Grounded for Life 3-7-03, the Grandpa is BACK
03-07-03, 10:57 PM
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Grounded for Life 3-7-03, the Grandpa is BACK
Tonights show what pretty good. Just glad to see it back on the air and also to see the Grandpa back on the show.
03-09-03, 06:24 PM
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As if it needs to be said, another hilarious episode. FOX really dropped the ball with this show. Walt (yes, Richard Riehle) had some of the best scenes this week, so I'm glad he's back. Not too sure I like this new Brad character. This show has never been like a conventional sit-com, and his character strikes me as the kind of thing a network would force them to add. I guess he's a decent comic foil for Lilly, but her boyfriend could serve the same purpose without conveniently being in every scene like an annoying neighbor.
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03-09-03, 10:40 PM
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Originally posted by das Monkey
Not too sure I like this new Brad character. This show has never been like a conventional sit-com, and his character strikes me as the kind of thing a network would force them to add. I guess he's a decent comic foil for Lilly, but her boyfriend could serve the same purpose without conveniently being in every scene like an annoying neighbor.
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Not too sure I like this new Brad character. This show has never been like a conventional sit-com, and his character strikes me as the kind of thing a network would force them to add. I guess he's a decent comic foil for Lilly, but her boyfriend could serve the same purpose without conveniently being in every scene like an annoying neighbor.
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It was a good episode. I must admit, I pretty much ignored it on FOX, but since I had the time and all, I caught the episode and enjoyed it. It's much better than "Greetings from Tucson"...it's nice to see diversity, but "Greetings" is like a bad imitation of "My Wife and Kids".
