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Old 07-28-2014, 11:59 PM   #1
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Default Watched part 2 of JJ's Fiancee 100 times and did just realize that

Michael is not seen at all in part 2.

I guess his character had to be missing because of all the drug talk? He was 14 not 5
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Michael is not seen at all in part 2.

I guess his character had to be missing because of all the drug talk? He was 14 not 5
The conversation about drug talk was not that long.....maybe he was at wilona house
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The conversation about drug talk was not that long.....maybe he was at wilona house

Would have loved the drug dealer to be MAD DOG LMAO
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Would have loved the drug dealer to be MAD DOG LMAO
YES, THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN REALISTIC COMPARED TO HAVING THAT LITTLE KID COME TO THE EVANS HOUSE AS THE DRUG PUSHER.....
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YES, THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN REALISTIC COMPARED TO HAVING THAT LITTLE KID COME TO THE EVANS HOUSE AS THE DRUG PUSHER.....

Florida: "James he's a just a baby"

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By the way I loved the way that young actor handled himself around all those adults
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By the way I loved the way that young actor handled himself around all those adults
Why was he calling Diana's dad "Popeye?" I don't get it.
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Why was he calling Diana's dad "Popeye?" I don't get it.
Me either I guess it's a 1976 thing lol
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Popeye was a character from The French Connection movie. I thought he was talking about Popeye The Sailorman who gets his incredible strength from spinach, LOL, and was wondering why the little boy was comparing Diana's Dad to the fictional sailorman. When I found out about the French Connection movie, it all made sense.
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It was the French Connection 2 movie that was out in the theaters when this episode was filmed in 1975
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Popeye was a character from The French Connection movie. I thought he was talking about Popeye The Sailorman who gets his incredible strength from spinach, LOL, and was wondering why the little boy was comparing Diana's Dad to the fictional sailorman. When I found out about the French Connection movie, it all made sense.
Thanks, that explains it.

"What did you expect, Popeye, the french connection?"

I never understood the joke because I've never seen the movie. The only Popeyes that I've ever been familiar with are Popeye The Sailor Man and Popeyes Chicken.
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Thanks, that explains it.

"What did you expect, Popeye, the french connection?"

I never understood the joke because I've never seen the movie. The only Popeyes that I've ever been familiar with are Popeye The Sailor Man and Popeyes Chicken.

That explains the reference but I still don't get the connection of the character and the movie
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That explains the reference but I still don't get the connection of the character and the movie
I know what you mean. I googled an image of this Popeye Doyle character and he looks NOTHING like Mr. Buchanan.
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I know what you mean. I googled an image of this Popeye Doyle character and he looks NOTHING like Mr. Buchanan.

exactly lol
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That explains the reference but I still don't get the connection of the character and the movie

I'm not positive about this, but if my memory serves me correctly. Popeye Doyle was an undercover narcotics detective in the French Connection. The Evan's and JJ's fiancés parents lured the kid who brought the drugs to the apartment (like an undercover drug bust). Popeye being an undercover narc cop, that was what the kid was referring to. He could have called James Popeye for that matter.
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