I felt so bad for Father Mulcahy…
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randbanks — 9 years ago(December 14, 2016 03:28 PM)
I've always felt the same way. I realize that this show made a huge series of jumps:
Potter went from arriving in Sept. of 1952 to having been there for all of 1951.
Between the garden, which isn't seen any other time.
The bets that grew to involving nearly everyone
The kidney machine.
However, I still love the episode and always feel for Mulcahy. Obviously Igor had never lived in the country.
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crypticanomaly73 — 9 years ago(December 15, 2016 10:00 PM)
It is no doubt the lot of the priest but he did give far more than he ever received. And who creams freshly picked corn anyway!?
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crockett_john — 9 years ago(December 30, 2016 05:09 PM)
I'm not a religionist, but I can generally appreciate chaplains for what they do for the troops. I think they're as valuable as doctors and psychiatrists in the combat zones.
I blame autocorrect.
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couchpotato67 — 9 years ago(January 25, 2017 02:05 PM)
So why didn't he just tell Igor how he wanted it prepared? It seemed like corn on the cob was all he talked about, did he not say anything Igor? For that matter, Igor wasn't even a cook, why was he making the corn anyway?
I didn't get creaming it, either. And I don't see it as a country/city thing. Mulcahy was from Philadelphia. I would think corn on the cob would be easier to make than creamed corn. seeing as you'd have to scrape off all the corn and then do whatever you do to cream it, especially if you are making enough for the whole campo.