Season 5/Episode 4

Season	Season 5
Episode no.	4
Air date	5/6/2011
Network	IFC
Live chat log	Available

Sketches

• Firetruck Pullover
• Spanking Dads
• Careful Commandos
• MacDougal's
• Teacher's Union
• Didgeridoo
• Digging People Up
• The Civil War on Drugs

Episode guide

Picture	Title/Description/Cast	Trivia
	Firetruck Pullover Two guys get pulled over by a firetruck, of all things. Driver: Sam Passenger: Trevor Fireman: Darren	The background music you hear in this sketch is also used in Ants.
	Spanking Dads A group of dads discuss their ways of disciplining their kids. Nothin' wrong with that. Dads: WKUK
	Careful Commandos A cautious SWAT team bust a pair of equally cautious drug dealers. SWAT team leader: Darren SWAT team members: Sam, Zach Eddie: Timmy Glenn: Trevor	Released a few days before Episode 4 aired.
	MacDougal's Audio sketch: Patrons at a bar aren't too enthusiastic about its specials. Announcer: Trevor	The sign at the foreground (in front of the MacDougal's sign) is very obviously blurred out. It reads BLUES CLUB. The street scene is taken from Bourbon Street, New Orleans. Judging by the signage for the La Bayou restaurant and the Blues Club, MacDougal's would be located somewhere between address numbers 208 and 216 on Bourbon St if it existed.
	Teacher's Union A group of pioneering teachers decide on how schools will be run. Chairwoman: Sam Evil detention lover: Trevor Math teacher: Zach Science teacher: Darren English teacher: unknown Gym teacher: Timmy Other teachers: extras
	Didgeridoo A commercial for Saul Rosenberg's didgeridoo renditions of hit songs. Announcer: Zach Saul Rosenberg: Timmy	The didgeridoo (alternatively spelled didjeridu, didjiridu and didjerry) is a wind instrument first created by Aboriginal Australians. It is possibly the world's oldest musical instrument, with cave paintings suggesting didgeridoos were in use 1500 years ago. They are made out of naturally hollowed out tree trunks or branches, and produce a low droning sound. The didgeridoo is commonly associated with Australia and the outback. You can read more on the didgeridoo here. Saul Rosenberg's first name is possibly a typo, as Zach pronounces it as 'Sal' in the sketch.
	Digging People Up The former owner of a hardware store has had it, and he's going to start digging up the graveyard. Earl Becker: Trevor Cop (off-camera): Darren	Elm Street is probably a reference to A Nightmare on Elm Street.
	The Civil War on Drugs Part 4

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