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7/10
Tappa tappa tappa
DanOtto3 October 2022
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A dark and sunny episode. Jessie's real name is revealed to be Hermes, what a jerk. The news of Jessie's real name shakes the family to the core. Danny doesn't believe it, can you blame them? Joey does a popye impression and gets a great new job from Jerry Seinfelds dad. A pretty girl agrees to go out on a date with Joey but his Bullwinkle impression loses her. Joey finds out much later that he was fired because Danny forgot to tell him. Michelle taps and saves the world, again. I think Joey gets his job back after doing some hijinks. Mr.woodchuck? Please.

A very important episode to the FH lore.
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10/10
Sheer Perfection!
Movie-ManDan17 February 2019
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Here is perhaps my favourite episode of the season. The plots are so good and hilarious.

The main plot involves Joey on a hot streak. That's nice to see. It culminates with him being the replacement for a long running children's show he grew up with. Joey loves comedy and practically lives like a kid. There is nobody better for the job. Right the he gets the job, he makes a mistake that costs him the job just like that. Right away, nearly everything in his hot streak gets reversed. Can he put things back to the way they were.

The first subplot involves Stephanie giving Michelle her old tap shoes, causing her sister to wear them out and annoy the heck out of her. Younger siblings.

The third and funniest subplot has Jesse wanting cool names for the twins. Turns out Jesse's real name is Hermes! That is all I must discuss in regards to this part as it is that funny and does not need more spoilers.

One of the best!
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