This is such a wonderfully unique episode for it's a premise alone. Lawrence is the character most easily swayed and naive to events around him, so putting him in the same area as L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N. is ripe for comedy, and it really is. The villains themselves are becoming more and more fascinating as time goes on, particularly the rivalry between Doof and Rodney which is really funny and tons of fun to watch play out.
Candace's plot is so good here too. It's a perfect example of how to properly setup a punchline and while the punchline you seem coming it still manages to be really funny. And the payoff for both plots is excellent, particularly with Lawrence who gets another great family moment with the boys.
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This is such a wonderfully unique episode for it's a premise alone. Lawrence is the character most easily swayed and naive to events around him, so putting him in the same area as L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N. is ripe for comedy, and it really is. The villains themselves are becoming more and more fascinating as time goes on, particularly the rivalry between Doof and Rodney which is really funny and tons of fun to watch play out.
Candace's plot is so good here too. It's a perfect example of how to properly setup a punchline and while the punchline you seem coming it still manages to be really funny. And the payoff for both plots is excellent, particularly with Lawrence who gets another great family moment with the boys.