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    Same here! This episode was one of my favorites for the same reason, as was Don't Tread on Pete, which today is far from my favorite episode, but had a lot of mystery to it watching it as a kid. I loved Are You Afraid of the Dark around the same time for similar reasons. There weren't many shows that had that sort of

    I can remember watching this episode both as a kid in its first run and more recently; it's a decent show, probably not the worst from this season but nowhere near the best. Splashdown! is next I think, and while its far from the first episode to celebrate summer in this series, I think it's one of the top 2-3 from

    David Martel gives a really great performance in this episode. I like this episode a lot, as well as 35 hours, but season 3 does have a different feel to it with the exception of a few episodes that manage to feel exactly like a season 1 or season 2 episode to me. I think the writing for this season is still pretty

    I agree on this episode watching it now as an adult, but it really stood out to me more than most P&P episodes at the time. This is one where I think I benefitted from being younger than most P&P viewers; the show's run was in my early elementary school years. I had never taken a test in my life but things like the

    This episode stuck with me more than most season 3 episodes for whatever reason. I like it, but I agree this episode takes a different direction than they probably would've gone with in the first 2 seasons if they began an episode with the Petes getting the house to themselves. Season 3 definitely has some episodes