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Charlie and Alan end up having to throw a party for [[Evelyn]] at the house. Berta hires her sister, [[Daisy]], to help out with the planning, but the two can't stop bickering. Eventually, Charlie has a talk with Daisy, and she agrees to help out. However, this backfires when the guests of the party focus on her singing rather than Evelyn. Evelyn then begins moaning at Alan and Charlie, as does [[Judith]] when she thinks they taught Jake to be sarcastic towards her. |
Charlie and Alan end up having to throw a party for [[Evelyn]] at the house. Berta hires her sister, [[Daisy]], to help out with the planning, but the two can't stop bickering. Eventually, Charlie has a talk with Daisy, and she agrees to help out. However, this backfires when the guests of the party focus on her singing rather than Evelyn. Evelyn then begins moaning at Alan and Charlie, as does [[Judith]] when she thinks they taught Jake to be sarcastic towards her. |
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Revision as of 18:02, 30 September 2013
A Kosher Slaughterhouse Out in Fontana is the 7th episode of season 2. It was aired on November 8, 2004.
Summary
Charlie and Alan convince Berta to cater their mother's party.
Plot
Charlie and Alan end up having to throw a party for Evelyn at the house. Berta hires her sister, Daisy, to help out with the planning, but the two can't stop bickering. Eventually, Charlie has a talk with Daisy, and she agrees to help out. However, this backfires when the guests of the party focus on her singing rather than Evelyn. Evelyn then begins moaning at Alan and Charlie, as does Judith when she thinks they taught Jake to be sarcastic towards her.
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Daisy, when asked where she met her husband.