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  1. Feb 4, 2017, 02:34 AM #1
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    Malcolm in the Middle S02E18 00:05:35


    MITM S02E18: 2001.
    Dexter: 2006 (Series), 2004 (Book).
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    Hahaha, amazing well spotted!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tjpeeople View Post
    Hahaha, D Bal Max is fantastic and so well spotted!
    That's crazy! Nice find by the way. Cracked me up. Haha
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    Wow, what a great observation! Great fun. Just generally speaking, I wonder how many in-jokes and subtle references or tributes (homages) there are in MITM we haven't picked up. Some of them may just be coincidental. I came up with stuff like Francis' Quack eating contest in Traffic Jam from the movie Cool Hand Luke, some figure skater - ice hockey mix-up from a TV commercial, and Spangler based on shop teacher Mr. Slurm from The Adventures of Pete & Pete.
    All the people are so happy now, their heads are caving in.
    I'm glad they are a snowman with protective rubber skin.

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