REVIEW: CRASH AND BERNSTEIN “UNDERCOVER CRASH”

 

 

Spoilers Below

After the guys give back a stolen car, Wyatt starts noticing that Crash is constantly stealing stuff that isn’t his. Worse yet, the stolen goods aren’t just small items, rather we are talking thousands of dollars worth of merchandise sitting in the Bernstein bedroom. A lot of the stuff comes from Pesto’s arcade and so the guys decide to sneak past said Pesto to put back the stuff they stole without being seen. Thankfully, they are able to sway the easily affable Pesto out the door, and Crash is able to return the merch without being spotted by security cameras.

Crash ends up giving the rest of the stolen goods to an old lady at the arcade of whom is going to be using it for charity but that’s not even the weirdest thing that happens! As we all know Pesto has a thing for Amanda, and Amanda wants to get a new phone from behind his prize counter, so she starts working in some negotiation tactics to get the price down. Cleo, as it turns out, has a bit of a crush on Pesto, so now we’ve got a war between sisters! Unfortunately, that’s not the only battles being fought as Crash gets a visit from the police department. Strangely enough, the nice old lady took the donations from Crash and resold them for a profit! But, when the cops try and get info from Crash, he accidentally blurts out that he stole all of that merchandise!

Fortunately for Crash, the cops decide not to press charges if the stuffed one helps with the investigation with the old lady. Turns out Crash has to go undercover and catch the old lady, Doris, in the act.  However, the lady smartens up and a big ol’ fist fight ensues between Crash and Doris that eventually lands the old lady in jail.

Wow, I kinda missed me some Crash and Bernstein in what seemed like forever! The plot with Pesto, Amanda, and Cleo really didn’t do much for me nor did it really go anywhere. However, the main plot with Crash and Bernstein was quite a lot of fun and where well directed. As a matter of fact I don’t think the fight between Crash and Doris could’ve been choreographed any better and I think both parties deserve their fair share of the praise. It really got good in the glow in the dark room, but Cole Jenson doesn’t exactly fight like a dude. Oh yea, Aaron Landon is kind of a terrible actor. He constantly sounds like he is reading off of cue cards and his character is becoming more and more pretentious every week. That said, this episode was solid and should definitely be watched.

 

(8.0 out of 10)