I think it was Frank's idea to leave the studio chatter in. It really does help to get the fundamental silliness across — like Frank talking to the guys over the phone at the end of "The Blimp" or Don muttering "Shit, I don't know how I'm gonna fit that in" on "She's Too Much For My Mirror".

"Unless you count all the times he SOLD DOPE WHILE DISGUISED AS A NUN." I don't know what it is about that line, but the first time I watched this movie I had to rewind because I was laughing too hard to catch everything after it.

"Unless you count all the times he SOLD DOPE WHILE DISGUISED AS A NUN." I don't know what it is about that line, but the first time I watched this movie I had to rewind because I was laughing too hard to catch everything after it.

OW! Those things awe bad fow you.

Is that the one where him and Bubs drunk-dial Marzipan and he starts crying over the phone? I died laughing at that — mainly because I couldn't believe they got away with that joke.

I hate that fwigging mawshmellow,

"Li'l Brudder… I… I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING WITH MY LIFE!"

It's all right. The parents, despite being idiots and assholes, were also shrewd enough to turn the comments off.

It's all right. The parents, despite being idiots and assholes, were also shrewd enough to turn the comments off.