12 Reasons The Cable Guy Is The Greatest Comedy Of The '90s

8. Scramby Eggs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRqyLzVecbM Now, if you were to view this scene from The Cable Guy with the sound off you would think it was a post-coital scene between Chip and Steven. Considering what Steven finds out in this scene, he would probably have preferred that to be the case. Following a major party thrown by Chip to boost Steven's spirits, the two "friends" awake the next morning the recoup over a nice breakfast of bacon and eggs (prepared by Chip, of course). Steven had a particularly good night; he had a romantic encounter an attractive and mysterious party goer. Needless to say, it's all fun and merriment at the breakfast table. It goes on until Chip nonchalantly let's a tiny detail about the other night and the certain mysterious party goer who Steven "connected" with slip. It's hard to say what's funnier about the scene: the way Chip has elbowed his way into Steven's life and home, how everything plays out like a morning-after-sex routine, or the fact that Chip is so relaxed about the bomb he drops. I think it has to do with Chip's very pronounced (and hilarious) lisp, and the awkward way he pronounces scrambled eggs.
 
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Raymond Woods is too busy watching movies to give you a decent bio. If he wasn't too busy watching movies and reading books about movies and listening to podcasts about movies, this is what he'd tell you. "I know more about film than you. Accept this as a fact and we might be able to talk."