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Old 07-01-2004, 12:18 AM   #1
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My pick for the most bizarre episode ever is the episode of Too Close for Comfort where Monroe gets raped by these two very large women. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that episode. What are your picks for most bizarre episodes ever?
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Old 07-01-2004, 01:29 AM   #2
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I nominate "Welcome Aboard" on The Brady Bunch. While I did not mind the addition of Cousin Oliver , I thought the pie scene at the end was very uncharacteristic of The Brady Bunch. (No wonder Robert Reed refused to appear in it! )
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Monroe got raped???? That IS bizarre. The oddest ones I recall were from The Cosby Show. The one where the men were pregnant and gave birth to the sandwich, boat etc was just the strangest thing. Also the one where they did like a takeoff on a musical and were singing "there is trouble in the Huxtable house tonight" was a very strange episode.
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Definitely "The Cosby Show" mentioned above... that was weird

Also "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" episode called "Mary's Three Husbands" was weird for a show like TMTMS
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the "Titanic" episode of Newsradio - i think it was Phil Hartman's last on the show, and it was quite prophetic....
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Anybody see "Roseambo" ? By far, without exception, the most bizarre episode of a tv sitcom ever aired.

In it, Roseanne battles terrorists on a train they highjacked. At one point, she dispatches a guy by shooting a tampon at him, and Jackie calls her "The ultimate in feminine protection."

To top it all off, Steven Segal makes an appearance in the closing scene. He tells Rosie that violence is never the answer, btu she sure is awesome. She responds, looking at the camera "Yeah, what he said."

OMG.
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Any episode of My Mother The Car, Cop Rock or Woops!.
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definitely the roseanne episodes where they were dreams and the roseambo ep they made no sense and were just filler eps
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I remember Whoops! Wow, that was a really weird show. It must have lasted all of 13 episodes.
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I'll second that, especially for My Mother the Car and Cop Rock.
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Yep, 13. I'm not sure they all aired, though.
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I don't even know why I remember it..... I was about 11 or 12 when it came on.

I just remember there was a military parade and a little kid's remote control truck set off a nuclear war. One the the main characters survived because he was in his Volvo, another because she was in the basement of her book store.

Wow, what a crappy show!
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I thought an episode of Two and a Half Men where Charlie gets taken by a coven of witches was pretty bizarre.
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Anybody see "Roseambo" ? By far, without exception, the most bizarre episode of a tv sitcom ever aired.

In it, Roseanne battles terrorists on a train they highjacked. At one point, she dispatches a guy by shooting a tampon at him, and Jackie calls her "The ultimate in feminine protection."

To top it all off, Steven Segal makes an appearance in the closing scene. He tells Rosie that violence is never the answer, btu she sure is awesome. She responds, looking at the camera "Yeah, what he said."

OMG.
bizarre and POINTLESS episode.
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