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|Box title = Big 'Uns
 
|Box title = Big 'Uns
|image = File:Big_uns_al_and_griff_at_work.gif|260px
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|image = File:big uns 3.png
 
|caption = Al and Griff at work viewing some issues of "Big 'Uns" on lunch break.
 
|caption = Al and Griff at work viewing some issues of "Big 'Uns" on lunch break.
 
|Row 1 title = Description:
 
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** Modified for Black Big Uns in [[Episode:Business Sucks (Part 1)|Business Sucks (Part 1)]]
 
** Modified for Black Big Uns in [[Episode:Business Sucks (Part 1)|Business Sucks (Part 1)]]
 
* MM 92 - Woman in yellow bikini kneeling in the sand
 
* MM 92 - Woman in yellow bikini kneeling in the sand
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**[[Episode:My Dinner with Anthrax|My Dinner with Anthrax]] inside Al's magazine rack
** Most commonly seen on MwC
 
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**[[Episode:Business Sucks (Part 1)|Business Sucks (Part 1)]] as Al reads its and the exchanges it with Griff for Black Big Uns.
 
* MM 94 - Woman in gold striped bikini kneeling on an orange sheet.
 
* MM 94 - Woman in gold striped bikini kneeling on an orange sheet.
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**[[Episode:My Dinner with Anthrax|My Dinner with Anthrax]] on Al's lap as [[Stan Mendelson]] begins his slideshow
** Modified for Cub 'Uns in [[Episode:Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)|Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)]]
 
** The original can be seen in [[Episode:Get the Dodge Outta Hell|Get the Dodge Outta Hell]] as Al looks inside his trunk and [[Episode:Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)|Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)]] when Al gives it to Bud after his head injury.
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**[[Episode:Get the Dodge Outta Hell|Get the Dodge Outta Hell]] as Al looks inside his trunk
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**[[Episode:Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)|Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)]] when Al gives it to Bud after his head injury.
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**[[Episode:Grime and Punishment|Grime and Punishment]] on Al's lap as he has a beer and lays on a bed in the basement.
 
** A modified version for Cub 'Uns in [[Episode:Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)|Requiem for a Chevyweight (Part 2)]]
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** A modified version with a white cover in [[Episode:The Stepford Peg|The Stepford Peg]]
 
* MM 104 - Hands covering bare breasts.
 
* MM 104 - Hands covering bare breasts.
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** [[Episode:My Dinner with Anthrax|My Dinner with Anthrax]] inside Al's magazine rack
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** Modified in [[Episode:Un-Alful Entry]] as a Christmas themed issue.
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* MM 108 - Arm covering bare breasts
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** [[Episode:Magnificent Seven|Magnificent Seven]] sitting on top of Bud's bed along with other magazines.
 
** Modified for the one of the Big Uns used by Al in [[Episode:My Dinner with Anthrax|My Dinner with Anthrax]]
 
** Modified for the one of the Big Uns used by Al in [[Episode:My Dinner with Anthrax|My Dinner with Anthrax]]
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<gallery>
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big uns 1.png
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big uns 2.png|Cub 'Uns
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big uns 3.png|Black Big 'Uns and Big 'Uns
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Big_uns_6.png|Special Christmas Issue
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Big_uns_7.png|A modified cover
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victoria fuller 3.png|Special edition with Griff as "Man of the Year"
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</gallery>
 
[[Category:Key Items]]
 
[[Category:Key Items]]

Revision as of 20:07, 15 September 2019

Big 'Uns is the Playboy-style adult magazine which is Al's 'reading material' of choice. His father collected Playboy magazines, but Al prefers his "Big 'Uns", though in the first few seasons, he himself also had an issue of Playboy instead. As with his beloved TV, when threatened with the loss of his magazines Al tends to get atypically emotional, cranky and poetic.

It was founded by Flint Guccione and was created in part due to "an Instamatic, a drunken family reunion and fifty bucks". He also operates a Big Uns Brothel.

Al had to view the luscious ladies in Big 'Uns to get in the mood and stir up the drive and the courage to go through the menial task of having sex with Peg.

When Peg demanded sex on their anniversary, Al cried "I can't do it without my copy of Big 'Uns!" But, after scanning all his centerfolds (to the rousing lyrics of "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood And The Destroyers) Al rose to the occasion and announced "Let's jam."

Al also kept a special collector's edition of Big 'Uns in the trunk of his Dodge car (along with a framed portrait of his family), and a pristine collection of Playboy magazines in his basement.

Griff appears on the cover with a group of models after being given the chance to carry the Olympic torch for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, GA and is named "Man of the Year".

There are also alternate versions of the magazines such as Black Big 'Uns, Library 'Uns, Cub' Uns and Colossal 'Uns.

While Big Uns is a real magazine, the ones featured on the show are modified props from Earl Hays Press, a company that creates fictional magazines, labels, bottles and other props for movies and television shows. The ones featured on MWC are originally titled Playpen, but have Big Uns replacing the title.

They are listed on their website as: