Opps!

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In the episode "Here Comes The Bride" after Alice's sister goes into the bedroom Ralph says "Alright Miss Dorothy Dick's fixer of marriage problems fix my sleeping problem!" Only instead of saying "problem" he says something like "blahblum!" Did anyone else catch that? Audrey made a "what the heck did you just say" face. I was laughing so hard at that. I had never noticed it before.

[powbangzooom]

Yeah, that was funny! But I guess I heard it different. I thought he said "PWOBLEM". Lol!

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Which ever way it was heard it was funny! I had a mouth full of sweet tea that went everywhere when I heard that & saw Audrey's expression .

[W.B.]

Originally Posted by AndAwayWeGo

In the episode "Here Comes The Bride" after Alice's sister goes into the bedroom Ralph says "Alright Miss Dorothy Dick's fixer of marriage problems fix my sleeping problem!" Only instead of saying "problem" he says something like "blahblum!" Did anyone else catch that? Audrey made a "what the heck did you just say" face. I was laughing so hard at that. I had never noticed it before.

First, he was referring to an advice columnist of old, Dorothy Dix (not to be confused with 19th-century social activist Dorothea Dix); second, I thought he said "fix my sleeping plobrem!"

[vedastone]

Originally Posted by W.B.

I thought he said "fix my sleeping plobrem!"

Agreed, W.B. It sounded like a spoonerism (if one word can qualify). My friend and I used to study that one over and over.