Life in Pieces "Prison Baby Golf Picking"

This week's episode of Life in Pieces was funny at points and hilarious at the rest.

In "Chad's Last Meal," Jordan Peele's character, Chad, is going to jail and asks his former fiance to give him one last meal. It was either way, meal or sex, and Colleen and Matt decided on dinner.

They headed to Colleen's grandmother's house, where they had a lovely meal. Matt didn't hit it off with Colleen's grandmother, even when he gave her a bottle of Mexican drink, which she replied that it reminded her of when her stepdad beat her mother. As soon as they left, Chad ran away from Matt and Colleen.

In "The Beds," Heather's youngest daughter isn't used to having her room. She's going into each other's bedrooms. But really, she has a peanut in her nose that she's trying to get out. Weird but funny. As soon as the peanut was taken out, Tyler walked by, taking the peanut without knowing where it came from.

But it was both "Tim's great round" and the"Triangle" that had me hilariously laughing my butt off. Tim is playing golf with John, Matt, and Greg, having a guy's time. Tim is playing unbelievably well. Greg and Matt are freaking out because their dad dislikes losing. Even Heather told Tim to lose, but he didn't listen. My great-grandmother always said, "If you're not going to listen, you're going to feel."

He did feel it on the last hole, and John comes up to Tim on his previous putt to win it and kisses him. That threw Tim off, and they lost the game.
The "Triangle" deals with Greg and Jen coping with their mother's advice of what's best for their child. Jen tells Greg that he doesn't back her up against his mother but decides to and tells Joan about not butting in. Joan agrees, but that leaves Heather doing what Joan does and Heather's youngest, too. It was weird but hilarious.

This episode had some hilarious moments. A few were in Chad's meal and the beds, but the triangle and Tim's round were better. I can't get enough of Colin Hanks in this show. He's really like the perfect new father and husband. Dianne Wiest was hilarious and unique. She's like the calmer version of Marie Barone.

Overall, I give this episode a 7/10.

You can catch Life in Pieces on Monday nights at 8:30/7:30c on CBS