Unsurprisingly, they got rained out, and their plans of getting married on a boat changed. It wouldn't be a wedding day without some disasters and detours. : Katherine, I loved you when we were young.Katherine, I loved you when we were young. For the sake of those things alone, you want them to win, and they did. Katherine deserves the world after so much of what she's endured.

Greta has been a great, lovable character since her introduction. They talk him through it, offering stories about their own first times, and then a cheered-up Danny chooses to skip the game to hang out with Milo instead.If we set aside the, at times, choppy and uneven writing that led us to this point, how underused Katherine and Greta have been this season, and how they expedited their storyline, you could bask in the moment and enjoy the beauty of this couple finding happiness with each other. At dinner before the event, Danny admits that he’s there with them (and not celebrating his one-year anniversary with Milo) because he’s nervous about having sex with his boyfriend for the first time. So they don their jerseys - and invite Danny to do so, as well - to attend their final Bruins game as a group. THE END OF AN ERA? | Because Bruins season tickets are so expensive, the guys decide not to re-up their plan for the coming year. But Gary and Maggie are still salty about the whole thing Gary attends his next scheduled session only to inform his shrink that she’ll never be as good as Maggie, then all but slams the door behind him on the way out. “And I’ll remind you that I’m the statoin manager, and I’l hire anyone I damn well please,” he adds. Colton interrupts, icily saying that he reached out to Jessica after hearing Gary talk about her on the air in the previous episode. Jessica, calling her potential involvement in the job a conflict of interest, given that she learned about it during one of Gary’s sessions. Meanwhile, Greta eventually confesses to Katherine that she worries that Katherine isn’t as serious about their future as she is Katherine banishes her lady’s doubts by kissing her soundly and then introducing her to an escape room staffer as her “girlfriend.”Īt the station, Maggie confronts Dr. Maggie tries to rush through the game, eventually having a sobbing breakdown about how she feels “like the walls are closing in from every direction.” But this galvanizes the others to help solve the puzzle as quickly as possible, which they do!, and Maggie rushes to the station to see what’s up. Jessica - is auditioning for her radio show’s fill-in slot that evening. And Maggie gets a call from Claudia informing her that Dr. After a boy flirts with her at the snack bar, Sophie reacts weirdly and then worries that Peter’s abuse messed her up for life. Greta is mad that Katherine scoffed earlier when Theo said he wouldn’t mind if his mom and her girlfriend got married. But just because the women can’t get out of the place doesn’t stop outside emotional entanglements from wiggling their way in. THE GREAT ESCAPE | That night, Maggie, Katherine, Greta, Regina and Sophie take part in an escape room as one last hurrah before Mag’s baby arrives. Jessica is going through, I promise it has nothing to do with you,” she says calmly. At home, Maggie listens to Gary rant but tries to insert a little logic into the conversation: “Whatever Dr. “I honestly don’t know what I’d do without you,” Gary says earnestly, which the doc follows with some news: She’s up for ‘a new career opportunity,’ which means she might soon take a sabbatical. She reassures him that he’ll be able to part with it when it’s time, just like he was able to let go of his lucky Bruins cap. Jessica’s office, where they talk about his reluctance to sell his father’s truck and how the vehicle brings him a kind of comfort. ‘A NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITY ‘ | We pick up with Gary in Dr. Read on to find out what happens in “In the Room.”

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