Who remembers this exchange?

Classic. Of course this was back in the day when you could get away with humor based on racial stereotypes. We're not likely to see a character like "The Craw" on television today.

Actually, the Craw got a bus tray full of silverware thrown onto his magnet hand. There was so much stuck to it, it was too heavy for him to lift.

I remember as a little kid, being scared of "Ironhand's" oversized iron fist, and the way he was caving in the locker doors with it while he was trying to hit Max.

My buddy's not a GS fan but I told him once about that "Not 'Craw'--- "Craw!'" scene and he seemed to poo-poo it, but complained to me the next day that he couldn't stop thinking about it and breaking up laughing!



Marriage is between one man and one woman, to the exclusion of all others.

As best I can remember, the scene you described is the scene that made my mother laugh more than any scene on any TV show in her life.

Max was trying to say it just like the villain did, but it never sounded right to the Claw so he kept saying it again and again.

I also thought it was brilliant, but it was a rare time for something funny to make one of my parents laugh more than I did.

For the record, I believe the bit that made my dad laugh the most was Artie Johnson on his little trike falling over on Laugh-In.

pure genius comedy and memorable, however not accurate. Chinese ppl do speak 'L' perfectly but have trouble with 'R'. It's the Japanese who have trouble with 'L'.