Life on a Stick, on FOX
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Not a terribly good show, really, but I still found it pretty amusing. I didn't think it would last long, and it didn't; but I thought it should've lasted a little longer. It's about this 18 year old guy named Laz, who just lost his job at a corn dog stand in the mall, when he stood up for coworker Lily (Rachelle Lefevre), when their boss, Mr. Hut, was yelling at her. They start going out. Or not, it's complicated. Anyway, Laz's rather weird, but funny friend Fred (who, btw, went on to voice Spud on American Dragon: Jake Long) also quit working there in support of Laz. But all three of them very quickly returned to the job. Meanwhile, Laz's dad Rick and stepmom Michelle (Amy Yasbeck) have been pushing him to move out of the house, which he doesn't want to do. But then they decide to let him stay, hoping he'll have a good influence on Michelle's somewhat angry daughter Molly. Also, Molly became friends this guy named Jasper. She thought they were going to date, I guess, but it turned out he already has a girlfriend, so for now they're just friends. Oh, and Rick and Michelle have a 9 year old son named Gus, the only child they had together. Everyone seems to go to him for advice, including the parents. (So I guess he was precocious, but by the time I started that page I didn't remember him at all.) And that's all I can think to say about the show, except that it was fairly quirky and weird. In a good way.