Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
12-13-10, 05:02 PM
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Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
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Re: Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
It was so great to see this last week. I dropped No Ordinary family to start this. Amazing the difference in quality. The bookie needs to be a regular!!
12-15-10, 05:23 PM
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Re: Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
I missed the first episode, and for some reason TNT did not show it every day last week like most of their other shows. Really enjoyed this episode, really glad I discovered this show this past summer (repeats).
Was hoping Owen was gonna kick the mechanic to the curb, but his approach works for him.
Was hoping Owen was gonna kick the mechanic to the curb, but his approach works for him.
12-15-10, 06:45 PM
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Re: Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
Hope that's not the last we see of fantasy woman.
Joe's kid is a complete tool.
at Terry having the last laugh.
Joe's kid is a complete tool.
at Terry having the last laugh.
12-15-10, 07:24 PM
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Re: Men of a Certain Age -- "Same as the Old Boss" -- 12/13/10
Really enjoyed this one. Highlight: When Joe dropped his kid off at the dance. Just that look on his face -- a "Yeah, my boy's growing up" -- hit home as a Dad.
The Owen's wife subplot dragged the episode down a bit (never cared for his family much), but was entirely redeemed by Terry's appearance at the bar.
And to think I used to hate Ray Romano and Everybody Loves Raymond. Loving him (as actor and writer) on Men.
The Owen's wife subplot dragged the episode down a bit (never cared for his family much), but was entirely redeemed by Terry's appearance at the bar.
And to think I used to hate Ray Romano and Everybody Loves Raymond. Loving him (as actor and writer) on Men.
