Gary Dunaier:
"I knew he wouldn't clean it up."
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"TEXT BY ARTHUR DUNLOW! photographs by felix unger"
Gary Dunaier:
"You broke my Rigoletto!"
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Felix jumps onto Oscar's desk
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Campaigning in what would later be Zuccotti Park, home of the "Occupy Wall Street" movement - the volunteers carrying Oscar Madison posters are all wearing Mets caps
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Felix Unger, Mets fan
Gary Dunaier:
Campaigning in what would later be Zuccotti Park, home of the "Occupy Wall Street" movement
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On Church Street, NYC with World Trade Center (Twin Towers) construction in background - episode originally aired 10-24-74
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Oscar and Felix read the obituaries to see if anyone they knew passed away
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Goop Melange, the dish Felix ate to convince Gloria he was no longer finicky
Gary Dunaier:
Had you kept the can of canned squid, instead of keeping the money, the note on top of the can said that I would have owed you - one more can of squid
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Harvey Hankie meets Harry Hit
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The famed fondue fork has just been revealed to be a fraudulent fondue fork
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Felix Unger holds the famed fondue fork (later to be revealed as a fraudulent fondue fork)
Gary Dunaier:
Meet Harvey Hankie
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Grampa Unger slaps some bay rum on Oscar's face
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"Sex" is a dirty word to Felix Unger
Gary Dunaier:
"This is all you wrote?!"
Gary Dunaier:
"Is cream cheese supposed to make noise?"
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"You're my eyes, Gloria"
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Oscar Madisoy
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"Richard Dawson FEH!"
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"The ultimate humiliation - kicked out of group therapy."
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Has our society broken down so badly that we have to have police officers stationed in private apartments to monitor middle-aged men playing board games?
Gary Dunaier:
"J'accuse, dit Madison!"
Gary Dunaier:
Felix Unger is excited to find a sex quiz in this issue of "Cosmopolitan"
Gary Dunaier:
"I won my freedom!"
Gary Dunaier:
Felix Unger likes to kick off his shoes and read the Sunday funnies
Gary Dunaier:
Felix Unger presents the famed fondue fork to the judge