Adverbs

• 1) coz ( сог )

  Sure. Yeah. "Because anything can happen when two people share a cell, coz."

• 2) thankfully ( к счастью )

  But thankfully, he'd found a way to forget that.

• 3) mentally ( мысленно )

  he later found out was mentally challenged.

• 4) incredibly ( невероятно )

  in an incredibly misguided attempt to make his mother jealous.

• 5) legally ( юридически )

  - In fact, it was a box of Oscar's legally obtained medical marijuana. - Oh, good.

• 6) meanwhile ( тем временем )

  Buster, meanwhile, was also feeling abandoned by Mother.

• 7) perfectly ( отлично )

  It's perfectly innocent, but I can see how if our roles were reversed...

• 8) besides ( кроме того )

  Besides, it's only, uh, dinner in the office. I mean it's not Le Cirque.

• 9) overnight ( ночь )

  So I guess we can just, uh... just choose a cell to stay overnight in and, uh...

• 10) apart ( кроме )

  that my family's falling apart, now that I really need you.

• 11) eventually ( в конце концов )

  or the host, you, will get sicker and eventually die.

• 12) possibly ( возможно )

  Uh, B-Buster, you've got to talk to Mom about this. She can't possibly do it.

• 13) twice ( дважды )

  I've had to go to his parole hearings twice and lie through my teeth to keep him here.

• 14) certainly ( конечно )

  I certainly hope so. It'll help me better understand "George Bluth"...

• 15) earlier ( ранее )

  Years earlier, the Bluths had a hard time...

• 16) finally ( наконец )

  - and Gob finally faces a phobia he'd faced before. - No! Not here!

• 17) behind ( позади )

  You can stay in this box that Uncle-father Oscar left behind.

• 18) recently ( недавно )

  - Or should I say playdates? - Michael had recently dated a woman...