This episode is another honorable mention, the episode obviously parodies on some of the hippie culture and music. What really makes this episode is the villain himself Groovy Guru played well by Larry Storch whom was from "F Troop" which is cool since that another favorite comedy of mine and even the animated series "Tennessee Tuxedo", like that show too; it's fitting since both Don and Larry were friends in reality.
Anyway, the Groovy Guru is one of my favorite "Kaos" villains, he's got some of the best lines. But I just really like Larry's performance, it's surprising he never was a radio DJ host because he really sounds like he could have been. I really like how he can sound cool and likeable but at the same time there is an underlying threatening mannerism to him.
There is some good comedy as usual from Max taking a lie pill which was funny as each thing, he says contradicts what he really wanted to say. And of course, we see the Guru gets both Max and 99 in a trap worthy of "Batman 66" as the Guru is trying to put both under his power from his nefarious funky tunes. It's fun and funny seeing both Max and 99 dancing along with that music, which is catchy and memorable.
This episode is a groovy tune.
Rating: 3 and a half stars