Talk:Spring Breakout

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Lucille says there was 250cc of your father in that banana stand referring to the fact that George Sr froze a "specimen" when he went on a hair loss drug which was rumored to cause infertility. Not referring to the money in the banana stand.

Also in the hidden background joke section you should mention that Kitty and Lucille have a drinking contest in a bar called 'Senor Tadpole'. This is subtle reference to the fact that Kitty wants 250cc of George Senior's sperm which like all health sperm are shaped like tadpoles.99.236.44.58 (talk) 16:02, 28 March 2008 (UTC)John[reply]

Can we add a running thread about the self-reflexive nature of "Scandalmakers" and the criticisms it addresses about the show? 76.118.184.26 (talk) 01:55, 12 June 2008 (UTC) - KBS 6/11/08[reply]

"In the intervention/drunken party flashback, Michael is shown wearing Franklin the puppet's afro wig. When it cuts to Tobias crying and Buster struggling to play the piano as he sobers up, Franklin has his afro wig back on his head."
I'm not sure this should be regarded as a goof. As you say, it cuts to a later moment, and thus, Michael could easily have given GOB back the Franklin wig. Furthermore, how do we know there is only one wig for the puppet? Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps (talk) 17:55, 08 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]