easily called for transportation from their work????

I always wondered that myself. It seemed ridiculous that the FBI would have to call a cab. It seemed so unbelievable.

They did it because in was in the script to get a laugh.

easily called for transportation from their work????


I thought the samething? I tell ya, the writers were smoking something while writing some of these episodes.

They did it because in was in the script to get a laugh.

Duh

They did it because in was in the script to get a laugh.
OH SHYT!!!! DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THAT STUPID RESPONSE...

OH SHYT!!!! DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THAT STUPID RESPONSE...

:lol:

OH SHYT!!!! DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THAT STUPID RESPONSE...



LOL-I saw in your Signature you had -"It was in the script"-No Sh*T-LOL And I was wondering what led to that but now I know the reason after reading the response from nndamn1

They did it because in was in the script to get a laugh.



You are a IDIOT, now put that in the script-LOL

Speaking of FBI agents don't you think the Evans treated them really bad?

Speaking of FBI agents don't you think the Evans treated them really bad?
I don't think they treated them all that bad, I think they were just so shocked to hear about Cleatus that they weren't really thinking.
And yes, that was dumb to call for a cab, obviously if they were working and their tires were stolen, it wasn't their fault, so a car should have come to get them, lol. And gee, when they saw Cleatus was there, they suddenly were able to call for a car, lol.

I don't think they treated them all that bad, I think they were just so shocked to hear about Cleatus that they weren't really thinking.
And yes, that was dumb to call for a cab, obviously if they were working and their tires were stolen, it wasn't their fault, so a car should have come to get them, lol. And gee, when they saw Cleatus was there, they suddenly were able to call for a car, lol.

James said something like "why aren't you looking for so and so" And then there was a big audience reaction. To me it tried to do one over on the FBI.

James said something like "why aren't you looking for so and so" And then there was a big audience reaction. To me it tried to do one over on the FBI.
Yeah, that was Michael asking why aren't they looking for someone who shot someone, I can't remember his name, I KNOW someone else will know it right away, lol.

Yeah, that was Michael asking why aren't they looking for someone who shot someone, I can't remember his name, I KNOW someone else will know it right away, lol.

I thought that was funny how made fun of the FBI and their competence. It was Michael who inquired about them looking for Medgar Evers' killer and the audience clapped.

Right. I used to think of that all of the time.

Yeah, that was Michael asking why aren't they looking for someone who shot someone, I can't remember his name, I KNOW someone else will know it right away, lol.
Medgar Evers. Again, any opportunity to get the audience riled up and take cheap shots at two men who represent an agency or entity. Honestly, I wouldn't even go there if I was Michael. Sure he was for unity and power of the people, but when you say stupid stuff, it only makes you look even stupider, especially backing up a cousin of yours who may be a bank robber. Someone trying to take the "easy way out" rather than work hard like James.

Speaking of FBI agents don't you think the Evans treated them really bad?


Well no one is HAPPY to talk to the FBI so I understand the treatment-lol

...and its still like this in 2006. lol

...and its still like this in 2006. lol
Except now the question would come from a white kid saying "Who is looking for Osama Bin Laden?"

Yeah, what was up with that?? I was asking myself the same thing watching this episode. :confused:

Yeah, what was up with that?? I was asking myself the same thing watching this episode. :confused:
I mean, surely you would think they had the means to get a ride from their offices that they have in Chicago...duh!:crazy: