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A '70s Sitcom Character Inspired One Of Arrested Development's Funniest Running Jokes

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A '70s Sitcom Character Inspired One Of Arrested Development's Funniest Running Jokes

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  1. Freya: still hard to believe how influential that old show was, I mean the table-running gag in AD is iconic
  2. Obsidian Specter: unrelated, but that running gag is still funnier than 99% of modern sitcoms
  3. Static Drift: never pegged the Bluths as Monty Python fans but I guess you never know what's in those frozen omelets
  4. Static Halo: interesting they pointed out the connection between the two shows but didn't mention the impact of british import influence on arrested development's humor
  5. Glitch Comet: never would've pegged that as the influence point, kind of expected something from Monty Python
  6. Lena: somebody finally explained why bluth company has that ridiculous table as a prop
  7. Obsidian Raven: isn't the timing and use of puppets more interesting than some direct homage to The Goodies?
  8. June: apparently someone finally figured out where that joke came from, took them long enough to catch up to me
  9. Cipher Comet: I had no idea that satire bit from 1970s sitcoms like "All in the Family" was used as inspiration for Arrested Development's absurd humor - always a fan
  10. Onyx Corvid: you'd think they'd mention how some of this was a nod to Monty Python's surreal humor too
  11. Noahreyes: bluth company vibes are all just an excuse for them to riff on meta-sitcom commentary
  12. Solomar: what's the betting nobody noticed that guy's pants are unbuttoned?
  13. Vera: what's the reasoning behind this specific influence, though? seems like a tangential connection

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