From: phoenix@mediaone.net   
      
   Chris Kern wrote:   
      
   >Episode 184 - The two alone at night!  Usagi's pinch!   
   >   
   >For me, this is hands down the funniest episode of the entire series.   
   >If I list all the funny parts it will just be a summary of the   
   >episode, but I especially like Ami peeking through her hands when   
   >Seiya has the towel on.   
      
   Really, this episode was priceless. It's not the funniest in the whole   
   series for me, but it is definitely the funniest of the season. And I   
   also liked Ami peeking through her fingers. Heh, she tries so hard to   
   be noble, but often falls just a little short. For the second time,   
   Michiru points out that Haruka doesn't like popular men. Usagi is   
   hiding with Seiya, Rei is hiding with Yaten, Ami and Mako are hiding   
   with Taiki and poor Minako is forgotten, stuck to the wall yet again.   
   I count a total of 11 henshins (4 inners, 2 outers, 3 Starlights and 2   
   villains) and one monster transformation in that one small house. It   
   had to look like an explosion of lights coming alternately from every   
   window of the house including the attic. What must the neighbors be   
   thinking. :)   
      
   We see a Moon Tiara Action with a pizza pie, U&M embarrassed when   
   Siren pointed out they were standing on the table with their shoes on.   
   The U&N rose petals really do appear (Siren comments on them).   
      
   As Chris said, the list is endless.   
      
   BTW, Usagi said the room was 12 mats, which in Japanese standards is   
   pretty big, 210 square feet or about 15 x 15 feet.   
      
   Also, Crow is frantically attempting to help poor air-headed Siren to   
   look good in front of Galaxia. This is why I love anime. They don't   
   see a need to spell out a loving relationship in single syllable   
   words.   
      
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   Phoenix   
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