B is doing big-shot corporate lawyer stuff, blah blah blah. As far as Hazel knows (or is willing to tell Rosie), Mr. George and Dorothy, we learn, went to the Middle East for business. I'm not saying Hazel answers them in a satisfying way, but she does answer them. I know because my wife sat down with me to watch this one, and when I told her what was going to happen, she started peppering me with queries. It's kind of funny, actually, because one by one, the two Sunshine Girl cohorts cover just about all the questions the audience has about what's going on. One of the worst things about the "transition" from season 4 to season 5 is that the Baxters (the real ones, that is) leave off camera, and it's left to Hazel to tell the audience, via a convo with her busybody friend Rosie, what happened to force this jarring change. As Steve Baxter, Ray Fulmer has a pleasant enough Dick-Sargentesque presence, but compared to DeFore he is-forgive me-a scrub. Nobody does "taken aback" like Don DeFore, and his quiet exasperation at Hazel's antics led to a handful of great sitcom actor "takes" in every single episode. The REAL loss of season 5 is, of course, Mr. Fact is, the show never gave Dorothy much that was interesting to do, so she isn't conspicuous by her absence. As for the women of the show, well, Lynn Borden as Barbara is gorgeous Whitney Blake as Dorothy is.Meredith Baxter's mom. Susie is not the problem, as she means very little one way or the other, though in one episode I saw, she was terrorizing the family cat, wrecking Hazel's meals, and generally showing signs of a budding young sociopath. B's brother Steve, his wife Barbara, and their non-entity daughter Susie, and demanding the return of MY Baxters. I've seen a good batch of these episodes, and while I enjoy them because it's still Hazel and because I've never seen them before, it just isn't the same.
#HAZEL 4 TORRENT TV#
B and Dorothy, AKA Missy.Īs Antenna TV winds up its first complete cycle of the series, I think it's fair to say that fifth season ain't getting any better. Oh, they call themselves "the Baxters," this 3-piece family Hazel and Harold move in with for the series' fifth and final season, but they are a weak substitute for the real deal, George, AKA Mr. Well, it's shocking to ME to see good ol' domestic engineer extraordinaire Hazel serving someone other than the Baxters.
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