Which one is your LEAST favorite between these two episodes?

A Place To Die (from season 3): An elderly man that Michael befriended stops by the Evans' apartment just prior to the New Years celebration and knowing that he only has a little time left, decides that this would be the best place to pass on, surrounded by a loving family and friends.

or

The Judy Cohen Story (from season 4): J.J. is managing Michael's singing group and gets them a gig at a local tavern. While there, J.J. comes across Judith Cohen, an act whom he knows will hit it big, given the right exposure.

Which one is your LEAST favorite between these two episodes?

A Place To Die (from season 3): An elderly man that Michael befriended stops by the Evans' apartment just prior to the New Years celebration and knowing that he only has a little time left, decides that this would be the best place to pass on, surrounded by a loving family and friends.

or

The Judy Cohen Story (from season 4): J.J. is managing Michael's singing group and gets them a gig at a local tavern. While there, J.J. comes across Judith Cohen, an act whom he knows will hit it big, given the right exposure.


I hated The Judy Cohen Story.

I hated The Judy Cohen Story.
:yeahthat

I second that...

Judy Cohen couldn't sing. With all the people out there that have impeccable voices, it would have been a better show if they had staged someone else.

:crazy:

If anyone's wondering why I picked these two episodes, there's someone who posts on the board a lot who likes one but dislikes the other, so I wanted to see if anyone agrees with him. So far....

"Be a clown, be a clown, be a clown". That song had to be a joke considering she looked liked one. :lol: Judith Cohen episode. However, the old man ranks a close second. I couldn't stomach someone dying in my house like he did.

Which one is your LEAST favorite between these two episodes?

A Place To Die (from season 3): An elderly man that Michael befriended stops by the Evans' apartment just prior to the New Years celebration and knowing that he only has a little time left, decides that this would be the best place to pass on, surrounded by a loving family and friends.

or

The Judy Cohen Story (from season 4): J.J. is managing Michael's singing group and gets them a gig at a local tavern. While there, J.J. comes across Judith Cohen, an act whom he knows will hit it big, given the right exposure.



Tough Choice, but i will say A Place to Die

I enjoy the Judy Cohen Story!!!!. I can't say why. I guess I have my own strange and ornery reasons. :lol: It h ad to be the most of place episode.

A Place to Die was too downbeat. There was a What's Happening episode that was similar.