JJ described the ice maker, ice crusher, water dispenser, etc. All of that is fine and dandy, however, those things wouldn't have worked unless there had been water plumbing underneath the refrigerator to allow all those things to work. I remember shopping for a new refrigerator and the salesperson telling us that we would have to have all this stuff done underneath the floor or behind the refrigerator where it would be because water pipes (something like that) would have to be connected to the refrigerator so it can make ice, dispense water, etc. So basically, that refrigerator would do the Evans no good. Their kitchen wasn't set up like that.

My fridge has a long white tube that runs from under the sink to the back of our fridge and hooks up to the ice maker. The fact that the Evans fridge was next to the sink was a great position because all they would have had to do was to drill a hole from the side of the cabinet and run the hose to the back of the fridge.

Sweet Daddy's hoods only took the refrigerator in. They would not have done anything else other than plug it in. They were HOODS, nothing else. LOL:lol: :crazy:

Sweet Daddy's hoods only took the refrigerator in. They would not have done anything else other than plug it in. They were HOODS, nothing else. LOL:lol: :crazy:


I guess they left all the other setting up for James :lol:

The Tag scene for this episode was cut out, that included Sweet Daddy's Thugs TAKING the Fridge back out the Evans apt-lol

The Tag scene for this episode was cut out, that included Sweet Daddy's Thugs TAKING the Fridge back out the Evans apt-lol
I want to buy the DVD's so I can see all of this stuff, lol.
That fridge was pretty damn gaudy too, lol, of course what did we expect from the 70's, lol. Of course Sweet Daddy would pick out something shiny.

I want to buy the DVD's so I can see all of this stuff, lol.
That fridge was pretty damn gaudy too, lol, of course what did we expect from the 70's, lol. Of course Sweet Daddy would pick out something shiny.
it looked like bad gift wrapping paper or how abt REAL BAD WALLPAPER!