Till Death Do Us Part
As the new season beings a major change as occured between Paris and Nicole: instead of being BFF's as they where for their entire lives, they are now bitter rivals. This is introduced in a rather crappyly written teaser that show Paris buying Nicole a "bitch" cookie, and Nicole letting Paris's dog loose in a Coffee Shop.
But once the teaser is finished, the hyjinx of season past starts to insue as Paris and Nicole learn that over the next couple of months they will be taking the place of mothers and wives in families to learn domestic skills and techniques, and what it is really like to be raising a family. But this time they will be doing everything seperatly on different days (for the well being of the families).
In this episode the girls are required to wear pregnancy suites, do household chorse, take care of a four-year-old girl, and keep the husband of the family entertained. Paris basically goes through the motions by making fun of the name the family has picked out for the new baby, freaking out over the prospect of a birthing video, and insisting upon shopping while in the midst of a 'practice hopsital run.' Nicole on the other hand gets thing going in a very interesting way, she doesn't waste any times at all as about 10 minutes after taking over the chores she decided to drive to a local bar and do Teqela shots (wll wearing the pregnancy suite) enjoying the shocked looks of all the onlookers. After her adventure in the bar she decided to shave the husband's 'nipple hair,' 'assume the position' with the husband at a lamaze class, and then take the husband to a strip club (calling his wife in the middle of his lap dance).
The first two seasons where really entertaining in that "This shouldn't be funny, but for some reason I can't stop laughing" kinda way, but with season three formula started to get really stale and downright boring to a point. But with the new formula (and the rivalry as a subplot, not the mention the completely restaffed writers room) a breath of fresh air has been brought to the series.
B+