Thought on last episode


In the finale, the mansion gets sold, which is fine. However, there is a part where Will tries not to sell the house to potential customers, two groups of which are famous characters from other sitcoms (Arnold and Mr. Drummond and then the Jeffersons and Florence). I didn't think that was such a funny idea because you'd want to know a few things:
1. Why would Arnold and Willis still be living with their dad 10 years later?
2. Where are Maggie, Sam, and Kimberly?
3. Why are George and Louise in Bel Air? Had George retired and sold his cleaning stores?
4. How are the Willises, Bentley, Jessica doing?
5. Since the Jeffersons appeared in that awful episode from the previous season, wouldn't Will remember them, and vice versa?


Yeah, I know. It's supposed to be funny because it is just a show, but I don't like it when sitcoms do this sort of stuff. Actors should know better than to even accept these parts. I guess all the actors wanted a paycheck or something. What else were they doing anyway in 1996? Not much.

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And after all these years, Florence is still the Jeffersons maid?

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That's all you have to say? Well, maybe she stayed with them because it was steady employment. Remember, they gave her a home when her building was torn down.

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Good point. Arnold and Willis would have been in their very late 20's/very early 30's at the time of this episode! Most late 20's/ very early 30's something year olds did not still live with their Dads in the 90's!

Drake is repetitive. He just raps the same thing over and over as if he is in an insane asylum!LOL:D

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I was only 10 in 1996 and I haven't seen that episode in a very long time but 2 questions come to mind...

1. Did they specifically say that they still lived with their parents?
2. Is it possible they were just with their parents looking at the house or vice versa, and only 1 person was going to purchase it?

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