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"Pilot": This comedian has a cameo as Senator Vernon Smits, resident of the house who is arrested in the opening moments of the series:
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Liam Neeson
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Robin Williams
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Bill Murray
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Dan Aykroyd
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"Pilot": "I'm a prominent critic of the homosexual agenda, for chrissake." Louis receives a award from:
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The Society for Sanctity in Marriage
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The Council for Normal Marriage
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United Federation for Proper Marriage
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Americans Against Uncivil Unions
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"Pilot": Gil John smashes his iPhone upon learning that his new opponent in the primary will be Digger Mancusi, the basketball coach at this Tar Heel state school:
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East Carolina
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North Carolina
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North Carolina State
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Duke
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"Pilot": In the pilot, several are fired - mostly unsuccessfully - from a shotgun at a:
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Pumpkin
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Basketball
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Mattress
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Microwave
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"No Shame": Louis' appearance on this man's talk show host does not go quite as well, when Louis ends up with his face in the host's crotch:
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Jimmy Kimmel
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Jon Stewart
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Jimmy Fallon
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Stephen Colbert
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"No Shame": Andy discloses to his new roommates that he dreamed of being President.....but the odd thing is:
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He won as a Democrat
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He ran unopposed
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He lost the Latino vote
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He ran his campaign from a jail cell
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"No Shame": Reassuring Louis that "the media always moves on," Gil John recalls a game against Clemson in which he assaulted a referee with:
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His fists
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A microphone
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A chair
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A foam finger
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"All Weapons Red": "My Mormon prayers haven't been working out too well lately." Rattled by the prospect of suffering harm in Kabul, Louis asks this person to lead him in prayer:
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Robert
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Gil John
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Andy
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Adriana
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"All Weapons Red": Which of the Senators is invited up into the cockpit during the flight to Afghanistan?
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Andy
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Louis
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Gil John
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Robert
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"Triggers": "You're blowing him up like a sex doll. You're lucky he didn't pop." Who administers mouth-to-mouth to Louis?
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Robert
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Gil John
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Adriana
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The US Ambassador
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"Triggers": Louis shudders at the thought of being transported to Walter Reed Medical Center because:
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The doctors there are all Democrats
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He has no interest on getting onto a plane
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He voted to close Walter Reed
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He only wants to be treated at a Naval medical center
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"Hippo Issues": When they first meet, Adriana mistakes Gil John's wife for:
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Gil John's mother
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A social worker
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A potential housekeeper
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A call girl
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"Hippo Issues": On a stroll with Aaron, Tammy discusses her past eating this unusual meat:
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Eel
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Pigeon
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Squirrel
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Hippo
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"Zingers": During the town hall with Digger Mancusi, Gil John unwittingly humiliates his opponent over his:
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Impotence
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Dyslexia
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Mother's passing
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Depression
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"Zingers": Who arranges for the installation of the chair lift in the house so Louis can return home?
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Louis's wife
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Adriana
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Robert
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Their neighbor Senator DuPeche
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"Prayer Brunch": Adriana bursts in on Andy with another woman in his room, but it turns out she is only:
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Teaching him needlepoint
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Helping him with his Spanish
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Helping him with his oration delivery
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Teaching him how to tie a bow tie
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"Prayer Brunch": During the prayer brunch, who is camped out on a limousine sitting curbside?
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Andy
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Gil John
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Louis
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Robert
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"Ruby Shoals": While the rest of his entourage is on the campaign bus, Gil John makes a break for it while driving:
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A limo
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A Mustang
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A cement truck
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A pickup truck
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"Ruby Shoals": Adriana informs Andy that he is to give the Republican response to the President's speech on:
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Immigration reform
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The debt ceiling
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National health care
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Tariffs and trade
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"The Rebuttal": The ethics investigation Robert faces concerns his possibly accepting a garment made out of:
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Mohair
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Cashmere
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Silk
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Spandex
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"The Rebuttal": A member of this Senator's staff creates a scandal when he accidentally tweets a picture of his private parts:
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Gil John
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Andy
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Robert
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Louis
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"Showgirls": At the beginning of the episode, Louis' rival Al Hickock shoots a man driving a truck toward him. At the root of the dispute between the two was:
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A campaign donation
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A gambling debt
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Infidelity
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Grazing rights
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"Showgirils": Louis learns that willing to join the showgirls on strike are:
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Machinists
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Culinary workers
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Magicians and comedians
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Elvis impersonators
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"In the Saddle": A sign that the departed Senator passed on while gettin' busy is that he was found:
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With his pants down, literally
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Wearing a condom
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With his female aide's hair caught in his zipper
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With his pants on backwards
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"In the Saddle": A rival's TV spot shows - in pretty darned slick fashion - this Senator's head morphing into Obama's:
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Gil John
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Andy
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Louis
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Robert
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