This particular Franklin&Bash episode at least for me had the secondary story more interesting than the main story which has the guys representing a pair of twerking pole dancers who are accused of robbing the place that hired them.
Because of possible conflicts of interest between the two women, Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Franklin Meyer each take one of them as their exclusive client. Some hidden resentments spring to the fore as the two try to outdo each other.
But I liked the one where their nemesis at the firm Reed Diamond and Garcelle Beauvais represent young Uriah Shelton who has a 170+ IQ and is an adventuresome lad who wants to kayak the Amazon and is seeking emancipation from his dad Mark L. Taylor. Unusual in that their seems to be absolutely no animosity between father and son.
In fact their unusual relationship is the key to resolving the conflict. It was a nice story.
Because of possible conflicts of interest between the two women, Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Franklin Meyer each take one of them as their exclusive client. Some hidden resentments spring to the fore as the two try to outdo each other.
But I liked the one where their nemesis at the firm Reed Diamond and Garcelle Beauvais represent young Uriah Shelton who has a 170+ IQ and is an adventuresome lad who wants to kayak the Amazon and is seeking emancipation from his dad Mark L. Taylor. Unusual in that their seems to be absolutely no animosity between father and son.
In fact their unusual relationship is the key to resolving the conflict. It was a nice story.
