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I loved that Katy could get Tammi to do the break-in simply by telling her to "be cool". Hilarious 😄 It was sweet how supportive Oliver was all through the episode towards Cooper ❤️ . Their friendship is adorable.

Air date: 2021, February 10

I have to say, the actress playing that nurse did real good. She was a delight. I like that Calvin and Tina are so into each other as seen in that last scene. It has been the part of different running gags since season 1 and it's always funny.

Maybe now that she is studying something she is actually interested in? (psychology). That might be an explanation...

Christina looked so pretty with that Nigerian styled head piece on her ❤️ Also, wow. Douglas's dancing to that "Work it, girl" song was so hot. It did things to me.

I thought that was a good and necessary comment. How old is Jonah, around 34? He is not young by any means, and yet what did he make of his life? Nothing. No qualifications, no valuable work experience. All he is good at is retail (and even that is questionable, he can't even work with minors for the next 6 weeks). He likes to brag about "doing a year of business school" but we had an episode that demonstrated how worthless that is. His one hope for a better life was getting with Amy.

This was the best one in a while. I liked how Kat kept inadvertently messing with that one girl in the Gym, that was really funny 😄 .

Watching the opening scene with Grace getting stuck in traffic was painful...everyone loses in that situation. Poor her 😞 In contrast, I loved the scene where Michelle tried to help her. Grace did well under her guidance, and it was nice of Michelle to try to impart her with more important knowledge for later down the line. She is so nurturing ❤️ .

Tony calling Sandra "mom" is so precious ❤️ Also, can the show give Jonah a win please?

I loved the opening scene, when Greg mentioned having a cold one and watching the game in peace. Katy's assumption about sports and beer was fair, but I love how they took it into a completely different direction and it made sense for Greg's character 😄 . And the way they laughed about it together was so cute. These moments that demonstrate them working well together as a couple are so precious ❤️ .

If you liked this, you will love season 2. It will be based on the second book of the book series, which is universally acknowledged to be the best one.

While I love Shannon, I am sure she is not the one Wade will end up with. The more we get to know her, the more we find out that she is kind of a mess. She doesn't gel well with Wade or the rest of the group. There were hints of this with her attitude towards consuming alcohol vs. everyone else's, and that lobster story that made the others think of her as a weirdo, plus the husband living situation. Wade keeps overlooking everything because they had that meet cute moment in last season's finale and he is infatuated with her. But I think (if the show doesn't get cancelled/ gets to tell it's story) he would realize that he makes too many compromises in the relationships and even though he may like her, they are not a good fit, or some version of that. And then he would reenter the dating pool.

Dina Fox, Glenn Sturgis, Amy Sosa, Jonah Simms, Mateo Liwanag.

I thought this episode was better than last week's. Many of the jokes were more clever and I was shocked our main couple actually kissed 😮 .

Calling it now, she will be Regina George-d and gets hit by a bus.

The beginning sequence with Wade and Shannon in her kitchen was shot so well. It was spectacular 😮 Delia trying to suck up to Shannon was hilarious 😄 . I loved it when she offered to get her muffins.

My oh my, Marcus living with Jonah? Can we get that as a spin-off instead of Bo and Cheyenne? I would watch that show.

Yeah it's pretty clear that the episode that explained Taylor's personal change and how she got into college would have been included in one of the 2 episodes of last season that were not shot because of the virus. I don't get why doesn't the show just do a flashback scene or come up with another explanation for the difference. They just pretend we actually saw those episodes.

It is nice that the show touched on Katy feeling isolated and lonely - something many of us had to deal with lately. I continue loving the scenes with Oliver at teen help line. His co-worker is just hilarious.

Well there you have it folks, it is now officially the biggest netflix show ever: https://deadline.com/2021/01/bridgerton-netflix-viewership-record-biggest-series-ever-1234681242/

The "any man would be lucky to have one of your organs inside of them" joke was so unexpected and funny 😄 .

Abishola's mom is next level stupid and pathetic. She cares more about her own reputation (not Abishola's), than her daughter's happiness. And you just know Abishola sends her money every month. Ingrate. Even Kofu and Goodwin were pointless. Why would Abishola need to be concerned about her reputation in Nigeria? She doesn't even live there and if she gets married to Bob, she certainly won't be going back. Bob definitely was in the wrong when he tried to bribe Tayo, though. That crossed a line. Overall, I am surprised the writers decided to wrap up this storyline in just 2 episodes, and didn't drag it out. It's all for the best though.

Seems like this week's episode will be good.

I want to see Trevor again 😞