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(Side note: I assume, because D is French, that her kids might have dual citizenship/French passports? Because that’s the only way Sophie could get into the country during the pandemic, right?)Īfter Sophie goes inside, Gary cries a little, says, “I’m so sorry, Jon,” and then puts his fist through his car window. Then he drives her to the airport, where she boards a plane to France to go be with Delilah. In the end, what Sophie needs is to hear that Jon would still be proud of her, and Gary provides that. Angry, Maggie reiterates that what happened is about Sophie, not him, and he needs to listen to what the teen needs. “If I hadn’t tried to fix you, you wouldn’t be standing there right now,” he spits back. Maggie reasserts that Peter is the only one at fault for what happened, but Gary has to stop trying to fix everything. He was just using me.”Īnd when Maggie confronts Gary about what he’s done, he admits that he feels responsible for what happened to Sophie: After all, he was the person who first mentioned Jon’s death to the lecherous guitar teacher. As she cries, she says she wasn’t even good enough to get into Peter’s program: “He was right. She starts playing but soon stops, closing the laptop and running up to her room. And when one of the judges mentions that Peter spoke highly of her, it throws her. At Sophie’s request, he’s in the room when she gives her virtual audition. Gary counters that Soph shouldn’t have to lose a year because of what Peter did, but Mags strongly urges him to back off. Maggie, however, warns Gary that Sophie needs time and space to deal with what’s happened to her. And Gary gives her such a strong pep talk that she decides to go through with her audition even though she’s feeling shaky about it (and everything). Sophie obviously hasn’t bounced right back after what happened in the last episode with Peter, but she’s hanging in. HEY THERE, DELILAH | We get our first glimpse of Delilah in quite some time when she videocalls her family to say that she can’t get off the standby list and therefore won’t be able to get home in time for Sophie’s Massachusetts Music Institute audition. Read on for the highlights of “Redefine.” And then both of the Howard men finish the hour having a nightcap with Florence in the graveyard… as you do.Īw, yay! Unfortunately, things don’t go quite as heartwarmingly for the rest of the Friends of Jon during the episode. So he puts aside his (pretty ridiculous) criticism of his dad’s friendship with a friendly woman named Florence and edits the voicemails together to make a new, uplifting message for Papa Howard to listen to when he’s down.

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On a related front, Rome realizes that his father’s cell phone is full of voicemail messages from Rome’s late mother. “Sounds like you already have,” Tyrell’s mother gratefully replies. “We’ll treat him like he’s our own,” Regina tells Martina during a videocall. One episode about spreading awareness won't kill you.Bachelorette Gabby Windey Comes Out, Gushes Over New Girlfriend - Watch Then you are not truly caring about them at all. but at the same time you don't want to deal with ending racism and police brutality for some people who have been affected by it because it is too 'woke' or 'liberal' for you. Even though the characters are fictional but do you truly care about Rome, Regina, Gary, Katherine and Theo.

Gary and Danny's bond is always one of my favorite moments of this show. Looking forward to seeing his relationship with Rome and Regina grows. Tyrell seems an excellent addition to the show. I believe Alan is a great person for Katherine. I'm so done with their marriage and Eddie's 'mistakes'. I was really ecstatic that Katherine finally decided to end marriage with Eddie.

Although, this episode was fantastic tho.

Ignoring everything will never make problems disappear until you confront it and help change this way. When will anyone realize that real world issues continue to happen daily because some people still choose to 'escape' issues to focus on something else to entertain them and make themselves feel better instead. Funny to see how the ending 'upsets' some people and made them rate it lower because of it.