Aside from this throw away line the episode didn't offer much, except for an All-Star performances by Jeff Garlin, Ted Danson and Rosie O'Donnell. Garlin kills as the amused side kick who is along for the ride, but retains the option to get off at his convenience. Danson, who routinely antagonizes Larry, was up to his old tricks as he and Larry engaged in a F-Bomb tirade over a piece of pie. As for Rosie, just watching her chase Larry up a set of stairs before delivering an off-screen ass beating almost single handedly saved the episode. Oh yeah, and i would be doing a disservice to JB Smooth if i failed to give him a shout out. So glad he stayed in the house.
Anyway, the episode revolves around Larry's relationship with a handicapped woman, which by itself is mildly amusing. He discovers a hidden world of benefits that he never considered that ultimately keep him from dumping a girl that he wouldn't stand if she was a "walker." Then through a series of forced events, it really doesn't flow well, Larry ends up on a date with a different wheelchair bound person at an event with the first girl.
The only worthwhile moment came when Larry describes how he organizes his phone book, which is not just by name, but with description of that person. Specifically, Larry cites characteristics that are the most striking to him and not always the most sensitive.
Last night's episode felt like filler until the return of the Seinfeld storyline, which will commence again next week.
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