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Remember when this was practically a lost episode? How times change.
I was just thinking the same thing.
It seemed to have never been played again.
If I recall correctly, it was only shown once.
Once was enough.
My favorite riff from this episode, one that still makes me bust out laughing, comes during a shot of someone sending a telegram:
“Am in…Ireland…send…real…food.”
Next favorite would be after the opening sequence when the ship appears be doomed, then it suddenly cuts to the ship sitting peacefully in harbor the next day. Crow starts singing: “We got into port, and everyone was ok, we went out to lunch and felt better…”