Richard gets his art displayed in a gallery, but all is not what it seems in this third episode of what I believe is a much underestimated and appreciated sitcom from the 90's.
Yes, it's a vehicle for Lea Thompson, but the writers have been very smart in early on allowing the supporting cast to have their moments.
I thought this episode was fantastic. It had lots of big laughs in it, and had some lovely farcical moments too.
If only modern sitcoms could be as good.
Yes, it's a vehicle for Lea Thompson, but the writers have been very smart in early on allowing the supporting cast to have their moments.
I thought this episode was fantastic. It had lots of big laughs in it, and had some lovely farcical moments too.
If only modern sitcoms could be as good.
