Al and Peggy have always bickered and made each other's life a misery, but underneath it all I always felt like they were fond of each other, even though Al would hate to admit it. In this three-parter, Al and Peggy's marital troubles get worse, exacerbated by a Mr. & Mrs.-style board game in which the players must answer questions about their partners: when Al is asked the question 'Where did you and Peggy first make love?', he gets the answer wrong and Peggy isn't happy.
Peggy decides that going to a marriage counsellor might help their relationship, but the session results in Al leaving her.
While all of this is going on, Kelly is literally fighting for a role in a movie, entering the boxing ring with a rival actress to decide who will get the part.
While I am sure that Peggy and Al will patch things up by the end of this three-part story, it's not much fun seeing them go their separate ways. Oh well, at least we have Kelly in her aerobics and boxing outfits to cheer us up a bit.
Peggy decides that going to a marriage counsellor might help their relationship, but the session results in Al leaving her.
While all of this is going on, Kelly is literally fighting for a role in a movie, entering the boxing ring with a rival actress to decide who will get the part.
While I am sure that Peggy and Al will patch things up by the end of this three-part story, it's not much fun seeing them go their separate ways. Oh well, at least we have Kelly in her aerobics and boxing outfits to cheer us up a bit.
