I may be really slow on the uptake on this. But I was just re-watching, and noticed the season 2 episode called ‘Man City’ had a deeper meaning.

In the episode they face off against Manchester City. But it is also the episode that focused on different characters’ fathers, and/or father figures (e.g., Roy to his niece).

Has anyone noticed other deeper meanings in other episode titles?

  • Mr_TurkTurkeltonB
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    1 year ago

    Season 3, La Locker Room Aux Folies, is wordplay on the stage play ‘La Cage e Folies’; which inspired the popular comedy ‘The Birdcage’ with Robin Williams and Nathan Lane.

    Both the play and movie are, in a nutshell, about hiding being a part of the gay community in order to “protect” others feelings

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      1 year ago

      Nice! There are a lot of references in the episodes to various plays and movies. I’m sure I’ve missed many.

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    1 year ago

    Definitely and then they changed it in next season to “Mom City” to also deal with the mothers :) …

    Anyways, I think this ain’t breaking bad,
    some titles are pretty straight forward,
    especially in season 1 - like “Biscuits” or “Trent Crimm, The Independent”,“For the children”,
    “Diamond Dogs” …

    but others do make you think. (or google a lot)

    Beard After Hours
    Headspace
    Lavender
    Inverting the Pyramid of Success
    Smells Like Mean Spirit
    4-5-1
    La Locker Room Aux Folles