Hunks galore. Sandwiches. The customary bad writing. You've seen worse.
5 stars for Seal Grant's Sea Fore.
5 stars for Seal Grant's Sea Fore.
4 Reviews
Longing For Mr Stein's Weenie Wagon
sandcrab72219 September 2021
Here comes Cort
paultapner3 April 2024
Warning: Spoilers
You notice change from the off in this one. Two new people in the titles. Garner now a regular. As is John D. Cort.
The latter being an old colleague and Buddy of Mitch's who naturally never got mentioned before. He's the cool kid in class. Cool as it do whatever he wants without thinking of the consequences.
No wonder Eddie latches onto him. He only wishes he was that cool.
That's the main plot this week. As Cort lifeguards but is actually there to do a shady job with another old buddy we've not seen before. When things go wrong he wants revenge.
Not a terrible plot line. But it doesn't know how to finish and has to throw things out of nowhere in to bring it to a wrap up. Cort is well played. You can see how Jon Allen Nelson got the Deathstalker part in that franchise. But he's also completely self absorbed, and you would get a bit annoyed with a real person who behaves like he does.
In the second plot line Jill and Shauni go into the sandwich business as Shauni doesn't like another vendor. This has a handful of scenes. Then an ending that thinks it's funny. So you know how funny it really is. Still, at least Jill gets something to do and her competitive side comes out again. Would that she had more character.
Trevor gets one brief scene. And that is the last you ever see of him in the show. He will be missed. For a bit.
No Gina yet. No Hobie. Captain Thorp only gets mentioned. No Newmie sighting either. But heavily tanned lifeguard pops up for his third showing of the season again. That was at least a surprise.
Not bad as an episode. Just depends on how you like Cort really.
The latter being an old colleague and Buddy of Mitch's who naturally never got mentioned before. He's the cool kid in class. Cool as it do whatever he wants without thinking of the consequences.
No wonder Eddie latches onto him. He only wishes he was that cool.
That's the main plot this week. As Cort lifeguards but is actually there to do a shady job with another old buddy we've not seen before. When things go wrong he wants revenge.
Not a terrible plot line. But it doesn't know how to finish and has to throw things out of nowhere in to bring it to a wrap up. Cort is well played. You can see how Jon Allen Nelson got the Deathstalker part in that franchise. But he's also completely self absorbed, and you would get a bit annoyed with a real person who behaves like he does.
In the second plot line Jill and Shauni go into the sandwich business as Shauni doesn't like another vendor. This has a handful of scenes. Then an ending that thinks it's funny. So you know how funny it really is. Still, at least Jill gets something to do and her competitive side comes out again. Would that she had more character.
Trevor gets one brief scene. And that is the last you ever see of him in the show. He will be missed. For a bit.
No Gina yet. No Hobie. Captain Thorp only gets mentioned. No Newmie sighting either. But heavily tanned lifeguard pops up for his third showing of the season again. That was at least a surprise.
Not bad as an episode. Just depends on how you like Cort really.
home cort is really bad
sandcrab27713 December 2020
John allen nelson guests as a former life guard that returns to make some crooked deals and piss off some of the regulars like billy warlock ... i guess making rescues isn't showy enough so the writers and producer dream up these garbage in garbage out plots to keep everyone employed ... i'm surprised the show lasted the season before being cancelled
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