My Name Is Earl: Stole Beer from a Golfer / Season: 1 / Episode: 7 (2005)

My Name Is Earl

Stole Beer from a Golfer (Television Episode)

Season: 1
Episode: 7

November 8, 2005

Earl attempts to help Scott get over his preoccupation with golf – an obsession caused when he and Randy started fixing Scott’s golf game to get free beer. But after becoming so thoroughly entangled in Scott’s personal life that he drives Randy away, Earl realizes that he may be the one with the obsession.

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Songs

This television episode plays:

Can't You See (Song)

performed by The Marshall Tucker Band

April 1973

This song plays as Earl waits for Randy to come home after he disappeared.

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East Bound and Down (Song)

performed by Jerry Reed

This song plays as Earl and Randy "help" a golfer get a hole in one, in order to get free beer at the clubhouse. The song plays again at the end of the episode when Earl tells Randy that he rented the car from Smokey and the Bandit for the day.

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Everybody's Talkin' (Song)

performed by Harry Nilsson

This song plays as Earl is on the bus, looking for Randy (who is on a bus heading in the opposite direction).

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Open Arms (Song)

performed by Journey

January 1982

This song plays as Scott the golfer attempts to get his girlfriend back. He lights his golf clubs on fire, holds up a boom box over his head and plays the song "Open Arms".

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Movies

This television episode refers to:

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Movie)

June 11, 1986

Earl says he knows how to help Scott get his girlfriend back. He says he saw a movie once where the guy from Ferris Bueller had to get his girlfriend back.

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Say Anything... (Movie)

April 14, 1989

Genres: Romance

Scott the golfer tries to get his ex-girlfriend back by going to her house, holding his boom box, playing "Open Arms" above his head - mimicking the famous scene from the film "Say Anything".