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TV Guy · 06-20-2001, 10:59 AM

I think the voice-overs by the different characters during this episode are a riot. I love how on the train, no one really wants to be living together again ("Peekskill, the dullest town on the face of the planet." "I give us two weeks."). And then at the end, we hear more thoughts when Mrs. Garrett starts giving them a pep talk ("I feel another speech coming." "I love you, Mrs. Garrett. Please keep it short."). And Tootie's thoughts always match what she's saying out loud. It's one of the few times, especially later in the series, that the writers acknowledge that the living situation is unusual, and that the girls may be getting tired of it.

06-20-2001, 10:59 AM	#1
TV Guy Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 25, 2001 Location: Boston, MA, USA Posts: 3,419	Out of the Fire I think the voice-overs by the different characters during this episode are a riot. I love how on the train, no one really wants to be living together again ("Peekskill, the dullest town on the face of the planet." "I give us two weeks."). And then at the end, we hear more thoughts when Mrs. Garrett starts giving them a pep talk ("I feel another speech coming." "I love you, Mrs. Garrett. Please keep it short."). And Tootie's thoughts always match what she's saying out loud. It's one of the few times, especially later in the series, that the writers acknowledge that the living situation is unusual, and that the girls may be getting tired of it.