Just for Kicks

Episode aired Nov 8, 1991
TV-G
30m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

136

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Comedy Family Romance

Dana and her friend Bernice want to see their favorite folk singer at a bar called Jake's. At first, Carol lets her go but later learns from Frank that it is a very dangerous place so she fo... Read allDana and her friend Bernice want to see their favorite folk singer at a bar called Jake's. At first, Carol lets her go but later learns from Frank that it is a very dangerous place so she forbids Dana to go. Dana feels that Frank is controlling her so she goes anyway. When Cody l... Read allDana and her friend Bernice want to see their favorite folk singer at a bar called Jake's. At first, Carol lets her go but later learns from Frank that it is a very dangerous place so she forbids Dana to go. Dana feels that Frank is controlling her so she goes anyway. When Cody learns that Dana went to Jake's, he rushes there and beats up several thugs. Eventually, th... Read all

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Trivia
The folk singer Dana wants to see, Arlo Prine, is a mix of real folk singers Arlo Guthrie and John Prine.

Goofs
An obviously underage Dana would not have been allowed into a biker bar.

Quotes
Carol Foster Lambert: Hey, Frank, have you ever heard of a little place in Mekwan called Jake's?
Frank Lambert: Yeah, it's a bar.
Carol Foster Lambert: No! I think it's more like a little club.
Frank Lambert: Carol, the only little club at Jake's is the one the bouncer carries. It's a tough place. It's got a two fight minimum.
Carol Foster Lambert: Oh no! You're kidding. Oh no! I told Dana she could go there Saturday Night.
Frank Lambert: Now, Carol, if Dana were my daughter, there is no way she would be going to Jake's.
Carol Foster Lambert: Yeah, we'd better talk to her about it.
Frank Lambert: Carol, I don't think this is a "we" situation, I think this is more of a "you" situation. You see Dana and I haven't exactly bonded yet.
Carol Foster Lambert: Yeah, you're right. OK, I'll leave you completely out of this. Next time I see her, I'll just lay down the law and tell her she can't go and that's final.