Starring: Kristen Schaal, H. Jon Benjamin, Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman
Prank You for Being a Friend - S10-E22
Continuity mistake: When Louise is in Mr. Frond's office taking about Kaylee, in shots of both of them, there's no file on the table. But in shots of Mr. Frond, there's a folder next to him.
Continuity mistake: When Linda and the kids are walking back home, Linda doesn't have a fire hat on. But in the shot of just her, she's wearing one.
Continuity mistake: The pillow disappears and reappears between shots while Gene is on the bed. Interestingly, the wrinkles his feet make in the pillow can still be seen floating in midair in the shot where the pillow itself is missing.
The Prince: Hello there, my bothers. I almost didn't see you. I am...the Prince of Persuasia! There are three steps to persuading women. Step number one: Trap your princess. Physically corner her in a room and eventually, your life. Step two: Insult your princess. Insult her face, her body, her brain, her car. The lower her self-esteem, the higher your chances, bro. It's been biologically proven, by me. Step three: Brag. Not lying, but close. Make up a story about how you single-handedly murdered a wild animal. Your story is going to release a hormone, deep inside her body, called "Insatia." It makes women ovulate. For sex!
Aquaticism - S7-E14
Trivia: In the opening intro the store next to Bob's is called "Pro-pain Accessories" and the exterminator is "Dale's Dead-Bug." Hank Hill, from the show "King of the Hill", sells propane and propane accessories and his neighbor, Dale Gribble, owns Dale's Dead-Bug. Jim Dauterive, one of the show's creator/writer was also a writer/producer for "King of the Hill."
Question: The song they play in this episode's end credits - can anybody tell me what it's called?
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Answer: It's a made up song for the show. It's a synth version of what the kids sang in Mr. Frond's video at the beginning of the episode. "Let's Swap Eyes."
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