During the episode, "Ready, Aim, Marry Me", Lucille Bluth uses air quotes while drunk and holding a glass of alcohol. This soon results in George Michael and Tobias Fünke slipping in the spilt liquid.
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| - During the episode, "Ready, Aim, Marry Me", Lucille Bluth uses air quotes while drunk and holding a glass of alcohol. This soon results in George Michael and Tobias Fünke slipping in the spilt liquid.
- Shockingly, some academics still do not even recognize air quotes exist. These ivory tower brainiacs limit the definition of air quotes to "bunny ears pretentious people make when they say something remotely ironic." The academics espousing this view are clearly irrational. Everyone knows that these gesticulations are only shadowy imitations of genuine air quotes, made by celebrity wannabes with no promise or integrity. If not by air quotes, then how are celebrities supposed to make their views heard? Did Oscar Wilde say, "Now ladies and gentlemen, I desire to gather a group of twelve or so of you together tomorrow at 1:00 such that I might set down a few of my choice phrases on child-rearing and the state of politics thence to be republished in student agenda booklets and on inspirational
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| - Shockingly, some academics still do not even recognize air quotes exist. These ivory tower brainiacs limit the definition of air quotes to "bunny ears pretentious people make when they say something remotely ironic." The academics espousing this view are clearly irrational. Everyone knows that these gesticulations are only shadowy imitations of genuine air quotes, made by celebrity wannabes with no promise or integrity. If not by air quotes, then how are celebrities supposed to make their views heard? Did Oscar Wilde say, "Now ladies and gentlemen, I desire to gather a group of twelve or so of you together tomorrow at 1:00 such that I might set down a few of my choice phrases on child-rearing and the state of politics thence to be republished in student agenda booklets and on inspirational posters"? No, that makes very little sense at all, if any.
- During the episode, "Ready, Aim, Marry Me", Lucille Bluth uses air quotes while drunk and holding a glass of alcohol. This soon results in George Michael and Tobias Fünke slipping in the spilt liquid.
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