This time out, Earl decides to make things right with a French exchange student who he used to make life miserable for in school by flying him back to the states.
The French story is good (though very reminiscent of Sasha Baron Cohen's arrogant Frenchman in "Talladega Night" but this episode will probably be best remembered for being the one where Randy and Catalina finally consummate their marriage. Jealous of the way their French visitor is hitting on Catalina, Randy finally summons up the courage to tell Catalina he loves her--in front of the whole bar. Catalina tells him she loves him too--but doesn't really mean it. She enlists Earl to help her find a way to let Randy down, but its Joy who actually comes up with a plan: to give Rady the worst sex ever so he won't want her anymore.
The writing is once again crisp and funny and its nice to see Catalina finally get something to do on this show as she tries to make herself as disgusting as possible to turn Randy off.
The French story is good (though very reminiscent of Sasha Baron Cohen's arrogant Frenchman in "Talladega Night" but this episode will probably be best remembered for being the one where Randy and Catalina finally consummate their marriage. Jealous of the way their French visitor is hitting on Catalina, Randy finally summons up the courage to tell Catalina he loves her--in front of the whole bar. Catalina tells him she loves him too--but doesn't really mean it. She enlists Earl to help her find a way to let Randy down, but its Joy who actually comes up with a plan: to give Rady the worst sex ever so he won't want her anymore.
The writing is once again crisp and funny and its nice to see Catalina finally get something to do on this show as she tries to make herself as disgusting as possible to turn Randy off.
