"Married... with Children" Kelly Does Hollywood: Part 1 (TV Episode 1991) Poster

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One of the best
ckorr201329 September 2017
Warning: Spoilers
If I had to pick my absolute favorite episode (and I like a lot of them a great deal) this would be it! I laughed so hard. I still remember the first time I saw it, I was still laughing well after the end of Kellys' Vital Social Issues 'n' Stuff public access spot. The Bad Perm Victim steals the show. When I have made comedy collection dvds for friends, this is the Married With Children episode I am always sure to include. I didn't like the sequel (part II) quite as much as this one. The slashettes were funny as well, and even though 'Vic-ki' was 2 dimensional with no speaking part, the show would not have been the same without her. The reaction from Al and Bud is hilarious. It is classic Married With Children.
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Kelly's World. Excellent. Party time.
BA_Harrison2 December 2022
This episode had to be inspired by Mike Meyers' Saturday Night Live Wayne's World skits: Kelly gets herself a slot on public access TV with a show called Vital Issues 'n' stuff with Kelly, in which she appears with her friends discussing important topics such as men's butts and perms. She also has a house band - Joanie and the Slashettes (Joanie played by Sliders babe Kari Wuhrer) - and Vinnie Verducci (Matt LeBlanc) is a guest.

Amazingly, Kelly's show is a success despite being nowhere near as funny as Wayne and Garth's, so much so that a real network wants to put it on prime time.

As much as I love to see Kelly front and centre, this one just doesn't deliver the big laughs. The episode also sees Al paying for cable TV but finding nothing worth watching despite having loads more channels - this isn't that funny either.
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