Jerry's Journey (20 Aug. 1992)

Whenever girls are involved with the buds it's either with Parker or with Mikey. Now when both guys are going on a double date Jerry is completely left behind. Wanting to break out and do ... See full summary »

Director:

Rob Bowman

Writers:

Adam Barr, Peter Ocko,

Stars:

Corin Nemec, Billy Jayne, Troy W. Slaten

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Corin Nemec	...	Parker Lloyd Lewis
Billy Jayne	...	Mikey Randall
Troy W. Slaten	...	Jerry Steiner (as Troy Slaten)
Maia Brewton	...	Shelly Lewis
Abraham Benrubi	...	Larry Kubiac
Jennifer Guthrie	...	Annie Sloan
John Pinette	...	Coach Hank Kohler
Melanie Chartoff	...	Principal Grace Musso
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ritch Brinkley
Adam Gregor
Tim Griffin
Jacqueline Obradors
Harold Pruett	...	Brad Penny
Paul Sarnoff
Ryan Stiles	...	Weather Guy

Storyline

Whenever girls are involved with the buds it's either with Parker or with Mikey. Now when both guys are going on a double date Jerry is completely left behind. Wanting to break out and do something different before the Summer is over, Jerry bumps into Brad Penny and his group. Jerry proceeds to experience life from a different vantage point in Brad's group instead of with Mikey and Parker. Now Jerry gets to see what being a bad boy is all about.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 August 1992 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

Jerry tries to do as the older kids do.

Simliar to the episode in season 2 where Mikey ditches Parker and Jerry this episode sees Parker and Mikey off alone and Jerry hangs with a different crew. The older Brad Penny brings Jerry in to hang out with his group where they feed him beer and involve him in their 'crazy shenanigans'. The upsides to the episode are watching Jerry get drunk as he probably tears through a beer or two :P . I'm always fond of the episodes that have real high-school issues in them and fonder of the funny ones (although they usually aren't funny when they happen to you). The downside to this episode is probably the side story with Parker and Mikey out on their dinner date. Maybe it's the unrealistic part of 2 broke high-schoolers taking their dates out to a super high class restaurant or the boring progression that follows. Lastly I'll point out that this episode shows light at the end of the tunnel. It's mentioned a couple of times that the gang is wrapping up their summer and that means the school year is right around the corner.