Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law Season 03 DVDRip XviD-TWiG

[center] [URL=http://img40.imageshack.us/i/harveybirdmanbanner.png/][IMG]http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/4008/harveybirdmanbanner.png[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://img219.imageshack.us/i/harveybirdmanlogo.png/][IMG]http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/376/harveybirdmanlogo.png[/IMG][/URL] --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law features ex-superhero Harvey T. Birdman of Birdman and the Galaxy Trio as an attorney working for a law firm alongside other cartoon stars from 1960s and 1970s Hanna-Barbera cartoon series. Similarly, Harvey's clients are also primarily composed of characters taken from Hanna-Barbera cartoon series of the same era. Many of Birdman's nemeses featured in his former cartoon series also became attorneys, often representing the opposing side of a given case. --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- Season 3: 2005№ Title Director Original airdate Prod. code -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 21 Booty Noir Richard Ferguson-Hull July 24, 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- Summary People v. Gator In a satire of erotic anthologies like Red Shoe Diaries, Phil reads a letter from Reducto detailing his affair with Norlissa, the curvaceous ex-girlfriend of Black Vulcan. She is possessed of enormous buttocks, and when Reducto finds himself unwilling to shrink it, he falls into a state of existential angst. Meanwhile, Birdman is made a bounty hunter so he can apprehend and represent Wally Gator, a volatile redneck. Reducto progressively enlarges Norlissa's butt as they draw closer together. It is revealed that Reducto is a virgin, though he is broken of it by Norlissa during an awkward love scene. They are eventually confronted by Black Vulcan the morning after and engage in a threesome relationship. The Wally Gator case draws to a close with Wally being found guilty of poaching manatees, and he is sentenced to mud-wrestle Harvey, an Abraham Lincoln impersonator and two bikini models, while Phil plays the bongos at a Cha-cha club. Plaintiff USA Representative- Stan Freezoid Defendant- Wally Gator Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge- Hiram Mightor Description- Criminal trial; the defendant is charged with operating a boat, a shotgun, and a 6- pack in protected waters. Decision- The defendant is found guilty, and sentenced to wrestle Harvey. Quotes- Episode 21 Dialogue Link Cameos- Scrappy-Doo, Wally Gator. --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 22 Harvey's Civvy Richard Ferguson-Hull July 31, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------- Summary Murro v. Birdman In the opening, Murro the Maurader is fighting Birdman and Avenger. They defeat him, and fly away, not realizing that he has been paralyzed from the waist down. Decades later, Murro sues Birdman. Birdman needs a good lawyer, but somehow ends up with Potamus, who is more interested in making out with the female staff than working on Birdman's case. In court, Murro's lawyer Shado uses his "brain-thievery" to influence the jury. His villainous witnesses testify that Birdman had no reason to attack them; Shado also uses his brain-thievery to prevent Potamus from cross-examining them. Shado contends that his brain-thievery is fundamentally different from Mentok's "mind-taking", however the two get into frequent one-up-manship contests over their skills. Finally Mentok, tiring of the upstart Shado, delves into his mind and takes away an important fact: Shado failed to respond to a discovery motion filed by Potamus. Mentok hypnotises Potamus to ask Shado "did you get that thing I sent you?". When Shado answers that he did, and failed to respond, Mentok declares a mistrial. Plaintiff Murro the Marauder Representative- Shado the Brain Thief Defendant- Harvey Birdman Representative- Peter Potamus Judge- Mentok the Mindtaker Description- The plaintiff is suing the defendant for physical and emotional damages resulting from an attack. Decision- Due to the plaintiff's lawyer not disclosing certain information to the defense, the judge declares a mistrial. Quotes- Episode 22 Dialogue Link Cameos- Murro the Maurauder, Shado the Brain Thief, Ernie Devlin, Droopy Dog --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 23 X Gets the Crest Richard Ferguson-Hull August 7, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------- Summary Hoop 'n' Holler v. Rabbit X wins Birdman's Crest in a game of what appears to be poker, although Peanut claims it's gin rummy. He cannot collect his million dollar commission, however, as F.E.A.R. moved its headquarters and left no forwarding address. Meanwhile, Birdman falls deeper and deeper into defeatism. He takes on Ricochet Rabbit's case against the town of Hoop'n'Holler after Ricochet destroyed half the town on one of his hyperactive outbursts. The town wants Ricochet's badge and Harvey agrees to help. The case goes badly, with Harvey's self-esteem at a low ebb and Ricochet Rabbit destroying half the courtroom, with Reducto accounting for most of the other half trying to shrink him. Mentok rules that Ricochet Rabbit has ADD, ADHD and OPP (which stands for "Other People's Problems", and is not a disease), and court- orders Ricochet to be medicated with rabbit Ritalin. The Crest takes over X's mind, causing him to become a hero. In the end, Harvey tricks X into returning his Crest by trading him a shinier (but useless) one. Plaintiff Town of Hoop 'n' Holler Representative- Myron Reducto Defendant- Ricochet Rabbit Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge Mentok- the Mindtaker Description- The plaintiff is suing the defendant for property damage. Decision- The defendant is found guilty and sentenced to take ritalin, but the judgement is overturned after the judge tries the pills. Quotes- Episode 23 Dialogue Link Cameos- Ricochet Rabbit, Droop-a-Long Coyote, Droopy Dog. --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 24 Bird Girl of Guantanamole Richard Ferguson-Hull August 14, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------- Summary People v. Mole It's 'Take Phil's Daughter to Work Day', so naturally Phil brings his daughter, Judy. Harvey agrees to defend Morrocco Mole, who has been detained as a terrorist for two years after being discovered in the Middle East. While defending Morrocco, Harvey also has to deal with being bothered by Birdgirl, who has a striking resemblance to Judy Sebben. Birdgirl in turn has to fend off the advances of Phil, who continually sexually harasses her, oblivious to her true identity. Harvey also has to go to a hospital because Ernie Devlin seeks a will. Notes: The episode title is a reference to the Birdman of Alcatraz and the detention of prisoners in Guantanamo Bay. Plaintiff- N/A Representative- Myron Reducto Defendant- Morocco Mole Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge- Mentok the Mindtaker Description- Criminal trial; the defendant is accused of being a terrorist. Decision- It is found that the defendant is actually a mole for the U.S. government, and the case is dismissed. He is also ordered to steer clear of the judge's yard. Quotes- Episode 24 Dialogue Link Cameos- Snagglepuss, Morocco Mole, Secret Squirrel, Ernie Devlin, Doggie Daddy, Hadji, Shazzan, Fred Flintstone --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 25 Turner Classic Birdman Richard Ferguson-Hull August 21, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------- Summary N/A A frame episode for the short "Busy Day for Birdman". Although made in 2005, the short purports to be from 1967, and features many of the modern show's characters in their original incarnations, albeit with modern ironic overtones. Under orders from Falcon Seven, Birdman spends the day foiling the plots of numerous supervillains, including Reducto, Vulturo, Mentok, and X the Eliminator. At the end of the day, exhausted, Birdman resolves to quit being a superhero and take up a normal job (which involves Phil Ken Sebben constantly ordering him around). Notes: Though the short is supposed to be from 1967, it includes a reference to Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, released a full decade later. The short was introduced by Robert Osborne of Turner Classic Movies. Plaintiff- N/A Representative- N/A Defendant- N/A Representative- N/A Judge- N/A Description- N/A Decision- N/A Quotes- Episode 25 Dialogue Link Cameos- N/A --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 26 Beyond the Valley of the Dinosaurs Richard Ferguson-Hull August 28, 2005 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary Tana v. Gokk Harvey is invited by Potamus to relax in his new hot tub, wearing a pink shower terry that Potamus has told him to put on. Potamus instructs Harvey to "hit the jets" on the tub and when Harvey does so he is enveloped in a blue light and sucked into the swirling waters of the tub. Potamus follows Harvey, trying to retrieve his hoagie. Harvey and Potomus rematerialize in what appears to be the Stone Age. Harvey attempts to call Peanut (who seems to be hosting a Lamaze class in Potomus' office) but can't get a clear enough signal on his mobile phone. Harvey is caught by a group of neanderthal cave men who believe he's the "pink manbird" (because he's still wearing the shower terry) their oracle had foretold would bring them pestilence and drought. When Potomus appears they mistake him for their pink hippo helmet-wearing God, which Potomus gladly embraces. Phil manages to find out about the portal in the hot tub and brings Peanut, Avenger, and a Star Trek character parody to the past. Phil takes advantage of the limitless resources and lack of economy to start up several business ventures including theme parks and dinosaur hunting. Meanwhile, Harvey serves council to a cave woman who wants to leave her husband for another (exact duplicate-looking) cave man, while Potomus serves as judge. Harvey convinces Potomus not to sacrifice the woman (as the other cave men demand) but to give her and her husband marriage counseling - Phil tries to volunteer for it but Harvey decides to do it himself. Phil eventually angers the cave men and Potomus is discovered to be a sham so they all rush back to the watery portal but realize a little too late that the neanderthals and their dinosaurs followed them to the present. They all laugh and the Star Trek parody gets eaten by a T-Rex. Notes: The title of this episode is a cross between Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and Valley of the Dinosaurs. Plaintiff- Gokk Representative- N/A Defendan-t Tana Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge- Peter Potamus Description- Criminal trial; Tana wants to leave her husband. Decision- Marriage counseling. (Though in the end, Tana still divorces Gokk and marries Grok, leaving Grok to give over alimony payments.) Quotes- Episode 26 Dialogue Link Cameos- Inch High Private Eye, Tundro, Captain Caveman --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 27 Evolutionary War Richard Ferguson-Hull September 4, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------------ Summary Captain Caveman v. School Board The school that Cavey Junior is attending refuses to teach evolution, claiming that it is just a myth, so his father (Captain Caveman) takes legal action, through Harvey Birdman. Peanut is sent to help prove evolution, but ends up spending all his time at a local strip club. Harvey has an identity crisis when Reducto asks him where a half man, half bird fits into the process of evolution, which involves him bursting into a Disney style song. The next day at court, Mentok messes with a chiseler who tries to put up a stone tablet of the Ten Commandments in front of the courthouse, and Peanut tells Harvey to call Magilla Gorilla to the stand to prove evolution (a talking ape) but the jury is unsatisfied. When Cavey Junior takes the stand he points out that he read the evolution chapter, not because he wanted to learn and expand his mind, but because the chapter was required for the "federally mandated no child left behind test" necessary to move onto the next grade. Mentok declares, after pranking the courtroom, that the school can teach whatever they want, and that Cavey Junior is merely a theory, not a real child. Worth mentioning that over the course of the episode, Phil was battling the cave men and dinosaurs who were still roaming the streets from the previous episode. He joins Harvey at the end and gets himself a drink from a vending machine (with a frozen Flintstone family inside). Notes: The episode title is a play on "Evolution" and the "Revolutionary War". Plaintiff- Captain Caveman Representative- Harvey Birdman Defendant- School Board Representative- Myron Reducto Judge- Mentok the Mindtaker Description- Civil Rights; Captain Caveman sues for the right of his son's education. Decision The judge gives the school the right to teach whatever they want to; declares that the defendant and his son do not exist, and makes the defendant's son wear a disclaimer sticker. Quotes- Episode 27 Dialogue Link Cameos- Captain Caveman, Cavey Junior, Doggie Daddy, Snagglepuss, Tinker, Hokey Wolf, Magilla Gorilla, The Flintstones --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 28 Free Magilla September 9, 2005 ------------------------------------ Summary Peebles Pet Shop v. Peoples Animal Freedom Front Magilla Gorilla gets freed from Mr. Peebles' pet shop by the People's Animals Freedom Front. Mr. Peebles comes to Harvey Birdman to get Magilla back. Also, Phil Ken Sebben takes Peter Potamus (and his three nephews Stuey, Fuey and Spuey; see Huey, Dewey, and Louie) along for an employee retreat, where Peter Potamus spends most of his time choking on a plastic beer can holder and Phil randomly blows stuff up and doesn't pay attention to Peter Potamus at all. Members of the People's Animals Freedom Front attack Harvey's office because they don't approve of him "owning" Avenger. Eventually, PAFF get sick of Magilla Gorilla's puns and they abandon him in a forest. In court (in front of an off-screen judge) Harvey tries to defend himself and Mr. Peabody against accusations of animal abuse but the radical activists will not be swayed. Eventually Avenger finds and brings back Magilla who wants to go back to living with Mr. Peebles. Plaintiff- Mr. Peebles Representative- Harvey Birdman Defendant- PAFF (Peoples Animal Freedom Front) Representative- Myron Reducto Judge- N/A Description- N/A Decision- N/A Quotes- Episode 28 Dialogue Link Cameos- Magilla Gorilla, Mr. Peebles, Bandit, Scrappy-Doo, Jonny Quest, Hadji --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 29 Return of Birdgirl Richard Ferguson-Hull September 18, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Summary People v. Bannon & Quest Birdgirl brings to Harvey's attention a case where Dr. Quest and Race Bannon want to have a legal gay marriage to protect the boys. At the office, Birdgirl continues to be hit on by Phil and she reluctantly goes on a date with him lest he figure out she's actually his daughter. Mentok informs Harvey and his clients that he doesn't have the authority to try the case; they must argue it before the Justices League – a group of seven robed super-judges (a humorous reference to both the Supreme Court of the United States and the Justice League). Birdgirl assist Harvey with the case in between forced dates with Phil and eventually Phil proposes to her, much to Birdgirl's horror. Phil condemns the idea of marriage between Dr. Quest and Race and out of her Birdgirl costume, Judy tries to keep her father from going through with the marriage by claiming Birdgirl is interested in Birdman. There's a quick fight and an injured Harvey Birdman goes before the Justices to hear the verdict... which never comes because they're called to action via telecommunicator. Afterward, Birdman interrupts the Sebben wedding and finally tells Phil that Birdgirl is his daughter but Phil still doesn't believe him. He does however call off the wedding when he inadvertently falls for Judy's Aunt Phyllis (a blonde busty woman with the exact same face, including mustache and eye- patch, as Phil.) Plaintiff Race Bannon & Benton Quest Representative- Harvey Birdman Defendant- N/A Representative- N/A Judge- Justices' League Description- Race Bannon wants to marry his partner, Benton Quest. Decision- The Justices' League could not rule;at the end, Bannon and Quest get married. Quotes- Episode 29 Dialogue Link Cameos- Dr. Benton Quest, Race Bannon, Jonny Quest, Hadji, Boo Boo. --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 30 Mindless Richard Ferguson-Hull September 25, 2005 ------------------------------------------------------- Summary N/A Peanut spots an abrasion on Harvey's neck from a cat scratch from Benny who enters and reports Top Cat's arrest for being a cat. Harvey gets Top Cat released but he is soon back in jail for illegal gambling in Harvey's house which Harvey is implicated in. Meanwhile Mentok has a personal crisis in court and swaps a dog's mind for Spyro's; he loses track of Spyro's mind and is forced to look after Spyro until he finds his mind. Mentok rules that Harvey and the cats should serve time in remand but is forced to rule on the case when he needs Harvey to babysit Spyro. Mentok rules that Harvey and the cats have served their time in jail, but that they should be put on probation. Plaintiff- N/A Representative- Spyro Defendant- Harvey Birdman, Top Cat and gang Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge- Mentok the Mind Taker Description- Criminal trial; the defendants are charged with bookmaking and running an illegal gambling facility. Decision- The defendants are found guilty, they must serve time and be probated. Quotes- Episode 30 Dialogue Link Cameos- Inch High, Private Eye, Benny, Top Cat, Choo Choo, Brain, Fancy Fancy, Spook, Pixie and Dixie, Dum Dum, Magilla Gorilla, Grape Ape, Scrappy-Doo. --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 31 Sebben and Sebben Employee Orientation Richard Ferguson-Hull October 16, 2005 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary N/A The episode is presented as an orientation film for new Sebben & Sebben employees. Much of the time is spent on Phil's youth, where he is pictured as constantly engaging in activities hazardous to his left eye (though he doesn't actually lose it until he becomes an office worker). Various characters in the series perform their typical activities: Peter Potamus demonstrates the firm's incredibly complicated system for "sending things"; Peanut demonstrates unethical behavior; Elliott the Deadly Duplicator provides employees with two of everything, except for staplers (an oversight). Birdman himself appears only as a supporting player in a few scenes. Notes: The episode seems to be a spoof of the Orientation given to new employees of Ted Turner, as suggested in the voice commentary for "Blackwatch Plaid". Throughout the episode, random scenes from an infomercial for a juicer appear. Based on Phil Ken Sebben's dialogue, the video (or at least one scene of it) was filmed in the year 1985 Plaintiff- N/A Representative- N/A Defendant- N/A Representative- N/A Judge- N/A Description- N/A Decision- N/A Quotes- Episode 31 Dialogue Link Cameos- N/A --=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-- 32 Identity Theft Richard Ferguson-Hull October 23, 2005 --------------------------------------------------------- Summary Clam Head v. Tinker Chemical Castration (né Yakky Doodle; see "Gone Efficien...t" above) wants his old name back, which requires photocopying paper work. So Harvey Birdman goes to Duplication Services but he unwittingly insults the employee by getting his name wrong (mispronouncing "Elliott" as "Eliot" ("ee-lee- ought")). Despite the fact the name was spelled wrongly on his name tag, Elliott swears revenge and starts creating "copies" of Harvey. These copies are not photocopies but rather whole humans, apparently clones, that share Harvey's personality and knowledge. Unfortunately they get along, so he starts copying Phil Ken Sebben, who starts hunting Birdmans to thin the herds. Elliott then loses all control and make copies of everyone. Elliott only stops when he runs out of toner; the copies are subsequently shredded. Notes: The whole episode itself is a satire of how many classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons are rip-offs of one another (ex. Scooby-Doo, Jabberjaw, and Speed Buggy are all mystery-solving cartoons involving objects/animals as focal characters who can talk, and how certain members of each mystery solving team look like each other, like Shaggy, Clamhead, and Mr. Tinker) and how animation styles done by different people looked very different (ex. different looking Ranger Smiths on Yogi Bear). Sebben's final words before he is put through the shredder are a parody of the last words of Roy Batty, a character played by Rutger Hauer in the 1982 film Blade Runner. Plaintiff- Clamhead Representative- Harvey Birdman Defendant- Tinker Representative- Harvey Birdman Judge Mentok- the Mind Taker Description- The plaintiff claims the defendant stole his identity. Decision- Not shown. Quotes- Episode 32 Dialogue Link Cameos- Yakky Doodle, Clamhead, Tinker, Shaggy Rogers, Ranger Smith, Daphne Blake -------------------- Cast -------- Series Cast Gary Cole ... Harvey Birdman / ... (40 episodes, 2000-2007) Thomas Allen ... Peanut / ... (35 episodes, 2002-2007) Stephen Colbert ... Phil Ken Sebben / ... (34 episodes, 2001-2007) John Michael Higgins ... Mentok the Mindtaker / ... (30 episodes, 2002-2007) Chris Edgerly ... Potamus / ... (25 episodes, 2004-2007) Maurice LaMarche ... Apache Chief / ... (24 episodes, 2001-2007) Peter MacNicol ... X the Eliminator / ... (14 episodes, 2003-2007) Grey DeLisle ... Debbie / ... (14 episodes, 2002-2007) Erik Richter ... Avenger / ... (11 episodes, 2002-2006) Paget Brewster ... Birdgirl / ... (9 episodes, 2005-2007) Phil LaMarr ... Black Vulcan / ... (9 episodes, 2001-2007) Neil Ross ... Vulturo / ... (6 episodes, 2000-2007) Frank Welker ... Jabberjaw / ... (5 episodes, 2002-2007) Michael McKean ... Evelyn Spyro Throckmorton (4 episodes, 2002-2005) Steve Landesberg ... Bailiff / ... (4 episodes, 2002-2005) Lewis Black ... The Deadly Duplicator / ... (4 episodes, 2005-2007) Toby Huss ... Ernie Devlin / ... (4 episodes, 2004-2006) Tom Kenny ... Boo Boo / ... (3 episodes, 2002-2005) Debi Mae West ... Gigi / ... (3 episodes, 2004-2005) Wally Wingert ... Astro / ... (3 episodes, 2000-2004) Thom Pinto ... Race Bannon / ... (2 episodes, 2000-2005) Joe Alaskey ... Peter Potamus / ... (2 episodes, 2003) Dee Bradley Baker ... Lizardman / ... (2 episodes, 2000-2003) Steve Blum ... Yakky Doodle / ... (2 episodes, 2004-2005) Bill Farmer ... Secret Squirrel (2 episodes, 2004-2005) Carol Bach y Rita ... Operator / ... (2 episodes, 2003) Adam Lawson ... Avenger / ... (2 episodes, 2002) Kym Whitley ... Norlisa / ... (2 episodes, 2005) Scott Innes ... Shaggy Rogers / ... (2 episodes, 2002-2005) Doug Preis ... Beegli Beegli / ... (2 episodes, 2002-2004) David Kaye ... Officer / ... (2 episodes, 2003) André Sogliuzzo ... Avenger / ... (2 episodes, 2003) Larry Morris ... Harvey Birdman / ... 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