ashleyallinson
Joined Sep 2002
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Growing up watching Hawaii Five-O as a kid, I now realize that I had never seen the first episode. Here, our plot is about as air-tight as the drum used as a watery coffin. Although not the tightest of episodes, it's obviously a must-see.
Kevin McCarthy's (UHF) angle here is savvy. He flies to the mainland, only the mack recently divorced ladies traveling by cruise-ship to Hawaii. Once Five-O catches word of this, Dan-O is dressed up in sailor garb and goes undercover in an attempt to nip the operation before any more women fall victim to the scam.
CBS has released the entire first season and have done a great job restoring colour.
Can't wait to see the rest.
Kevin McCarthy's (UHF) angle here is savvy. He flies to the mainland, only the mack recently divorced ladies traveling by cruise-ship to Hawaii. Once Five-O catches word of this, Dan-O is dressed up in sailor garb and goes undercover in an attempt to nip the operation before any more women fall victim to the scam.
CBS has released the entire first season and have done a great job restoring colour.
Can't wait to see the rest.
Hit or miss? Well, I definitely wouldn't hit it.
Imagine being at the range, trying to hit golf balls, and some guy comes in and asks you if your single. Then, after the awkwardness disappears, an average-looking woman hits you up with some small talk, only to scoff and sound disappointed after you tell her your profession.
Meet Lisa Loeb and her posse of drooling "yes" women. They spend an entire season walking around New York in an attempt to find someone who can actually put up with her for more than a few minutes. How many times can these guys embarrass themselves with their immaturity before people are going to stop giving them the time of day?
Nice try here, but all the drivel is obviously staged.
Any self-respecting male mustn't watch this, no matter how many points it gets you in your woman's good-books.
Imagine being at the range, trying to hit golf balls, and some guy comes in and asks you if your single. Then, after the awkwardness disappears, an average-looking woman hits you up with some small talk, only to scoff and sound disappointed after you tell her your profession.
Meet Lisa Loeb and her posse of drooling "yes" women. They spend an entire season walking around New York in an attempt to find someone who can actually put up with her for more than a few minutes. How many times can these guys embarrass themselves with their immaturity before people are going to stop giving them the time of day?
Nice try here, but all the drivel is obviously staged.
Any self-respecting male mustn't watch this, no matter how many points it gets you in your woman's good-books.
This is probably the weakest episode of what is otherwise the funniest show I have seen on TV in a long time. For those of you who haven't seen it, Lucky Louis is much like a real life Family Guy, saying what one really wants to say in television/real life situations without the hurdle of classification.
In this episode, Louie and his wife are to spend a romantic couple of days together while there daughter is away. After bringing his wife home flowers that she hates, Louie drops a "C" bomb and gets the silent treatment. After mulling it over with his cronies, he uses trial and error to eventually quell the problem.
Like most episodes, the coolness of wife gets him out of trouble.
In this episode, Louie and his wife are to spend a romantic couple of days together while there daughter is away. After bringing his wife home flowers that she hates, Louie drops a "C" bomb and gets the silent treatment. After mulling it over with his cronies, he uses trial and error to eventually quell the problem.
Like most episodes, the coolness of wife gets him out of trouble.