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Chicken Nuggets and a Triple Homicide

Episode aired Mar 9, 2015
TV-14
20m

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8.2/10

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Allison Janney and Anna Faris in Mom (2013)

Mom: Chicken Nuggets And A Triple Homicide

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Christy and Bonnie attempt to bring the family back together by leasing a house which has an interesting history, while in the meantime, Bonnie works as the go-between for Christy and Alvin ... Read allChristy and Bonnie attempt to bring the family back together by leasing a house which has an interesting history, while in the meantime, Bonnie works as the go-between for Christy and Alvin in an effort to bring peace to their relationship.Christy and Bonnie attempt to bring the family back together by leasing a house which has an interesting history, while in the meantime, Bonnie works as the go-between for Christy and Alvin in an effort to bring peace to their relationship.

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Trivia
When Christie tells Violet about the new house, Violet is then seen running away from the roach-infested apartment. However, she has no idea where the house is.

Goofs
Marjorie tells Roscoe if you love your cat you don't feed them from a box or a can. Most dry cat food is bagged, not boxed.

Quotes
Violet: You could put a whole body in this fridge.
Christy: [drops plate, nervously] Why would you say that?
Violet: Because it's huge.
Christy: Oh... well, you couldn't put a body in there... you'd have to chop it up into little pieces...
Bonnie: Stop talking.

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CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #471

Just to be clear, I'm still not writing vanity cards.

What you're reading here is more of a mission statement.

A declaration of intent.

A simple document drafted to avoid confusion.

I believe that the only excuse for making grand pronouncements about quitting and then not following through is if you're Evander Holyfield, Brett Favre, Steven Soderbergh, Jay-Z or the Eagles.

And, on a completely selfish note, by not writing any more cards, the value of my old ones goes up.

Not in a financial sense.

Emotionally.

You know, how can I miss you if you won't go away?