"Joey" Joey and the Party (TV Episode 2004) Poster

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(2004)

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Joey and the Party (#1.3)
ComedyFan20101 October 2014
Warning: Spoilers
Joey wants to become friends with a neighbor Jake and throws a party to get closer to him. Jake and Gina end up flirting a lot and he almost becomes friends with Joey but he doesn't seem to respect Gina. so it seems he will be friends with Howard. And Michael competes with his friend Seth in dating.

This was a pretty fun episode. Was pretty great to see Simon Helberg! This is before he got on The Big Bang theory and became the very funny Howard. (Not the Howard on this show! Who seems will be a pretty fun character as well. ) And Alex was pretty fun in this episode too when acting like a lawyer.
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6/10
Hold it together J-bird
studioAT30 November 2017
The opening two episodes of the 'Friends' spin-off had established Joey's relationship with his family, but what he ironically needed for this show to work was a friend.

The writers over the course of the two years would try numerous people out in order to fill this void, but the one constant was Ben Falcone's Howard.

There were some nice sweet moments within this episode, especially between Joey and Gina. The writers on this occasion also managed to find the balance between Joey being dim without being ridiculous. This would not always be the case.

It was good to see also that the writers had a subplot involving the other characters (Michael and Alex) that doesn't really involve Joey. We also see a nice guest appearance from 'Big Bang' star, Simon Helberg, in a role that's not too far away from what he'd play in that show.

Again, these early episodes show a much clearer intent for the show than what it became further down the line.
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