Season 8 was pretty downright dismal except for a couple of highlights, one of which was this episode. First, watching 'Larry' flirt with but then run from 'Serena' when he realizes he could get into some serious trouble as 'Serena' seems serious in her flirting. Second, watching David White, as 'Larry', leap out of his Stingray in youthful exuberance and shock 'Louise' with his now reddish hair. Third, David White was so good at playing 'Larry', the ever promising but rarely delivering promise of promotions to 'Darrin'. The episode demonstrates that Screen Gems executives missed a bet by not developing and starring David White in his own series.
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Young Larry Tate
Jimmy_the_Gent424 February 2022
Serena gives Larry a pill which makes him younger.
An amusing Season 8 episode. Serena is babysitting (though Tabitha and Adam do not appear) and decides to have some fun when Larry drops in. At first the pill turns gray haired Larry into a redhead. He also acts the way he did when he was younger and thinks it is the same year when he was that age. At one point he thinks it is the early 1960s and says the Mets might win the World Series at the end of the decade. He turns into a teenager and finally a little boy, until Serena finally brings the antidote. This is the last time we see Serena.
An amusing Season 8 episode. Serena is babysitting (though Tabitha and Adam do not appear) and decides to have some fun when Larry drops in. At first the pill turns gray haired Larry into a redhead. He also acts the way he did when he was younger and thinks it is the same year when he was that age. At one point he thinks it is the early 1960s and says the Mets might win the World Series at the end of the decade. He turns into a teenager and finally a little boy, until Serena finally brings the antidote. This is the last time we see Serena.
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