Part two of The Hood, the Bud & the Kelly is much like part one. Bud must finish his aerobics video by the deadline or he'll be used as spare parts by gangster Vito Capone; Kelly arguing with Raphael makes this look like a distinct possibility.
Al ropes in his NO MA'AM pals to help him install his satellite dish and they take it in turns falling off the roof (their stunt dummies hitting the ground head-first). It wasn't funny last episode, and it's not funny in this one either.
Bud finally gets Kelly and Raphael to agree on the music for the video and gets their dancing on tape, as well as the gangsters talking about their criminal activities. With the evidence they need on tape, the three sexy female backing dancers reveal themselves to be undercover cops and arrest the bad guys.
Two-part MWC stories rarely work in my opinion: either the first part is all set-up and no laughs, or the plot isn't strong enough to support two episodes. In this case both apply: good gags are thin on the ground and are predictable, and the story is weak, which is why there is so much stupid slapstick and gratuitous T&A as padding.
Al ropes in his NO MA'AM pals to help him install his satellite dish and they take it in turns falling off the roof (their stunt dummies hitting the ground head-first). It wasn't funny last episode, and it's not funny in this one either.
Bud finally gets Kelly and Raphael to agree on the music for the video and gets their dancing on tape, as well as the gangsters talking about their criminal activities. With the evidence they need on tape, the three sexy female backing dancers reveal themselves to be undercover cops and arrest the bad guys.
Two-part MWC stories rarely work in my opinion: either the first part is all set-up and no laughs, or the plot isn't strong enough to support two episodes. In this case both apply: good gags are thin on the ground and are predictable, and the story is weak, which is why there is so much stupid slapstick and gratuitous T&A as padding.
