Never do this but it is really sad to see there is a top review so misogynistic as the one for this episode. To this page and this user, it is NEVER appropriate to treat someone like that and those " bosses" are not good for any company. You can be tough but appropriate. I am complaining to this site publicly to label such sad comment as a top review. This person deserves nothing more than pity. By the way, I have been a big boss dealing with people that screwed up BIG.. never did that no matter their gender or race. Very shameful! We all deserve an apology from this website.
2 Reviews
Not funny.
PWNYCNY30 December 2008
What an annoying episode. The two lead actresses, playing Jim Belushi's wife and sister-in-law, cackled and screeched in an unfunny episode. First, someone is fired. Second, the boss had cause to fire the woman who was fired. Third, Jim Belushi was not funny. His performance was flat and uninspired. Plus his character is the one who gets the woman, his sister-in-law, fired. Why the writers of this show would find this amusing is baffling. The boss is upset and exercises his prerogative to let his employee know it and warns her to improve or else. Okay, it's heavy handed but that's work and that is the nature of our capitalist system. One is the worker, the other is the boss. A story, even in a sitcom, must have plausibility in order to be amusing. This episode is entirely devoid of anything that could generate laughs. The fired woman is devastated, the birthday party for Belushi's brother is ruined, Belushi is placed in an awkward position of having to admit that he got his sister-in-law fired - by threatening her boss no less - and then the episode ends with Belushi doing something really dumb that in the real world would get somebody into deep trouble.
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