Too bad he can't remember all that training he had when he was a boxer.

Engines ran on pure gasoline, homes cost less than 100k, and drive in theaters. Marriages lasted longer than 2 years. When most of the youth was in school and not prison. Great episode.

I've always loved that era, racing for pinks and poofy hair. :) Reminds me of Grease, in a way. I think the Michael Jackson as a young kid, learning the moon walk from Sam (in the men's bathroom non the less) was a cute touch.
I like the fact this episode touches on violence in relationships and how it can be overcome and dealt with.

I love how all the guys rip on Sam and his chevy nomad, when I and I'm sure thousands of other car lovers would love to get our hands on that baby. This was a good episode, always good to see a nerdy kid kick some butt.

The whole stripping Sam of his clothes is very gaye. Plus, I don't think they had dumpsters like that back in the early 60's. They actually had garbage men who dumped trash cans by hand into the back of a truck. Minor quibble, but that dumpster was definitely out of place.I never realized how overtly sexual Al was on this show. The only purpose women have for him is sexual gratification. Yep, that's the way it was. You just don't see that on TV shows anymore, even though TV is more sexualized than ever. His comments are funny though."McHenry's Tail o' the Cockk." Wow. I gotta find that restaurant! (Theres no WAY Hulu is gonna let that word on here. Nope, they didn't. Had to add an extra k, see if that works... )That's hilarious that Sam shoved Jason Priestly hard enough to knock him on his @ss! Nice.