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>Hey, remember the '50s? Remember television, Coca-Cola, and Dick Clark?
>I remember television!
>Come join me, Wolfguy Jack, at Greaser's Cafe, where it's 1955 every day of the year, baby!
>Actual year may vary. Consult calendar for current year.
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wow i think about this scene today....
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>>155601143
sure not the best decade for animation, that's for sure
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>>155601143
>Hey, remember the '50s? Remember television, Coca-Cola, and Dick Clark?

this was an extremely clever joke that just sounds like nostalgia bait now because Dick Clark is dead; he was still a major tv fixture for most Americans in 1999 because of his NYE show, which he continued to do until 2004

there's a lot of jokes about Happy Days in the Simpsons too, and this is also one of those
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lazy simpsons quote thread
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>>155601576
he was senile as shit by the end though



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