Probably the weakest mainline episode of the show. "Mandace" suffers from a couple of big problems - it's premise isn't interesting, and while it tries to be a "laid-back" episode of the show as I call it, it doesn't really succeed there either as the dialogue is oddly slow and uninteresting this time around. It's one of those episode that feels like it didn't another draft, there is something good to be done here but this isn't one of them.
Still, there are a couple of good things here. Seeing Jeremy's commitment to Candace is always nice to see, and while Coltrane has been severely underused I like how he seems committed to Stacy as well - the show knows how to do teenage relationships correctly. And the Doof plot does have some laughs here as well. It's not bad per say, just extremely unmemorable which is shockingly weak for the show.
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Probably the weakest mainline episode of the show. "Mandace" suffers from a couple of big problems - it's premise isn't interesting, and while it tries to be a "laid-back" episode of the show as I call it, it doesn't really succeed there either as the dialogue is oddly slow and uninteresting this time around. It's one of those episode that feels like it didn't another draft, there is something good to be done here but this isn't one of them.
Still, there are a couple of good things here. Seeing Jeremy's commitment to Candace is always nice to see, and while Coltrane has been severely underused I like how he seems committed to Stacy as well - the show knows how to do teenage relationships correctly. And the Doof plot does have some laughs here as well. It's not bad per say, just extremely unmemorable which is shockingly weak for the show.