If They Do Go Either Way, They're Usually Fake

First seasons of shows are all about discovery, what works and what doesn't. I don't think this episode totally works.

For one thing it seems a bit thin on plot and jokes. Yes, there are moments, but its an episode that never seems to get going. I never found the Judith character to be that funny either, so an episode that dedicates a lot more time to her was never going to really appeal.

I think the writers quite naturally at this point were still working out what worked in the show, and would come to realise that the real strength of it lie in the dynamic between the three male leads, and not the ex wife character.

A decent but unspectacular episode.

The episode clicked well with very good humor. The comical awkwardness of the three main characters living together is really gaining steam. The "I undertand" remark and breast implant humor though repeated multiple times got funnier each time. The series was fortunate to be on before political correctness took hold able to be comically disrespectful and irreverent without restraints

Terrific casting of pretty Kristin Dattilo as Cindy who brought not just her beauty but was a nice comedic addition. The writers as early in all series' seem to be experimenting to find what's the funniest and how to get the best out of the three main stars.

I thought Angus T. Jones as Jake wss at his funniest so far ealy on in the series. Delivering some funny remarks topping off uncomfortable situations.