Full Heap

Full Heap is the first episode of the Married... with Children and Top of the Heap spin-off series Vinnie & Bobby. Written by Ellen L. Fogle, the episode was directed by James Widdoes. It first aired on FOX on May 30, 1992.

Synopsis

Dull-witted Vinnie Verducci, no longer living with his father, takes a new job at a construction site and lets Bobby Grazzo, a fellow construction worker and friend stay at his place until he can't afford the rent anymore and asks him to help pay it. Meanwhile, Mona Mullins is still pursuing Vinnie whom she still has a world-sized crush on.

Full episode summary

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Cast

Regular Cast

• Matt LeBlanc as Vinnie Verducci
• Robert Torti as Bobby Grazzo
• John Pinette as William Melvin Belli
• Joey Adams as Mona Mullins
• Ron Taylor as Stanley
• Sharyn Leavitt as Winnie

Guest Stars

• Carey Eidel as Carey Carricarol
• Mike Genovese as Jim Wotowski
• Carol Rosenthal as Carol Carricarol
• Jeff Hochendoner as Man
• Anndi McAfee as Sunshine Girl

Notes

Trivia

• First appearance of Belli, Stanley and Winnie
• First appearance of the show's theme song and opening credits
• Mona is now 17 years old as of the start of the episode. She also appears to be dressing more maturely compared to her previously appearances on Top of the Heap.
• Vinnie's hair is also notably longer compared to his previous appearances on TOTH.
• The Sunshine Girl who punches Vinnie is wearing the same "Chipmunk" uniform as the girl who tries to sell Al Bundy cookies at the beginning of the Season 4 episode, "At the Zoo".

Cultural References

• William mentions the convenience store chain, 7-Eleven and its carbonated slushie drink, Slurpee.
• Bobby and Vinnie's co-workers stop by and watch the FOX teen primetime drama, Beverly Hills, 90210. They also mention the characters Brenda Walsh and Dylan McKay, while also referencing Dylan's addiction. problem.
• After complaining about the kids on Beverly Hills, 90210 not eating enough, William mentions Hoss Cartwright from the Western series, Bonanza.