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"Pilot": The Zabvronians have settled in the Hidden Hills community, which is located in this US state:
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Maryland
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Michigan
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New Jersey
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Arizona
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"Pilot": If Dick Butkus recharges the poo-pod, he will be flung through time and be raised by:
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His older self
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His grandchildren
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The Weavers' forefathers
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Reggie Jackson's older self
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"Pilot": Who destroys the poo-pod?
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Reggie Jackson
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee
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Larry Bird
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Dick Butkus
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"Journey to the Center of the Mall": During one of their question and answer sessions with the Weavers, Larry and Jackie are taken aback when this film director is brought up ("How do they know about __________!?"):
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McG
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Steven Spielberg
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Michael Bay
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Martin Scorsese
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"Journey to the Center of the Mall": It is decided that Reggie Jackson and Dick Butkus will attend public school, though they will need new clothes, since their golf clothes make them look like:
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Golfers
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Hipsters
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Nerds
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Tools
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"Things Just Got Real": Marty observes that the entire community displays a strong reaction any time Larry Bird experiences:
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Rejection
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Fear
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Hunger
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Arousal
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"Things Just Got Real": So that his mother might fit in with other humans, Reggie Jackson teaches Jackie lessons culled from watching this TV franchise:
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Jersey Shore
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Keeping up with the Kardashians
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Hell's Kitchen
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Real Housewives
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"Bathroom Etiquette": Zabvronians educate their children by:
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Sitting them in front of a not-plugged-in television
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Feeding them the brains of their elders
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Giving them spoiled milk
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Playing 1950s radio programs
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"Bathroom Etiquette": What do the Zabvronians use their bathrooms for?
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Cloning themselves
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Growing plants
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Cooking
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Practicing various recreational activities
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"Bathroom Etiquette": To boost her image at school, Reggie Jackson shout allegations of infidelity at Amber, suggesting she has had a tryst with:
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Alan Alda
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Dick van Dyke
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David Letterman
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Tom Selleck
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"Halloween-ween": Marty plans a buddy costume with his son. This film serves as the inspiration:
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Finding Nemo
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The Princess and the Frog
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Beauty and the Beast
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Monsters Inc
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"Halloween-ween": Meanwhile, Amber somewhat undermines Debbie's plan for a _________-themed costume:
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Democracy
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Obamacare
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Disney princess
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United Nations
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"Halloween-ween": As the rest of the Zabvronians exchange candy during their practice trick-or-treat, Mary Lou Retton:
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Attempts to escape over the neighborhood gate
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Sheds her human skin
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Engages one of her fellow Zabvronians amorously
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Frolics nakedly in the street
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"Halloween-ween": Dick Butkus goes as Debbie Weaver, but has a puppet of:
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Larry Bird
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Marty
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Dick Butkus
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Max
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"Larry Bird and the Iron Throne": "Apparently they're giving her a _________ cake." "Clearly they've never tasted ________ before."
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Fairy
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Kitten
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Pegasus
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Unicorn
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"Larry Bird and the Iron Throne": Among the mysteries of the universe revealed on the tile Reggie Jackson presents to Amber is:
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Who invented the platypus
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Why cats are antisocial
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Why Los Angeles doesn't have pro football team
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Who killed Kennedy
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"Larry Bird and the Iron Throne": Jackie Joyner-Kersee is supposed to get a Rapunzel for the party. Instead, she gets a:
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Darth Vader
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Big Bird
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Stripper
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Bill Clinton
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"50 Shades of Green": One unusual indicator that the Zabvronian mating season is that:
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Gravity is reversed
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The power goes out
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The ground shakes
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It's constantly dark outside
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"50 Shades of Green": At the end of a Zabvronian sex ed film, Marty accidentally overhears Phase One of the Zabvronian Earth invasion plan. Phase One is:
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Fatten up the humans
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Align with the sharks
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Raise pro athlete salaries to ridiculous levels
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Kill all the bees
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"Thanksgiving Is for the Bird-Kersees:" It became rather clear that Jackie's sisters wanted to overthrow Larry Bird when they:
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Threw him out a window
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Ran over him with a golf cart
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Drowned him in a lake
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Served him poisoned meat loaf
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"Thanksgiving Is for the Bird-Kersees": As Thanksgiving devolves into a feast of self-loathing and gluttony with a side of shame, who tells Marty's mother, "Change the game."?
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Reggie Jackson
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Dick Butkus
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Larry Bird
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee
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"Merry Crap-mas": When the Weavers come downstairs Christmas morning, this type of animal runs through the living room as Dick Butkus-as-Tiny Tim collapses:
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A beagle
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A pig
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A zebra
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A penguin
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"Merry Crap-mas": This is the first member of the Larry Bird household to open one of the Weavers' Christmas presents:
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Dick Butkus
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Reggie Jackson
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee
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Larry Bird himself
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"Juan of the Dead": The last thing that Juan sees is:
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Larry disciplining Reggie Jackson
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Debbie Weaver sunbathing topless
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Max stealing his golf cart
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Jackie stripped down to what she was born with
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"Juan of the Dead": The Zabvronians show up for Juan's funeral dressed in:
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Aloha shirts
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Kiss the Cook aprons
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Priestly garb
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Clown outfits
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