4836d364   
   From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu   
   Copy: mxg77@cwru.edu   
      
   Fairly enjoyed this episode. It just seemed to be firing on all   
   cylinders most of the time, what with the storylines and the style of   
   jokes, etc. I wish it weren't so damn short though. There wasn't room   
   for anything else? Maybe explaining what Ned's parents were doing   
   there?? (Did they appear recently? I fear I'm forgetting something.)   
   Or building up a little more reason for Ned to throw the first punch?   
   Anyway, to be brief:   
      
      
   Previous episode stuff   
   9F04: King Homer in opening   
   7F19: Pretty decent plot with Lisa's substitute   
   AABF03, BABF07, 2F15: A few episodes that come to mind with the   
   corporate-slanted school lessons   
   BABF04: Ned sans moustache   
   8F15: Mr. Testicles, Mr. Glasscock   
      
   DORIS   
   HABF15, JABF02, KABF06, LABF08, MABF12, NABF11, NABF13, NABF15,   
   NABF16, PABF06, PABF15, PABF19, RABF03, RABF09   
      
      
   Meta   
   Miss Cantwell's license plate is RABF09.   
   Homer remarks on Marge's murmurs (which she denies making)   
   (reminiscent also of clips in 1F05).   
   Homer seems to be aware of the way the last act break will work   
   ("wanting" Edna).   
      
   Hmm   
   The name "Miss Cantwell" sounds really familiar. Was that already used   
   for a teacher on the show? My memory is going and I can't dig through   
   notes right now.   
      
      
   Fun with airdates   
   Tonight's new American Dad was titled "For Black Eyes Only" (7AJN22),   
   and it immediately preceded this episode.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)