S5.E10

Frienemies

Episode aired Dec 19, 2008
TV-14
43m

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Charlie and Marshall Penfield work on their collaboration issues when Charlie must consult with him on a case involving robbery, murder and revenge.Charlie and Marshall Penfield work on their collaboration issues when Charlie must consult with him on a case involving robbery, murder and revenge.Charlie and Marshall Penfield work on their collaboration issues when Charlie must consult with him on a case involving robbery, murder and revenge.

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- Steve Boyum
Writers
- Nicolas Falacci
- Cheryl Heuton
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- Nicolas Falacci
- Cheryl Heuton
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Clashing Ships

Charlie butts heads with his old rival, Marshall (who we met before) as he tries to help the FBI put a stop to a sociopathic genius who is using high school kids to commit robberies. This guy is well known for his evil, but anyone who crosses him ends up hurt or dead. Charlie and Marshall have a terrible time working together because they have grown a sort of one upsmanship modality. But it can't continue.

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The line Colby says when visiting Toonerville ("everybody knows our names and no one's glad we came") may be a reference to Cheers and its iconic theme song which begins "Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came."

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Charlie Eppes: Why do I let Marshall get to me?
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: He's a rival. Look, everybody has one, and frankly who they are says a lot about who you are.
Charlie Eppes: Yeah, what does Marshall hating me say about me?
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: He doesn't hate you. What is the word Amita uses?
Charlie Eppes: Frienemy.
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: There you go. Colleagues as well as rivals. I think you just remind each other of a time in your careers when you were both less secure in your reputations.
Charlie Eppes: What about you? Who sets you off?
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: Alan McNabb. Guy in my car club. He absolutely covets my Ford Roadster, yet he always says the leather is not restored to 1931 period standard, the color is all wrong, he is just one jealous bastard!