Harvey

I really think the 4 of them under the same roof will be a birthing ground for great comedy. But also that it will lead the four of them to revisit their journeys together and make peace with all that has happened once and for all. Also, we might get more Sol and Grace this way. They have an entertaining dynamic but they only had like, only 3-4 scenes with just the 2 of them together so far.

Well I'm well into adulthood and I still don't know how to use one, neither does my best friend. There is nothing unrealistic about that.

When you think about it, it is really ludicrous she got that job. She barely has 1 year as an intern and that is ALL of her job experience. She has no credentials whatsoever, and she doesn't even have the experience to back her up in supervizing multiple companies. But it will be an interesting plotline so it must happen.

Didn't that happen already when she was drunk driving and went out to buy even more alcohol and due to her carelesness she left her car open and it was stolen with all her stuff in it while she was in the shop buying 100 miniature bottles of whatever drink she was in the mood for at the moment?

This can be said about the writers in general. When in doubt, they add conflict. That huge debate about Grace owning a gun a few seasons ago was an exaggerated version of this.

Completely agreed, he is the worst. But Robert has to remain on good terms with him since he makes the casting decisions for the musicals.

I agree completely. They keep giving Greg work partners who absolutely suck. First his assistant, now this. I don't understand why don't they see it does not work. There was no resolution for the Oliver storyline because it is part of a storyline that will develop across multiple upcoming episodes.

The Oliver teen helpline storyline is really amazing. I liked the rapport he had with his female supervisor. I want more! I knew all along that Anna Kat was faking her OCD behaviour. It was all too obvious.

For someone who kept up an affair for 20+ years, Robert sure has a problem keeping secrets this season.

I love these little glimpses we get into what a neglectful parent Grace was...using Mother's day as an excuse to get away from her family. Hilarious. And the message she left for the CEO of that other company was really funny as well.

Jessica was really great in this episode, her comments during brunch were on point. I loved her back and forth with Coyote. I really felt for Frankie when the cop told Grace not to take Frankie to shark thank, you could see it really hurt her. She rarely becomes this sad and it's not nice to see. 😞

Well that is one of the funniest aspects of the show so I'm fine with it.

He looks fine but he is not above average in the looks department like Alexis is. Of course neither is Patrick so they balance each other out.

Everything is not what it seems. There will be some major twist in the first 2 minutes of the next episode that changes up everything.

Well you are completely right. Both Ted and Patrick are unrealistically patient and good for the siblings. Alexis is at least stunningly beautiful and easier to get along with than David. But yeah not many would put up with them in real life they are too high maintenance. This point was actually raised to Dan Levy during an interview I think the GMA one but he didn't have anything to comment on it.

I love her too she is a great addition. Her little Segway into the public evaluation of Frankie's date outfit was adorable.

She is trying to fit in with Nick's rich friends that is why she dresses in a less provocative way.

This Jacob returns storyline is hysterical, it was funny when even Frankie agreed that he hates Grace. Barry and Mallory's boyfriends together are a bit much, and that freakout in the restaurant was horrible. Poor waiter guy.

My oh my. That was gold right there. Their interactions this season are so good.

It was adorable how excited Frankie was about her date with Jack. There was all this build up to the revelation of his secret but in the end I did not feel like it was such a big deal.

I have to say, watching Allison's friend be submitted to listening to Sol talk about jicama was too entertaining. I actually agreed with Brianna in this episode. At Say Grace, no one seems to be working very hard. They are just doing their jobs which they get paid for. They don't need extra appreciation for that. Might sound harsh but that's just true.

I remember people have long been asking for a Marjorie-related storyline at the start of the season. And finally here it is 😄

I like this change of Sol and Robert also moving to the beach house. I think it sets up interesting plotlines for season 4. It will be funny for sure.

I hope we will see more of Nick's family, both the son and the ex-wife were very entertaining to watch. The Frankie storyline reminded me of the time when Brianna hired that male hooker multiple times and secretely hoped he actually likes her. The same thing happened here. She saw the possibility of a Grace-replacement in that organizer woman but as soon as her hours were up, she was out of there. Can't buy affection. The ending of the episode, oh my god. So good! I loved the demonstration of how Grace tried to be honest, but caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror and couldn't bring herself to do it. And how happy Frankie was to show up for her. This season is really strong.