User Reviews

Carla's daughter in law and her son play an integral role here, which means it's too much. With Carla out, there is a kind of rotating barmaid thing going on. Evan Drake asks Rebecca to take on a waitress job and Rebecca immediately jumps to the conclusion that it is his mistress. Really a filler episode with little that could be called creative.

This was a bad episode for implausibility reasons but also the acting was hideous. First of all, how on Earth could Annie work at a bar when she's clearly under 21? We know it would be an automatic loss of liquor license for a teenager to serve alcohol in a popular bar. She tries way too hard to be like Carla which I guess is the joke. Someone mentioned that they thought these two used to be funny in their first episode. That may be the case. For some reason, the actor playing Anthony decided to stop speaking normally and start mimicking the actor who plays his father Nick. He puts on this gravelly voice and even tries to mimic Nick's little vocal inflections. I think the director/writers may have instructed him to do this because isn't it HILARIOUS that Carla's son is just like his father and isn't it a KNEE-SLAPPER that he married a girl just like his mother? In a word: no. It isn't funny at all. It's just annoying. The girl playing Annie has exactly one note: aggressive. She is mean-spirited, rarely smiles, and her jokes aren't funny. They are trying to make her just like Carla which means she's not going to be funny. Listen to the audience sometimes when Carla makes jokes. She will get a few laughs but not the big belly laughs some of the other actors' jokes get. I think it's because she's so mean spirited about it. Annie is the exact same way which is why she isn't funny either. Considering it's a comedy show, not being funny makes this a complete failure as an episode.