All Fletch wants is a quiet Saturday afternoon.
This is a strong episode with a great lead performance.
The main reason to watch this one is that it is one of Barker's best. He portrays the character slowly unravelling in the face of (unintentional) adversity from the unaware supporting characters. Although it is very funny to behold, his delivery is very straight and believable.
Fletch has a number of good dialogue exchanges between various inmates, staff and prison visitors. As always the banter is very well written and the actors do justice to it all.
I think Barker, the writers and filmmakers do a great job of portraying an aspect of incarceration that must feel quite torturous to inmates who value privacy and space.
This is a strong episode with a great lead performance.
The main reason to watch this one is that it is one of Barker's best. He portrays the character slowly unravelling in the face of (unintentional) adversity from the unaware supporting characters. Although it is very funny to behold, his delivery is very straight and believable.
Fletch has a number of good dialogue exchanges between various inmates, staff and prison visitors. As always the banter is very well written and the actors do justice to it all.
I think Barker, the writers and filmmakers do a great job of portraying an aspect of incarceration that must feel quite torturous to inmates who value privacy and space.
