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That first pretty crazy to reference, wno all would know that movie?
Pretty esoteric, for sure. Probably a couple people in the writing pool backed it and the powers that be just let it go as it's not pushing any buttons on the surface.
Or have no clue about the movie. Pretty hot lesbian scene for sure.
Joke aside, likely ignorance on their part.
Thanks for the Mallrats gif, that's awesome! True guess not something we should talk about in public, but I not met anyone who had seen then film.
Bob always insists that his ideas for specials are perfect, and often chooses references that are too obscure, or just inappropriate for a family diner.
Sometimes a string of better ideas get quoted by various other characters, throughout the episode.
So the writers give Bob their worst (least appropriate) idea, each episode.
Sadly, many of the better ones don't become signs for screenshots, because Bob cannot admit when he is wrong.
Which one ?
I guess the first is "blue is the warmest color"
Second and third idk
Yeah I know the first the other two allude me.
"allude" haha
I think you meant elude, but the homophone makes it funnier.
I'd assume the second was a reference to the song...
The third obviously a pun on "New Beginnings." It's a reference to it being both the first episode of the first season but also the re-opening of the restaraunt.
Oh, I thought they were all references to movies