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JackJanetChrissy
08-06-2015, 01:57 AM
Anybody out there? Seems quiet around here lately.

Fun facts: I just watched "Strangers in the Night" (the ep where Jack and Larry serenade the wrong girl in Season 6), and I saw Robert Z'Dar in the background as an extra at the Regal Beagle. I think he also shows up at the Beagle in other late-series episodes. (He is a somewhat legendary horror/cult/b-movie actor who died recently.)

Also, Jack's gf Arabella was wearing a scarf that Chrissy wore in Seasons 2 and 3. I also think Mrs. Roper wore it in the tag scene of "The Older Woman." More clothes making the rounds.

AB
08-06-2015, 05:32 PM
That's some cool trivia about the episode.

JackJanetChrissy
08-06-2015, 07:14 PM
That's some cool trivia about the episode.
Thanks!

There was also a rather major goof (I think)....When Jack and Larry arrive at Arabella's apartment complex to serenade her, Larry asks Jack which apartment is her, and Jack responds, "The one on the upper left." However, when he climbs up to deliver the invitation, he is obviously going for the apartment on the right. I guess he forgot in those couple minutes? :lol:

TerriFan
08-06-2015, 07:54 PM
Thanks!

There was also a rather major goof (I think)....When Jack and Larry arrive at Arabella's apartment complex to serenade her, Larry asks Jack which apartment is her, and Jack responds, "The one on the upper left." However, when he climbs up to deliver the invitation, he is obviously going for the apartment on the right. I guess he forgot in those couple minutes? :lol:

Well, he did invite the wrong girl. Not everything like that is a goof. This seems deliberate to me. What was a mistake is that Larry didn't correct Jack.

JackJanetChrissy
08-06-2015, 08:48 PM
Well, he did invite the wrong girl. Not everything like that is a goof. This seems deliberate to me. What was a mistake is that Larry didn't correct Jack.

Actually, I watched this scene again and I think what Jack said was "second from the left," so he had it wrong from the beginning.