The episodes between Graco Musso and Dr. Pankow are usually pretty good. Yet again Pankow and Grace are after the same thing (Money to fund their own schools). As a guise both Principals go after one another to 'find their significant other'. Behind it all Parker and his crew start catching on that Pankow is up to something as he's putting the moves on Grace. These episodes are good in the sense that you don't know what's going to transpire. You know that Grace and Pankow are both up to something, but you never quite know what. The two by their selves are quite sneaky so when they are scheming against one another it's like two spies trying to take one another out. This episode also has a HAL 9000 theme going throughout as well. Jerry upgrades his motherboard on his server to a "State of the art 586 turbo 32-bit expansion board" haha priceless... The computer has a red eye that watches him and talks in a mono-tone HAL 9000 voice, but in a female voice (Cleverly enough named GAL 9000). Good stuff.
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The Age of Grace
safenoe6 June 2024
Warning: Spoilers
I became a fan of Parker Lewis Can't Lose upon it release over 30 years ago, and I'm enjoying watching the episodes again, which are available thanks to the internet. Anyway, here we have Aging Gracefully from season two. I think people who are 40 years or over can relate to the struggles Principal Musso experiences. Anyway, this episode is the penultimate appearance of Gerrit Graham as Dr Pankow. Also, this is the first appearance of Gregory Eugene Travis as Remmel, who is Pankow's loyal sidekick. But Gregory Eugene Travis only makes one more appearance, and I had a look on imdb and the internet generally and there appears to be no information about his life post-acting. Mark DeCarlo makes an uncredited appearance, and this was after he became famous hosting Studs.
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