So, like, that's our song, Merry Christmas…. It moved me... Bob- Yeah, I think it ranks up there with Stairway to Heaven... Doug- Wha-? Bob: And a beer, Together: In a tree! And a beer in a tree. BG Singers: Five golden touques! Also known as: Dave Thomas/Rick Moranis. The song, which reached No. The Simpsons animated television series, episode DABF06, "The Bart Wants What it Wants", includes a clip of "Take Off" when the Simpsons visit Toronto. Songtext: Bob and Doug McKenzie – Take off. Yeah, in case people don't believe us). "Thirteen Days of Christmas"! So, like take off, to the great white north.
Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. D: Next Christmas, you can get me a chain-saw! Bob- But I want... Doug- Merry Christmas, everybody! How's it going, Geddy? D: (with Bob) In a tree. Last night, the Take Off, Eh! And three other days which, I believe, are the "mystery". Thanks a lot, eh, that's great. Oh, it's going pretty good.
In 1986 the SCTV comedy troop released an album on Rush's Anthem label, Wankers' Guide To Canada. As seen in this Facebook video (thanks Daniel R): B: Three French toast. "I went to school with Rick Moranis from K thru 6 and were in the same class each year. When they were doing the album, they called me up and asked me if I'd sing on one of the tracks. Rewind to play the song again.
Announcements (Missing Lyrics). We agreed to say that, but. This is the most recent information about Bob & Doug McKenzie that has been submitted to amIright. You know what it is (What). Bob: Donuts – I told you to get me donuts! Have the inside scoop on this song? On the third day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, Three French toast. Bob: Right, and what's the 24th, Christmas Eve, right? Why are you doing this? Bob and Doug McKenzie and The Twelve Days of Christmas. And, what's the twenty-fourth... Christmas Eve, right? How come he's not wearing a toque? Take Off (feat. Geddy Lee) by Bob & Doug McKenzie Lyrics | Song Info | List of Movies and TV Shows. Okay, this is, uh, the hit single section of our album.
Help us to improve mTake our survey! Where do ya get twelve? Yeah, okay, okay, sorry. Christmas, my true love gave to me, C: Six... D: Six packs of two-four. Fine then, you′ll be looking for me... Take off with us song. Yeah? It′s a beauty way to go. Everybody's gone because of you! I'll do a solo album. Hey, Geddy, we'd like to thank you for coming on, uh, the album. Dave Thomas' brother is Ian Thomas. Our topic today is music.
D: There's lots of ideas in here, so listen and don't get stuck! Chuckle) What are ya doin'?!? B:.., on the twelfth day, you could've got me a DOZEN donuts... D: So, out to the stores and get some presents! How can you do that?
In this case, it really is justified - that's part of his body after the accident that gave him his powers. What's incredible is that we're shown the inside of his closet once and see some other colored shirts, and he still picks the green-and-orange one. Some of these are justified, however. Negi insists he's still a teacher and must dress as one, and Kotaro insists his school uniform is his battle costume. He spends several days only wearing one suit. To prevent them becoming wrinkled, he has to treat them with a special chemical which has the side effect of dyeing everything red, white, or blue... - The closet gag was explicitly used by Jughead Jones in the Archie comic book series, where he does the exact same thing as the cartoon up above: his closet has all clothes which are all the same. Part of a closet. When Michael Gambon took over the role of Dumbledore in the third movie he was given light blue silk robe and a short, blue fez with a tassle and a string tied around his beard. During a visit to Doug's house, one kid marvels, "You have the entire Farnum line! " If you find a pair of socks that you love and that work with many outfits, resist the urge to constantly wear them. In his second and third seasons, he gains a new suit with a reversed colour scheme - blue with brown pinstripes.
When named one of NYC's Best Dressed, he protested with a slideshow of himself at various public appearances: "Same fucking shirt, every day -- that's not personal style, that's OCD! The Dukes of Hazzard: Most of the main characters – all except Daisy – wore the same outfits day in and day out, except for when the story called for something else: - Bo wore a yellow button-down long-sleeved shirt (cuffs rolled up) and jeans. 1. a closet filled with garish outfits. I think I have a crown like that in my collection - except it was worn by a demonic king from an ancient kingdom. As a general rule, synthetics ought always to be avoided. It's Velma, barefoot, shuffling through drawers of socks trying to find orange colored ones. It is only rarely that we see them in casual clothes.
Played completely straight in Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Willis consciously averts this in Dumbing of Age, instead giving his characters color motifs and recurring types of clothing, though as a Mythology Gag some things are remarkably similar to the original 'verse—Walky, for example, retains his sweatshirt (now stripe-less), Jason retains his bowtie, Ethan has a lot of green button-downs, Ruth's black-on-green ensemble in the first story arc evokes her original black overalls, and so forth. "A lovely costume made of book fibers! Well, maybe another time then! 1), "a large black overcoat with a velvet collar" (Ch. A closet full of shoes. And, while there are many details to the couple's 'fit that we could mention, one that Julia unveiled in a recent interview is particularly interesting. Stories set in a limited time-frame, i. e. close to Real Time, and there is no reason for a character to change clothes and sometimes doing so is just wasted time. Robin did wear a tux to prom and Starfire wore a hot pink dress, but Robin's tux was custom made to be instantly removable, and Starfire was wearing her uniform underneath it and not wearing her dress at the end of the episode. This subtle pattern injected color and strong visual lines but in an unobtrusive and subtle way. Almost every human in Transformers has no more than two outfits, but Jean in Victory really takes the cake - he always wears that hoodie, suspenders, red shoes, and jacket even while attending school.
There is official artwork with them in clothing, but in-series they don't wear clothing. There's a long lineage of women who've traveled the world in search of rare, mysterious artifacts. In one of the audio commentaries to Spaced, Kevin Smith notes how this trope applies to the show (in the sense that they have a small number of outfits that they repeat) and proceeds to cite it as a point of the show's realism. It's quite a long story, actually. W. A closet filled with garish outfits unit 7. wears a pink vest over a white/pink-striped outfit (though the pink stripes are only present in the books. ) Seldom falters under pressure. Compared to a plain, dark grey sock or a fluffy white sock, a classic dress sock is a riot of color and style that is visually pleasing and helps set its wearer apart. Chloe from the same series takes the opposite tack.
It is somewhat justified by the fact the protagonists were on the run and had little funds. The elegant dinner jackets of the upper class (which Maigret, in spite of himself, envies a little), or the garish outfit of an inspector dressed to the nines (of which Maigret has a particular horror! The rest of the cast has their uniforms (Negi has his suit) which they wear generally, giving a sense of this trope. She wore purple flowers in the first place because that was what she had worn when they last saw each other, the occasion of their childhood Arranged Marriage. MIN, CLO, IND), before changing to a lighter one, like the light brown mentioned in PRE, or a mid-season coat (cf. "A grim cloak with an eerie backstory. Buying high-quality, well-made socks is the first step in ensuring no holes. If you're a regular viewer of Raising Hope, you're likely to become familiar with the recurring pieces of clothing in the Chances' wardrobe, such as Jimmy's "Bigfoot vs. Abe Lincoln" and "Mr. Natural" tees. How To Elegantly Combine Socks, Shoes, and Trousers. And sometimes Maigret strikes a pose which the movies have made classic (You've no doubt seen one of these mysteries from the '50s with the hero in this typical look. In Batman and Harley Quinn, Harley lampshades the concept. Catherine: Protagonist Vincent has a hanger with drying laundry on it in his apartment.
The villains almost never change clothes, except Shego into swimwear. Firearms instructor Paul Harrell virtually always wears the same style of cargo pants and tan shooting jacket in his videos, except when the demonstration calls for something else. This trope is extremely common in video games, RPG's especially, to the point of having its own sub-trope, Informed Equipment. After the 1960s, the increasingly casual nature of menswear saw two unique trends in dress socks. Humorously lampshaded in the first Gabriel Knight game: Gabe's character was designed to wear a bitchin' leather trenchcoat, which he wears whenever he goes outside. Keep living our dreams for us, Alexa. Justified in that they're just animated dolls. Crowley even refers to our heroes as "denim-wrapped nightmares". Most specific video game examples would be redundant, but there are a few specifically obnoxious examples. The Inazuma Eleven series usually depicts characters wearing either their team uniforms, team tracksuits, or school uniforms, but some of the story characters also have additional set(s) of sprites depicting them in casual outfits, and the anime adaptation also depicts them in casual clothes whenever appropriate. Thousand Arms had quite a bit of Lampshade Hanging of this trope.
Later he was seen with a better variety of clothes. Hank Moody on Californication appears to have two outfits: jeans and a black t-shirt for everyday wear, and jeans with a black button down shirt (with or without a blazer) for more formal occasions. A Brief History of Socks. Drew Carey often jokes that his entire wardrobe is made up of white shirts and ties. Not counting the outfits he got when fused into Vegitto and Gogeta, or in GT.
This way paparazzi bugged him less often because people buying pictures from paparazzi couldn't tell whether they were brand-new or days-old (and thus less valuable). On later seasons of Roseanne, an oversized shirt with a picture of a chicken and a fried egg got passed around the entire female cast, and then, eventually, to the male cast as well. If his pipe merits a study of its own (perhaps a subject for a future article…), I will here examine the clothing worn by our Inspector... not only his hat and overcoat, but also the rest of his wardrobe, for it has been described by Simenon in great detail throughout the corpus. You will learn what defines a dress sock, how to select quality dress socks, and how to incorporate dress socks correctly in your personal style. Kids had casual outfits that they'd often be seen in (i. Are you wearing the official colors of the Hunter's Society? It's official, Chloe Bailey invented the LBD. The heavy coat, with or without its velvet collar, is reserved for investigations that take place in the fall or winter.
When seen without it, i. The Sixth Doctor was referred to as "The BBC Colour Test Man". Possibly Lampshade Hanging in the start of the second game, when Sora is wearing the outfit he was wearing in the first game... except there was a year-long Time Skip between the two games and now they're quite small on him. Digimon Adventure 02 is on middle ground: outside of the Digital World, all of the characters have their own clothing, and what they wear changes as the seasons do. Although it should be noted that they do reuse oufits: Morgana has that one blue dress that appears multiple times and that Gwen gets to wear at one point, and Arthur has a long brown coat and a short black jacket that both make multiple appearances, as well as his armour - but they both get a lot more outfit changes than any of the lower-class characters. Lampshaded in one scene when his daughter comments on his lack of fashion sense and he explains that he has a uniform that works for him. Son Goku and His Friends Return!!. The Harvest Moon games are particularly egregious examples of this trope. Sportacus only ever wears his blue-and-white superhero outfit... even to bed!
At least Robbie has pajamas. Street Fighter does this a bit. Averted for Uiharu and Saten of Railgun who have many different outfits that they wear over the series. Not a problem, except it's June. Averted in Girl Friends. Kim and Ron have several situational clothes changes (mission wear [black shirt, black gloves, cargo pants; Kim's shirt shows her midriff], winter gear, cheer/mascot uniforms, default school/casual clothes [Kim: green tummy-baring top, blue pants; Ron: red shirt, brown cargoes]).