When Vince hears about a basketball training camp hosted by Coach Fuller and NBA star Tyrone Bogues, he is willing to do anything to get in, including taking steroids. The rest of the gang is filming...
The team argue after an unexpected loss, when a blizzard hits everyone, except Michael, gets trapped in the gym over the weekend. Mary Beth and Earl are the "parents" of a baby doll for a class ...
The above/below comments are obviously written by someone directly associated with the show, if its not a complete reprint of an NBC press release. I have yet to watch a vaguely realistic episode of this show (though I admit I don't watch often), nor crack a smile from the flatly delivered "safe" jokes. It's a routine and predictable teen-oriented sitcom, and like all of Peter Engel's routine and predictable efforts, follows a routine and predictable formula...destined never to be taken seriously by anyone living in the real world.
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The above/below comments are obviously written by someone directly associated with the show, if its not a complete reprint of an NBC press release. I have yet to watch a vaguely realistic episode of this show (though I admit I don't watch often), nor crack a smile from the flatly delivered "safe" jokes. It's a routine and predictable teen-oriented sitcom, and like all of Peter Engel's routine and predictable efforts, follows a routine and predictable formula...destined never to be taken seriously by anyone living in the real world.