Ep 10. Future Shock
- TV-NR
- November 25, 1987
- 24 min
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8.0 (71)
Larry and Balki are excited when they decide to invest in a brand new invention that promises to revolutionize the way people communicate. Their enthusiasm soon turns to concern, however, when they start to worry that the new technology might be too advanced for them to understand. As they try to navigate the complex and ever-changing world of modern communication, Larry and Balki find themselves grappling with new challenges and unexpected obstacles.
Meanwhile, Jennifer and Mary Anne are busy planning a surprise party for Larry and Balki's upcoming birthdays. They enlist the help of the guys' friends and family, but things quickly go awry when one of the guests accidentally reveals the party's location to the birthday boys. Despite their initial disappointment at having the surprise ruined, Larry and Balki embrace the opportunity to spend time with their loved ones and celebrate together.
As the episode continues, Larry and Balki come face to face with the harsh realities of the future of technology. They discover that the device they invested in is not only incredibly advanced, but also prone to glitches and malfunctions. When their attempts to fix the problem only make things worse, they must turn to an unlikely source for help: their elderly neighbor, Mrs. Schlagwein.
As Mrs. Schlagwein shares her wisdom and perspective with Larry and Balki, they begin to see the value in embracing the past as well as the future. They come to realize that while technology can be useful and exciting, it's important not to lose sight of the human connections and relationships that make life meaningful.
In the end, Larry and Balki learn a valuable lesson about the importance of balance and moderation. They come away from their technology troubles with a newfound appreciation for the simple pleasures of life, and a renewed commitment to staying connected to the people and experiences that matter most. And with the surprise party still waiting for them, they have plenty of reasons to celebrate.