Dorf begins the video by introducing us to 'Grunt', a caveman who looks peculiarly similar to Dorf (and is also played by Tim Conway). Grunt is credited as the caveman that 'discovers' fishing and yelling. He is not too intelligent, but he knows that 'food can be gotten from the water. The question was how to get that food out of the water and into your mouth.' After many attempts (including discovering two physics formulas when trying a bow and arrow, the latter of which is because he shot himself in the foot, and his attempt with raw meat only succeeding in attracting "his old friend" the bear), a vine works (by accident).
Fishing Gearedit
Dorf demonstrates modern clothes and equipment of fishing, albeit not properly.
Dorf and His Wife - Segment Oneedit
Dorf's friend Billy Bob couldn't make it to fish, so Dorf convinces his amateur wife to join him. Despite inappropriate clothing and nearly useless gear, she catches more fish than her husband.
The D.I.P. Shopping Networkedit
The video shifts gears and turns to the "Discount In Price" shopping channel, or "DIP" for short. All of their products have the name "DIP" in them. Dorf demonstrates the items, often with their negative side effects included. The number to order them from is 1-(555) DIP-FISH.
Dorf and His Wife - Segment Twoedit
Dorf and his wife continue to fish; at this point, she has over 30 fish, while Dorf has none. Dorf is, however, determined to catch a fish, and determines that her simple pole is superior to his own. However, after they trade, his wife catches yet another impressive fish, while Dorf's bacon has been stolen away.
Cooking with Carlyedit
Dorf has prepared his campsite for his favorite cooking show, "Cooking with Carly". Carly (also played by Tim Conway) is a ditzy chef who appears to have drunken a bit too much 'Sauce'. The recipe is for 'Taters, Fish, and Biscuits'.
Step One Carly instructs that the potatoes have to be washed and covered in aluminum foil. Dorf hurriedly douses them in water to keep up with the show's fast pace, but fumbles with the foil, tossing the potatoes hastily in the fire.
Step Two Carly begins to filet the fish with 'one swipe', but Dorf claims that his wife has been 'cutting cardboard boxes' with the filet knife, so he proceeds to sharpen the knife, but slices his finger in the process. After wrapping the wound in an oily rag, he attempts to debone the fish, but fumbles when he tries to take the whole skeleton out in one quick swipe.
Step Three Carly opens the biscuit mix bag easily, but Dorf fails to rip it open as easily. As he fails to keep up, he burns his hand on the oven, but places the mix inside.
Step Four Dorf places the fish into the frying pan, but cannot bring the plastic wrap under control to cover his biscuit mix.
Step Five Carly instructs to remove the fish from the frying pan, but warns that the handle may be hot. Dorf does not heed this warning, however, causing him to throw the pan (and fish) into the air. The fish lands on the ground, ruining it.
Step Six Again, Carly warns that the potatoes cannot be placed in the center of the campfire. As Dorf wonders about this, a potato suddenly flies out, barely missing his head. Another potato explodes into his face, covering him in potato pieces.
Step Seven Carly shows the eight-minute biscuits she prepared. However, Dorf's are still extremely runny as he takes them out of the oven. Carly reminds everyone that at a high altitude campsite, cooking the biscuits require an extra two minutes.
Step Eight Carly retrieves a set-up version of the meal from off-set, which is inexplicably and obviously pre-prepared. Dorf's fish, potatoes, and biscuits are ruined, and of course nothing like the show claims. Carly finally recommends that the meal be finished off with 'sauce', and she swigs some with a "WOO-HOO!" as the program ends. Dorf angrily takes a swig from his water supply and mutters, "Awoo-hoo." As he walks away from the campsite, the last potato explodes into his face, and he drenches his face in water to keep from getting burnt.
Dorf and His Wife - Segment Threeedit
Dorf is sitting alone in his boat. His wife tells him to come back to shore; she had caught 63 fish, and Dorf has yet to catch one. The wife drives away without him, as he sits alone in the boat. The credits roll by as he calls for help from others and insults his wife.
^Rossen, Jake. "Remembering Dorf, Tim Conway's Straight-to-Video Comic Phenomenon". Mental Floss. Mental Floss. Retrieved 1 February 2024.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Dorf Goes Fishing news newspapers books scholar JSTOR January 2024 Learn how and when to remove this message Dorf Goes Fishing is a 1993 comedy short film in the Dorf series starring Tim Conway Ronnie Schell and Yvonne Wilder 1 Dorf Goes FishingTheatrical release posterDirected byBerry LandenWritten byTim ConwayStarringTim Conway Ronnie Schell Yvonne WilderDistributed byJ2 CommunicationsRelease dateDecember 1 1993 1993 12 01 Running time45 minutesLanguageEnglish Contents 1 Plot 1 1 Grunt the Caveman 1 2 Fishing Gear 1 3 Dorf and His Wife Segment One 1 4 The D I P Shopping Network 1 5 Dorf and His Wife Segment Two 1 6 Cooking with Carly 1 7 Dorf and His Wife Segment Three 2 External links 3 ReferencesPlot editGrunt the Caveman edit Dorf begins the video by introducing us to Grunt a caveman who looks peculiarly similar to Dorf and is also played by Tim Conway Grunt is credited as the caveman that discovers fishing and yelling He is not too intelligent but he knows that food can be gotten from the water The question was how to get that food out of the water and into your mouth After many attempts including discovering two physics formulas when trying a bow and arrow the latter of which is because he shot himself in the foot and his attempt with raw meat only succeeding in attracting his old friend the bear a vine works by accident Fishing Gear edit Dorf demonstrates modern clothes and equipment of fishing albeit not properly Dorf and His Wife Segment One edit Dorf s friend Billy Bob couldn t make it to fish so Dorf convinces his amateur wife to join him Despite inappropriate clothing and nearly useless gear she catches more fish than her husband The D I P Shopping Network edit The video shifts gears and turns to the Discount In Price shopping channel or DIP for short All of their products have the name DIP in them Dorf demonstrates the items often with their negative side effects included The number to order them from is 1 555 DIP FISH Dorf and His Wife Segment Two edit Dorf and his wife continue to fish at this point she has over 30 fish while Dorf has none Dorf is however determined to catch a fish and determines that her simple pole is superior to his own However after they trade his wife catches yet another impressive fish while Dorf s bacon has been stolen away Cooking with Carly edit Dorf has prepared his campsite for his favorite cooking show Cooking with Carly Carly also played by Tim Conway is a ditzy chef who appears to have drunken a bit too much Sauce The recipe is for Taters Fish and Biscuits Step One Carly instructs that the potatoes have to be washed and covered in aluminum foil Dorf hurriedly douses them in water to keep up with the show s fast pace but fumbles with the foil tossing the potatoes hastily in the fire Step Two Carly begins to filet the fish with one swipe but Dorf claims that his wife has been cutting cardboard boxes with the filet knife so he proceeds to sharpen the knife but slices his finger in the process After wrapping the wound in an oily rag he attempts to debone the fish but fumbles when he tries to take the whole skeleton out in one quick swipe Step Three Carly opens the biscuit mix bag easily but Dorf fails to rip it open as easily As he fails to keep up he burns his hand on the oven but places the mix inside Step Four Dorf places the fish into the frying pan but cannot bring the plastic wrap under control to cover his biscuit mix Step Five Carly instructs to remove the fish from the frying pan but warns that the handle may be hot Dorf does not heed this warning however causing him to throw the pan and fish into the air The fish lands on the ground ruining it Step Six Again Carly warns that the potatoes cannot be placed in the center of the campfire As Dorf wonders about this a potato suddenly flies out barely missing his head Another potato explodes into his face covering him in potato pieces Step Seven Carly shows the eight minute biscuits she prepared However Dorf s are still extremely runny as he takes them out of the oven Carly reminds everyone that at a high altitude campsite cooking the biscuits require an extra two minutes Step Eight Carly retrieves a set up version of the meal from off set which is inexplicably and obviously pre prepared Dorf s fish potatoes and biscuits are ruined and of course nothing like the show claims Carly finally recommends that the meal be finished off with sauce and she swigs some with a WOO HOO as the program ends Dorf angrily takes a swig from his water supply and mutters Awoo hoo As he walks away from the campsite the last potato explodes into his face and he drenches his face in water to keep from getting burnt Dorf and His Wife Segment Three edit Dorf is sitting alone in his boat His wife tells him to come back to shore she had caught 63 fish and Dorf has yet to catch one The wife drives away without him as he sits alone in the boat The credits roll by as he calls for help from others and insults his wife External links editDorf Goes Fishing at IMDb nbsp References edit Rossen Jake Remembering Dorf Tim Conway s Straight to Video Comic Phenomenon Mental Floss Mental Floss Retrieved 1 February 2024 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dorf Goes Fishing amp oldid 1222123422, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
