The Thing

El episodio se emitió el 1 nov 1967
TV-G
30min

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Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor in Granjero último modelo (1965)

Comedy Family

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOliver is tired of paying storage for something neither he or Lisa can recall, so he has it shipped to Hooterville. Inside a giant crate is a genuine Stavinski birdbath that Lisa had bought ... Leer todoOliver is tired of paying storage for something neither he or Lisa can recall, so he has it shipped to Hooterville. Inside a giant crate is a genuine Stavinski birdbath that Lisa had bought years earlier for Oliver's birthday. The hideous collection of pipes and faucets leads Oli... Leer todoOliver is tired of paying storage for something neither he or Lisa can recall, so he has it shipped to Hooterville. Inside a giant crate is a genuine Stavinski birdbath that Lisa had bought years earlier for Oliver's birthday. The hideous collection of pipes and faucets leads Oliver to plot "the thing's" demise

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Surrealism becomes television with Green Acres ~

One never knew what to expect from one GA installment to the next. Credits written on chicken eggs...flying in the faces of the actors...dogs dating pigs...it goes on and on. Here, a birthday present Lisa had bought Oliver three years previously - for which they'd been paying $98 per month storage for three years - has become the conversation piece of the regular caste of village loonies. Always, a great half-hour of escapism.

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Adjusted for inflation, the $75 bill for a hat would be about $686 in the year 2023. The $96 for storage would equal approximately $878; the $298 charges for shipping would equal approximately $2,727, and the $3.10/hour Ralph charges for opening the crate would equal about $28.

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Oliver Wendell Douglas: [to Alf and Ralph] Look, can you open this crate?
Alf Monroe: Have you got the price book, Ralph?
Ralph Monroe: It's in the box.
Alf Monroe: We have to find out what the freight crate rate is.
Oliver Wendell Douglas: [Rolling his eyes] The freight crate rate.
Alf Monroe: For this state.
Ralph Monroe: Yeah, we have a state freight crate rate.
Oliver Wendell Douglas: Will ya...
Ralph Monroe: Here it is.
[Reading from the rate book]
Ralph Monroe: Opening crates: 3 dollars and 10 cents an hour.
Oliver Wendell Douglas: Three-ten an hou... I'll open it myself.
Alf Monroe: Good luck. We'll be working in the bedroom.
Ralph Monroe: And don't come in for any free advice.