CChristine
That last skit is very important. It helps to prove how one can not always believe how surveys say. For all we know, the people at home filling out the ballots may simply be a bunch of uneducated buffoons.
[She realizes what she just said.]
CChristine
OH, NO, NO! I didn't mean to say that! Oh, who wrote the cue cards?!
[Ross, holding a card, points to himself and chuckles. Cut to The Preverts watching the show.]
That girl just called me an uneducated buffoon. I am not voting for her.
I always thought she was remarkably perceptive.
[An Opposite Sketch. In this sketch, Christine, Lisa and Doug lean in progressively closer toward Kevin, who is wearing a leather jacket, and finally are leaning in so close that he falls out of his desk.]
CChristine
Look whose Mommy didn't make him wear a sailor suit to school!
...Who dresses like a punk!
...Who isn't Mommy's little darling!
CChristine
...Who's not a big sissy!
[Christine enters the studio]
Where do you think you're going?
CChristine
To do the introduction to the show.
You can't do that on television!
CChristine
Yeah, that's the show, alright.
Christine, have you ever tried the water diet?
CChristine
No, what's that-- Oh, you drink all the water you want...
No, you don't exactly drink it.
CChristine
(realizing something) Oh no...
[Christine gets drenched.]
Christine, the wet look is in. Oh, you got it this time.
Moose, I am getting out of here! This studio is haunted! I just seen three ghosts!
CChristine
Ross, don't be silly. There's no ghosts in here.
Oh no? What do you call them?
[Doug, Kevin, and Lisa enter in ghost sheets.]
CChristine
That's just Kevin, Lisa, and Dougie in some latest Paris fashion.
[in a ghostly voice] Noooooooo.
CChristine
What do you mean, "Noooooooo"? It is you, isn't it, Lisa?
Well, yeah, it is, but it's not the latest fashion from Paris, it's the latest from New York. They call it the Amityville Horror look.
CChristine
Isn't there any fashion too ridiculous for you guy to wear?
DKDoug, Kevin, Lisa
I don't know.
[All three get slimed]
When I get cleaned up, McGlade, I'm gonna come back and haunt you!
CChristine
Hi, and welcome to another episode of "You Can't Do That On Television". This shows is packed full of brand-new, super-duper, funny and zany comedy, it's all new and even better than before. (Suddenly, the credits start rolling.) Wait a second. Stop. Stop. Hold it! Stop. (The credits stop rolling and fade out.)
CChristine
What do you mean, "what is it now"? Why were the closing credits rolling? I hadn't even finished my introduction.
It's my newest idea for saving money, a little tip I picked up from the advertisers. What you do is, you call the show all-new and better than ever, and then you present the viewers with less content.
CChristine
Yeah, sounds good so far, but how does that save money?
That's the beauty of it. We only do a two minute show, then we only have to pay you kids for two minutes and I get the rest!
CChristine
Yeah. Forget it, Ross.
Well, it was worth a try.
CChristine
The things some people will do to make a buck.
CChristine
I went on that Super Loop ride at the amusement park the other day, you know, the one where it goes up and then it goes around and around and then it comes back down, except this time it stopped right at the top.
Oh, really? Oh, how awful! You mean, you were hanging there upside down? Oh, for how long?
CChristine
Until all the money that had fallen out of my pockets got swept up and taken away.
CChristine
Our writers claim that they are true creative artists. I mean, when they start a script, they say they have no idea how it's going to end. But I think that after all these shows we can probably tell them. Everybody altogether...
CCChristine and the Crew
Lousy.
[Christine gets hit with water]
CChristine
Now wait one second! Just wait one second! I didn't even say "water"!
[Ross is holding a cue card, which a crew member is writing the word "WATER" on and underlining.]
Oh, no. No, that's written on this cue card, and that's all it takes!
CChristine
Boy, those guys sure are quick to get their revenge.
CChristine
Listen, I know you're kind of new to this, so if you have any questions, just ask me.
Well, there is one thing I'd like to ask you.
How do they make that slime they're always dumping on you?
CChristine
Oh. Well, first they take some wa-- some liquid, and then they add some flour, some Jell-O powder, sometimes some soap. Then they dump it all over me.
(looking up) Where do they dump it from?
CChristine
Actually, Vanessa, I've always wondered that too. I just don't know.
(Christine is slimed.)
Very interesting. Is it always green?
CChristine
Well, yeah, usually it is, but I guess it could be red,
(Christine is red slimed.)
(Christine is blue slimed.)
(Christine is yellow slimed.)
CChristine
Yeah. All right, you think you're so smart, let's see stripes!
(Christine is striped slimed - green, red, blue and yellow all at once.)
(also covered in slime.) Gee, it must be tough being a TV star. By the way, how do you get this stuff out?
CChristine
Well it usually washes off with water.
(Christine and Vanessa are drenched.)
AAnnouncer
You Can't Do That On Television can now be seen in Prime Slime Viewing Hours.
CChristine
Don't you mean, "Prime Time" Viewing Hours?
[Christine is slimed]
AAnnouncer
[Laughing] Nope, I mean, "Prime Slime" Viewing Hours!
CChristine
Figures. What else? ... Thanks!
[opposite skit]
Class, CLASS!! Can you please pay attention? Does anybody here have any idea why inte--- "Inestine" was regarded as a great scientist? Kevin?
Oh, uh, I don't know. [braces for the green slime, but nothing happens]
CChristine
I don't know. [she also braces for the slime, which again fails to fall]
[excitedly] Oh! Yes sir, I know!
[Lisa is slimed]
Wait a second! Wait, wait wait. That's only supposed to happen when people say "I don't know."
CChristine
Ah, but Lisa, you forget. This is an opposite skit.
CChristine
[Takes a fingerful of icing from the chocolate cake before her on the table, then thinks better of it] Oh... no, I can't do it. It's a good thing I stopped myself in time. A little chocolate cake binge would have meant another five pounds. Oh, I wish I was thin!
[A puff of smoke, and the Unfairy Godmother appears]
UGUnfairy Godmother
Sorry, but I had trouble hearing that last part.
CChristine
I said I wish I was thinner.
UGUnfairy Godmother
Thinner! And so you shall be!
[Another puff of smoke, and Christine is changed into a can of Paint Thinner]
UGUnfairy Godmother
The Unfairy Godmother strikes again! ... Wait a minute, I just thought of something; I was going to paint my gazebo this weekend. [Picks up the can of paint thinner and walks off]
CChristine
Ross, I hope you're not upset that I was making fun of your age and your, um deficiency.
No, really, I'm not, honestly, Moose. No, I realize now the aging process is really part of life's great fair plan.
CChristine
Ross, that's really great. I thought you might be kind of mad at me.
No, honestly I'm not. In fact, to show my appreciation, there will be no more green slime today!
CChristine
Are you serious?
Yeah, yeah. No green slime today, and you know why?
CChristine
Okay, no green slime?
[Ross runs off]
CChristine
Where are you going?
[Christine gets hit with blue slime.]
But we ran out of green slime... just had blue slime.
CChristine
(sarcastically) You know, you're a real delight, Ross.
[Throughout the show, Lisa has told jokes referring you Christine as a dog.]
CChristine
Lisa, do you know what I do to little costarlets who keep calling me a dog?
(laughing nervously) Oh, I don't know! (she gets slimed)
CChristine
I, uh, get my revenge.