Jonathan acquired a perfume company and his Valentine's Day present to Jennifer is her own perfume. The wife of the company's previous owner is up to no good. Mayhem and madness ensue, but television's most delightful couple will prevail!
•The Office - Blood Drive•
Any episode with Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration) is a-okay by me. I love seeing him and Phyllis together and their lengthy escape to the bathroom in the middle of lunch with Jim and Pam was memorable to say the least. The best for me was Michael, after giving blood, when he admitted that he was so nervous about donating that he hadn't eaten in three days and then proceeded to pass out.
•Parks & Recreation - Galentine's Day•
I'll let Leslie describe this one...
Every Valentine's Day episode of this series is wonderfully hilarious but this one was my fave because every storyline was excellent. Phil winding up in the wrong hotel room completely naked except for black socks still makes me laugh.
•Cupid•
This show lasted only one season, but Xavier and I thought it was a riot. (This was before Jeremy Piven got on everyone's nerves.)
•Desperate Housewives - Love Is In the Air•
I really enjoyed this series and it's mix of serious, heartbreaking, and slapstick zaniness. Bree was my favourite because of how repressed she was, and this episode showcased that when she ran the S&M handcuffs through the dishwasher prior to use. Hi-larious!
•Community - Communication Studies•
Troy and Pierce in ladies pantsuits. Need I say more?
•'til Death Do Us Part•
This sick and twisted series is for those of us who are tired of hearing about happy couples and true love. John Waters is the ideal host - all of his comments crack me up.
•The Nanny - Love Is a Many Blundered Thing•
This show is such fun. True, I like the first two seasons best of all, but this one from season three was a hoot. Fran thinks that Mr. Sheffield fancies her so she puts up a billboard in Times Square. Oh Miss Fine...
•30 Rock - Up All Night•
I loved the first season of 30 Rock primarily because of my infatuation with Judah Friedlander. But the scene-stealer in the Valentine's ep was Isabella Rossellini and her unabashed love for Arby's Big Beef and Cheddar. The divorce proceedings where her character, Bianca, agrees to all of Jack Donaghy's wants can only go so far and is still one of the best lines on television.
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