This is another filler for season 7. Another one time chick for Joey man I feel bad for Joey, everytime we meet a girl for joey it's only for one episode and if I recall he doesn't end up with anyone at the end of the show, but in fuller house I'm pretty sure they confirm he has kids. Anyway I just don't like this episode I'm there is some funny points but she just straight up insults all of his family. I'm just never been a fan and always places pretty low on list for season 7 episodes.
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Movie-ManDan1 April 2019
So much hilarity mixed with heart. I love this!
Joey falls for comedian Roxy Mardin. She is timid because of her squeaky voice and the expectance of being funny. The Tanners and her are awkward at first but are willing to get to know her more. Roxy decides to work the family into her act at the Smash Club, but utterly humiliates them. Joey is the only one that still thinks she is funny.
The subplot features a talking sales parrot flying into the girls' room. They look to reap differing rewards.
The idea of something not being funny to other people has been done (like when Jesse and Joey become djs) but this is the best I have seen in a tv episode.
Joey falls for comedian Roxy Mardin. She is timid because of her squeaky voice and the expectance of being funny. The Tanners and her are awkward at first but are willing to get to know her more. Roxy decides to work the family into her act at the Smash Club, but utterly humiliates them. Joey is the only one that still thinks she is funny.
The subplot features a talking sales parrot flying into the girls' room. They look to reap differing rewards.
The idea of something not being funny to other people has been done (like when Jesse and Joey become djs) but this is the best I have seen in a tv episode.
They can dish it out, but they can't take it
www11259 August 2021
No doubt about it, the Tanners were really selfish in this episode. Danny and Becky especially, being talkshow hosts, should understand the way comedians roast people in fun. It's how comedy works, and they've certainly done it themselves over the years.
Now, granted, the daughters being joked about doesn't make much sense to the audience, since the crowd doesn't even know them. But anyway, not a great episode with a pointless sideplot. They were very unreasonable to Joey and his girlfriend in this one.
Now, granted, the daughters being joked about doesn't make much sense to the audience, since the crowd doesn't even know them. But anyway, not a great episode with a pointless sideplot. They were very unreasonable to Joey and his girlfriend in this one.
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