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Bleah! Ptooie! That's brain food you can nosh on courtesy of both seasons' acerbic cast and crew commentaries (not to miss: Daily Show regular Stephen Colbert as closeted, dismissive history teacher Chuck Noblet). Back to the grodiness: Candy was far and away the undisputed basic-extended-cable champion of popularizing bizarre vaginal euphemisms. Question: Where would America be without "bacon strip," "crack in the Liberty Bell," "snack cake," "love cave," and "meat curtain"? Answer: Watching Chappelle's Show, waiting for more. Just don't forget: We choked on Candy first. Andrew Bonazelli

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