This is one of the best episodes in the series, though there is one minor error. Though if you're from the South, it's a big one.
In the closing scene, Brenda returns home to find all of Fritz's possessions scattered in every room. Including a "barbecue (gas grill) in the bathroom."
Any Southerner over the age of 35, and many younger Southerners, would never call a gas or charcoal grill a barbecue. To Southerners, barbecue is a noun, you eat it. Barbecue is slowly cooked in a deep pit or a lie arge smoker. Grills are used to prepare many types of food, including steaks, chicken, veggies, seafood etc.
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In the closing scene, Brenda returns home to find all of Fritz's possessions scattered in every room. Including a "barbecue (gas grill) in the bathroom."
Any Southerner over the age of 35, and many younger Southerners, would never call a gas or charcoal grill a barbecue. To Southerners, barbecue is a noun, you eat it. Barbecue is slowly cooked in a deep pit or a lie arge smoker. Grills are used to prepare many types of food, including steaks, chicken, veggies, seafood etc.
Thank you for letting me bring this to your attention. Thank you.