An appallingly frustrating episode.The best storyline is the Charlie/ Angelo/Paulie one and even that's not up to much.Charlie ends up throwing a hissy fit with Angelo, who then decides to cave in and not help Paulie after all, rendering the whole storyline pointless.We do at least get Charlie playing Sandra Bullock as she rugby tackles a thief during a fashion show and Nicole popping up for no good reason but being likable anyway.But if it wasn't for the fact Paulie could go to his parents for help, Charlie and Angelo throwing him to the wolves would be a wee bit irksome.
Romeo and Indigo, a likable, cute and rather sweet couple.So obviously they split up as Romeo morphs back into the selfish jerk who's too obsessed about a girl he only went on one date with to care about Indigo's feelings, despite his trying to make it sound noble.The fact he was trying to sleep with her the previous week only makes him seem more self-centred.
Alf pops up in a few scenes to remind us of the snails pace Penn storyline.At least the last scene suggests there might be some progress.
Romeo and Indigo, a likable, cute and rather sweet couple.So obviously they split up as Romeo morphs back into the selfish jerk who's too obsessed about a girl he only went on one date with to care about Indigo's feelings, despite his trying to make it sound noble.The fact he was trying to sleep with her the previous week only makes him seem more self-centred.
Alf pops up in a few scenes to remind us of the snails pace Penn storyline.At least the last scene suggests there might be some progress.
