This episode gets an 8 from me purely on the strength of Dooley's singing (he's the crazy probation worker, Greg). It's a terrific performance, and I will never again be able to hear the song without hearing his far superior version in my head over it. I wish it would be made available in its entirety! I'd buy it. The show must have had to record all of it, I would think, so they'd have plenty of material and could then pick and choose when to inter-cut with other characters, and they've included the beginning and the end... well anyway, it's beautiful.
The plot is moronic, and in my opinion, by this time, the show has completely lost its way. But that one shining moment really shines. I'd recommend watching this one literally for that alone.
The plot is moronic, and in my opinion, by this time, the show has completely lost its way. But that one shining moment really shines. I'd recommend watching this one literally for that alone.
