When Randy learns that Earl thwarted his one and only first love, he demands karmic payback. Even if it means kissing Joy to find the true "Pinky" buried somewhere inside her. Earl learns the hard way, and even gets Darnel to agree to what was suppose to be love's first true kiss over 20 years ago.
If someone tried to pitch this as a movie it would be "Maybe" movie script material (6 out 10), BUT as for a TV series without the excessive hour and a half, it's "Perfect" for TV!!! (10 out 10)
It's so refreshing seeing great writing (has it been over a year since the writer's strike already?) in a 20 min space. I've watched all 4 seasons, and just when I was starting to get to "seen that coming, done that" mind frame, this episode touches a spot not so often seen or heard, at least not for television.
Regardless of who or what we become as adults, that golden time in our lives when the world could be anything with the possibility with that first someone, besides ourselves. To quote the song in the episode...
John Prine's "Day Is Done"
Do you like me? Well I hope you do Cause if you like me Then I think I'm gonna to have to like you too...
A Classic that I found myself watching again and again! Keep it up! It was nice to see Bernie Kopell, Doc from the Love Boat, make an appearance. As well as the other special guests in episodes past!! Always a rare treat!!! (Rossane Barr as a Nun anyone?!?!)
If someone tried to pitch this as a movie it would be "Maybe" movie script material (6 out 10), BUT as for a TV series without the excessive hour and a half, it's "Perfect" for TV!!! (10 out 10)
It's so refreshing seeing great writing (has it been over a year since the writer's strike already?) in a 20 min space. I've watched all 4 seasons, and just when I was starting to get to "seen that coming, done that" mind frame, this episode touches a spot not so often seen or heard, at least not for television.
Regardless of who or what we become as adults, that golden time in our lives when the world could be anything with the possibility with that first someone, besides ourselves. To quote the song in the episode...
John Prine's "Day Is Done"
Do you like me? Well I hope you do Cause if you like me Then I think I'm gonna to have to like you too...
A Classic that I found myself watching again and again! Keep it up! It was nice to see Bernie Kopell, Doc from the Love Boat, make an appearance. As well as the other special guests in episodes past!! Always a rare treat!!! (Rossane Barr as a Nun anyone?!?!)