The entire Otto family gets into the act to assist Katie (Katy Mixon) when her spring gala gets sabotaged by her less than friendly neighborhood mothers. This episode of the half hour sitcom packs in so much excellent writing that it should win an Emmy without any serious competition. Every two minutes Katie Otto gets more bad news about something else going wrong with her planned "India themed" spring gala with the topper being actor Nathan Fillion playing himself riding in to the circus tent on a real life elephant.
Not only do the whole Otto family shine, but all the supporting cast also play a key role in making this particular episode an absolute hoot and standout. Congratulations to the set designers who went to all out extremes to bring a real life Bollywood to Katie Otto's spring gala. Mrs. Shullivan and I loved how Katie's son Oliver (Daniel DiMaggio) utilized his whole ballet class to represent a class of Indian dancers leading in Nathan Fillion riding a camel disguised as an elephant. What a hoot!
To top off the season 2 ending episode the producers also included a series of season bloopers to just recap a tidbit of what we enjoyed throughout the season. Mrs. Shullivan and I cannot wait for season 3 to commence next fall. This is a wonderful family filled sitcom with excellent story lines, a wonderful ensemble cast, and simply just great comedy for a family to watch together.
Not only do the whole Otto family shine, but all the supporting cast also play a key role in making this particular episode an absolute hoot and standout. Congratulations to the set designers who went to all out extremes to bring a real life Bollywood to Katie Otto's spring gala. Mrs. Shullivan and I loved how Katie's son Oliver (Daniel DiMaggio) utilized his whole ballet class to represent a class of Indian dancers leading in Nathan Fillion riding a camel disguised as an elephant. What a hoot!
To top off the season 2 ending episode the producers also included a series of season bloopers to just recap a tidbit of what we enjoyed throughout the season. Mrs. Shullivan and I cannot wait for season 3 to commence next fall. This is a wonderful family filled sitcom with excellent story lines, a wonderful ensemble cast, and simply just great comedy for a family to watch together.
