First, it was out of need because the actress in Season 1 was not available for Season 2, but then, they thought of the implications and hired a third actress for Season 3.
@falchulk No it isn't. Most of Titus' followers these days share his political views, too. Besides, it's the right these days that are full of wussies who don't feel safe unless they carry a gun on them everywhere they go. Bunch of cowards.
@falchulk Why bring politics in this? None of Titus' comedy was Left or Right leaning. It was just his story (though comedians have a tendency to exaggerate for a better joke). "Leftys" aren't offended by this show or anything that's said in it. "We" understand that times change. If you want to be dumb and stereotype "us", then I'll go back at you with this. The Left understands that times change. We adapt to it. The Right is offended that change even happens. You'd rather everything be back where it used to be when you could beat women and get away with it, and drag blacks and gays behind your trucks to death just for a laugh.
"Ten years ago she took out four armed guards at a state mental facility with nothing but tweezers." "That was your mom? I need four more guys and a helicopter." Better not miss mother's day Titus.
@@djseifer oh you mean when we reach the episode titled The Visit and we find out Titus mom killed herself but during the entire episode she in the house or rather in Titus' mind? Unless the episode has been alter since its original airing 20 years ago, what have I missed?
In re-watching this episode all these years later, I recognize the police commander as the dude who played Merlon Ottie in LA Noire roughly 9 years after this! Troy Winbush.
I like Christine Esterbrook (the one who played Juanita on "Mom's Not Nuts") because it's closest to how the real Juanita was (a beautiful, charming multitalented woman whose good features go away when she either goes on a manic episode and tries to kill people or a depressive episode and drinks herself into a zombie-like state).
Having been raised by a psychopatic mother (antisocial personality disorder,) I can totally relate to "screwed up people fear that their parents are gonna' live forever."
Linda Bealer, my mother, a Malignant Narcissist, almost did live forever! I was 65 when she told me in no uncertain terms that she never ever wanted to talk to me again! I was always on her sh*t list, but this really stabbed me in my heart. She was 87 and I was 67 when she passed. Even 1,700 miles away from her, she was still able to negatively effect my life. My 4 siblings felt obligated to stay and humor her. When she passed, I wish that I could say like most people that I was devastated by her passing. Sadly I was not. As Titus just about says it, I was relieved. Isn't that sad? Titus is right. The correct instinct of children is to love and protect their mother ( and father ), but when the parents are verbally or physically demeaning and abuse, how can we?
@@jinxkrug7000 Yeah, after a point, we just can't. I was 49 when my mother was diagnosed with APD, but I'd suspected for a few years (Thank you, Dr. Hudson, my therapist.) My mother cast my other sibling out of her life, decades before, due to, what I now suspect, were made-up allegations- he was lucky to escape at an early age. I was the one who stayed out of a sense of duty, and she later referred to me as her maid/slave. It's complicated! Doesn't matter where you are on their radar, good or bad in their view, NPs still going to try to *F* you up! My mother died in 2018, and I did my duty, looked after her along with hospice, didn't sleep for days, helped her to pass over comfortably, and my only regret is that I should have caught on to her bs sooner in life. Sorry your Mom was able to hurt you even at the end, but really, it wasn't about you, she made it about her! I am in a much better place now, and I hope you are also!
Someone needs to pick this show up again. From his divorce to Rachel now. That would be an epic and awesome show now! Like Roseanne... Without the racism. Or Married with children.... On a speedball bender.
I don't know if it was intentional or not, but using a different actress every time Juanita shows up after a while, makes it easier to forget the horrible things she did previously.
Yeah I don't know if they intentionally recast her in reference to her multiple personality or not but it does fit with the dark humor of the show to do that as a reference and/or running gag. His stand up even talks about how different her personalities were.
@@GrimmShadowsII I truly doubt it was intentional, but it works so well with the character. Every time she shows up, she's different on the outside, then the viewer and the family becomes victims until she snaps and surprise you and the family with some crazy stuff. It's so... Accidentally meaningful.
After the 1 season the original mom wasn't available to come back for the 2nd season.so they got a new mom, and decided to change mom's every season to show the split personality. At least that what they said in the episode with commentary on the DVD.
I admire Titus for finding love for his horrible mother. I hope i reach a level of maturity where i can feel the same for all of my parents and step-parents. 😅
At least we know Dave's last name now. Connie Stevenson was the worst of the three Juanita Titus' which pains me to say because my own mother's name was Connie. Frances Fisher was perfect but I guess she couldn't make it to this episode.
Titus said his mother had multiple personalities and even he didn't know he was inside the "vessel". he wanted to portray that in the show with multiple actresses who were similar to that phase in her life. lately she committed suicide. The father is the same just younger or older. but always the same.
This show exists so dysfunctional people can play Bingo with it. I came so close to my bingo card being full, but my mom was too incompetent to actually pull off the murder, so I only have "Attempted murder". That did leave me with the "Testify against your mother in court" square filled, though.
I still love this show to this day. They were a bit inconsistent with Erins personality in order to fit the scene direction they wanted it seems like though. For instance, up until this episode, she didn't have trouble lying when she understood the consequences of the truth.
As a guy who's watching this for the first time, who has seen all of Titus's specials but has not lined them up with the events in the series, I can't help but wonder does this change Titus's mom's fate because sitcom on Fox or does what eventually happens to her in real life just happen later? Please don't answer that question, haha.
It would have been really easy to overuse, but I wish we would have gotten at least one more episode where he confuses the real world with what's going on in his head.
How does make this sense ...... somebody slaps a child which cant defend it self : people shake their heads somebody slaps a grown woman : people lose their minds this is the first time in human history where children are less protected than women
You know I think on this cause I would have to go with defense, Why? Well he was beating her right? I know Murder is a bad thing but if your beating your spouse( inwit can be men of women and women on men) people like that deserve pain and suffering in away that guy derserved it,
@@GrimmShadowsII it not right wether its man beating on women r woman beating up on a man. People like that are the ones that can be defined as monsters. In some cases it is self defense. If you are in fear for your life and you have no other choices lot of time your body goes on auto pilot. It why some people do not remember what happened they black out. A mother for example will inately do what she can to protect their child most of the time anyway. In this case though she was getting beaten probably threatened with going back to the mental health place after he helped get her out. Although he probably did that because it's easier to abuse when there are no witnesses.
I was talking about the verdict in a court case. In our society people tend to be more likely to believe that a man is beating a woman then the other way around and therefore if on a jury will more like consider it self defense. Yes it's self defense either way but not everyone might believe the person was abused, and unfortunately thats because there probably have been people who claimed to have been abused when they haven't, which could be considered as bad or worse then abusing someone but that is debateable. Bottom line is beating someone in anyway for no reason especially when they can't fight back is wrong.
@@GrimmShadowsII I agree it is wrong. As far as a verdict goes as long and the jury looks at all the evedinece and listentos to both sides to might have been a self defense and they normally do side with a woman but it isn't always the right choice
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"Erin is pure and honest" boy did that hold up well.
Well she was honestly pure evil if that counts
I find it funny that Titus's mother is played by 3 actresses since she has multiple personalities.
She had paranoia schizophania. And Christopher Titus had several stepmothers
Was that intentional or just irony i wonder?
First, it was out of need because the actress in Season 1 was not available for Season 2, but then, they thought of the implications and hired a third actress for Season 3.
@@game8224Manic-depressive schizophrenia, actually. Though she may have had dissociative identity disorder that wasn't diagnosed.
I don't think it was intentional lol
Octavia Spencer and Jane Lynch. Man this show really helped launch some great careers!
@ihate names True, she was well established character actress, but she wasn't a "Star" just yet.
Seeing Connie Stevens in the role of Titus‘s mom, was like seeing Robert Stack in “Airplane”. Great job all around.
Connie Francis. Stevens is a blonde
I really wish this show was back on the air
@falchulk No it isn't. Most of Titus' followers these days share his political views, too. Besides, it's the right these days that are full of wussies who don't feel safe unless they carry a gun on them everywhere they go. Bunch of cowards.
@falchulk Why bring politics in this? None of Titus' comedy was Left or Right leaning. It was just his story (though comedians have a tendency to exaggerate for a better joke).
"Leftys" aren't offended by this show or anything that's said in it. "We" understand that times change. If you want to be dumb and stereotype "us", then I'll go back at you with this. The Left understands that times change. We adapt to it. The Right is offended that change even happens. You'd rather everything be back where it used to be when you could beat women and get away with it, and drag blacks and gays behind your trucks to death just for a laugh.
Geez, watching the Glee coach prosecute Titus's 3rd mom while Bra'tac judges. This show is awesome.
I miss this show sooooooo much. Glad we had it for as long as we did. Thanks, Christopher 👍
Legal Eagle should react to this episode, someone send it to him.
Yes he should.
Sent.
As a fan of both men that would be golden
"Ten years ago she took out four armed guards at a state mental facility with nothing but tweezers."
"That was your mom? I need four more guys and a helicopter." Better not miss mother's day Titus.
Um... keep on watching the season.
@@djseifer oh you mean when we reach the episode titled The Visit and we find out Titus mom killed herself but during the entire episode she in the house or rather in Titus' mind? Unless the episode has been alter since its original airing 20 years ago, what have I missed?
Every single Jaunita casting was perfect. The series in general had insanely good casting.
Lightning in a bottle every episode.
"Dave loves the law. And Dave loves cats. Unless those cats have broken the law."
jeez can we get this show back on air. Titus is creative gold!
"This calls for a cigarette and a nap" lmao
I am stealing that one as my new catch phrase
I was just about to comment the same thing. Ken and Dave have the best lines in the series.
@@mikecummings4715 Been saying it for years, always gets a laugh
Thank You!
Thanks Titus! Another great episode.
thanks for uploading this series. I didn't get to see much of season 3 when it originally aired. I never knew when it was on.
In re-watching this episode all these years later, I recognize the police commander as the dude who played Merlon Ottie in LA Noire roughly 9 years after this! Troy Winbush.
My god.Cant count how many times I rewond this episode."Hey Titus!"😂
Interesting to find out that Titus's speeches in the Neutral Room are actually being said out loud at the same time
I get the symbolic point of them recasting Juanita, but Frances Fisher portrayed her the best.
I think Connie Stevens is perfect. I just read she was married to Eddie Fisher, which is Carrie Fisher's dad. So she understand crazy perfectly
I like Christine Esterbrook (the one who played Juanita on "Mom's Not Nuts") because it's closest to how the real Juanita was (a beautiful, charming multitalented woman whose good features go away when she either goes on a manic episode and tries to kill people or a depressive episode and drinks herself into a zombie-like state).
I loved how his inner monolgue kept seeping out when he was on the stand
Greatest show ever
thanks Titus
In love with Cynthia but can't wait for any scene Zach is in so freaking funny.
I knew I recognized Phyllis Diller as grandma. Always loved her when I was a kid. Hilarious 😂
GOD I LOVE THIS SHOW
That blonde cop doesn't know how to hold her shotgun lol
"IsweartotellthetruththewholetruthandnothingbutthetruthsohelpmeGod, 3 SECONDS YEAH!" -high five.-
"I solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me God. Three seconds! YEAH!"
For the longest time, I thought the judge was George Carlin
Those setups at the magnetometer were great. A lot of now famous people appeared in these. Recognize the prosecutor?
Stacey Keach was perfect in this series as Ken Titus. He was hilarious in this show
Normal people will not experience the core this episode brings... letting go
Man... Just two more weeks of Titus.
Ah, the Honourable judge Master Bra'tac presiding.
Having been raised by a psychopatic mother (antisocial personality disorder,) I can totally relate to "screwed up people fear that their parents are gonna' live forever."
Linda Bealer, my mother, a Malignant Narcissist, almost did live forever! I was 65 when she told me in no uncertain terms that she never ever wanted to talk to me again! I was always on her sh*t list, but this really stabbed me in my heart. She was 87 and I was 67 when she passed. Even 1,700 miles away from her, she was still able to negatively effect my life. My 4 siblings felt obligated to stay and humor her. When she passed, I wish that I could say like most people that I was devastated by her passing. Sadly I was not. As Titus just about says it, I was relieved. Isn't that sad? Titus is right. The correct instinct of children is to love and protect their mother ( and father ), but when the parents are verbally or physically demeaning and abuse, how can we?
@@jinxkrug7000 Yeah, after a point, we just can't.
I was 49 when my mother was diagnosed with APD, but I'd suspected for a few years (Thank you, Dr. Hudson, my therapist.)
My mother cast my other sibling out of her life, decades before, due to, what I now suspect, were made-up allegations- he was lucky to escape at an early age. I was the one who stayed out of a sense of duty, and she later referred to me as her maid/slave. It's complicated!
Doesn't matter where you are on their radar, good or bad in their view, NPs still going to try to *F* you up!
My mother died in 2018, and I did my duty, looked after her along with hospice, didn't sleep for days, helped her to pass over comfortably, and my only regret is that I should have caught on to her bs sooner in life.
Sorry your Mom was able to hurt you even at the end, but really, it wasn't about you, she made it about her!
I am in a much better place now, and I hope you are also!
It’s so weird to hear him talk about never giving up on your mom…then see that Juanita was recast.
I hope you read up how it was a casting choice to show his mom's multiple personalities. Makes sense especially since it wouldn't last long
Really missed the Original Juanita
Someone needs to pick this show up again. From his divorce to Rachel now. That would be an epic and awesome show now! Like Roseanne... Without the racism. Or Married with children.... On a speedball bender.
I don't know if it was intentional or not, but using a different actress every time Juanita shows up after a while, makes it easier to forget the horrible things she did previously.
It's a great way to convey her multiple personality disorder as well
Yeah I don't know if they intentionally recast her in reference to her multiple personality or not but it does fit with the dark humor of the show to do that as a reference and/or running gag. His stand up even talks about how different her personalities were.
@@GrimmShadowsII I truly doubt it was intentional, but it works so well with the character.
Every time she shows up, she's different on the outside, then the viewer and the family becomes victims until she snaps and surprise you and the family with some crazy stuff.
It's so... Accidentally meaningful.
After the 1 season the original mom wasn't available to come back for the 2nd season.so they got a new mom, and decided to change mom's every season to show the split personality. At least that what they said in the episode with commentary on the DVD.
@@jamescarmon4480 Ah, so it was intentional. Cool
Family first!
LOVE this show then & now ... although some episodes are
triggering for me ... still *Much Love* ~ 😈🔺🦋
Triggering how? Wussy.
@@Paranitis i heard that in Papa Titus' voice. Nice
Did anyone notice Titus’ real mom read the verdict?😮
never knew you didnt like heights, but man did Dave made things worse when he trotted off right behind ya
4:41 Best joke.
“You think killing those guys was funny?”
“Yes, and I’m tired of pretending it isn’t”
Damn right its the defense side xD
My mother's 78... I'm 48, and I'm still scared of her! Now that's good parenting!!!!
12:24 this us the scene that hit way too hard at home at the time.
What’s with all the actors who play Jaunita lol
She really is schizophrenic, it's like his mother is four or five different women.
That's the point. The recasting of Juanita symbolizes how her mental illness and how her being in and out of psychiatric care took a toll on her.
Aww they changed Juanita again
Jeez, Erin would be great as Two Face.
I admire Titus for finding love for his horrible mother.
I hope i reach a level of maturity where i can feel the same for all of my parents and step-parents. 😅
At least we know Dave's last name now. Connie Stevenson was the worst of the three Juanita Titus' which pains me to say because my own mother's name was Connie. Frances Fisher was perfect but I guess she couldn't make it to this episode.
Connie Francis. Stevens is a blonde.
What's the reason for a different actress portraying his mother every time she shows up?
Titus said his mother had multiple personalities and even he didn't know he was inside the "vessel". he wanted to portray that in the show with multiple actresses who were similar to that phase in her life. lately she committed suicide. The father is the same just younger or older. but always the same.
This show exists so dysfunctional people can play Bingo with it. I came so close to my bingo card being full, but my mom was too incompetent to actually pull off the murder, so I only have "Attempted murder". That did leave me with the "Testify against your mother in court" square filled, though.
I still love this show to this day. They were a bit inconsistent with Erins personality in order to fit the scene direction they wanted it seems like though. For instance, up until this episode, she didn't have trouble lying when she understood the consequences of the truth.
As a guy who's watching this for the first time, who has seen all of Titus's specials but has not lined them up with the events in the series, I can't help but wonder does this change Titus's mom's fate because sitcom on Fox or does what eventually happens to her in real life just happen later? Please don't answer that question, haha.
Spoiler alert. She killed herself (and husband) almost 10 years before this show was filmed.
@@jeyzeus did you even read my post or just decide to say some random stuff?
@@subman23 actually that did happened, even his sister commited too. that was mentioned in World's end 5th annual tour and Love is Evol
Am I the only one at 14:49 who saw the SWAT officer (female stage left) fuck up, holding her Mossberg (Shotgun)?
When Titus and Dave turn around to the police with their weapons aimed that female officers was having trouble with how to hold that shotgun.
11:25
It would have been really easy to overuse, but I wish we would have gotten at least one more episode where he confuses the real world with what's going on in his head.
Just like real life titus would rather keep himself happy than keeping the rest of the country safe and rich
Jon Puhalski
You really don't get it, do you? 😥
Why did they switch actresses for his momma? so strange to see that...
How does make this sense ......
somebody slaps a child which cant defend it self : people shake their heads
somebody slaps a grown woman : people lose their minds
this is the first time in human history where children are less protected than women
Or animals.
Unpopular opinion but the prosecutor is right. Titus's mom killed a man in cold blood. Being abused doesn't warrant killing a tied man.
How about you grow some COMPASSION!!!.
THIS FOOL RODE STACEY KEACH'S "COATTAIL". HIS STANDUP IS NOT CLOSE TO FUNNY. BUT STACEY SURE WAS, AND IS!!!!!!
You know I think on this cause I would have to go with defense, Why? Well he was beating her right? I know Murder is a bad thing but if your beating your spouse( inwit can be men of women and women on men) people like that deserve pain and suffering in away that guy derserved it,
Yeah I think most of the time, atleast when it's a woman being beaten by a man, it ends up being declared self defense.
@@GrimmShadowsII it not right wether its man beating on women r woman beating up on a man. People like that are the ones that can be defined as monsters. In some cases it is self defense. If you are in fear for your life and you have no other choices lot of time your body goes on auto pilot. It why some people do not remember what happened they black out. A mother for example will inately do what she can to protect their child most of the time anyway. In this case though she was getting beaten probably threatened with going back to the mental health place after he helped get her out. Although he probably did that because it's easier to abuse when there are no witnesses.
I was talking about the verdict in a court case. In our society people tend to be more likely to believe that a man is beating a woman then the other way around and therefore if on a jury will more like consider it self defense. Yes it's self defense either way but not everyone might believe the person was abused, and unfortunately thats because there probably have been people who claimed to have been abused when they haven't, which could be considered as bad or worse then abusing someone but that is debateable. Bottom line is beating someone in anyway for no reason especially when they can't fight back is wrong.
@@GrimmShadowsII I agree it is wrong. As far as a verdict goes as long and the jury looks at all the evedinece and listentos to both sides to might have been a self defense and they normally do side with a woman but it isn't always the right choice