This episode got funnier and funnier as it went on, as things snowballed in the neighborhood with Ozzie and his male friends all adding and subtracting from the pile of junk. The subject matter is the difficulty males have throwing away things. The husbands are reluctant to part with old, sentimental objects while the wives want the junk out of the house.
I laughed when Oz, with his lacrosse stick, flung the tin foil ball, glass was heard breaking, and he and the two boys all ran for cover like little kids! (By the way, how could a ball of tin foil break glass? The fact is, the writers apparently had no idea what a ball in lacrosse looks like.)
Some of the items in here that are thrown out - and re-taken by others and then thrown out again, and then re-taken (on and on) are very funny. This is a solid episode, the fourth one in the "The Best Of The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet" DVD.
I laughed when Oz, with his lacrosse stick, flung the tin foil ball, glass was heard breaking, and he and the two boys all ran for cover like little kids! (By the way, how could a ball of tin foil break glass? The fact is, the writers apparently had no idea what a ball in lacrosse looks like.)
Some of the items in here that are thrown out - and re-taken by others and then thrown out again, and then re-taken (on and on) are very funny. This is a solid episode, the fourth one in the "The Best Of The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet" DVD.
