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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 442882" data-attributes="member: 4960">So, it&#039;s probably pretty apparent that I enjoyed most of the second season, but &quot;One For You, One For Me&quot;, &quot;The Slightly Illustrated Man&quot;, and &quot;Who&#039;s On Thirst&quot; really stand out. &quot;Reunion&quot; is another well done episode, more in the tradition of the first season, but executed better. Oh, and how could I forget, &quot;Other Than That, She&#039;s A Wonderful Person&quot;. Yeah..this show really had potential.If there&#039;s one minor gripe I will make, it&#039;s how cheaply it seemed done. Yes, the videotape was already mentioned by [USER=57984]@Snarky Oracle![/USER], but the hotel room set was so cheap it didn&#039;t even look real. The hotel room used in the pilot, not to mention the fact the pilot was shot on film, made for a somewhat more realistic appearance.The fact that the episode that I just referenced, &quot;The Reunion&quot; took place at the Susan B. Anthony...Huh? That was awfully &#039;convenient&#039; LOL. Kip and Henry were supposedly from the Cleveland area of Ohio, and their class reunion is held in New York City- where they happen to be living?? K. Was this because they couldn&#039;t utilize that other set that usually served as the location of several other places that week, or to somehow involve Isabel in the plot? I mean, Amy still could have been Henry&#039;s date, even had it not taken place at the hotel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 442882, member: 4960"] So, it's probably pretty apparent that I enjoyed most of the second season, but "One For You, One For Me", "The Slightly Illustrated Man", and "Who's On Thirst" really stand out. "Reunion" is another well done episode, more in the tradition of the first season, but executed better. Oh, and how could I forget, "Other Than That, She's A Wonderful Person". Yeah..this show really had potential. If there's one minor gripe I will make, it's how cheaply it seemed done. Yes, the videotape was already mentioned by [USER=57984]@Snarky Oracle![/USER], but the hotel room set was so cheap it didn't even look real. The hotel room used in the pilot, not to mention the fact the pilot was shot on film, made for a somewhat more realistic appearance. The fact that the episode that I just referenced, "The Reunion" took place at the Susan B. Anthony...Huh? That was awfully 'convenient' LOL. Kip and Henry were supposedly from the Cleveland area of Ohio, and their class reunion is held in New York City- where they happen to be living?? K. Was this because they couldn't utilize that other set that usually served as the location of several other places that week, or to somehow involve Isabel in the plot? I mean, Amy still could have been Henry's date, even had it not taken place at the hotel. [/QUOTE]

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