Like all the best episodes, this is just a simple premise taken as far as they can take it. Cause what is more fragile then an egg, exactly? Not much, and the show takes full advantage of that basic conceit as it delivers another 12 minutes of spectacular slapstick comedy and clever interplay. Melissa is the unsung hero here in particular - after being in the background for a bit, she is basically the focus here as her obsession with getting a good grade is what drives the main emotional hold.
The best thing about this show so far though is easily it's comedy, which is so good that it proves Dan and Swampy as modern day Chuck Joneses - ridiculously clever and constantly moving. The show's basic understanding of rule of threes in comedy also allows for a lot of the jokes to land harder then ever, and in the end it's those basic fundamentals that drive their work. Excellent stuff.
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Like all the best episodes, this is just a simple premise taken as far as they can take it. Cause what is more fragile then an egg, exactly? Not much, and the show takes full advantage of that basic conceit as it delivers another 12 minutes of spectacular slapstick comedy and clever interplay. Melissa is the unsung hero here in particular - after being in the background for a bit, she is basically the focus here as her obsession with getting a good grade is what drives the main emotional hold.
The best thing about this show so far though is easily it's comedy, which is so good that it proves Dan and Swampy as modern day Chuck Joneses - ridiculously clever and constantly moving. The show's basic understanding of rule of threes in comedy also allows for a lot of the jokes to land harder then ever, and in the end it's those basic fundamentals that drive their work. Excellent stuff.