Ep 1. Dog Day Afternoon
- June 2, 2001
Mary-Kate & Ashley - So Little Time is a comedy sitcom series about two teenage girls, Riley and Chloe Carlson (played by real-life twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) who are the heiresses to a fashion empire. The show follows their daily lives full of drama, fashion, boys and everything in between.
Season 2 episode 1, "Dog Day Afternoon" finds Riley and Chloe trying to balance their social lives with their fashion business. The episode revolves around their desire to enjoy their summer vacation, but instead, they end up spending their day off at the office trying to complete some urgent work.
However, things don't go as planned when a little puppy wanders into the office which results in a series of hilarious and mischievous events. The girls decide to take the puppy named Pucci home, but they soon realize taking care of a puppy is not as easy as it looks.
Chloe and Riley are faced with a series of challenges, including figuring out how to walk the dog, feed him, and even clean up after him. The puppy seems to be causing more havoc than they imagined, and the girls find themselves struggling to balance taking care of the animal and completing their work.
As the episode progresses, Riley and Chloe try to take Pucci back to the office, but the little pup has other ideas. Soon, they are chasing the dog all over town, trying to catch him before he causes any more trouble.
Throughout the episode, the girls try to hide Pucci from their dad, who doesn't allow pets in their posh apartment. The girls' friend, Larry (played by Taylor Negron), also gets involved in the shenanigans, and they soon discover that they are in over their heads.
"Dog Day Afternoon" is a lighthearted and funny episode that showcases the challenges of being a teenager while balancing work and personal life. The episode is filled with laughter, drama and showcases the bond between sisters as they try to overcome challenges together.
Overall, fans of Mary-Kate & Ashley - So Little Time will love this episode for its comedic value and relatable storyline. It's an excellent way to start off season 2 and sets the tone for the rest of the series as the girls navigate their fashion empire and teenage life.
