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3x12 Getting to Know You
First Aired: Jan. 15, 1993 on ABC
Summary: Charlene feels to be in a world of unknown when her birthday party becomes a failed wish come true, when Earl brings his friends from the WeSaySo job to celebrate her birthday party. After a shocking miserable party, Charlene decides to leave the Sinclair family and join another family as… |
Main Characters in this Episode
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Episode Quotes
Fran Sinclair: You know, Earl, I'm actually learning a lot about the cultural differences between us and Francois's species. We may be different on the outside, but underneath it all...
Fran Sinclair: ...I really want to kill them! I wanna kill every single one of them!
Earl Sinclair: Fran, this is the side of you I've never seen before! I wanna take it hunting.
Fran Sinclair: ...I really want to kill them! I wanna kill every single one of them!
Earl Sinclair: Fran, this is the side of you I've never seen before! I wanna take it hunting.
Baby Sinclair: I've got a present.
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: [curiously] Oh, I where would I find it?
Baby Sinclair: In my diaper.
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: [furiously] Ugh! You are disgusting! Ha!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: [curiously] Oh, I where would I find it?
Baby Sinclair: In my diaper.
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: [furiously] Ugh! You are disgusting! Ha!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up!!
Francois Jean-Marie Poupon: Awk!
Baby Sinclair: Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up!
Baby Sinclair: [hits his daddy with a frying pan] Not la mere! Not la mere!
Trivia
- The title is from a song from Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical 'The King and I'. The original Broadway production opened at the St. James Theater on March 29, 1951, ran for 1246 performances and won the 1952 Tony Award (New York City) for the Best Musical.





