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Matt Funke is extremely sexy and I enjoyed watching him on my FAVOURITE show ever! It was a great episode!

You should seriously WATCH IT! Oh yes!

Kerry tries to make her dad think that she is screwing around with guys so he wont think that she\'s a little girl anymore, and her man standing--GEE--is a GEEk and he doesn\'t play along. He wont catch on. Kerry\'s dad knows it\'s her STUDY BUDDY!

Matt is the best part of this episode, if you don\'t think he\'s hot and sexy, I think you have problems! LOL!

bridget breaks up with kyle but soon finds another boyfriend. once again making her out to be a total maneater who always has a boyfriend. yep, she is dating the lovely matt funke as travis smith.



paul is 'sport-struck' as he is a fan of his dads. bridget see's this and takes total advantage.



kerry is trying so hard to prove she is also grown up but her dad just doesn't see it that way. she tries to make him think that she is sleeping with a friend but her dad knows it a study buddy.



it shows how much she wants to be respected. but i would of like this episode not totally focused on bridget. she seems to be the character that is always centre of attention. doesnt mean the scripts need to revolve around her!

It really was a great episode, you know, it could have been slightly improved, but overall, a great idea.



PROS:

1) Bridget breaks up with Kyle, only to have a new boyfriend who's a basketball star! Paul is a big fan of him and his father, and lets Bridget do almost anything she wants while she's dating him.

2) It was really quite funny! One of my favorite parts was when they were shopping and Rory asks "Can I sit in the cart?" I know it's not the funniest, but I love Rory! He's a great character!



CONS:

1) I wasn't a major fan of what Kerry did to get some attention from her parents, trying to make them think she was going out with some guy.

You know it might be something about sterotypical fathers that \"pimp\" out their daughters to get something that they actually want in a tv show that gets me interested. Essentally, people are just people and sometimes they will use

people close to them to try and get something else that they want. Something about this episode really shows this, and I appreciate the morals of this eppisode trys to covay. For instances in the end when Paul realizes what he did was wrong I think that sets a good example for all the viewers out there young and old alike.