When the widow of the guy who bought Sam's car shows up at the bar to get an ID number, Sam believes this is the road to getting his car back. Dana Delaney (cute as a button kindergarten teacher) becomes the road through which he can get the car back. He takes advantage of her and incurs the wrath of the bar patrons. Even though he pulls things out in the end, he deserves whatever happens to him.
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Love Me, Love My Car (#11.11)
ComedyFan20103 July 2014
Warning: Spoilers
The wife of the guy who bought Sam's corvette comes over, her husband died.Sam dates her just to get his car back.She just gives it to him and leaves. Sam starts feeling bad and goes to apologize but she doesn't forgive that easily this time. And Rebecca tries to save a cute piglet from Woody and his village family.
Awful episode. I didn't laugh once. The hole story about the car was not funny. Sam was just disgusting. In my opinion he was never that bad and the whole sitting in the dog's house thing for some reason wasn't funny.
And I hate Woody now. He was more annoying than anything for a while since he remained stupid yet gained some arrogance.But I wouldn't forgive him for Snuffles. He was the best thing on the episode. Such a little cutie
Awful episode. I didn't laugh once. The hole story about the car was not funny. Sam was just disgusting. In my opinion he was never that bad and the whole sitting in the dog's house thing for some reason wasn't funny.
And I hate Woody now. He was more annoying than anything for a while since he remained stupid yet gained some arrogance.But I wouldn't forgive him for Snuffles. He was the best thing on the episode. Such a little cutie
Cheers limping to the finish
JayHysterio25 May 2023
You can tell the series was winding down with this episode and the writers were toast and had no creativity left.
First, the opening was completely overlong and unfunny, Sam looked and sounded ridiculous.
Second, the main plot of Sam having the opportunity to get his car back. What was the big deal? The woman has no use for the car, just buy it back! No need for deception, just an unrealistic plot. The side plot with the pig was silly as well, still not sure why the pig was in Boston, they don't have them in Indiana?
The only reason to watch this episode was Dana Delany. Sam was really showing his age in this and was sleep walking through the whole episode.
First, the opening was completely overlong and unfunny, Sam looked and sounded ridiculous.
Second, the main plot of Sam having the opportunity to get his car back. What was the big deal? The woman has no use for the car, just buy it back! No need for deception, just an unrealistic plot. The side plot with the pig was silly as well, still not sure why the pig was in Boston, they don't have them in Indiana?
The only reason to watch this episode was Dana Delany. Sam was really showing his age in this and was sleep walking through the whole episode.
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