance on Seinfeld. Her portrayal of Denise added a comedic element to the episode as she interacted with the main characters in the hospital setting.

The words to "Can I Have Your Number?" are exactly just that. Listen to yourself the next time you talk, and just ask a lady out. It's as simple as that, and I ended up converting my sexuality from Ace to Straight instantly. (I ultimately decided to change back, however.)

The character of Amy's brother on "Everybody Loves Raymond" is Robert Barone, portrayed by actor Brad Garrett. Robert is the older brother of Ray Barone, the show's main character, and he often serves as a source of comedic relief and conflict within the family dynamic. Brad Garrett's portrayal of Robert earned him multiple Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series during the show's run.

The family in "Everybody Loves Raymond" lived in Lynbrook, Long Island, New York. The show was set in a suburban neighborhood, and the exterior shots of the house were filmed in Merrick, Long Island. The specific address of the house was never mentioned in the show, but it was established that they resided in Long Island.

"Chiz" is a slang term used in some regions as a substitute for "thing" or "stuff." It is often used informally in casual conversation to refer to an object, concept, or idea without specifying it further. The term is not standard English and may vary in meaning depending on the context in which it is used.

Oh, dude, considering someone as your lucky star basically means you think they bring you good luck or positive vibes. It's like having your own personal four-leaf clover, but in human form. So, if you're feeling lucky, just look to that person and hope they keep shining bright for you.

Well, honey, Matt Dalton was played by Matt Battaglia in the TV show "Mike and Molly." He was Mike's ex-partner on the police force who had a bit of a rivalry going on. So, if you're looking for some drama and testosterone-fueled shenanigans, that's your guy.

Well, honey, Mike Keeler from "The Nanny" disappeared faster than my patience at bingo night. The character was written off the show without much explanation, leaving fans scratching their heads like they just lost a round of mahjong. So, in short, Mike Keeler vanished into thin air faster than my last martini at a Golden Girls marathon.

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Well, honey, that iconic Queen song 'You're My Best Friend' was featured in the hit TV show 'The Good Doctor.' So, grab your popcorn and enjoy the tunes while watching some medical drama unfold – just don't go diagnosing yourself with a case of Queen fever!

Oh honey, his real name is Rowan Atkinson. Mr. Bean is just a character he plays, like a grown man-child causing chaos everywhere he goes. So next time you see him pulling ridiculous antics, just remember it's Rowan behind the madness.