Reviews

A drunken Ralph Furley cannot seem to say Felipe. The arguments between Furley & Felipe are fantastic.

This episode revolves around Jack trying to convince a minister that he runs a respectable establishment, so he can acquire a liquor license.

What could possibly go wrong? Pretty much everything.

Two newlyweds who can't keep their hands off each other. Furley helping out and getting drunk. Larry brings a very sophisticated date over who shouldn't drink wine but does. Etc, etc, etc....

The episode opens with Janet and Teri in swimsuits but for "the brunch" they wear outfits more likely to be seen on much older ladies in church.

An excellent episode with lots of laughs at Jack's Bistro.

Highly recommended.

For me this would easily be in the top 3 episodes of Season 7. Who knew Larry had such a big family coming into LA? Got to love the Greek Dancing at the end. Looks like Richard Kline breaks character laughing at Jack's "interpretation" of Greek dancing.

Speaking of Richard Kline, we find out 7 seasons in that he is Greek. Dallas was short for Dalliapoulos, as Larry claims he couldn't spell his own last name.

There are laughs throughout this episode!!!

One of my favorite bits is when Janet and Teri head in front of the restaurant to try to drum up some business for Jack. (There's lots of food but no customers partially because Larry put the wrong opening day on the flyer). The second man Janet and Teri try to convince to come into Jack's Bistro backfires. Janet and Teri play this one extremely sexy and wind up getting arrested by this man who works for the vice squad. It's priceless when Furley opens the door, as the girls frantically knock, in one of his finest suits. (Extreme sarcasm).

If you are a fan of the show, I'm sure you'll enjoy this episode.