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The Family Guy » Season 2 » The King Is Dead
00:22:36
Seth MacFarlan, Alex Borstein, Seth Green
144
Nouns
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1)
birdcall
For example, Chris has his drawing, Meg does her birdcall, I sing beautifully.
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2)
choreographer
...my choreographer and I want to thank everyone for auditioning.
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3)
carnation
- "Carnation," "peony." - No, they did that on last week's Marlowe.
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4)
discontent
"Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun of York.
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5)
frisbee
Hey, Dad, why don't you invent the Frisbee?
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6)
wasteland
...that's turning our society into a cultural wasteland!
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7)
sweetie
You wanted a bigger part, didn't you, sweetie?
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8)
raft
"High on the rapids, it struck their tiny raft
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9)
spectacle
...when this asinine spectacle of his is ridiculed by everyone in town...
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10)
poop
I just got that. A poop joke? That's real creative, Lois.
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11)
helm
Our little theater group finally has a committed visionary at its helm.
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12)
tulip
- Moving on. - What about "tulip"?
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13)
pow
We're just having a little pow-wow to discuss my latest changes.
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14)
loser
I got great ideas, but they look at me, and all they see is a loser.
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15)
toast
- What the hell is this? - French toast.
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16)
dues
All those years of paying my dues as musical director...
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17)
scenery
- I can paint scenery. - Can I be in the show, Mom?
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18)
snack
Except that guy with the lazy eye. He sees a loser and the snack machine.
Verbs
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1)
overextend
Hang on, hang on! You overextend the plié!
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2)
hew
How dare you reduce my finely hew thespian stylings...
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3)
ridicule
...when this asinine spectacle of his is ridicule by everyone in town...
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4)
proclaim
I hereby proclaim Siam the United States of America.
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5)
fart
Were you there when I fart?
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6)
invent
- It's already been invent. - Then how come I never heard of it?
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7)
plunge
"And plunge them down a thousand feet below
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8)
seize
A future where an oppressive new king has seize power.
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9)
apologize
Gentlemen, I apologize for wasting your time.
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10)
beg
Let's start with the scene where Lady Thiang beg Anna to comfort the king.
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11)
shout
"Dance and shout
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12)
dare
How dare you reduce my finely hewn thespian stylings...
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13)
trap
...to save a fish's life trap under the frozen ice.
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14)
screw
You screw it all up. Let me show you again.
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15)
belong
Lois, my penis belong on stage.
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16)
destroy
...and you've completely destroy that!
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17)
quit
You want to be the director? Fine! I quit!
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18)
struggle
...as six members of the Pawtucket fire department struggle valiantly...
Adverbs
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1)
tragically
Tom, another life was tragically cut short today.
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2)
backstage
Yes, you can be the dumpy teenager who stays backstage and cries...
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3)
positively
"Lucky there's a man who'll positively tell you
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4)
hereby
I hereby proclaim Siam the United States of America.
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5)
besides
Besides, I'm the director.
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6)
unfortunately
...but unfortunately it died shortly after.
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7)
truly
"Lady Thiang, if he needs me, truly needs me, I will go to him."
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8)
exactly
...is exactly what you've turned my show into.
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9)
perhaps
Perhaps I'll skip the stage and go directly to films!
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10)
finally
...under that old hack have finally paid off.
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11)
recently
...most recently, Miss Saigon.
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12)
actually
...but then we later found out it wasn't actually her.
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13)
along
We don't need Diane Simmons. We've had someone better all along.
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14)
later
...but then we later found out it wasn't actually her.
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15)
often
Kimble was a hands-on director who often appeared in his own shows...
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16)
else
Brian, you'll have to audition just like everyone else.
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17)
ever
"Met the greatest earthquake ever known
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18)
once
Mother, as first lady of the American stage, Helen Hayes, once said:
Adjectives
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1)
thespian
How dare you reduce my finely hewn thespian stylings...
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2)
sequined
I thought we could dress her in a pair of sequined capri pants.
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3)
barbaric
...who introduces culture and civility to a barbaric, patriarchal...
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4)
siamese
Siamese baby? Stewie Griffin does not play bit parts!
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5)
oppressive
A future where an oppressive new king has seized power.
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6)
awkward
This is so awkward.
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7)
jealous
I'm getting late word that you're a petty, jealous, closet case.
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8)
radiant
Someone radiant and sassy...
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9)
grim
It is a grim future with lots of explosions and partial nudity.
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10)
exhausted
We've been rehearsing for hours. I'm exhausted!
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11)
petty
I'm getting late word that you're a petty, jealous, closet case.
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12)
intuitive
You're so intuitive. It's a pleasure... Okay. Next!
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13)
ninth
The city lies in ruins after the ninth nuclear World War.
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14)
capri
They didn't have capri pants in the 1860s.
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15)
charming
...and he's charming.
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16)
unexpected
The King of Siam? Why, that's the lead! This is so unexpected!
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17)
mere
...to mere Mother Gooseries!
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18)
artistic
They want me to be the new artistic director of the Quahog Players!
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