The staff at the hotel entertain many guests and their dogs, as the annual Matrons Kennel club tournament is about to take place. Mr Spooner isn't happy with the amount of small dogs, Aldo tries to show Nick the power of charisma.
It gets an extra point for being a story about dogs, and in all fairness, it isn't a bad episode, it does have a couple of amusing moments.
It came as no surprise that this was the end of the road, sadly the doors of this hotel closed for the final time, there was definitely some material here, but it just didn't work.
The story of the phantom lover was quite funny, and there's no denying, Fedros was the stereotypical good looking, Latin waiter.
The racial stereotypes continue in earnest, this time it's poor Tintin, who's accused of eating the guest's dogs.
6/10.
It gets an extra point for being a story about dogs, and in all fairness, it isn't a bad episode, it does have a couple of amusing moments.
It came as no surprise that this was the end of the road, sadly the doors of this hotel closed for the final time, there was definitely some material here, but it just didn't work.
The story of the phantom lover was quite funny, and there's no denying, Fedros was the stereotypical good looking, Latin waiter.
The racial stereotypes continue in earnest, this time it's poor Tintin, who's accused of eating the guest's dogs.
6/10.