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IN SEASON PREMIERE, ED AND CAROL FUMBLE AROUND AS KISSIN` FOOLS IN NEW ROMANCE -- Ed (Tom Cavanagh) and Carol (Julie Bowen) awkwardly sort out their newfound romance as they plan their first official date. Meanwhile, Ed represents Mike (Josh Randall) and Nancy (JanaMarie Hupp) when their newly purchased purebred puppy is a muddled mutt; Eli (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) casts his eyes on the pies of a baking beauty (new series regular Marcy Harriell, "Rent") who is also a smart businesswoman; Phil (Michael Ian Black) takes it upon himself to find Ed a new apprentice lawyer. Rachel Cronin also stars.
Ed and Carol find that dating isn`t quite the same as being "just friends." They struggle with the awkward physical part of their new relationship, as well as not being quite as at ease with one another as they once were. Eventually a spontaneous night in the bowling alley puts it right.
Mike and Nancy buy a puppy from a local breeder, assured they are buying a purebred. When they learn from their vet that the dog is in fact a mutt, they turn to Ed in an attempt to get some money back, while being allowed to keep "Willie Butch" as part of the Burton family.
Phil initiates a search for a new law partner for Ed. He starts with "Super Frankie," a former photo shop employee. Ed interviews a couple of candidates, but they all fail to impress.
Eli goes head to head with a local pie maker. The pies are snapped up by hungry Stuckeybowlers, causing Shirley to buy pies in bulk, to Eli`s frustration. He finally meets the pie woman, and finds a person against whom his bargaining skills are useless.
"Hot Child In The City" - Nick Gilder
In Stuckeybowl as background music.
"Drive" - The Cars
Background music at the Smiling Goat.
"These Days" - Ron Sexsmith
At the end of the episode.
Ten Bucks
Mike bets Ed ten bucks to call the judge in his court case "Sally."
Stubbs Schemes
Phil interviews potential candidates to replace Frankie in the law office, including a woman who has no legal experience, but who Phil hires on the basis of her looks.
Nicknames
Phil dubs his first law office candidate "Super Frankie."
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Tonight was absolutely perfect and I want to remember it just exactly as it is.
- Carol Vessey (on why she isn`t inviting Ed to come in)
"Three years of Carol Vessey insanity... it's finally over."
- Ed Stevens (excited about the prospect of dating Carol)
I don't really want to help you, I just want to stare at Super Frankie.
- Phil Stubbs (regarding Ed`s new law partner)
Lineage!? I'm buying a dog, not the Prince of Wales!
- Dr. Mike Burton (finding out Willie Butch comes with a $1000 price tag)
"I paid for the caviar of dogs and got the Starkist."
- Dr. Mike Burton (on learning Willie Butch`s pedigree is not all it was cracked up to be)
"Do you think Willie Butch knows I'm human or does he just think I'm a really talented dog?"
- Dr. Mike Burton (pondering one of life`s deeper mysteries)
"Carol, this is the one. For once in your life, stop thinking and stop talking."
- Molly Hudson (trying to talk sense into Carol, who is unsure about her date with Ed)
"They're pies with the selling power of hot cakes. It's the best of both worlds."
- Shirley Pifko (regarding the pies)
I'm the bike that didn't live up to your expectations?
- Ed Stevens (drawing on Carol`s analogy)
"No, Ed. I'm the bike."
- Carol Vessey (explaining her nervousness to Ed.)
Grease (musical)
Good Morning, Vietnam (Robin Williams)
Patch Adams (Robin Williams)
Neil Patrick Harris
Cary Grant
Three`s Company
Bennigan`s restaurants
CNN
Dr. Phil
Scooby Doo
Sex and the City
Men are From Mars, Women are from Venus
Mike Tyson
Newt Gingrich
Let`s Make a Deal (Monty Hall)
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