Our Fiftieth Episode

Folge lief am 2. Apr. 1997
TV-PG
23 Min.

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7,7/10

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Jon Lovitz and Phil Hartman in News Radio (1995)

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAfter a scuffle and being arrested - all over a parking ticket - Bill is committed for psychiatric evaluation. With Bill gone, things quickly fall apart on air.After a scuffle and being arrested - all over a parking ticket - Bill is committed for psychiatric evaluation. With Bill gone, things quickly fall apart on air.After a scuffle and being arrested - all over a parking ticket - Bill is committed for psychiatric evaluation. With Bill gone, things quickly fall apart on air.

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7Mr-Fusion

What better way to mark episode 50 than by going full-on crazy?

'Our Fiftieth Episode' has one of my favorite cold opens on the show, seeing Bill McNeal freak out on a meter maid and instigating the police . . . before fleeing the scene. That this all goes down in silence is brilliant and speaks to Phil Hartman's gifts as a physical comedian.

Naturally, he's committed to a mental hospital (because why not?), aptly likened to an ape cage at the zoo. It is beyond sill, but the idea of Bill being tormented in the loony bin is priceless. This probably shouldn't work as well as it does, but it fits the show's sense of humor. And Jon Lovitz is rarely this likable. Say what you will about his later addition as Hartman's quasi-replacement (I didn't like it either), but when he guest starred, it was always good.

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All of Vicki Lewis's scenes were shot separately because she was away filming the movie "Mouse Hunt." She would be completely absent from the following episode, "Sleeping," for the same reason.

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In the episode's opening tag scene, the word 'Ambulance' is printed backwards on the front of the ambulance as a safety measure - so the word can be more easily read in the rearview mirrors of vehicles in front of one trying to get through traffic.

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Fred: Cigarette?
Bill McNeal: Yes, thank you.
Fred: I wasn't offering you one.
Bill McNeal: Then why did you say cigarette?
Fred: I was talking to my friend, the cigarette. Cigarette, prepare to be smoked.