Reviews

I honestly DID really like the episode, up until the point where Thalia (Ms. Flint's daughter) says Tylor's "funny". Like, I thought this episode would be the one where Tylor finally accepts his place in MIFT and decides to stay with them, but no, apparently not. The Comedy Class was pretty funny, Sulley was getting underused so nice to see him in a prominent role again. Plus, the kids for each of the MIFTers were really funny, especially Duncan's kid.

I honestly liked all the bowling references in this episode, proved they were staying on theme, and weren't straying too much. MIFT was much less annoying here too, and seeing them being anything but happy all the time was good to see. I didn't really like how unlikable Tylor was here, he lied to them (twice!). And they ended up still playing well despite their flaws. I did like Duncan's role here though, hopefully this comes up later in the season.

Liked this episode a lot more than the first two episodes. I found this episode to be a lot more funny, with some much more clever jokes. Val is much more tolerable, she's looking out for everyone, and she actually explains to Tylor why she's so pushy about meeting at MU and "having that one class together." Mike and Sulley's parts are great here. It's very reminiscent of when Mike and Sulley were taking care of Boo, and it actually gave me nostalgia. The only thing that was a downgrade here was Duncan. He just seems to be... there. Nothing much to him in this episode at all. Overall, this episode is a good improvement, and it gives me hope for this series.