Family Guy | Season 14
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Family Guy is one of the longest running (and arguably the funniest) cartoon shows ever to come out of the USA. It follows the dysfunctional Griffin family; Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, Stewie and their talking dog Brian as they survive life in a small Rhode Island town. Expect filth, cursing, sick jokes and twisted animation. All the things we really love, huh?!
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Clip 1 S14 E01: "Pilling Them Softly" |
Peter and Quagmire are about to go head-to-head in a cook-off, the prize for which is the continued commission of their respective cookery shows. Tom Tucker presides... |
Tom Tucker |
Good afternoon. I'm Tom Tucker and we have a fantastic cooking competition for you today with two fantastic chefs. Really? You couldn't find another adjective for fantastic? You used fantastic twice? Who wrote this? |
Assistant Director |
Erica did. |
Tom Tucker |
Wait... is that the one I called fat and we can't fire? |
Assistant Director |
Yeah. |
Tom Tucker |
Let's get this contest started! |
Clip 2 S14 E03: "Guy, Robot" |
Twitter. It's the new stand-up, right? Everyone's a comedian. Everyone has an opinion. Even Stewie and he's just a baby. |
Stewie |
Yeah, stand-up is so twenty years ago. Twitter's only three years ago. Check mine out; I've got ten thousand followers. |
Brian |
[Reading from STEWIE'S Twitter feed] |
"I feel like we should wait to hear Adele's ex-boyfriend's songs before we choose sides." Who's Adele? |
Stewie |
Just keep reading. |
Brian |
"Hey, short guys... the more muscular you get, the shorter you look. Did you not know that?" Well, that one seems a little mean. |
Stewie |
Just give me the phone. |
Brian |
No, no, no. "I was wondering why this tampon commercial was so long until I realised it was a re-run of Sex & The City." Was it a re-run on basic cable? Because sometimes they edit those a lot and that could be why you were confused. |
Stewie |
Hmm. That's interesting, Brian. A girl in Iowa asked me the same question. You know what I did? I flew her out here and [BEEP] [BEEP] her in the face. |
Clip 3 S14 E03: "Guy, Robot" |
Beetroot. I remember eating an entire jar of the stuff when I was a kid and then panicking when my pee came out red. So I have every sympathy for this guy. |
Brian |
Whatever. Have fun with your little robot. But if you ask me, this whole thing is more disturbing than a dump after a beet salad. |
[Cut to men's bathroom interior, a pair of legs visible below the door of a stall] |
Man |
Aargh! Oh, right... |
Clip 4 S14 E03: "Guy, Robot" |
God only knows what creepy-crawlies were living in Peter and Lois' old mattress but my guess would be a family of pubic lice. |
Lois |
You know, I'm glad we're keeping our old mattress. Sometimes newer isn't better. |
Peter |
Yeah. Are your privates itchy too or just mine? |
Lois |
No. They're itchy. Maybe we should keep the new mattress. |
Peter |
Way ahead of you, Lois. I already dragged the old one out to the kerb. |
Lois |
Good. Okay, I'm gonna go rub up against the basement door jamb. |
Clip 5 S14 E05: "Peter, Chris & Brian" |
Vodka Beer. Another in a long line of products invented by the people at Family Guy and slipped into the show as a fake commercial. |
Voiceover |
Hey, Guys. Do you like beer but can't get drunk from beer? Then try new Vodka Beer. The can says beer but inside is twelve ounces of carbonated vodka. And the best part is, your wife will never know. |
Wife |
Honey, I'm so proud of you. Cutting down to one beer a night. |
Husband |
[Drunkenly] |
Take off your underwear. |
[To camera] |
She don't know! |
Clip 6 S14 E05: "Peter, Chris & Brian" |
Imagine being that kid who records a video diary for his grown-up self to find in years to come. Imagine that. |
Past Peter |
Hello, future Peter! |
Future Peter |
Hi! |
Past Peter |
By the time you watch this, you'll be a grown-up. So I'm sure you're allowed to eat ice cream and pizza for every meal. |
Future Peter |
[Eating ice cream and pizza] |
You know it. |
Past Peter |
Also, I bet you're a big, important doctor like that Doogie Howser kid who's gettin' so much ass. |
Future Peter |
Well, I was partly right. |
Clip 7 S14 E06: "Peter's Sister" |
Another commercial for a product that... well, this one actually exists. Not sure how they got around this one without getting sued. I've had this and I was able to see the inside of my own eyeballs. |
Stewie |
Hi, Stewie Griffin here with my latest creation. Monster Energy Drink. What is it? I don't know but it's free from this truck that stopped outside your work. Mix it with booze. Ever been wide-awake, blacked out? Ever tried to jump over a train on a bike? Every bit the beak off a bird? Monster Energy. Put it in your body and ask questions later. It's green, so it's nature! |
Clip 8 S14 E07: "Hot Pocket-Dial" |
Remember how in the 1980s every cool kid in any film with a cool kid in chewed on a toothpick? Remember that? No. Not sure I do either but hey... it's a great set-up for this exchange. |
Peter |
Chris, now that I'm a toothpick guy, it's my job to sit on a BMX bike outside the rec. centre and ask every kid if they're the new kid. |
[Cut to outside rec. centre where PETER is sat astride a BMX, chewing on a toothpick] |
Hey, you the new kid? |
Kid |
Why? |
Peter |
Never mind why. Got any cool toys? |
Kid |
Uh, I've got an Xbox. How 'bout you? |
Peter |
I got a Barbie with a wiener on her. Took a thumb from a GI Joe, put it on with superglue. Looks pretty real. Real enough, anyways. Does the job. |
Kid |
Does what job? |
Peter |
You get it. My family moves around a lot 'cos I do stuff like this. |
Kid |
Um... okay! I gotta go now. |
Peter |
You sure you don't wanna come over and pull on my cat's nipples? We can do anything 'cos my mom has two jobs. |
Clip 9 S14 E07: "Hot Pocket-Dial" |
On a night out at Smitty's Steakhouse, who should Peter and Lois bump into than Quagmire and his transgender mother, Ida who's had a sandwich named after her. Ahem. |
Lois |
Oh look... there's Quagmire and his transgendered mother, which is now great. |
Peter |
Hey Quagmire, hey Ida. I didn't know you like Smitty's. |
Ida |
Oh, ya. I've been coming here for ages. They even named a sandwich after me. It's an inside-out hotdog slathered in ketchup. |
Quagmire |
Please, please join us. |
Clip 10 S14 E07: "Hot Pocket-Dial" |
I don't know much about passive-aggressive songs in musicals of old because I've not watched many. But I'm pretty sure this is an exaggeration. It has to be. Right? |
♪ |
Actor |
You're hideous... |
... to be without. |
You're big and fat... |
... in the heart no doubt. |
You're a whore... |
... rible loss if you won't be my wife. |
You're a raging c*nt... |
... inuous love in my life. |
♪ |
Clip 11 S14 E08: "Brokeback Swanson" |
Daft Punk. That electro duo who wear strange helmets in all of their videos. You know the ones. |
Brian |
Man, this is a pretty sweet gig. Like being a member of Daft Punk. |
Thomas |
Look at zis old Casio keyboard from ze nineteen-eighties zat I 'ave found. Watch what happens when I push zis demo button. |
[The keyboard begins to play its demo song which sounds kinda like a Daft Punk song] |
Courier |
Hello, Daft Punk. Great song. Here's a Grammy. |
Thomas |
Oh, ho! |
Guy-Manuel |
You know, it's funny. Until you spoke I did not know we were French. |
Clip 12 S14 E08: "Brokeback Swanson" |
Brian has been banging the wife of a Navy Seal who's now chained him up in the back yard. He doesn't know it's Brian his wife's screwing but it's scary nonetheless. |
Brian |
God, what a nightmare. That guy's even scarier than a Thesaurus-a-saurus. |
Theasaurus-a-saurus |
Tread, stomp, trudge, growl, roar, ululate, antonym... whisper. |
Dinosaur 1 |
What's wrong with him? |
Dinosaur 2 |
He's on the Spectrum. |
Dinosaur 1 |
Spectrum? In my day we'd throw 'em in the army and have 'em play the bugle. |
Clip 13 S14 E08: "Brokeback Swanson" |
This isn't the first time Family Guy have used Harry Potter for a gag. But this IS one of the better ones. |
Peter |
C'mon, you guys. Joe's gonna be fine. He'll fit in great there. Not like when I went to Hogwarts. |
[Cut to Great Hall at Hogwarts where children are being assigned houses by the Sorting Hat] |
[A LITTLE BOY sits on the chair and has the Sorting Hat placed on his head] |
Sorting Hat |
Slytherin. |
[A LITTLE GIRL sits on the chair and has the Sorting Hat placed on her head] |
Sorting Hat |
Hufflepuff. |
[PETER sits on the chair and has the Sorting Hat placed on his head] |
Sorting Hat |
Housing for Registered Sex Offenders. |
Peter |
Ahhhhhhh. |
Clip 14 S14 E10: "Candy Quahog Marshmallow!" |
Oh no. Oh God no. The very idea of Peter appearing in a sleazy late-night party line commercial. Oh the humanity! My eyes! My EYES! |
Lois |
Ach, you shouldn't wear peoples' old dirty clothes. |
Peter |
Well, I'm a dirty guy, Lois. Haven't you ever seen my naughty late-night party line commercials? |
[Cut to typical party line commercial featuring two scantily-clad women and soft focus] |
Girl 1 |
Hey, are you lonely? |
Girl 2 |
Do you like to party with hot girls? |
Peter |
What about horsin' around with fat guys? |
Girl 1 |
Well... what are you waiting for? Give us a call. |
Peter |
I'll be on the toilet wearing a t-shirt that's so long I have to hold it under my chin while I wipe. |
Clip 15 S14 E10: "Candy Quahog Marshmallow!" |
Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire have travelled to South Korea to find the long-lost final episode of his long-forgotten soap opera. And there, by chance, he meets his co-star, Sujin. |
Sujin |
And you know, Glenn; after you moved away, Buttercup had kittens. |
Quagmire |
Huh? WHAT?! |
Sujin |
That's right. You're a grandfather. |
[A litter of kittens walks into the room, meowing] |
Quagmire |
My God. This is more pu**y than even I can handle! |
Clip 16 S14 E11: "The Peanut Butter Kid" |
Stewie is auditioning for a fruit juice commercial. Peter and Lois are keen that he gets the part. So much so that they're not afraid to warp, threaten and drug him to bag the role. |
Peter |
All right, Stewie. Now remember what we practiced last night. And here's a trick to keep that confidence up. You go in that room and imagine everyone in it wants you sexually. |
Stewie |
Okay. |
Lois |
And don't forget... if you screw this up, Mommy's gonna kill all of your toys. |
Stewie |
Okay. |
Casting Director |
Stewie Griffin? |
Lois |
Oh... right here! Peter, he needs a boost. Give him some of the acting soup. |
[We cut to the audition, STEWIE having been given a cocktail of 5-Hour Energy, Espresso, Scott's Turf Builder and Cocaine by PETER] |
Casting Director |
Okay, Stewie. You're just gonna drink this juice, then say, "Mmmmmm!" and rub your belly. |
Stewie |
Yeah, yeah, you got it! |
[STEWIE downs a glass of the juice] |
YEAH! BYE, JUICE! |
[STEWIE throws the empty glass through the window] |
Casting Director |
That was amazing! |
Casting Panelist |
I've got goose-bumps. |
Casting Panelist |
I want him sexually! |
Clip 17 S14 E11: "The Peanut Butter Kid" |
Stewie got the gig. Not surprising, really. But now he's decided not to take the "acting soup" and is about to deliberately fail his audition to exact revenge on his pushy parents. |
Director |
All right... ACTION! |
Commercial Mom |
As a mom, I want my kids to start their day right. And there's no better way than with a glass of fresh-squeezed Sunnydale orange juice. Isn't that right, sweetie? |
Stewie |
SHUT YOUR HOLE, B**CH! |
[He smashes the glass on the table] |
I'll tell you what I want fresh-squeezed... |
[He clambers onto the table, rips his co-star's blouse open and grabs her breasts] |
These! |
[His co-star screams and flees the set] |
Lois |
What the hell's he doing? He's blowing this. |
Stewie |
Oh... here's what I think of this orange juice. |
[STEWIE takes off his diaper and squats over the jug of orange juice] |
Uh... nnnnn.... ah.... ahhh... I can't... I can't... I can't go right now with everybody watching. But... but I presume you understand the disrespect I intended. |
Clip 18 S14 E12: "Scammed Yankees" |
Peter has to spend the day "babysitting" his father-in-law, Carter. It's a prospect that doesn't exactly fill him with joy. |
Peter |
Uhhhh. Man, spending a whole day with him is gonna be worse than eatin' at a ball park. |
[Cut to fast food stand at a stadium] |
Uh, I'll take one terrible beer filled up way too high so I spill most of it and a too-long hotdog in a too-short bun and do you have mustard and relish? |
Server |
Yeah, it's right there between the entrance and the exit to the bathroom. |
Peter |
Perfect. And can I get a bag of unsalted peanuts? You know, something I would never eat anywhere else in the world? |
Server |
Sure. Here you go. |
Peter |
Great. Great. I can't wait to have diarrhoea in the stall with no door while twenty guys wait for me to finish. |
Clip 19 S14 E12: "Scammed Yankees" |
Marriage. A wonderful institution. But who the hell wants to live in an institution? Just kidding. Marriage is wonderful, despite what Family Guy says about it. |
Peter |
I mean, can you imagine if you make a million bucks? You'll be happier than a guy on his wedding day. |
[Cut to exterior or church, bride and groom descending steps through clouds of confetti and cheering friends and relatives] |
Groom |
Thanks, everyone! Goodbye, Mom. Goodbye, Dad. Goodbye, friends. Goodbye, free-time. Farewell, sex. So long, guff on TV. I'll miss you, privacy. Goodbye, being honest about how many beers I've had. Nice knowing you, my own choices. See ya later, money! |
[The bride and groom drive off into the sunset] |
Clip 20 S14 E13: "An App a Day" |
You've heard of Shazam, right? No. Not the movie. The app. The one that you play music at and it identifies the song? Yeah. Who hasn't?! Apart from Peter. Peter hasn't heard of it. |
Cleveland |
Guys... calm down. There's one way to solve this. I'll just use my phone. |
[CLEVELAND holds his phone in the air and when Shazam beeps, he lowers it to read the screen] |
It says, "Around the World by Daft Punk." |
Quagmire |
Thank you! God, you idiots are exhausting. |
Peter |
Hey, Cleveland, how did you do that with your phone? |
Joe |
I'm not an idiot! |
Cleveland |
I use Shazam. It recognises songs and tells you their names. |
Peter |
Yeah? Hey, what if I farted into it? |
Cleveland |
I dunno. Be my guest. |
[He hands PETER his phone and PETER promptly farts into it] |
Peter |
It says "Lana Del Rey". |
Clip 21 S14 E13: "An App a Day" |
Stewie is playing tennis against his coach. He's really got the whole Venus Williams grunting thing down. Every swing. |
Demitri |
Very good, Stewie. You grunt like a Hungarian lesbian. |
Stewie |
Ah, thanks, Demitri. And uh... your testicle's hanging out of your shorts again. |
Demitri |
I am cooling it. |
Clip 22 S14 E13: "An App a Day" |
Chris has sent an unsolicited "d*ck pic" to a female classmate. He's now a convicted sex offender. But he's completed his rehabilitation course. Which is cause for celebration. Right? |
Lois |
There he is... Mister Former Sex Offender! |
Chris |
But Mom, it's not that big a deal. All I did was finish those creepy classes. |
Lois |
I know but now your record is clear. You can go back to being a normal boy and put all this behind you. |
Peter |
Hey Chris, wait'll you see the funny thing I had 'em put on your cake. |
[PETER lifts the lid of the cake box and CHRIS reads the icing] |
Chris |
Happy sixth birthday, Timmy. |
Peter |
Uh-oh. They must've mixed 'em up. |
[Cut to child's birthday party, LITTLE TIMMY reading the top of his cake] |
Timmy |
Nice crank, you dirty little bastard?! |
[PETER appears next to him] |
Peter |
Sorry. I'll take that. Here's your cake. I ate a great deal of it. |
Clip 23 S14 E15: "A Lot Going On Upstairs" |
I don't have words for this. I mean I find innuendo funny. Who doesn't? But this? This is beyond the pale. It's gross. Which is probably why I laughed so much. Sorry. |
Brian |
Stewie, you can't be serious? |
Stewie |
Oh, I'm very serious. You and I will place these cranial impulse receptor caps on our heads. I shall begin my slumber and - |
Brian |
And then this thing will actually allow me to enter your dream? |
Stewie |
That's right Brian... I want you to come inside me while I'm asleep. |
Brian |
Nah, no... don't say it like that. |
Clip 24 S14 E17: "Take a Letter" |
When Lois starts with with the USPS, she discovers a letter from Peter to his old flame, Gretchen in the dead letter bin. And it sparks jealousy. |
Lois |
I guess jealousy's my weak-spot. Everyone has one. Even Achilles. |
[Cut to ancient Greece where ACHILLES is speaking to a fellow TROJAN SOLDIER] |
Soldier |
So... you can only be injured on your Achilles Tendon? |
Achilles |
That's right. My mother dipped me into the River Styx and she held me by my heels. So that's the only part that can be injured. How 'bout you, Testicles? |
Soldier |
It's the sa... it's, it's, it's... similar. |
Clip 25 S14 E18: "The New Adventures of Old Tom" |
Brian has fallen for another woman. This time in a jewellery store. Thing is, he's lost his respect for women as people and has begun to objectify them. Something which Stewie finds distasteful. |
Brian |
Wow! Check it out. Bi-racial slam-piece dead ahead. |
Stewie |
What's goin' on with you, man? That's a human-being. |
Brian |
Sorry, sorry. My buddy sent me a bunch of Romanian porn and now every girl I look at I imagine throwing onto a table. |
Stewie |
Yeah, that wasn't really the back-pedal I expected. |
Clip 26 S14 E18: "The New Adventures of Old Tom" |
Peter has found himself in an arcade at the Quahog Mall. He's playing a game which, frankly, defies explanation. I mean... who is this joke aimed at? It's so low it's bound to miss. |
Lois |
There you are! We were supposed to meet an hour ago. |
Peter |
Yeah, I'm almost done. I'm playing a really cool new video game. Michael Douglas' Munch-Out. |
Michael Douglas |
Naaaaaaaaam. Num num num num num num num! |
Lois |
Come on, Peter. It's time to go home. |
Peter |
Not now, Lois. I'm makin' ladies feel good. |
Lois |
Peter, I've been on my feet all day! Let's go. |
Peter |
I'd stop but Catherine Zeta-Jones' big hands are on the back of my head. |
Lois |
You know what? Forget this. We're leavin'. You find your own way home. |
[The machine makes a sound clearly denoting that it's game over] |
Peter |
WHAT?! Throat cancer? But all I did was drink Scotch, smoke cigars and... this! All right. We can go Lois. |
[PETER looks around but LOIS, not surprisingly, has already gone] |
Lois? |
Clip 27 S14 E18: "The New Adventures of Old Tom" |
Peter has been stuck on a run-away circular train all night. The centrifugal force has had dire consequences for his body. So much so that he's made the news. |
Lois |
Oh my God, Bonnie. Are you watching the news right now? |
Bonnie |
Yes. I'm so sorry about Peter. |
Lois |
Um, I'm sure he'll be fine. But did you see that sweet new piece of ass, Dallas Portland? |
Bonnie |
Oh, I dunno. Why don't you ask my index and middle finger? |
Clip 28 S14 E18: "The New Adventures of Old Tom" |
Dallas Portland is the new anchor on Quahog's local news channel. And Tom Tucker hates him. Perhaps not QUITE as much as Peter hates him but at least they finally have something in common. |
Peter |
Tom Tucker? What are you doin' here? |
Tom Tucker |
Trying to forget how mad I am at Dallas Portland. |
Peter |
You and me both, pal. That Dallas guy sucks. |
Tom Tucker |
Why? What's your problem with him? |
Peter |
Ah, my wife's been creamin' her spinach over him. |
Clip 29 S14 E19: "Run, Chris, Run" |
If, like me, you're a child of the 1980's, you'll remember Tecmo Bowl on the NES. It was an NFL licensed game in which, if you played as Bo Jackson from the LA Raiders, you were untouchable. Literally. |
Peter |
[Giggles] |
Bye bye! |
Quagmire |
See, Peter? He's too fast! |
Peter |
You gotta tackle me. It's B. You gotta press B. |
Quagmire |
I'm pressing B. He's too fast. |
Peter |
Goin' over here... goin' over here now. Never get tired. |
Joe |
Change your guy, Quagmire. Change your guy. |
Quagmire |
I'm trying. Peter's cheating. You're cheating, Peter. |
Peter |
I'm not cheatin', I'm followin' the rules. I'm just really good. |
Quagmire |
You're not really good... you just got Bo Jackson. |
Joe |
Bo Jackson also played professional Baseball. |
Quagmire |
Shut up, Joe. Everybody knows that. |
Joe |
Kansas City. Royals. |
Peter |
Can't stop. Won't stop. Bo! Might... go... all... the... nope, goin' back the other way. |
Quagmire |
What?! Are you going backwards?! Just score! |
Peter |
Nah, I'm gonna run out the quarter. |
Quagmire |
I'm not playing now. My controller's down. |
Peter |
Seems like your controller's been down the whole time. |
Joe |
Who's Veris? You gotta switch off Veris. Get it to Ronnie Lott. Pretty much anyone but Veris. |
Peter |
Oh no. I'm all the way back here now. I'm in my own Endzone. What am I doing? Too bad I'm not Bo Jackson. Oh, wait... I AM! |
Quagmire |
Ridiculous! |
Peter |
Oh yeah! There you go, Quagmire. You're about to tackle me. But then... |
Quagmire |
Dammit! |
Joe |
Less than a minute. |
Quagmire |
Shut up, Joe! |
Joe |
He's gonna do it! He might do this. |
Peter |
I dunno... a lot of football still to be played here. |
Quagmire |
I'm hitting reset. |
Peter |
Don't you dare hit reset. You hit reset, you're banned for life. |
Quagmire |
I hate this! Joe, do you wanna play? |
Joe |
Nah, I like being this guy. |
Peter |
I zig... I zag... and TOUCHDOWN! Yeah! I won the game, and now I'm gonna jump... BO JACKSON! |
Clip 30 S14 E19: "Run, Chris, Run" |
And if you remember Tecmo Bowl, you'll surely remember Double Dribble where a software glitch made it possible to score endlessly from the corner. I lost a lot of friends playing this. |
Peter |
Hey, to celebrate... how about we play a little old school Double Dribble? |
Cleveland |
Okay. But no stupid ass shots from the corner because that's a glitch in the software - |
Peter |
GAME ON! All right... bring it up the court... and... CORNER THREE! |
Cleveland |
No, no... that's what I'm talkin' about. |
Peter |
Steal... up... CORNER THREE! |
Cleveland |
All right, here we go... I got something cookin' |
Peter |
Oop, you dropped somethin'... think I'll head over in this direction... CORNER THREE! |
Joe |
It's a rout. It's a blowout. |
Cleveland |
It's some bullcrap. |
Joe |
Couple nice passes there... HEY! |
Peter |
See? Competitive ball game. What should I do? Pass and then go up... and CORNER THREE! |
Cleveland |
Right. Enough of this mess. |
Quagmire |
Shoot it. Shoot it from there. |
Joe |
The refs are lettin' them play. I do appreciate that. |
Cleveland |
Yeah, that's what I'm talkin' about. Now I'm playin' for real. |
Peter |
Yeah, you're doin' pretty good. What play should I call now? Maybe CORNER THREE! |
Joe |
He's hot. He... is... hot. Keep feedin' that guy. |
Peter |
Hi. Nice to meet you. Can I have that? Hang out over here for a second. CORNER THREE! |
Joe |
You gotta get out there, Cleveland. |
Cleveland |
I'm tryin'. He's taking advantage of poor technology. |
Peter |
Oop, lot of dribblin'. SWIPE! Here we... ahh, hit the wrong button. I think you all know I was going for a corner three. |
Clip 31 S14 E20: "Road to India" |
Brian likes to think of himself as a famous author and likes to think that he'd hate the attention it would bring. But what about William Shakespeare? What did he have to put up with? |
Brian |
No. Sometimes fame brings a lot of unwanted attention. I mean, look at William Shakespeare. |
Villager |
William Shakespeare! |
Shakespeare |
Aye? |
Villager |
Nice collar, you fruit! |
Shakespeare |
Thank ye! |
Villager |
Hey, Shakespeare... what's the title of your next play? You should call it Homosexual Collar Guy. |
Shakespeare |
Ah, thy japes and jabs cut me to the quick, squire. |
Villager |
What does that even mean? |
Villager |
I know. It means "I use this collar as a bib for when I service guys." |
Shakespeare |
Thank ye! Thank ye! |
[SHAKESPEARE walks into the Ye Olde Super Fruity Collars shop] |
Storekeep |
So... how do you like the collar? |
Shakespeare |
'Tis not for me. |