Antonio's 'Rats-in-the-pants' gag still makes me laugh to this day. When I first met Antonio he was fresh off the boat. My partner and I tried to teach him the hip phrase "What's happening!" Of course it came out "wah-hoppin?" 20 years later he still greeted me with a "wha-hoppin."
For three seasons on the Red Unit Steve and the rest of the Hungarians greeted me daily with a hearty 'boz-meg.' They said it meant 'clown' in Hungarian. At the end of my 3rd season when I was leaving the show I asked them how to spell 'boz-meg' because I wanted to personalize my licenseplates. That's when I found out it meant _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . (Fill in the blanks)
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Antonio's 'Rats-in-the-pants' gag still makes me laugh to this day. When I first met Antonio he was fresh off the boat. My partner and I tried to teach him the hip phrase "What's happening!" Of course it came out "wah-hoppin?" 20 years later he still greeted me with a "wha-hoppin."
For three seasons on the Red Unit Steve and the rest of the Hungarians greeted me daily with a hearty 'boz-meg.' They said it meant 'clown' in Hungarian. At the end of my 3rd season when I was leaving the show I asked them how to spell 'boz-meg' because I wanted to personalize my licenseplates. That's when I found out it meant
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
(Fill in the blanks)
A-- h--- Just a wild guess
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