"Big Pimpin'" is the eleventh episode in Season 2 of Bless the Harts, being the twenty-first episode overall.
Plot
Jenny lets Louise use Wayne as a faux boyfriend after her husband tragically dies on a cruise ship. Meanwhile, Betty makes murder accusations while guest-starring on Violet’s podcast.
Full Story
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Notes/Trivia
- The former title is a reference to the 1986 album Back in the High Life. The album is not considered an example of Christian rock, but some of the songs' titles and lyrics hint at potentially religious meanings.
- This episode was originally titled "Back in the High Life" according to the US copyright database.
- This episode marks the first death of a recurring character in the series, Daniel. While Jenny's father Ed has been deceased, he died prior to the start of the series.
- Starting with this episode, every episode in the 2PBJxx production cycle aired in production order.
References
External Links
- "Big Pimpin'" press release via The Futon Critic
- "Big Pimpin'" on IMDb
- "Big Pimpin'" at the US Copyright Database
- "Big Pimpin'" script via TV Show Transcripts
Bless the Harts episodes | ||||
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| Season | Episodes | |||
| 1 | "Hug N' Bugs" • "Can't Get There from Here" • "Jenny Unfiltered" • "Cremains of the Day" • "Trash Twins" • "Pig Trouble in Little Greenpoint" • "Myrtle Beach Memoirs" • "Mega-Lo-Memories" • "Miracle on Culpepper Slims Boulevard" • "Tying the Not" | |||
| 2 | "Violet's Secret" • "The Last Supper" • "My Best Frenda" • "Dead Mall" • "Pound Pinchers" • "The McEntire Truth" • "Mega-Lo-Memories: Part Deux" • "Pumped" • "Invasion of the Potty Snatcher" • "Crappy Death Day" • "Big Pimpin'" • "The Dogchurian Candidate" • "Trollin' With The Homies" • "Nose Bud" • "Dance Dance Resolution" • "Easter's 11" • "Hot Tub-tation" • "Hoot 'N Haw" • "The Drincan Temple" • "When You Lose, You Win" • "Haul Force One" • "Toni with an i" • "Tiny Pies" • "Betty's Birthday" | |||
| See also: Episode Guide | ||||