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Geroge introduced the friends by name, but introduces Louise as "my wife Mrs. Jefferson"?!? yeesh

@saywhatyoumean1 I always loved Isabel's voice.

yes hardly seems adequate. that was epic.

conjoined squats are a great exercise

ha...looks like a perfect tie.

were you guys grinding the backs of your heads together? lol

Dan called her "Rose" at the end of this episode. Just last season she had a royal hissy fit because Dan got "Rose" tattooed on his arm and she said he never calls her that...

Every time there are scenes at the salon, Crystal is there...does she get her hair done every day? Must be expensive...

that same space in the mall has been the lingerie store Dan went to earlier in the season, this store they're shopping in now, and a men's store that Dan temporarily works at in Season 5.,.such turnover!

DJ didn't get to eat

This episode was written by a guy named Gordon Gartrelle? Isn't that the name they used for the designer of a shirt Theo desperately wanted in an early episode of the show?

Lorraine's explanation doesn't really change all that much...seems like a distinction without much of a difference to me. And there is still the snarky comment that she said to Denise's face about her college career that can;t be explained away. Clair must not have found that offensive.

would be nice if they could put the chicken back in the refrigerator so it doesn't sit there rotting.

the age difference between Cliff and Clair fluctuates a lot. Sometimes they're the same age (when they mention childhood memories), and here they are over 5 years apart, since Cliff mentioned a few episodes earlier that he is 51.

How could Denise already be 1 on Memorial Day 1967 when she was just 16 during the first season in '84-'85?

he needs a tide-him-over girlfriend to get him through Justine having the flu...run, Justice, run. Get away while you can.

interesting about how the previous episode is about Vanessa getting in trouble for lying, and this episode opens with Elvin lying and everyone howling with laughter about it.

@ScinLaeca358 Where's the Bowmans? I know the wife is a pill but you'd think they'd invite the husband. He probably wouldn't come without his wife but there could have been dialogue about it. And you'd think Todd at least would be there.

interesting how on so many sitcoms kids get in trouble for lying, but when adults do it, like when Cliff blamed Clair for moving the picture, it's somehow supposed to be hilarious.

@catolog96 yeah, several episodes mention that there are several years difference in age between Clair and Cliff, which makes some other dialogue in other episodes about how a 19 year old CLiff dis this or a 16 year old CLiff did that to impress Clair a bit...gross.

the way it's presented here, Rudy instigates every situation. And the tired bit about "the older child should know better than to..." is the biggest crock of all...it's just an excuse to excuse crap behavior.

As presented, it sounds like Rudy was to blame for it all. She took Vanessa's tape because she wouldn't lend it to her? The problem is that two people are forced to cohabitate. The punishment of moving these same two people into even less desireable quarters...but still together...is not the best...

So Vanessa putting some makeup on her own face is some terrible thing, but Rudy putting some on Cliff without his knowledge is somehow hilarious. Not to mention the invasion of Vanessa's privacy from Rudy that isn't even remotely addressed by Clair.. That's seriously messed up.

Hmmm...Claire says that Cliff called Clair "my woman" when he was 19, but it is later stated that Cliff is 4 years older than Clair, so apparently she was only 15 then...

this show in the later years played fast and lose with its own backstory. Mark says their parents haven;t called or otherwise done anything in 4 years, but only a year ago they gave, or at least offered David enough money to go to Europe.

David takes Darlene back and its right back to being treated like garbage by her...

@Gamekillindemon The show somehow figured that when they changed actresses, they could change the character into a ditz and the viewers wouldn't know better. But when Lecy returned, they pretty much had to restore the character she had created.

SO after endless times hauling her stank laundry over to wash it in their machine, showing up and plopping herself at the dinner table (once even coming back from a trucking run and sticking her filthy unwashed fingers in their macaroni and cheese pan), Jackie has the gall to not want Dan in her ...