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Sep 2, 2005
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    • "Hi, I'm Dave Kellett, and I've been listening to Daft Punk's "Doin' It Right" on loop for 79 continuous hours."
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    Panel Dialogue Location Props
    1 ARTHUR: Why do people write "e-mail" without a hyphen? It's like "t-rex" or "a-bomb" - it needs a hyphen.
    GRAMP: Meh. The English language can handle it. It's strong because it's FLEXIBLE. Be thankful we don't have languague police like the "Académie Française."
    THE HOUSE
    • Computer
    2 ARTHUR: The what?
    GRAMP: They're the group that maintains the purity of the French language. They try to keep foreign words from creeping in.
    THE HOUSE
    3 NARRATOR: Meanwhile, at L'Académie Française:
    Woman (French): Vee need to come up with a French word for "Blog"
    Man (French) (Pierre): How about "Le Blogique?"
    Man (French, #2) (smacking Pierre): Non! Non, Pierre! Vee have used zis trick too much!
    (SOUND FX): SMAK!!
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    • Cigarette
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    Character Info

    (SOUND FX)
    First Appearance
    December 25, 2001
    Recent Appearances
    June 05, 2006
    Man (French)
    First Appearance
    September 02, 2005
    Recent Appearances
    September 02, 2005
    Woman (French)
    First Appearance
    September 02, 2005
    Recent Appearances
    September 02, 2005
    NARRATOR
    First Appearance
    Well who is this?
    Recent Appearances
    June 01, 2006
    GRAMP
    First Appearance
    December 01, 2001
    Recent Appearances
    June 03, 2006
    Man (French, #2)
    First Appearance
    September 02, 2005
    Recent Appearances
    September 02, 2005
    ARTHUR
    First Appearance
    December 10, 2001
    Recent Appearances
    May 07, 2006
    Flaco
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