Since Andrea can't help Kimmy because of her perpetual drinking problems, Kimmy decides to help her. She decides if she handcuffs her and stays with her, she will have no opportunity to drink and will begin to break the spell. Titus goes to an audition but is ill from being around Mike while he was sick. It doesn't go well and he begin to doubt he will ever do anything. During this time a very old fellow actor dies and at the funeral Ice-T is officiating. In the third story, Jacquelin continues to pursue the rich insurance man. Despite throwing herself at him, he can't get involved with her. Kimmy also finds out how hard it is to change an alcoholic.
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To redress the balance
seymour_sp18 November 2018
As soon as I read stratus_phere's gratuitous ad hominem attack on Tina Fey, making no attempt to review the actual episode, I smelt a rat. Sure enough, a brief perusal of 'phere's other reviews betrays his/her true agenda.
My view is that Tina Fey, while clearly too "liberal" for some, is a comic genius who regularly makes important and worthwhile comments on the inanity and ghastliness of much of the modern world and how these are all too often reflected in and perpetuated by popular media such as TV - and, indeed, in some heads of state who are at once partial cause, symptom and personification of such inanity and ghastliness.
To single-agenda "reviewers" I would say: If you have nothing worthwhile to contribute, maybe try practising abstinence.
My view is that Tina Fey, while clearly too "liberal" for some, is a comic genius who regularly makes important and worthwhile comments on the inanity and ghastliness of much of the modern world and how these are all too often reflected in and perpetuated by popular media such as TV - and, indeed, in some heads of state who are at once partial cause, symptom and personification of such inanity and ghastliness.
To single-agenda "reviewers" I would say: If you have nothing worthwhile to contribute, maybe try practising abstinence.
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