It's lady's night tonight, everyone. After the male-centric episode last week, its only fitting we get a female-centric episode this week. The Sunny gang takes on another relevant issue; the current trend of reboots, more specifically all female reboots. It's a controversial topic that is rooted in a deeper issue of sexism, and I think the show took this on pretty fairly. Not only that, but they did in a very funny way.
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So not only is her competition falling apart, but Dee finds another hitch in her plan in the form of Snail. Snail heard about the challenge and was upset she wasn't invited, so she got on the same flight and bought all the alcoholic beverages on the plane so Dee couldn't have them. Thoroughly depressed, although not Waitress depressed, Dee decides to give up. But she gets inspiration from the ghost of Martina Navratilova, who convinces her it's not over. She still has Snail. Snail is better than no one. I would disagree. Dee and Snail go head to head and Dee wins! But not for long because Artemis poisoned everyone's drinks so she could get the major female gross-out she so badly wanted to show men that women could and should be allowed to be just as gross. When everyone starts losing bodily fluids from one end or the other, or in Dee's case, both, Dee winds up on a stretcher in North Dakota, and everyone else makes it to LA.
Was this a successful reboot of the Boggs episode? Well, considering it wasn't so much of a reboot as it was a comment on reboots, I don't think you can fairly answer that question. But if you compare it to the first, like originals usually are, it was better in the way that it's a classic. You can't top a classic. But this one was funny just on its own merits. These ladies work really well off of each other and I for one would love to see them do their own story in the future that's separate from riffing on reboots. The only problem I really had with this episode was just that while I enjoyed the ladies, I did miss the guys. We got a touch (As did The Waitress and Charlie's mom) of Frank, and a tad bit of Charlie and Mac, but it wasn't enough for me.
How about you guys? How did you enjoy watching Dee try to beat Boggs (again)?