Second Look: Friends Season 3 Episode 1 – “The One with the Princess Leia Fantasy”
Friends’ third season begins with an enjoyable, surprisingly low-key premiere.
Friends’ third season begins with an enjoyable, surprisingly low-key premiere.
Clone High delivers a not so special holiday episode special with “Snowflake Day: A Very Special Clone High Holiday Special”.
Clone High says farewell to Ponce de Leon in a very ‘special’ episode.
Mr. Show with Bob and David brings its abbreviated first season to a close with a mixed finale.
Friends’ season two finale, “The One with Barry and Mindy’s Wedding,” rushes its biggest emotional beats to a somewhat unsatisfying close.
Friends’ “The One with the Chicken Pox” wastes its time on empty subplots, turning Joey into a genuinely unlikable jerk in the process.
Mr. Show with Bob and David hits a few rough patches in “We Regret to Inform You”, but recovers for a strong finish.
“The One with the Two Parties” hints at real emotional depth for Rachel, but Friends buries it under prop gags and cheap physical comedy.
“The One with the Bullies” isn’t Friends at its funniest, but it’s surprisingly sharp on the ways young adults grasp for control.
Mr. Show with Bob and David goes meta in a resonant second episode.