Mama Kent returns and guess who she’s bringing to dinner?
Why, it’s her new beau, none other than the wonderful and formerly drunk as a skunk Perry “Don’t Call Me Chief” White.
How’s that for a surprise, Clark?
And that’s not the only secret she’s got to reveal…
The Random:
1. Clark’s search for the Book of the Rao is handled smoothly—with him punching holes indiscriminately in various walls in his house. He’s like Charlie Sheen in a hotel suite.
2. A sober Perry is a good development for his character and seeing how he interacts with Clark after their last encounter is enjoyable to watch. But Clark has to be freaked out about him asking permission for his mom’s hand in marriage.
3. A massive neon sign falls and almost crushes a crowd of people while two people nearly fall to their deaths and the crowd still stands there cheering when it all works out. Talk about jaded, huh?
Read more »Why, it’s her new beau, none other than the wonderful and formerly drunk as a skunk Perry “Don’t Call Me Chief” White.
How’s that for a surprise, Clark?
And that’s not the only secret she’s got to reveal…
The Random:
1. Clark’s search for the Book of the Rao is handled smoothly—with him punching holes indiscriminately in various walls in his house. He’s like Charlie Sheen in a hotel suite.
2. A sober Perry is a good development for his character and seeing how he interacts with Clark after their last encounter is enjoyable to watch. But Clark has to be freaked out about him asking permission for his mom’s hand in marriage.
3. A massive neon sign falls and almost crushes a crowd of people while two people nearly fall to their deaths and the crowd still stands there cheering when it all works out. Talk about jaded, huh?
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“So, wait. When you say you’re ‘tapping’ my mom, you mean for like a source for a story, right..?” “Uh, Clark. Not exac…ok, let me explain this to you again.” |