S03.E06: Bye Bye Birdie

[jewel21]

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Harry hits rock bottom. Kate begins seeing the truth. Mike helps Liv face her greatest fear.

Airdate: 03/20/2024

[AnimeMania]

Josh Zaharia as Troy Torres

"Still my favorite, Judy "Snooper" Cooper"

[PurpleTentacle]

Whoops, never mind. Asked a dumb question because I wasn't watching in a crucial moment. A rewatch cleared it up.

Edited March 21 by PurpleTentacle

[NoReally]

"Wing job" cracked me up!

[kirinan]

Sometimes I get impatient with all the extra storylines in this show, but I really liked this episode. I love the friendship stories: Dan and Mike ice fishing; Mike standing behind Liv with her grandmother—and good for Liv for finally getting it all out, although I'm embarrassed to say I laughed out loud when Grandma dropped; Asta and D'Arcy and the passive-aggressive fight in the helicopter, which cracked me up (as did them arguing at the cabin, with Harry interjecting the occasional laugh-out-loud comments), and the way they were finally honest with each other.

I was also happy to see Joseph again (can't help it, I really like Enver Gjokaj, even as a bad guy), and I loved the scene of him and Heather arguing the nuances of "niece." 

Oh, and of course Bridget! I can't wait to see what happens there...

Edited March 23 by kirinan

[dwmarch]

Continuing my mapping of Ladysmith locations, we get an external shot of Asta's house here and she lives at 112 Roberts St, basically across from the clinic:

There are some other outside shots in this episode that are not in Ladysmith. Ben and Kate's house along with Liv's grandma's house are probably on the mainland.

[marinw]

I'm confused about Liv. IIRC, she is married. Isn't being supportive her husbands' job? In any case, I am loving the platonic relationship Liv has with work Husband Mike. I'm glad Mike is slowly becoming self-aware that he is getting in his own way of his happiness.

[Harvey]

I really liked the break-up scene and emotionally devastated Harry. And that deep fight between Asta and the red haired one. That is quality television and the acting was on point.🤯

[possibilities]

"It's not fair to Alvin!"

[amass]

That scene with Liv cursing out her grandmother was one of the funniest things I've ever watched on tv, made even better by the captions - each bleep had a _ _ _ _ lol

And right after when Mike asked her if she got the recipes and she thanked him for picking the lock I started giggling all over again 🤣🤣 

[meep.meep]

"We were never here!"

and baby alien is back!

[Affogato]

On 3/22/2024 at 8:14 PM, amass said:

That scene with Liv cursing out her grandmother was one of the funniest things I've ever watched on tv, made even better by the captions - each bleep had a _ _ _ _ lol

And right after when Mike asked her if she got the recipes and she thanked him for picking the lock I started giggling all over again 🤣🤣 

It was satisfying. Either the comic writer or people in the writer’s room had a narcissist in their lives growing up. Mike’s leap of personal growth was great, there is real hope for him.

I hope Arlo gets to rest up safely and finally gets his cheerios.