This is thee funniest MWC episodes ever. When I first saw it it; literally made me laugh till I cried. This is the best season of MWC too. Once all of Al's gang is assembled; the show becomes a thousand more funnier and entertaining. When Al says "Oh yes indeed... for sausages!"; it is the highest point of comedy I have ever seen in a television series. The words "sausages" echoes several times as the camera zooms in on Al's face covered with visible beads of sweat. That look on his face; is the face we all make when we lose it. It is also awesome to see Waylon Jennings a true 1970's hero.
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Waylon imparts wisdom in weak episode.
BA_Harrison28 December 2022
The members of NO MA'AM hold a meeting in Al's garage, the guys complaining about the fact that they are no longer allowed to voice their minds (especially regarding fat women). Unfortunately for Peggy and the kids, the garage is where they have hidden a fridge full of food, hoping that Al won't find it.
NO MA'AM decides that they need a new leader and opt for legendary guru Ironhead Haynes (country singer Waylon Jennings), who lives up a mountain. Al visits the man and comes down from the mountain holding nine commandments.
What an aimless episode. The whole 'fridge in the garage' plotline amounts to nothing, while Al's Moses-like trek up the mountain is merely an excuse to give Jennings a cameo in the show, regardless of whether he is funny or not (he's not). After Al comes down with the commandments, the episode ends rather abruptly as though the writers didn't know how to wrap things up.
NO MA'AM decides that they need a new leader and opt for legendary guru Ironhead Haynes (country singer Waylon Jennings), who lives up a mountain. Al visits the man and comes down from the mountain holding nine commandments.
What an aimless episode. The whole 'fridge in the garage' plotline amounts to nothing, while Al's Moses-like trek up the mountain is merely an excuse to give Jennings a cameo in the show, regardless of whether he is funny or not (he's not). After Al comes down with the commandments, the episode ends rather abruptly as though the writers didn't know how to wrap things up.
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