Nietzsche and a Beer Run

Episode aired Feb 3, 2014
TV-14
22m

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7.5/10

512

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Comedy Drama Romance

Christy is tempted by her old vices when she dates an attractive, hard-partying man named David. Bonnie decides her advice is worth money and becomes a life coach.Christy is tempted by her old vices when she dates an attractive, hard-partying man named David. Bonnie decides her advice is worth money and becomes a life coach.Christy is tempted by her old vices when she dates an attractive, hard-partying man named David. Bonnie decides her advice is worth money and becomes a life coach.

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Nick Zano (David), playing a fireman that has a PhD in Philosophy (nicknamed "The Professor"), goes on to play Nick Heywood, who was a professor that had a PhD in History in DC's Legends of Tomorrow from 2016 to 2022.

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CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #443

There's mention in tonight's episode of The Professor on "Gilligan's Island." Shortly after the scene was filmed, we learned that the wonderful actor who'd played that character, Russell Johnson, had passed away. For that reason, I'd like to dedicate this episode to his memory.

Thank you for all the laughter, Russell. Like millions of young men, I spent my youth hoping and praying that you'd sleep with Ginger or Mary Ann.

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References Gilligan's Island (1964)

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Mom: "Nietzsche And A Beer Run"

I do like this program but I was also very disturbed with this episode. The fellow steals a fire truck while drunk and the mother and daughter return it - with no repercussions of any kind. This is a chargeable crime for all parties involved! Then the scene where the fellow is smoking a bong was presented as it is no big deal to use marijuana even though it is illegal in most states - and there was no indication it was medicinal. The drug problem in this country is out of control. To have a comedy depict that these actions are okay (under the guise he has an addiction which makes his actions excusable) is something I would not want my grandchildren to watch.