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May 1, 2012 · Either way, ”Basic Lupine Urology” won’t be the last time we time we see Star-Burns as he’s set to make his final appearance this week in ‘video form’ as the show stages his funeral.
Alex Osbourne, or "Star-Burns" to those who knew him least, is no longer with us. Last night, at the tail end of "Basic Lupine Urology," Community 's shrewd Law & Order homage, that quirky, shady ...
Apr 27, 2012 · “Basic Lupine Urology” was in the latter category, ... (Bummer there won’t be any more Dino Stamatopoulos to take creepiness to a whole new level — it was almost an art.) The central ...
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They inform them that Archwood threatened Star-Burns, and now their only witness has disappeared. A determined Annie still plans on trying the case despite Jeff's objections. The next day, Archwood is doing his best to portray Todd as a national hero at the trial. When it's Annie's turn to cross examine him, she uses the very virtues Archwood was extolling about Todd against him. She manipulates him by calling on his sense of duty and honor to come clean. He begins to crack under the pressure of her pleas and lets it slip that what happened was an accident. He dropped the yam because it was hot and burned his hand. The class is stunned by his admission as Annie performs a victory dance.
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ContinuityRunning gagsPop culture referencesMeta references•Chevy Chase had a guest role in Law & Order' episode "In Vino Veritas" as Mitch Carroll.
•Gillian Jacobs had a small role in Law and Order: Criminal Intent episode "Rock Star." She played the character Sue Smith.
•Michael K. Williams had guest starred in several episodes of Law & Order and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
•The plant in the episode is actually a sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas); Americans refer to sweet potatoes as "yams" while in the rest of the world "yam" is used for the Dioscorea tubers.
“A 'passing grade'? Like a 'C'? Why don't I just get pregnant at a bus station?”— Annie
“Sorry. My friend- he's a bad cop. I'm a good cop. You can trust me.”— Abed
“Yeah... oh, good... okay, well-- Hey! I'm not falling for that! And you've got nothing on me! And I don't have to stay here because you're not cops!”— Star-Burns
“Todd Jacobson, you have the right to do whatever you want. Nothing you say or do can be used against you by anyone, but we'd really like it if you came with us. Please and thank you.”— Troy recites Shirley's version of the Miranda warning.
“And for your valor, you were awarded a Bronze Star. In fact, you have an absolutely glowing service record, don't you, Private?.”— Lieutenant Colonel Archwood
“I do my best.”— Todd
Star-Burns portrayed by Dino Stamatopoulos. Alex Osbourne, more commonly known as simply "Star-Burns" is a middle-aged student at Greendale Community College known for his sideburns he shaved to look like stars. Though he enjoys the attention he receives because of them, he dislikes the nickname that comes along with it.
Apr 27, 2012 · “Basic Lupine Urology,” too, doesn’t have a single Scene, either; the whole damn episode is The Scene. And it was great. Even if you’ve never seen Law & Order – I should rephrase.
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Apr 27, 2012 · Unlike the unexpected but pleasant surprise that was Community episode 3-14 'Pillows And Blankets', this Law & Order homage has been anticipated since it was first mentioned during the show's ...
