Brian asked me to go get burritos for everybody, but can you do it, please? Groban: (Sputters) (No accent): Oh, hey, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan. Short nails on your left because, well, you finger with it. Groban: May I? Long nails on your right hand. I wouldn't sell it to you even if you wanted me to. Groban: That is the worst riff I've ever played in my life. Groban: (Irish brogue): I can get you a good deal on that. Tyler isn’t comfortable with Groban’s brazen behavior and the teens leave.Ĭlementine: This one's cool. Groban, using a fake Irish brogue, openly flirts with Clementine.
Young Tyler (Niall Cunningham) brings girlfriend Clementine (Hunter King) along as he shops for a new guitar.
It’s pop music star Josh Groban playing a guitar salesman. She finds it a sweet gesture and Tim reaps the benefits.īut wait. Trying unsuccessfully to convince Heather that Heater is a swell nickname, Tim finally comes clean and shows Heather the mistake. Nothing says happy Valentine’s Day like a branding or genital spearing. Kat Von D: You sure you want to get that? Tattoos are forever. I was thinking maybe something like that? I gotta make a big splash with my wife for Valentine's Day. Tim: I think I only have time for the one mutilation today. Kat Von D: Well, I mean, we also do piercings, branding, genital spearings. Tim: It looks like you already took all of them.
He intends to have “I heart Heather” inked onto his shoulder but walks out with “I heart Heater” instead. on CBS.Popular celeb tattoo artist Kat Von D guest stars in CBS’s Life in Pieces Valentine’s Day episode titled “Tattoo Valentine Guitar Pregnant.” Tim (Dan Bakkedahl), hoping to surprise Heather (Betsy Brandt) with a Valentine’s Day gesture of a tattoo, visits a tattoo shop with a design in mind. Life in Pieces airs on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Maybe if CBS scraps the current concept and re-builds the show, it might be worth watching. It’s possible that the next episode could be better, but with a title like “Interupts Date Breast Movin,” it is doubtful. Life in Pieces certainly covers themes that we can all relate to, and like the other shows mentioned, creates unrealistic scenarios, but without the skilled writing that brings a balance of heart and humor. In contrast, what makes other family-centered shows like The Middle and Modern Family so likeable is that we can relate to them. That’s the best way to describe the show – it just feels “off.” Though the show does deliver a few great lines, many fall flat. The show tries hard to take a moment of two for sentimentality, but even that feels off. It seems that it will be clear of any sex talk, but we’re not safe here either. It’s John’s birthday and he thought it would be great to hold a mock funeral for the occasion. This is supposed to be adorable, but instead it’s just lame.įinally, the fourth story comes. There is also some discussion on how the parents have lied to their youngest daughter about the reality of Santa Claus. Then, back at the hotel, fearing the empty nest syndrome, Heather tells Tim that she wants to have another baby. The third story deals with Heather and Tim delivering their son to visit a college. Like most parents, they are overwhelmed and Jen is overly concerned with what the baby did to her body. The second story deals with Greg and Jen dealing with being parents for the first time. She lives with her emotionally unhinged ex-fiancé and he lives with his parents. The first story features dating couple Matt and Colleen looking for a place to have sex. Now, I don’t have a problem with a show talking about sex in general, especially if the talk is between husband and wife, but in most cases with the pilot, the scenarios and talk were crude and tasteless. Remarkably, a show about family managed to weave in the subject of sex in each of the four stories. As each story passes, you hope that the next one gets better. Though the pilot episode has a few promising moments, it all goes downhill pretty quickly. Youngest Brother and his wife: Greg (Colin Hanks) and Jen (Zoe Lister-Jones) Middle brother and his girlfriend: Matt (Thomas Sadoski) and Colleen (Angelique Cabral) Oldest sister and her family: Heather (Betsy Brandt) and husband Tim (Dan Bakkedahl) and their three children: Tyler (Niall Cunningham), Samantha (Holly J. Patriarch and matriarch of the family: John (James Brolin) and Joan (Dianne Wiest) The show partially gets its name from that fact that each half hour episode is divided up into four short stories about one large family.
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