52. In Harmony's Way.
Written by: Scott Gray.
Aired: 17 June 2005.
At an auction, Yumi and Kaz accidentally sell Ami's diary to Harmony, who refuses to give it back. Ami and Yumi must become Harmony's best friend in order to get it back.
These girls and their manager just want to donate their old stuff.
These girls sure don't want Harmony to read Ami's diary.
Who would have thought Harmony was such a big Puffy fan?
Didn't Harmony have 1 cardboard cut-out of the girls?
Ha! These girls were the heads of the real Puffy!
Dinah--oh, sorry, Harmony, sure doesn't want the girls to snatch the diary off of her.
Ami sure has some boring secrets.
Wow! Ami sure was protective of her diary. Of course, anyone would be. The fact that the girls failed to get that diary off of Harmony let it down a little. Some say that the Family Guy episode with the same title stole the idea for the title from this. I say that's just a mere coincidence. All in all, not a masterpiece, this episode.
My rating: 9/10.
53. Time Off.
Written by: Guy Toubes.
Aired: 17 June 2005.
Yumi is tired of Ami always waking her up early, so Yumi sets Ami's clock backwards by 5 seconds. The clock affects Ami as she loses her sense of timing.
One thing that puzzles me about this episode is that nobody was wearing pyjamas to bed.
A joke involving a rabbit haircut.
Ami is only 5 seconds back?
Look at Ami in the past and future!
Ami actually mistook Yumi for her mum?
Good work, stopping Ami from diving.
Ami just stopped in her tracks?
When you think this show couldn't get this surreal, it gets this surreal. Ami sure is following her alarm clock, affecting real world time. It shows the characters not wearing pyjamas, although they did wear pyjamas in Hungry Yumi. It is funny, but not the best.
My rating: 9.5/10.
54. Home Insecurity.
Written by: Scott Gray.
Aired: 17 June 2005.
Yumi is tired of Ami using her stuff without her permission, so Yumi gets a security system that attacks whoever comes into her room. But, the security system soon targets Yumi herself.
Yeah, bad manners Yumi has.
Ami's computer sure has a virus.
Happy email!
Look at that cute yak dancing on Yumi's head.
Ami stealing a plunger?
Ami, all zapped by an evil machine, PAL!
You have got to be kidding me!
Good work, Yumi! PAL's dead!
Ami is the one with the dancing cute yak.
Alright, out of the entire episode, this mini-sode is the weakest. Yumi is completely out of character, and it even introduces my least favourite villain of the series, PAL. He sure is quick to turn on Yumi. Just shows that she shouldn't have been obsessive with Ami taking her things without asking. Good thing Yumi killed PAL in the end. But I will admit, it does pay homage to arcade games.
My rating: 8/10.
Final thoughts:
Another good episode. Not the best. Although not many laughs, just Harmony trying to get away from Ami and Yumi to read Ami's diary, Ami being messed with her alarm clock, and Yumi being out of character about Ami taking her stuff. Not bad either way.
Episode rating: 9/10.
Season 2 scorecard:
1. Koi Fish: 10/10.
2. Arbour Day: 9.5/10.
3. Ami Ami: 10/10.
4. Visiting Hours: 9/10.
5. Kitty Kontest: 9.5/10.
6. Chow Down: 9.5/10.
7. Hungry Yumi: 9.5/10.
8. The Oddyguard: 10/10.
9. Song Sung Bad: 10/10.
10. Helping Hand: 10/10.
11. Neat Freak: 9.5/10.
12. Hypno Kaz: 10/10.
13. In Harmony's Way: 9/10.
14. Time Off: 9.5/10.
15. Home Insecurity: 8/10.
Season 2 so far: 9.6/10.
Come on, it wasn't PAL's fault for turning out on Yumi so fast. He was simply malfunctioning.
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