(Continued from the previous episode) The girls are prohibited from leaving a spa because the SWAT are searching the place for escaped convicts. Holly has a plan that will allow them to get into ...
Val and Vic encounter their first marital crisis when they find out that the marriage was declared by an impostor, which means that they are not married for real. Holly has broken up, but receives ...
Holly's still mad with Tina for having a one-night stand with Vince but she becomes furious when she learns that her own sister had a liaison with Todd the plumber, which caused Val to miss Holly's ...
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Title: What I Like About You (2002–2006)
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When Holly (Amanda Bynes) is 16, her father takes a job in Japan and she moves in with her strait-laced sister Valerie (Jennie Garth) in New York City. Val finally has both a great career and a great boyfriend in a carefully organized life on the Upper West Side when Holly moves in and tries to become a part of her sister's fabulous life. Written by Ruth Suehle
I wasn't expecting much. Just another boring, predictable "talking heads" situation comedy. But this show was different. Amanda Bynes has a background of playing broad comedy on Nickelodeon shows. Jennie Garth is best remembered for playing teen angst on "Beverly Hills, 90210". Inside the silly plot of the pilot, which was similar to an RKO short subject comedy of the 1940s or 1950s, physical comedy abounded. Bynes comes off like a teenaged Lucille Ball and Garth is dragged into the action. No, Garth is no straight women; she handles the physical stuff better than expected. The pilot was a good start. Now only if the writers don't allow the show to get soft and sentimental! Keep the physical comedy coming!