Mark and Willie end up as rivals when they begin dating the same girl; David gets Sandy a discount exercise bike, but assembly seems to be a big problem for him.
The A-story isn't very funny but it does have a sentimental ending that shows some character growth for both Willie and Mark, so there's that. It's fun to see Mark gloating, and later he uses Michael's electric razor to shave the fuzzballs off his sweater. Both of the twins do a lousy James Brown impression, though. I wonder if either Danny Ponce or Jeremy Licht even heard "I Got You (I Feel Good)" before they filmed this?
There is some funny physical comedy when Sandy goes to try out the bike that David assembled.
Both the A and B stories have a nice twist resolution in this one. 7/10.
The A-story isn't very funny but it does have a sentimental ending that shows some character growth for both Willie and Mark, so there's that. It's fun to see Mark gloating, and later he uses Michael's electric razor to shave the fuzzballs off his sweater. Both of the twins do a lousy James Brown impression, though. I wonder if either Danny Ponce or Jeremy Licht even heard "I Got You (I Feel Good)" before they filmed this?
There is some funny physical comedy when Sandy goes to try out the bike that David assembled.
Both the A and B stories have a nice twist resolution in this one. 7/10.