Will the Real Fred Rovick Please Stand Up?

Season 6, Episode 14, Aired

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Allison keeps seeing the face of one man in the faces of other people, including Joe, and must figure out why. Meanwhile, Ariel has a difficult time babysitting a mischievous boy.
  • A pretty funny episode about a very maddening subject (identity theft with a side serving of murder). Great subplot as well.

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    Deeply amusing at times, this episode really drove home the black humor that no one knew existed within the crime of identity theft. When even the women started showing up as this guy, I ended up laughing out loud and I liked the way Alison just kind of learned to deal with it. Great acting from the actor playing the identity thief - he just nailed Joe's and Scalon's mannerisms! The subplot was also a nice surprise. I couldn't figure out how Ariel was going to deal with this vengeful ghost out to do this family harm, but when the solution was presented, I admired how very smart this character was written. An enjoyable episode all the way around, even the fate of the identity thief was surprising.moreless
  • Allison begins seeing the face of a strange man on everyone! Meanwhile Ariel has to deal with a giant beaver...

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    Although the episodes have all been really good, this episode was a lot of fun to watch. It was nothing like anything the show has ever done before. It was also really nice to see Ariel using her "gift" to help others, not to mention seeing Allison and Joe acting like that married couple that we havent really seen a lot in the last two seasons. The acting was perfect. Diedrich Bader did a really good job playing so many different people. This episode was just so well put together and unique that I cait wait to see what other stories the have coming...moreless
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    • Joe reveals in this episode that he and Allison told people that they probably conceived Ariel on the weekend of their wedding, though they both knew that Allison was about five weeks pregnant when they got married. But in the season two episode "Sweet Child O' Mine" it was revealed that Allison was pregnant with a baby boy before Ariel was born -- so why would Joe and Allison bother lying to people about conceiving before marriage when they had already done so a few years earlier?

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    • Miranda Carabello (Marie DuBois) appears in this episode, but has no spoken lines.

    • International Air Dates: Canada: February 5th, 2010 on CTV Latin America: March 12th, 2010 on Sony Entertainment Television (Canal Sony) Norway: December 21st, 2010 on TV2

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