Ep 21. My Brother, Myself

In the season 3 episode 21 of Perfect Strangers titled "My Brother, Myself", Larry and Balki's relationship takes center stage once again as they continue to navigate their unique living arrangements. In this episode, Larry becomes jealous of Balki's close relationship with his brother, whom he has not seen in over six years.

As Balki prepares for his brother's visit, he excitedly shares memories and stories with Larry, leaving him feeling left out and envious of their bond. When Balki's brother arrives, Larry can't help but compare their relationship to his own with his brother, whom he has not seen or spoken to in years.

As the two brothers bond over shared experiences and childhood stories, Larry can't help but feel left out and jealous. He begins to question his own relationship with his brother and whether he has missed out on the closeness that Balki and his brother share.

Throughout the episode, Larry struggles to come to terms with his feelings of jealousy and inadequacy, while Balki tries to balance his relationships with both Larry and his brother. As the episode progresses, Larry realizes that he can still develop a stronger relationship with his own brother, regardless of the past.

Overall, "My Brother, Myself" explores themes of jealousy, sibling relationships, and the complexities of living with a roommate who becomes more like family. The episode is both humorous and heartfelt, showcasing the strong bond between Larry and Balki while also diving deeper into their individual struggles and insecurities.