This episode flits between the events of New Year's Eve/Day 1997/98 where Chuck and Kelly got together, and the present where they are telling Gracie that Chuck is her father.
This is the basis of the episode, and although the other characters have their moments, they are given very little to do, especially josh Gad whose character isn't able to appear in the flashback sections. I agree with the other reviewer that Lilly Jackson is not as good as Gracie too.
It's another perfectly acceptable, mildly funny episode of the show, but doesn't match up to the heights it had set itself earlier in the series.
This is the basis of the episode, and although the other characters have their moments, they are given very little to do, especially josh Gad whose character isn't able to appear in the flashback sections. I agree with the other reviewer that Lilly Jackson is not as good as Gracie too.
It's another perfectly acceptable, mildly funny episode of the show, but doesn't match up to the heights it had set itself earlier in the series.