The one where Brian makes with the pedestrian wordplay.

Synopsis: Lynn reminds us that she has pretty much no idea how men behave when Mike and Brian talk about how immediate marriage feels when a peer gets married. This occasions a bad pun on the part of the idiot who marries into a foreign culture because of the pea-brained racism that's only in ( Read more... )

The one where wedding photographers are a plague on humanity.

Synopsis: We get the bog-standard joke about being told to act naturally when the wedding photographer makes things really awkward.

Summary: This is the only normal looking part of the sequence so I'm thinking that Lynn is still sore about her wedding photos never turning out in a way ( Read more... )

The one where it's funny that Ofgordon's dad is a lunatic with no sense of the appropriate.

Synopsis: Tracey reminds that she's part of Elly Nation as she cheerfully informs the Patterson she reports to that her dad is so proud of his lawn that they're throwing grass seed instead of rice.

Summary: It's funny because it's gross to get grass thrown ( Read more... )

The Sunday strip where Gordon marries Object With No Agency.

The one where Lynn whines that fungus people in basements call her a swallow and ignorant snob.

Synopsis: Gordon talks about how Tracey's parents saved money by arranging to have wedding in their back yard. Talking about her folks gave them nice stuff and some cash leads to a reminder that Lynn is Canadian Content Mallory Archer.

Summary: Expect ( Read more... )

The one with bad wordplay about marriages that presupposes that guys propse, women dispose.

The one where John remembers how Elly thinks.

The one where John pays for trying to get an insecure idiot to laugh at her own folly.

Synopsis: It's late at night so of course, Elly ambushes John with a question about her appearance that has no right answer because Elly has an unacknowledged hatred of being reassured.

Summary: A great way to aggravate Elly is to point out this tendency of hers ( Read more... )

The one where Elly uses a phrase a four year old doesn't understand to justify being an insecure idiot.

Synopsis: When April tries to remind Elly that lying about her age is wrong, she's responded to with bad wordplay that she doesn't understand.

Summary: April just learned that adults are into Do As I Say, Not As I Don't Care If YOU Find Out I Do ( Read more... )

The one where the people have bad wordplay-enhanced fun at the expense of one of the spoilsports who hate parties.