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In which I am stupidly enthusiastic about My Two Dads again.
Sorry.
But this time with added YouTubery!
So, into season two, and right away we have a new opening sequence, in which the theme song gets worse than ever. There's also a fabulously naff sequence of images of the characters doing wacky poses and apparently having fun. The eighties could be a very strange time. On the plus side, the designers seem to have joined in with the whole gay subplot thing. I can't quite decide if Michael is delighted or slightly unnerved by Joey's obvious interest in him here:
Some great fun episodes so far in season two. I am still preposterously in love with this show. Highlights definitely include Joey persuading Ed Klawicki, nine foot tall proprietor of the diner where they all eat, to pretend to be Michael's boyfriend, in order to scupper his chances with a woman. Such a lovely scene. Looked like a near-corpsing moment, too. Best of all, though! I found my favourite episode! Or my favourite episode when I was thirteen, anyway. Don't know yet if it still is. Whisky! Important life lessons! Computer games! Panic! My little sister was making carpet angels for months after this episode first aired...
It's a recent repeat, so there's about a minute missing from the middle to allow for more ads, but still. I love this episode. :)
Sorry.
But this time with added YouTubery!
So, into season two, and right away we have a new opening sequence, in which the theme song gets worse than ever. There's also a fabulously naff sequence of images of the characters doing wacky poses and apparently having fun. The eighties could be a very strange time. On the plus side, the designers seem to have joined in with the whole gay subplot thing. I can't quite decide if Michael is delighted or slightly unnerved by Joey's obvious interest in him here:
Some great fun episodes so far in season two. I am still preposterously in love with this show. Highlights definitely include Joey persuading Ed Klawicki, nine foot tall proprietor of the diner where they all eat, to pretend to be Michael's boyfriend, in order to scupper his chances with a woman. Such a lovely scene. Looked like a near-corpsing moment, too. Best of all, though! I found my favourite episode! Or my favourite episode when I was thirteen, anyway. Don't know yet if it still is. Whisky! Important life lessons! Computer games! Panic! My little sister was making carpet angels for months after this episode first aired...
It's a recent repeat, so there's about a minute missing from the middle to allow for more ads, but still. I love this episode. :)
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