The only two people that make this episode awful, that being Barry and Beverly. Let's start with Barry who, beats up Adam for being in the play tries to beat him up at rehearsal, and when karma gets to him he ruins the play. All he wants to do is be with Laney in the play. Even though, he doesn't like the play or anything about it he tries to audition and is an idiot. Finally when he gets his comeuppance, he then drops a chandelier on Cinoman, and ends up on top at the end for some reason. It's then when Adam puts him in his place. One thing this show does is write it back to the status quo, and sometimes it doesn't work, like here. Not only that, but Laney doesn't reprimand him at all. She finds it attractive for some reason, trying to improvise and he can't do it now, with this he goes to talk to him and it's basically him say "I can't bond with anyone in this so i have to take away from my brother" NO! that is not how you do it. This episode should've ended with at least get him tickets to a play or something not this, not this pity party feel sorry for me rhetoric. Let's also not forget Beverly, who subs for Home Ec, tells them all to make a 5 star dish. I mean, they were not taught anything, and yet she says that they must make a great dish or they'll fail, which happens because she's asking for greatness in one try, they all fail because of Bev, and she goes into a depression, and again with the Barry plot they must write the status quo once more. Except this is more with the status quo thing I've seen more with Bev than I've seen anyone else, the only two characters that get it the most are Bev and Barry. This also doesn't work. Beverly was making people who had no experience in cooking or cleaning to make a lasagna. She should be getting the cold shoulder, like how Frankie got it in The Middle. This was an awful episode
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