A Sober Sunday is the thirteenth episode from the second season of Squidbillies. It first aired on December 17, 2006 on Adult Swim.
Synopsis[]
Early circumvents state law.
Plot[]
Dan Halen introduces Proposition 421 to overturn the laws barring liquor sales on Sundays.
Early's Trucker Hats[]
- Wolf Hat
Characters/Cast[]
- Early Cuyler (Unknown Hinson)
- Rusty Cuyler (Daniel McDevitt)
- Granny Cuyler (Dana Snyder)
- Lil Cuyler (Patricia French)
- Sheriff (Bobby Ellerbee)
- Dan Halen (Todd Hanson)
- Boyd (Pete Smith)
- Reverend (Scott Hilley)
- Glenn (Dave Willis) (No lines)
- Glenn's Wife (Lauren Vaughan)
- Deputy Denny (Dave Willis)
- Wolves (seen on Early's Trucker hat)
- The Mexicans
- Snakeman
- Steve
- Unnamed Father
- Zombie Citizen
- Evan & Troy
- Pizza Delivery Man
- Dr. Bug
- Sheriff Clones
- Phil
Trivia[]
- The background in Dan Halen's commercial is from “Meth O.D. to My Madness”.
- A glass picture of Jesus Christ from the church can also be seen in the commercial on television that Early watches.
- The Cuyler family and two Mexicans are the only people aside from the Reverend attending church in this episode.
- Dougal County is referred to as “shaver county” on a newspaper.
- A brief shot of the Sheriff's inner face flashes on the screen.
- The white license plate seen on the front of Early's truck says the words "Boo-T" on it in red letters.
- The machine that Early prays to the lord, before it was destroyed by a clone named Phil, resembles the Glug machine from "Office Politics Trouble".
- This is one of the first episodes where Glenn is seen with his wife despite Donna being seen with her ex-husband later in the same episode.
- Rusty possibly burned to death in the fire.
Cultural References[]
- Lil watches the sitcom Good Times on television and says that she loves it. She also mentions the character J.J. from it.
Gallery[]
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Quotes[]
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