This season, the series has yet to meet a thorny plot it can't neatly solve within an episode’s time.
has yet to meet a thorny plot it cannot neatly solve within an episode’s time. And so, yes, Nate does eventually get out of bed at his parents’ place, and Keeley, swallowing her pride, allows Rebecca to help her out, and both seem, by episode’s end, to have found their footing once again. Their crises of confidence are shown to be mere speed bumps that maybe will get them folded back into the fabric of the show with more finesse than we’ve seen this entire season.
Roy’s “ROY/Red Yellow Orange” shirt may have gotten the spotlight , but I’m going to need the show to acknowledge Trent Crimm’s A-plus tee game at some point. His Dolly one this week? Chef’s kiss.Funny: the photo of Rebecca that Keeley has on her phone. Not funny: the fact that Rebecca has Rupert as “The Devil” on her phone
If nothing else, I’m glad Sam Richardson got to showcase his great accent work, even if I remain unconvinced we needed another visit from his Edwin Afuko, who apparently is a cartoonish villain whose sole purpose is to ruin Sam’s life and, in true supervillain mode, has decided he wants to make football unaffordable and profitable in equal measure.
Ted saying “He’s a talented little boy” about Hockney serves as a reminder that only intermittently are we getting folksy Ted as of late. Honestly, I’m so happy we get more of Barbara because deadpan lines like “I like clothes that tell the truth” are one of the few bright spots this season has offered us.
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