nymusix March 4, 2014 Share March 4, 2014 After Bert successfully reads 100 books, Kate and Pete throw him his dream birthday party; Warren befriends the guy Hillary has a crush on. 1 Link to comment
joshleejosh March 7, 2014 Share March 7, 2014 The question this episode asks is: How much Bert can you handle? The answer is: As much Bert as you are willing to dish out. 2 Link to comment
Tara Ariano March 7, 2014 Share March 7, 2014 Bert and Diane may be the only characters I care about. When they got pulled over I was like, "Diane's not getting a ticket." Link to comment
purplemouth March 11, 2014 Share March 11, 2014 I wish every day was Bert day! They really found a goldmine in Albert Tsai. The dirty cake was a cheap plot point and I wish they had been a little more original there, but I still loved this episode. 2 Link to comment
fastiller April 10, 2014 Share April 10, 2014 They really found a goldmine in Albert Tsai.~ ~ purplemouth They really did, didn't they? I'd love some back story on the decision to adopt Bert. Or, is Bert Jackie's biological son adopted by Pete? If that's the case it adds to the bramble-ness of the family tree. Link to comment
halgia April 10, 2014 Share April 10, 2014 Or, is Bert Jackie's biological son adopted by Pete? Well, he's said "I'm from China!" a time or two, so if so Jackie was living in China at the time. (I'm pretty sure he was adopted by both of them.) Link to comment
Actionmage April 23, 2014 Share April 23, 2014 (also posted on TWoP) So glad I caught Happy Burt's Day on repeat! I already love that guy and this episode was fun, even as it was more focused on adult drama ( to be fair, they all nailed the storylines! ) Burt had at least three costume changes and was generally cool. Warren was sweetly dorky with his wanting to be friends with Hilary's crush. As for the party, I felt so bad for the poor fire eater, as I was supposed to, but really? Once may be funny, but twice? Anyhow, that of course the wine moms were not cool was no surprise, but I was hoping for Kate to invite Jackie over to sit instead of waiting until the bitches to start ragging on Jackie to stand up for Jackie. Speaking of "nasty, and not in the good way", what the heck did Diane do once they got to the hospital? That cop could've wanted to come in and make sure Pete was okay. So glad Diane had the outcome she did. I now will be on the look out for when I can use "it tastes like vanilla...and wool!" I am glad that the wives get along, bumps and all. It's nice to see relatively angst-free families, because everyday life can throw weird crap at you that can cause all sorts of drama that has nothing to do with who's sexing who. (Though, we need more Russ Bradley Morrison! Maybe a bit more Meg, too.) Link to comment
readster April 23, 2014 Share April 23, 2014 The truth is both Diane and Jackie are so full of themselves or think they are the best that they do very vindictive things. Here with Diane because the world revolves around her she feels she can cut in line. Trick police officers into thinking someone is having a heart attack and of course said herself: "That's Doctor!" With Jackie, she thinks she knows best about her way of life and that everyone should cater to her or like her no matter what. Despite wives 1 and 2 being complete opposites personality wise they are both the same. They feel the world needs to revolve around them while Kate just tries to go with the flow or enjoy life and doesn't want to be too serious but at the same time not too demanding either. Link to comment
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