The Cleveland Show - "Fat and Wet" - Talkback [11/21]

[whatevs]

Broadcast Order: Season 2, Episode 6
Production Order: Season 2, Episode 2

Writer: Kirker Butler
Director: Matt Engstrom


A new episode airs tonight at 8:30 PM Eastern. Here is the synopsis:

 

[sammyshort18]

Oh Roberta. Goodness.

 

[hawksiowarock]

Where's that magic walrus when you need him?

 

[All hat]

Good lord, why did they make Cleveland so unlikeable?:sad:

 

[xtaurus33x]

Man, I've convinced that Seth or one of the writers is a chubby chaser for sure!

 

[Eddo]

Was the chick next to adult Elliott in the bed one of the old characters from the movie, or just a random female he was supposed to be married to? Her character design looked strangely detailed.

Dwayne Meighan is awesome.

 

[JonasLove<3]

That's what everyone under the McFarlane Umbrella does. What likable characters do they have?

 

[stitches347]

Uh-oh, Wisconsin residents are about to get pissed.

 

[crackennbottles]

But the worst part was that he wasn't even this bad last season, but now I can't even stand to watch him now.:sad:

 

[calolines]

Ironic how a Subway ad appears right after the screen says ''Come on, America, stop being so fat''.

 

[pac man]

I blame it on the writers thinking that people want another "jerk of a dad" rather than one that is like Hank Hill.

 

[diets? daily workouts?]

Seriously America,
Stop being fat.

 

[Kristina622]

The funny thing is that I wasn't sure that was part of the show or part of the Subway ad.

I actually liked the Popeye reference in this episode. I'm surprised no one else mentioned that.

 

[agracc]

Great episode :anime:
My favorite part was Lester on fire XD

 

[iwbmsw.]

I watched the episode while also being online, and didn't pay full attention... But was there a big payoff on the Rollo subplot? It seems Cleaveland neglected Rollo causing a near-death experience, then Rollo became greatful for Cleaveland saving him and agreeing not to tell his wife, and then later taking advantage of the situation... And then it seems nothing else was done with that subplot. Did I miss somehting? I feel like more should have been done in that subplot.

 

[*Karen*]

Rollo figured out that Cleveland was supposed to be watching him and started to blackmail him, then Cleveland turned it around on him because he's basically....the adult.