El Pollo Loco

Season 1Episode 1530 minFeb. 11, 1996
El Pollo Loco
Kim decides to take a vacation from the show so she can spend time at home cooking for Mike, but she soon learns there's more to good food than following the recipe. Meanwhile, Gary takes over for her and blows his first task -- literally.
El Pollo Loco has aired on Feb. 11, 1996 at 20:30
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