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The adults refer to Connie as "the young one" and themselves as her "parental units". They will say "Maintain low tones!" (one of their catchphrases) when voices rise in heated family discussions. They use the word "Mebs!" as an expletive when highly upset.
Beldar walks naked into a shower with other men, and two men's bare butts are shown. Beldar mistakenly chews on a condom, thinking it is gum. Another "conehead" does the same thing. Connie and Ron putting rings on each others heads is a reference to intercourse.
Parents need to know that Coneheads is a 1993 movie inspired by the popular Saturday Night Live sketches from the 1970s. There is brief male nudity: Men's buttocks are exposed in one scene. There are the occasional double entendres in which well-known phrases involving body parts and functions are…. Where to Watch.
- Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, Chris Farley
- Steve Barron
- Warner Bros.
Jul 29, 1993 · In “Coneheads,” extraterrestrials Beldar and Prymaat (originally seen in TV’s “Saturday Night Live”) land in New Jersey and are accepted by everyone but the immigration service as they find work,...
Coneheads | 1993 | PG | - 4.5.3. Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin are the alien Conehead parental units, trying to raise their young one (Michelle Burke) while realizing the American Dream. Based on characters created by NBC's Saturday Night Live.
"Parental unit" is used as a funny way to refer to your parent, especially in the context of robots or aliens. It highlights the non-human aspect of the relationship, where "mom" and "dad" are too casual. I know this term was popularized by Coneheads, but did they invent it? I would have thought it would have earlier origins.
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Nov 28, 2017 · The moment, from 1993’s forgotten alien comedy Coneheads, showcases a tense immigration raid—an all-too-familiar narrative in 2017, when ICE agents worm their ways into schools, hospitals, and ...
