Family Feud - Growing Up Gotti, Season 2, Episode 14
Posted on Tue 19 Apr 2005 (2155 reads)
Mrs. Agnello Victoria’s entrepreneurship is at an all time high. Not only is she a writer (for her own magazine), actress, and business woman she also has a cook book which feature her famous recipes. In this episode Victoria has a photo shoot for the cook book and while she is doing that she tells Luigi to move some piece’s of furniture from the guest house to the dinning room and kitchen (if it was for the photo shoot I’m not sure). Luigi and some other guy are moving furniture which looks very heavy, while Robert is yelling at them to not drop it and laughing at them (which I thought was very rude) Luigi tells Robert to shut up. And after another argument about which door to carry the furniture through Luigi is fed up and tells Robert to f*** himself, and that he will kick his ass. Robert start whining and yells to Victoria: ‘He’s threatening me! He’s cursing at me!’ what a baby! I’d like to see Robert move some of that furniture. Meanwhile, the photo shoot is at a halt because Frankie isn’t home yet and the photographer wants to take a picture of all them sitting in the dining room. Victoria mentions that Frank has lost 100 pounds in eight months! Wow! After waiting for a couple of hours, Frankie finally gets home and doesn’t want to change for the photo shoot, saying that he is tired and has a life. I have to say, I was very surprised by his behavior I would have expected that kind of conduct from Carmine and John, but I guess he’s just following in his brother’s foot steps. When the photo shoot was finished Victoria found Robert and Luigi arguing, again, about Luigi’s wearing shoes on the beige rug. Victoria says they act like an old married couple and suggests they see a psychologist. They agree. Not only is Victoria coming out with a book, so is Frankie! About teenage weight loss. He also has a photo shoot the next day for his book. Victoria decides that Frankie needs to learn about time management so she hires and expert to come and teach him. When the lady arrived Frankie did not want to come out and she noted that that was a perfect example. Instead the lady goes and talks to Carmine about time management, at least he looked a little more interested. Frankie finally comes down (after being late one hour and fifteen minutes!). She tells him that it is disrespectful to be late because you are saying that your time is more valuable then the other person’s, which I completely agree with. After a lecture Frankie says that he will be there on time for his photo shoot. Luigi and Robert are supposed to meet for social therapy. When they walk in, Luigi informs Robert that he is there to help Robert be a better guy, and not for himself. When they go in for their therapy session they both start talking at the same time and I felt really bad for that therapist because she had to listen to both of them at once. It is the day for Frankie’s photo shoot and he is getting a hair cut. He is later dressed in athletic clothes and they want him to do exercise movements with dumbbells, but when they tell him to do a push up he opposes because the dog pissed all over the floor. Gross! Back to the therapy session they discover that Luigi’s problem is that he doesn’t listen to anyone! The therapist concludes that they like their relationship the way it is because they are both passionate people and that is their way. Back to Frankie’s photo shoot. He did the pushup’s later and he looked gorgeous! After the photo shoot was over he told the photographer that he was sorry for his attitude the day before. Aaaw! That was cute. Looks like we got our old, innocent Frank back. Robert and Lui come back to the house and they work together on putting the TV back in it’s place, and they were proud of their team work. Later we see a picture of the cover for Frankie’s book and it looks really good. I just might buy book. So, whether they are arguing or getting along the Gotti house is always full of one thing: love. Disclaimer: The name Mrs.Agnello is just a pen name, I wish my actual last name was Agnello!

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