“Keys Phone Cash ID” is a gentle, sweet episode that's neither coddling nor saccharine.
Can Sam find inspiration from Tricia and Joel? That’s my hope. And with the gesture of offering the barn and the farm for Fred and Susan to host their wedding, we may finally be getting a gentler version of Sam who says yes more often than she snidely says no. This is someone who still playfully bristles at Joel’s affection so her turn toward earnestness feels like a move in the right direction.
but it’s so bighearted, its bright moments shine all the more. I’m just thankful we get to bask in its warmth week in and week out. for calling out Tricia’s sound on text tones. I know on TV it’s de rigueur to keep such sounds on to make sure we understand people are, I don’t know, texting or typing or answering calls, but as someone whose cell phone hasn’t made a mere beep in more than a decade, it was lovely to see it being called out as a rude practice.
Joel truly is out of this world: WHO SURVIVES OUT IN THE WORLD WITHOUT THEIR PHONE FOR AN ENTIRE DAY!? I agree with Sam on a lot of things but “most everything is better than children laughing” has to be a top-tier opinion I unabashedly agree with.I’ve never been to Kansas but “God this is a boring state...there’s nothing to look at” as images of plain fields whizzed by made me grin stupidly.
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