jlhathaway47
Joined May 2013
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I'm not going to get into the nitty gritty for fear of spoilers, but I'll say that I've been waiting a long time to see most of this episode unfold. Stunning scenes with iconic imagery that will surely live on in TV history books. Finally the oppressed rise up and take back their autonomy! Moss' directing was well done, the camera angles, and pacing all seemed more like silver screen footage than anything from a television show. Superb acting, writing, cinematography, vfx. Well done! This series is truly an example of the golden age of TV! This episode will stay with me for a long time, and will surely inspire me to give more in life when I feel like giving up!
I grew up watching this show and it is a classic. It's filled with life lessons and family hijinks, much like it's cousin show Full House. It's rewatachable and lighthearted. The most 90's character is Dana, and she is the character with the most substance. Without Cody, many of the laughing bits wouldn't land. Put Cody and Dana together in a scene, comedy gold, and the series biggest strength. Susanne Somers is the shining star, and plays a great 90's version of a sitcom mom. However, it fails to hit the comedic timing or legendary status of a Denis the Menace, Golden Girls, Frasier, or Friends.