A teenage girl who is visiting the Ropers develops an unhealthy crush on Jack.A teenage girl who is visiting the Ropers develops an unhealthy crush on Jack.A teenage girl who is visiting the Ropers develops an unhealthy crush on Jack.
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The Child Actress they choose was Poorly Poorly Poorly Casted In My Personal Opinion. I'm Not Only Feeling her Character's Obsession for Jack but I just Feels like she's Tempted So Tempted to look towards the Camera and Wink and or give it a Thumbs Up or something. And with that Said I'm sure she would have been better off being Casted in a Cereal Commercial for kids on a Saturday Morning. I Seriously Hope that she was Offered that kind of job, but as for this kind of Role I'm Sorry it's just Not Right for her. But aside from this Part Really Hopped that she got better Roles that Suited more to her (With Out Looking At Her IMDB Profile) in her life.
Anyways I think the only Positive that I could say about this Episode is, that the Ending to it was some how Satisfactory, not just because it was the end of the episode, but also because it was kind of expected.
Anyways I think the only Positive that I could say about this Episode is, that the Ending to it was some how Satisfactory, not just because it was the end of the episode, but also because it was kind of expected.
13-year-old Laurie (Lauri Hendler, 'Gimme a Break!') is visiting the Ropers; the daughter of a friend of Helens', she's lonely & depressed due to her mother re-marrying and being off on her honeymoon. When Laurie visits the kids, Jack manages to charm her out of her depression, only for the young girl to immediately develop a crush on Jack! Jack has to try to convince Laurie that no relationship between them could possibly happen, while also trying to get it on with a potential conquest, Rita (Lois Hamilton, "Summer Rental").
As part of the hilarity, Laurie has resorted to sneaky measures to get Janet & Chrissy out of the apartment, and they of course assume Jack was the culprit upon learning of Ritas' existence.
There are some good, solid laughs throughout this decent episode, with young Hendler proving to be annoying in an utterly priceless way. (That's a funny image of her peering through the window.) In general, this is another prime vehicle for the talents of John Ritter, as he gets to be funny, charming, and also sensitive towards this impressionable child.
Overall, 'The Crush' sizes up as more highly amusing 'Three's Company' hijinx.
Seven out of 10.
As part of the hilarity, Laurie has resorted to sneaky measures to get Janet & Chrissy out of the apartment, and they of course assume Jack was the culprit upon learning of Ritas' existence.
There are some good, solid laughs throughout this decent episode, with young Hendler proving to be annoying in an utterly priceless way. (That's a funny image of her peering through the window.) In general, this is another prime vehicle for the talents of John Ritter, as he gets to be funny, charming, and also sensitive towards this impressionable child.
Overall, 'The Crush' sizes up as more highly amusing 'Three's Company' hijinx.
Seven out of 10.
Did you know
- TriviaLauri Hendler plays "Lauri" ( a character named after herself) a teenager who develops an unhealthy attraction to Jack in "The Crush." Hendler would go on to play Julie on the NBC 80s hit "Gimme a Break" for several seasons.
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