UP ALL NIGHT “Week Off” Review


UP ALL NIGHT “Week Off” Season 1 Episode 10 – When a pipe bursts and floods Ava’s production office, Regan gets an unexpected vacation and drives everyone crazy in “Week Off,” this week’s episode of Up All Night.

Some people are worker bees. They are simply not happy unless they are doing something, rearranging something. I’m fortunate enough not to be one of those people, but for Regan, having a whole week off means that she gets to fix all of the things about Chris’s housekeeping that have apparently been bugging her. Like his junk drawer and the way he folds Amy’s clothes.

This rightfully rubs Chris the wrong way. He gave up a great career as a powerful and successful attorney to stay at home with Amy; he needs to have one little part of his over which he still has control and having Regan take that away from him doesn’t settle well.

I’ve been growing steadily happier with Chris as a character; it’s nice to see a show where men can be caregivers and women can be providers and it doesn’t cause massive amounts of drama. He may not fold socks the way Regan would, but he’s still a man staying at home washing baby clothes. Not something you see unless it’s constantly being played for jokes.

Speaking of characters growing up, Ava is getting better at the whole human being thing. She’s still awesomely self-centered when necessary, but by meeting Regan and Chris’s friend Kevin (Jason Lee), she’s starting to learn how to be normal. With Regan’s help, she finds a way to connect with Kevin’s daughter; the woman who have Amy a baby wallet might turn out to be a pretty good stepmother.

It was a very sweet episode of Up All Night, a nice, non-Thanksgiving themed offering.

What did you think of the episode? Let me know below!

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  • tasha

    I loved the sock fight– especially when Reagan slapped Chris with the sock duel challenge style.  And I gotta say– I’m with Chris on the socks– you ball them up, you don’t lose one of the pair. 

    I really like how they showed Chris’ decision to leave work to care for Amy was something he really wanted to do and not something imposed on him. 

    I also was very amused by Ava’s gibberish lyrics when she was singing Luck Be a Lady. ahh teriyaki…

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