The Parkers Season 1 Episode 12 Bad to the Bone
- January 3, 2000
- 20 min
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The Parkers season 1 episode 12, titled "Bad to the Bone," follows the hilarious antics of the mother-daughter duo, Nikki and Kim Parker. In this episode, the Parkers find themselves in a bind when their car breaks down on the way to a family reunion in Buffalo, New York. Desperate for transportation, they stumble upon an old junkyard with a vintage car that catches Nikki's eye. Against her better judgment, Nikki buys the car and decides to fix it up for the road trip.
However, their joyride hits a bump in the road when they realize that the car is cursed and has supernatural abilities. They soon find themselves in an eerie situation where the car has a mind of its own, taking them on a wild ride through town. In typical Parkers fashion, they make the most of their predicament, singing and dancing their way through the hiccups while still trying to make it to the reunion.
Meanwhile, Kim is trying to impress her crush, Stanley, who happens to be on the same road trip. She attempts to show off her fashionable outfit and dancing skills, but her efforts are in vain, and she ends up making a fool of herself in front of Stanley. However, she doesn't give up and continues to pursue him, much to Nikki's annoyance.
As they drive through town, the Parkers encounter various strange events, causing Nikki to suspect that the car is indeed cursed. They finally arrive at the family reunion, but things take a turn for the worse when the car goes berserk and knocks over tables and chairs. The Parkers ultimately decide to get rid of the car, but not before a final showdown with the supernatural forces behind the curse.
"Bad to the Bone" is a hilarious and entertaining episode that showcases the Parkers' never-ending ability to find themselves in absurd and amusing situations. It's a testament to the series' unique brand of humor, which combines slapstick comedy with heartwarming moments of family bonding. Fans of the show will love this episode, as it embodies the spirit of The Parkers and leaves them wanting more.
