"Sunday? But that's Simchas Torah."

Top Secret! (1984)

[@DateTwoRelate]

A punch line designed to entertain .00025% of the audience. Lucky for me, I'm amongst the select few! PS Don't forget the calendar. Classic Zucker Zucker &Abrams. Best non-law firm ever!

[@angusorvid8840]

I almost fell out my seat laughing at this scene.

[@litesaber54yi3]

My friend just brought this movie to my attention and I have to say this scene is perfect. No explanations, the proper pornuciation of Simch-AS Torah (which comes out of left field), the play on old school dirty calendars made by small mechanical supply companies that you'd see at your local mechanics shop but used to show scientific equiptment (a demographic that would never need to be advertised to with nudie calendars) , The "German" use of the month of Steptermber has Septhauzen, but Septermber in German is simply, "September". Brilliant. This scene is brilliant.

[@pangalactictuber]

In the TV cut they couldn’t show the calendar so they used a close-up of Kilmer for this line. It made it 100 times funnier!

[@ArjunaLionsWhelp]

Simchas Torah! Best holiday ever!

[@JoshLavian]

Kilmer with the perfect accent!

[@haim07]

It's actually "Simchat Tora"...

[@DavidNYC]

Nope! Both pronunciations are correct.

[@haim07]

@@DavidNYC As an Hebrew speaker i believe i know what I'm talking about

[@mailtrap22]

@@haim07 This letter at the end of the Hebrew alphabet was pronounced as a “s” sound by Ashkenazi Jews, who came from Eastern Europe and Russia, and as a “t” sound by Sephardic Jews, who came from Spain, Africa and Middle Eastern countries.

[@haim07]

@@mailtrap22 it's kind of fuunny that non hebrew spaekers trying to teach an hebrew mother tongue speaker some words...

[@DavidNYC]

@@haim07 Also a Hebrew speaker here, with an Israeli father!