On this episode, we meet Mr. Futterman, and 50% of us think he's suspicious while the other 50% learn what "diegetic" means.

The need for child labor law reform is ever present in the heart of Kingston Falls, but on a hopeful note, we see love growing in the most unlikely of places.

In this minute we get some rules about some stuff or some...things. We honestly weren't paying that much attention.

We're back in the alley watching Rand and the kid take care of business while Neil would rather have a Playstation.

Neil finds a decent piece of actings (from a surprising source) while George tries to fit Rand's business card into his mind-wallet.

We check out all the departments in The World Market from Hell, and the rest of the time we just Wing it.

George talks about proper city fire ordinances while Neil tries to speak more Cantonese.

We start with the Warner Brothers' logo and fanfare, and a minute later we find out just where Rand's comfort zone ends.