The first four episodes of this new (back in 1978) were fantastic so the odds were that sooner-or-later a so-so story would materialize. This one was it; okay, but nothing that great.
There really isn't much to this story except that it features Marilu Henner, who was pretty stunning to ogle and is a regular in this cast, as the only female cabbie: "Elaine Nardo." Dressed up for her party, Marilu really looked especially terrific.
Elaine, as viewers of this series know, held down two jobs: the cabbie and as a secretary (and window designer) at an art museum. Like Bobby and his acting dreams, Elaine's heart is in art a lot more than her cab job. Thus, she's really nervous about making a good impression to the art crowd when she hosts a party.
All I'll say is several things happen at the party that one wouldn't predict would happen, which keeps it interesting. Included in the list of surprises is a connection with an incident shown early on in this episode involving a nasty customer in Elaine's cab.
There really isn't much to this story except that it features Marilu Henner, who was pretty stunning to ogle and is a regular in this cast, as the only female cabbie: "Elaine Nardo." Dressed up for her party, Marilu really looked especially terrific.
Elaine, as viewers of this series know, held down two jobs: the cabbie and as a secretary (and window designer) at an art museum. Like Bobby and his acting dreams, Elaine's heart is in art a lot more than her cab job. Thus, she's really nervous about making a good impression to the art crowd when she hosts a party.
All I'll say is several things happen at the party that one wouldn't predict would happen, which keeps it interesting. Included in the list of surprises is a connection with an incident shown early on in this episode involving a nasty customer in Elaine's cab.
