Helpful advice
One of my favorite shows is "Weeds". It's on Showtime (which means I have to wait for it to come on DVD since Magic Cable doesn't have Showtime) and stars Mary Louise Parker...mmmm....Mary Louise Parker...as a recent widow who lives in this affluent suburb and turns to selling weed to soccer moms to survive (yeah, I think it was originally on the BYU channel). It's very funny and you should put it in your Netflix cue. You won't be disappointed, This I Command!
This is a scene involving Mary Louise Parker's...mmmm...Mary Louise Parker..youngest son how has recently discovered, um, how to, you know. Well, he's apparently been flushing his socks and it's stopped up the plumbing. She tries to talk to him about it resulting in a funny yet highly awkward for the both of them exchange. It doesn't go as planned so she tell her brother-in-law to talk to him about it.
Incidentally, the brother in law and Mary Louise Parker...mmmm....Mary Louise Parker...were both in Angels in America together. If you've ever seen it she's the wife married to the Mormon who realizes he's gay (swear I'm not making that up) and he plays the guy with AIDS whose boyfriend leaves him as he's dying. And actually every one in the story becomes connected as the Mormon has his first gay thing with the boyfriend who leaves.
Anyways, she asks him to talk to her son. This is what he comes up with. It's hilarious and the euphemisms he comes up with are brilliant and it's so well delivered.
This is a scene involving Mary Louise Parker's...mmmm...Mary Louise Parker..youngest son how has recently discovered, um, how to, you know. Well, he's apparently been flushing his socks and it's stopped up the plumbing. She tries to talk to him about it resulting in a funny yet highly awkward for the both of them exchange. It doesn't go as planned so she tell her brother-in-law to talk to him about it.
Incidentally, the brother in law and Mary Louise Parker...mmmm....Mary Louise Parker...were both in Angels in America together. If you've ever seen it she's the wife married to the Mormon who realizes he's gay (swear I'm not making that up) and he plays the guy with AIDS whose boyfriend leaves him as he's dying. And actually every one in the story becomes connected as the Mormon has his first gay thing with the boyfriend who leaves.
Anyways, she asks him to talk to her son. This is what he comes up with. It's hilarious and the euphemisms he comes up with are brilliant and it's so well delivered.
posted by Richard at 10:05 PM
4 Comments:
Did not load right. I couldn't hear it well. There was an overlay of the tracks and was going twice but not at the same time. Seemed funny though.
the look on the kid's face is priceless as he catches his 'homework'.
i added it to my netflix queue.
I wish someone would have been so nice to have given me that advice when I was setting ground speed records in my early teens. I thought I was Bruce Lee being all Fists of Fury, but I was more of a Burt Reynolds Stroker Ace type.
I have heard of this show but don't have Showtime but if every episode is as hilariously funny as this clip...I'm willing to splurge for that channel (no pun intended, really). =)
I can't stop laughing. Simply perfect delivery. I'm sure that took some major editing to get it that perfect.
HILARIOUS!!!
PS - the banana? seriously?
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