An episode that has two Or three great ideas but then takes 20 mins to show them, when they could probably be told in a couple of minutes.
I think the opener is a highlight and pushes the score higher. Sarah Silverman as Josh's hand talking about how the passion is gone from their relationship contains very clever dialogue.
The rest of the episode is somewhat of a slog through bar scenes to get to the final joke about Josh losing his member in the bar toilets. Tim Heidecker comes in as the Barman to deliver some choice lines about his experience with the dirty slippery item. Suitably absurd stuff.
It's the guest stars who carry this episode. Jay and Eric are just there. The hypnotism thing is okay. I always enjoy screen time with his sister Liz as she obliviously lectures him about how to be a more appealing prospect for women.
Too many montages feel a bit like filler. It's not as interesting as the first two episodes.
I think the opener is a highlight and pushes the score higher. Sarah Silverman as Josh's hand talking about how the passion is gone from their relationship contains very clever dialogue.
The rest of the episode is somewhat of a slog through bar scenes to get to the final joke about Josh losing his member in the bar toilets. Tim Heidecker comes in as the Barman to deliver some choice lines about his experience with the dirty slippery item. Suitably absurd stuff.
It's the guest stars who carry this episode. Jay and Eric are just there. The hypnotism thing is okay. I always enjoy screen time with his sister Liz as she obliviously lectures him about how to be a more appealing prospect for women.
Too many montages feel a bit like filler. It's not as interesting as the first two episodes.
