On some occasions, other related topics were used as jokes. In Catalina Caper, the SOL crew poked fun at a dance segment by shouting "Do the Donald Hollinger!" (Donald was considered to be a bit stiff and awkward). In Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, Joel refers to her starring role in the much maligned 1977 made-for-TV movie "It Happened One Christmas," as "the lame Marlo Thomas version of It's a Wonderful Life." In The Wild Wild World of Batwoman, besides repeating her catchphrase, when Batwoman asks a villain about what he did with one of her henchwomen, who she referred to as "that girl," Tom snarked that he introduced her to Phil Donahue, Marlo's real-life husband. In Girl in Gold Boots, one of the crew referred to the go-go dancers as "Marlo Thomas and the Marlo-ettes."
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- That Girl is a song played in "Insane Clown Poppy"
- That's right, she's the one. She was there at the party. You had some whiskey. She had some whiskey, perhaps you even gave it to her. There was laughing, and you took a flower from a nearby arrangement and gave it to her. Her alcohol-flavored lips returned the gift with a brief kiss. You leaned back into her, and it was suddenly more passionate. And there was more whiskey. The last thing you remember was the glass in her hand spilling its icy contents onto your sweaty back, just as your hand ran up her tender inner thigh.
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| - On some occasions, other related topics were used as jokes. In Catalina Caper, the SOL crew poked fun at a dance segment by shouting "Do the Donald Hollinger!" (Donald was considered to be a bit stiff and awkward). In Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, Joel refers to her starring role in the much maligned 1977 made-for-TV movie "It Happened One Christmas," as "the lame Marlo Thomas version of It's a Wonderful Life." In The Wild Wild World of Batwoman, besides repeating her catchphrase, when Batwoman asks a villain about what he did with one of her henchwomen, who she referred to as "that girl," Tom snarked that he introduced her to Phil Donahue, Marlo's real-life husband. In Girl in Gold Boots, one of the crew referred to the go-go dancers as "Marlo Thomas and the Marlo-ettes."
- That Girl is a song played in "Insane Clown Poppy"
- That's right, she's the one. She was there at the party. You had some whiskey. She had some whiskey, perhaps you even gave it to her. There was laughing, and you took a flower from a nearby arrangement and gave it to her. Her alcohol-flavored lips returned the gift with a brief kiss. You leaned back into her, and it was suddenly more passionate. And there was more whiskey. The last thing you remember was the glass in her hand spilling its icy contents onto your sweaty back, just as your hand ran up her tender inner thigh.
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