The Crazy World of Vic and Sade: 36-04-09 Vic and the New Suit

36-04-09 Vic and the New Suit

STARRING: ART VAN HARVEY, BERNARDINE FLYNN AND BILL IDELSON

No,Vic.

Vic has bought his own suit (the first since he's been married), but just like the hats he buys, he tries to pull 'a fast one' on Sade. He should know better.

SEE THE SCRIPT (part 1) (part 2)

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A word of caution to anyone who enters the small house halfway up the next block: do not try and trick Sade and always be upfront and honest with her or you will suffer the consequences!

It's hard to tell without actually hearing this episode but do you get the feeling that maybe Sade knew all along it was Vic's suit? There have been other episodes that seem to work along the same lines as this one (for instance, another episode involving Kneesuffer and photographs found in a desk; Vic and Russell tried to fool Sade, yet she turned the tables on them) plus, most of the Vic/hat entries.

We'll probably never know either way but it's certainly in Sade's nature to turn the tables on Vic and make him "eat" his new suit.

Note: Enlisting Rush to help fool Sade was a suicide stunt. Sade can easily smell a rat.

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AnonymousApril 26, 2015 at 6:33 PM
Another one that would be a hoot to hear.
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