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	Billy Madison corrections
		When Billy's teacher is writing prime numbers on the board, she writes "1, 3, 5, and 7." 1 is not a prime number, but the teacher does forget 2, which is one.
		Billy is known for his over-the-top antics and celebrations, and one could easily believe that he wanted the doctoral robes because it's over-the-top.
		In the scene where Billy is talking to the O'Doyle mother, she claims that the father is in jail and won't be out for a very long time, yet a few weeks later, the father is seen driving the car with all the O'Doyle kids.
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	'Billy Madison'
		Billy may have an IQ lower than a dachshund's belly, but he has, at least, responded positively to toilet training.
		Billy, a creation of Sandler and co-writer Tim Herlihy, is the wastrel son of an indulgent hotelier (Darren McGavin).
		An only child, Billy expects to inherit control of the billion-dollar Madison Hotel chain, but his father threatens to hand the reins over to ruthless vice president Eric (Brad Whitford).
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/billymadisonpg13kempley_c00c80.htm (358 words)

	Phil Villarreal's Review: Billy Madison \| www.azstarnet.com ®
		Billy is an overgrown 5-year-old with no sense of responsibility, tact or common decency - hilarious to watch, but you probably wouldn't want the guy in your house.
		Billy tumbles at the front door, in front of his father's associates, who are there for a business dinner.
		Billy also sometimes uses his stature for good, such as when he helps an embarrassed third-grade friend who has wet his pants on a field trip by splashing water on his own pants, then telling the rest of the class that everyone his age wets their pants - it's the cool thing to do.
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	Billy Madison mistakes, goofs and bloopers
		Revealing: On Billy's first day of school when he is outside waiting for the bus and it just passes him you hear the noise of kids on a bus, but when it passes no one is in it.
		Continuity: When Billy is in 3rd grade, and Ms.Vaughn is sick and the class is going crazy, the kid dancing on the desk is on the left desk, and when the scene changes back to him he is on the right desk.
		Continuity: When Billy, Frank, and that other guy throw pickles at the fast-food restaurant window to see which one will slide down the fastest, the pickles' respective positions on the window change significantly from when they're thrown to when the actual "race" is occurring.
	www.moviemistakes.com /film169 (861 words)

	HD DVD Review: Billy Madison \| High-Def Digest
		But bottom line, Sandler is pretty funny throughout most of 'Billy Madison.' If the sight of him doing a spastic dance to Culture Club's "I'll Tumble 4 Ya," or going postal on a group of fourth graders and pummeling them with dodgeballs is your idea of uproarious comedy, then this is your flick.
		I personally wish 'Billy Madison' was a little bit smarter, but as far as dumb, dumb, dumb movies go, you certainly could do a lot worse.
		'Billy Madison' is a juvenile comedy in the grand tradition of 'National Lampoon's Animal House,' 'Caddyshack' and 'Christmas Vacation.' Although it is kind of sweet, I didn't find it to be as funny as most of Sandler's other comedies.
	hddvd.highdefdigest.com /billymadison.html (1071 words)

	Billy Madison - Mahalo
		The comedy film Billy Madison is about the son of a millionaire who has to go back to school in order to inherit his father's hotel company.
		Brian Madison, played by McGavin, is retiring from the hotel business he owns and decides that his 27 year old son Billy is not suitable to take over the company.
		When Billy hears of the change in leadership in Madison Hotels, he also learns that his father paid off his teachers when he was first in school, to get passing grades.
	www.mahalo.com /Billy_Madison (230 words)

	Billy Madison Example
		Billy passes out in front of his father's clients, and embarrasses his father at dinner by speaking gibberish.
		Billy comes up with a plan that he will go back to school--starting with the first grade--and complete each grade in two weeks.
		Billy realizes that he was mean to the "nerdy kids" when in school for the first time.
	www.louisville.edu /a-s/english/subcultures/ideas/dougschutte/billy.htm (498 words)

	Billy Madison review (1995) Adam Sandler - Qwipster's Movie Reviews
		Billy is incensed by the decision, but convinces his father that if he can pass every grade of school up through high school with two weeks allotted to each grade, he will get the company.
		Of course, Billy could have just as easily poured more water on other parts of the kid to mask the wet spot in that key area (the wet spots on the kids seem strangely high up for a pants wetting), but I guess he's an idiot anyway, so I'll let that one slide.
		For example, a scene where Billy calls to apologize to a man who he used to pick on in school (played by Steve Buscemi, Living in Oblivion) is funny (the man crosses Billy off of his list of people he must kill), as is the brief deus ex machina appearance of the same character later.
	www.qwipster.net /billymadison.htm (752 words)

	Billy Madison (1995)
		Billy Madison works upon a slight but clever premise: apparently moronic rich-boy slacker Billy has to successfully repeat grades one through twelve or his hotel magnate father will give the company to suck-up weasel Eric Gordon (Bradley Whitford) when he retires.
		Since she's supposed to be the "adult" in the movie, she doesn't get to do much of great interest, but she performs the role nicely and she certainly adds a tremendous amount of sex appeal to the role.
		Billy Madison appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, single-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
	www.dvdmg.com /billymadison.shtml (1187 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Reviews : Billy Madison: Special Edition
		When Billy's tycoon father finally tires of his 27-year-old son's death-grip on adolescence, he announces that he's retiring as head of the Madison hotel chain and handing the company over to, not his own offspring, but cutthroat corporate weasel Eric (Bradley Whitford), who's worked his way to the top.
		Billy Madison was shredded by critics and generally ignored by audiences upon its theatrical release.
		Billy Madison is a free-spirited, ingeniously creative comedy which happens to be about an insipidly immature person who enjoys childish bathroom humor.
	www.dvdjournal.com /reviews/b/billymadison_se.shtml (939 words)

	Movies - Billy Madison
		Billy is the adult son of a hotel tycoon, who spends most of his time goofing off.
		Billy makes a bet that he is smart enough to run the company.
		In 2006, a US Bankruptcy Judge cited Billy Madison when he dismissed a Defendant's motion on the grounds that it was incomprehensible.
	listing-index.ebay.com /movies/Billy_Madison.html (509 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Billy Madison [1996]: Adam Sandler, Darren McGavin, Bridgette Wilson, Bradley Whitford, Josh Mostel, Norm ...
		Overall, Billy Madison is a nice little film, which although isn't family viewing, teenages and adults are sure to enjoy the slapstick comedy and i recommend that you watch it several times in order to get the full amount of fun and enjoyment that this film has to offer.
		Billy Madison (Adam Sandler) is the son of a wealthy millionaire hotel owner who buys everything for his spoilt son.
		Billy Madison is the most hilariously inane character that Adam Sandler has portrayed, and while I don't consider this one of Sandler's best movies, it is easily one of his...
	www.amazon.co.uk /Billy-Madison-Adam-Sandler/dp/B00005UWQI (921 words)

	thin on plot, but big on laughter - Billy Madison - Epinions.com
		Billy acts like he's seven years old and it's hilarious to watch him be so stupid.
		Madison (McGavin) knows Billy is a blithering idiot and he always wanted to hand the Madison Hotel Company over to him when he retires, but how can he give it to such a moron?
		When he tells Billy this, they make a deal: if he can pass grades 1 - 12 all over again in 24 weeks, he'll be qualified to take over the company, otherwise Eric (Whitford), Madison's snotty second in command, will get it.
	www.epinions.com /content_127659576964 (578 words)

	Billy Madison
		Billy is accused of drifting through school, the only reason he was able to graduate was dad paid off the schools.
		In the scene where Billy is playing dodge ball seeing him loom over his classmates is funny for a minute or so but as the scene goes on it degrades into doge ball carnage as Billy overwhelms his much smaller opponents.
		It doesn’t seem that Billy Madison required a director; a more accurate job description would be comedian wrangler.
	www.hometheaterinfo.com /billy_madison.htm (1070 words)

	Movielink - Billy Madison movie download
		Synopsis: Billy Madison has piles of money, a house full of servants and has spent most of his adult life sitting by his 300-foot swimming pool with his two loyal mooches for best friends, Jack and Frank.
		As an only child, Billy has always assumed that he will inherit the billion-dollar Madison Hotels when his indulgent father, Brian Madison, retires.
		Billy agrees to repeat grades 1 through 12 in just 24 weeks - 2 weeks per grade.
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	Deseret News \| Billy Madison
		Billy's father (Darren McGavin) is a widowed hotel magnate, whose business is a Fortune 500 company, and he's about to retire.
		Naturally, he's reluctant to hand over the business to Billy, since all his son does is get drunk, sleep by the pool and generally act like an idiot.
		Upon his return to grammar school, Billy finds that he doesn't exactly fit in with all these much-younger children — probably because they are so much more mature than he is.
	deseretnews.com /movies/review/1,5208,190,00.html (452 words)

	Billy Madison/Happy Gilmore Collection review, Billy Madison/Happy Gilmore Collection DVD review
		Long before Adam Sandler was making movies like “Punch Drunk Love” and “Spanglish,” he was making movies like “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore.” To some, that may seem like a slam on the Saturday Night Live alum, but to many others (this reviewer included), it’s anything but.
		Admittedly, “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore” don’t represent Sandler’s best big-screen work, but they do stand as the first two steps he took on his road to superstardom, a fact that Sandler himself recognized when he named his production company Happy Madison.
		There’s a lot to choose from, though only a handful of the deleted scenes from “Billy Madison” are anything more than slightly amusing, most notably those featuring the frisky Juanita (Theresa Merritt), the Madison family maid, and the “Happy Gilmore” deletions are merely average as well.
	www.bullz-eye.com /movie_dvd/2004/billy_madison_happy_gilmore_collection.htm (400 words)

	Billy Joel Tickets - Billy Joel Concert Tour Schedule - Billy Joel Ticket Broker
		Billy Joel wrote 'Piano Man.' Billy Joel is the Piano Man. Joel was the most prominent singer/songwriter of the late '70s and early '80s.
		Tickets to a Billy Joel concert are perfect for a date or bringing the whole family, as his music reaches all generations.
		You have to get tickets to Billy Joel to see this legend play his piano and sing songs that most of us grew up on and all of us remember.
	www.coasttocoasttickets.com /concerts/billyjoel_tickets.shtml (770 words)

	USA Network \| Billy Madison
		Billy Madison (Adam Sandler, who also co-wrote the script) is the son of a very rich man who has worked hard to build a hotel empire.
		Billy, on the other hand, is a 28 year-old, non-working, barely-educated slacker who is happy to spend his days drinking beer and reading girly magazines by the pool.
		Now Billy must pass all 12 grades, spending only two weeks in each grade, to prove that he has what it takes to run the family business.
	www.usanetwork.com /movies/billymadison (190 words)

	Billy Madison
		Billy Madison is so flagrantly directed that it’s a mystery how it made so much money during its theatrical run and how it propelled Adam Sandler onto the list of sought-after actors.
		Billy Madison is a man-child with a privileged upbringing.
		Billy, inexplicably, wants to take over Madison Hotels, but his false diploma doesn’t qualify him for the CEO chair.
	www.geocities.com /moviecritic.geo/reviews/b/billymadison.html (453 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Billy Madison
		Billy Madison is certainly proof of how far Adam Sandler has matured in his career thus far, but then again, that's not saying much.
		Subsequently, Billy makes a bet with his father that if he can return to school and complete grades 1-12 in two weeks (each) then he will inherit the company.
		Universal sends us Billy Madison on DVD in a standard, non-collector's edition, disc Granted, Universal was the company who brought us the Collector's Edition of Mallrats, at least that disc focused on those involved with the film describing how bad it was.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/billymadison.php (781 words)

	Mutant Reviewers from Hell do "Billy Madison"
		I found Billy Madison to be incredibly irritating, much like driving a car on a long trip with a kid constantly kicking your seat for 3000 miles, and that kid is Adam Sandler.
		Billy Madison's paper-thin plot is about the title hero (Sandler) who has to go through all twelve grades of school (two weeks at a time) in order to be deemed worthy of receiving his father's hotel business.
		It makes Billy's idiot act easier to swallow when you compare him to a raging bus driver (Chris Farley) who steals kids' lunches, a kindergarten teacher who smears paste on her face for fun, Norm McDonald being Norm McDonald, and a penguin who appears only in Billy's drunken haze.
	www.mutantreviewers.com /rbillymadison.html (1828 words)

	dvdfuture.com - reviews (Billy Madison)
		Billy (Adam Sandler) is the world's biggest loser living in his father's millions (just imagine Adam Sandler acting stupid and having enough money to do anything).
		Billy begins to question his father's ability in him.
		This is when Billy finds out that his father paid off all of his teachers throughout his education.
	www.dvdfuture.com /portfolio/old_dvdfuture/reviews/movie/jay/billy_madison.html (459 words)

	Billy Madison (1995) - Memorable quotes
		Billy Madison: Actually I, uh, stole this shirt from Frank.
		Billy Madison: Of course I peed my pants, everyone my age pees their pants.
		Billy Madison: I disagree, it's a very good game, but i think Donkey Kong is the best game ever.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0112508/quotes (1771 words)

	Billy Madison Quotations from QuoteGeek
		Billy Madison: If your dog is lost, you don't look for an hour and call it quits.
		Billy: There was something I was supposed to do today.
		Madison, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.
	www.quotegeek.com /index.php?action=viewcategory&categoryid=671 (287 words)

	BILLY MADISON MOVIE QUOTES \| BILLY MADISON QUOTATIONS \| MOVIE SAYINGS
		Billy Madison: I swear to God I'm sick.
		Billy Madison: Well I could think of three things I'd like to do.
		Billy Madison: [drunk, he sees a fake a penguin] It's too damn hot for a penguin to be just walkin' around.
	www.auuuu.com /movie-quotes/billy-madison (656 words)

	Billy Madison: Special Edition (The Billy Madison/Happy Gilmore Collection) (1995)
		To inherit his family's fortune, Billy is going back to school...
		He's the heir to the Madison hotel millions but in order to win his father's respect, and his Fortune 500 company, grown-up goof-off Billy Madison must repeat all 12 grades of school in just six months!
		Billy Madison appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, double-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
	www.dvdmg.com /billymadisonse.shtml (1693 words)

	Billy Madison Quotes - Mahalo
		Billy Madison: Well, I made the duck blue because I'd never seen a blue duck before and I wanted to see one.
		When it's revealed that his Dad intends to turn the family's hotel chain over to the control of the weaselly Eric Gordon (Whitford), Billy decides that he must prove to his father that he's capable of succeeding on his own, without his wealth and family connections.
		The film's use of non-sequitur, as in the scenes with Billy's penguin hallucinations, would become a trademark of Sandler's career, as well as those he would produce for frequent co-star Rob Schneider, such as The Animal and The Hot Chick.
	www.mahalo.com /Billy_Madison_Quotes (766 words)

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