Usually this show is good, reliable and realistic. On this episode I don't know what the writers were on when they wrote it. Either that or they're basing the episode's premise on their lives, which must be unusual but they don't realize it. Or maybe simply they're way out of date by the early '90s when this aired. In the writers' world, every 17 year old, regardless of the generation, is ready to get married. Also in their world, everyone falls in deep, possibly permanent, love on vacation, whether they're trying to or not. Oh, and everyone they fall in love with and/or meet just happens to be rich. And these rich people will fall in love with middle class people who vacation there, and propose after a very short time. All of these things are very unlikely. We're supposed to suspend our disbelief this much, really? At least they didn't do the easy thing and still returned things to normal, as unrealistic as that ended up being with all of the preceding happening. The rest of the run of the show was better for it, and the show usually had its previous consistency. This sticks out as the most unbelievable sitcom episode I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot.
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