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Like a snack dick. richard: no, it's pied piper. put them on. patrick gomez: but that was not the case ah decades ago, and i think the sitcom had a large part in pushing geek culture to the forefront. urkel: hi mr. winslow, i'm steve urkel. aramide tinubu: family matters was set in chicago and it was about the winslow family. carl: hello ladies, i thought we'd all do our homework together. laura: uh oh. dad's paying bills, i'm outta here! judy: me too. aramide tinubu: and they have this really annoying neighbor, steve urkel. jaleel: when i went to audition for steve urkel, i was just supposed ...

Butch patrick: the addams family was a comic strip by charles addams in the new yorker. very dark humor. man: that doll doesn't have a head. wednesday: it's marie antoinette. grandmama told us about the french revolution and pugsley chopped off her head. laura morowitz: the addams family are more subversive because they're not striving to be like the typical american family. morticia: gomez, we have ourselves some very peculiar neighbors... grandmama: there's only one thing to do, get rid of them. uncle fester: i'll get rid of 'em! grandmama: i'll come with you fester. i haven't used this beau...

I see myself in that character?... you even look at agnes moorehead as endora and you could see a lot of early touchstones for drag. samantha: don't you realize you're under a spell? endora: i know dear, but when you're in love the whole world is under a spell. patrick gomez: that was groundbreaking. herbie pilato: the great thing about the show is that samantha wasn't defined by her supernatural powers. she was really defined by her humanity. samantha: that picture, it's offensive. darrin: offensive? samantha: is that how you think i look? darrin: will you calm down - samantha: well do you? d...

In the sun. morticia: oh dear. steve cox: the addams family, just like the munsters, lasted just two years, two seasons. laura morowitz: while they were there they served a very, very important function. emily vanderworth: they are tackling the changing face of the american family. it's sort of this idea of like, 'oh, american society is really messed up and these are the only people that understand why it's messed up.' grandma: go ahead fester you get another shot. gomez: this time get him right in the old heart. man: [screams] grandma: what's the matter with your friend? gomez: i don't know....

I see myself in that character?... you even look at agnes moorehead as endora and you could see a lot of early touchstones for drag. samantha: don't you realize you're under a spell? endora: i know dear, but when you're in love the whole world is under a spell. patrick gomez: that was groundbreaking. herbie pilato: the great thing about the show is that samantha wasn't defined by her supernatural powers. she was really defined by her humanity. samantha: that picture, it's offensive. darrin: offensive? samantha: is that how you think i look? darrin: will you calm down - samantha: well do you? d...