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Plot:

In this pilot for a proposed TV series, a group of "friends" live in a sometimes peaceful co-existence. Tom is a handsome deliveryman living with his gorgeous girlfriend Shannon, his half-sister Maria, and their lazy friend Jackson. Tom is on the rocks with Shannon again over their flirtations with other people. When Tom meets Kelly Bundy while delivering a package to the Bundy house, he asks her out for the evening. Shannon, just to make Tom jealous, asks out a handsome millionaire named Henry and the four of them end up at the local grease spoon diner in the inner city, which is run by the kindly cook George. The evening gets more X-rated when both Tom and Shannon try to outdo each other with their dates.

Not a very good episode, in fact it's the lowpoint of the season. Not so strange since it's an attempt of a spin-off series, which meant that other characters would take up most of the screen time.

With that said, it does have some hilarious moments. Two great scenes where Al watches Friends, which does suck more or less (also, the thing about Jennifer Aniston is SO true!! It has bothered me for YEARS!) Another great scene is in the diner which Marcy and Jefferson decides to visit to be "Down with the people." The way they try to speak like African-Americans cracks me up.

Anyway, I gave this a 2.

This episode blows chunks. Worrrrrrrrrrrrrd

But I admit to giggling over Marcy and Jefferson and their "yo there, bro"

marriedaniac wrote:This episode blows chunks. Worrrrrrrrrrrrrd

But I admit to giggling over Marcy and Jefferson and their "yo there, bro"

"Wooooooorrrrrrrd!"

Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:This episode blows chunks. Worrrrrrrrrrrrrd

But I admit to giggling over Marcy and Jefferson and their "yo there, bro"

"Wooooooorrrrrrrd!"

"I'm glad you've seen Martin."
"Listen, homes!"

Hahahahaha, so white.

I have not watched this one since it was originally aired. Maybe I'll revisit.

I gave it just 2 stars, it is a weak spin off episode. The stars are for the „sexy“ scenes and guest star Alan Thike (RIP)