[7.6/10] I have to admit, I’m a sucker for gimmick-y stuff like this. Transplanting the gang with their usual bad ideas into a Revolutionary War setting was a hoot, and adds a fun spin on their usual misbehavior.
I got a big kick out of Dennis trying to go full fop and only spooking the Sons of Liberty, and heck, the entire idea of The Gang trying to prove their loyalty to the British because “obviously” they were going to win is a fun spine for the episode. The way the actors jump back and forth between old timey accents and their real voices was done well and added to the scruffy charms, and hell, Cricket does a pretty damn good British accent.
Cricket’s continuing pursuit of Dee, even in 1776, leading to his untimely demise with her “cursed” guns was a good bit, and Charlie and Frank as hapless thieves not understanding anything they were doing worked well too. Overall, a nice, historical twist on the show’s usual formula.
I'm not really into American History, but this episode was beyond hilarious! The gang's quirky current (i.e., 2008) ways transported back to the 18th century was a riot (no pun intended)!
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2017-09-16T16:59:15Z
[7.6/10] I have to admit, I’m a sucker for gimmick-y stuff like this. Transplanting the gang with their usual bad ideas into a Revolutionary War setting was a hoot, and adds a fun spin on their usual misbehavior.
I got a big kick out of Dennis trying to go full fop and only spooking the Sons of Liberty, and heck, the entire idea of The Gang trying to prove their loyalty to the British because “obviously” they were going to win is a fun spine for the episode. The way the actors jump back and forth between old timey accents and their real voices was done well and added to the scruffy charms, and hell, Cricket does a pretty damn good British accent.
Cricket’s continuing pursuit of Dee, even in 1776, leading to his untimely demise with her “cursed” guns was a good bit, and Charlie and Frank as hapless thieves not understanding anything they were doing worked well too. Overall, a nice, historical twist on the show’s usual formula.