Lots of other stuff in this episode. Jack fumes at Ryan being made to do "women's work" (laundry, et al) and urges him to revolt against Jennie, which he did, only to get kicked out, and now seek lodgings at Daddy's crummy "new abode." Soon, Ross is dumped off there as well. Jack spurs them on to be "soldiers in the war of the sexes" who won't give up their manliness for the promise of food, or else they'd be the laughing stock of the world, bossed about by a woman, just like the President of the United States (a reference to then-President Clinton)... okay, I've yakked on long enough, guys, now we have everybody else asleep, let's talk about pretty Nikki Cox. She of the drop dead gorgeous persuasion, wears a skimpy pink dress which displays her slinky figure and long, long legs. And she goes into graphic detail about what really turns her on - luxury. As she talks about sheer stockings, she gives us lucky boys a mouthwatering display of leg show. This scene appears as part of the montage, you know, the film at the beginning of every episode, the opening credits. Only here, you get to see the full scene.
All together now. Yummy. Drool. What a beauty. Sigh. There's nobody out there like that one for us. Oh, gloom. But we cab dream in technicolor, huh?
Nikki Cox is a major contender in The Raven's book when it comes to The Prettiest Girl On Film.
Sigh.
All together now. Yummy. Drool. What a beauty. Sigh. There's nobody out there like that one for us. Oh, gloom. But we cab dream in technicolor, huh?
Nikki Cox is a major contender in The Raven's book when it comes to The Prettiest Girl On Film.
Sigh.
