Even Stevens Ranked!

I don’t even know what to say about this one. Louis is my favorite character, so I’m usually not too crazy about certain Ren-centric plots. Sometimes, Louis’ subplot will be enough to save the episode… But, unfortunately, neither plot does enough for me here. This episode is just kinda… There. Not to mention, somewhat forgettable. Ren organizes a one-time, “Mother/Daughter Bowl-O-Rama fundraiser” to raise money for the school. After participating in it with her mom, Ren becomes embarrassed because Eileen was slightly obnoxious and bowled straight gutter balls all night. But Eileen had a blast and thought they were a big hit, so she signs them up for a weekly Mother/Daughter bowling league. Ren’s not too happy. So.. What’s Louis’ subplot, you ask? He hires a butler named Chives for a week, with money he won from a stinky feet competition. Yeah. “Master Stevens is present” Chives says in a posh British accent during roll call while he makes Louis a frappé and the fancy, rich s

Here we go! Let the countdown commence!!! Coming in dead last, is  “In Ren We Trust.”  This has always been the most forgettable episode of the entire series for some reason, in my opinion. I always forget that it exists. I only remember, like.. 2 scenes from it. As I sit here watching it for my series re-watch, it almost feels like I’m viewing a never before seen episode because that’s how much I do not remember it. (I actually kinda like that it feels so fresh, though. I’d die for never before seen episodes of this show.) I feel like I always forget about it because this episode marks the height of the show’s ridiculousness. Beans is walking through Lawrence Jr. High with a pooping pony. Principal Wexler interrogates Louis with the help of a hillbilly bluegrass band. It’s… A lot. The gang finds a briefcase in the bushes at Lawrence Jr. High filled with $4,412 dollars. Louis, Twitty, Tom, Monique, and Ruby are super excited and plan on dividing it between them. But, Ren is all  “T