"It was either this or 'Deep Throat' "

[barwars]

.... "and I know how sick of Watergate everybody is" -- Lowell.
On the episode with Joe's bachelor party (i think it was joe, im not sure)


Thats probably the funniest line Ive ever heard on Wings.
What episode/season is that from??

[Kristen]

Originally posted by barwars
.... "and I know how sick of Watergate everybody is" -- Lowell.
On the episode with Joe's bachelor party (i think it was joe, im not sure)


Thats probably the funniest line Ive ever heard on Wings.
What episode/season is that from??

That line did come from Joe's disasterous bachelor party. I have to admit, I loved it, too. Classic Lowell!

I'm surprised Roy or Brian didn't go back and get "Deep Throat" after he said that! At least then they could've salvaged some part of the evening LOL. That had to be one of the funniest episodes of "Wings" I've seen yet!

[barwars]

Originally posted by Kristen
That had to be one of the funniest episodes of "Wings" I've seen yet!

Its my favorite episode, so far. Ive only seen about 20, maybe 30.
And N@N isnt making it any easier for me.

[Adamantium]

Originally posted by barwars
Thats probably the funniest line Ive ever heard on Wings.
What episode/season is that from??

It was from:

Season Six (1994-1995)
121. "Boys Just Wanna Have Fun"

Sadly, that was Lowell's second to last episode as a regular. He makes only one appearance in season 7 where he leaves Nantucket to join the Witness Protection Program.

It was Lowell that got me into "Wings" in the first place. And Lowell was his funniest in season 6.

[Chocoholic]

I was about 13 or 14 years old when I first saw that episode when it origionally aired, and it wasn't until a couple of years ago that I FINALLY got that joke!

I lived a very sheltered life, I guess...

[pilotguy]

It's very impressive the way that that line comes across....

On most other sitcoms, a line like that would come across as vulgar and offensive, but the "Wings" gang was able to pull it off with a sort of "cute innocence" that was unique to that series.

[Chocoholic]

Originally posted by pilotguy
It's very impressive the way that that line comes across....

On most other sitcoms, a line like that would come across as vulgar and offensive, but the "Wings" gang was able to pull it off with a sort of "cute innocence" that was unique to that series.

I agree with you there, Pilotguy. Another line I can think of is during Insanity Claus when Antonio was eating Bob's donut and says, "I'm starving! I've been having lots of sex." I thought it was really funny coming from him, but certain other TV characters, I would just have rolled my eyes at.