Considering I like "Violet's Secret" less than I did initially, I can say this is probably the best episode since "Mega-Lo-Memories". Granted, it still doesn't come as close to being as good as that one, but there's barely any weak moments here. The logline was a bit misleading since I thought 3 plots would really damage it, but the two subplots were totally minimal and ended up connecting to the main. I did enjoy seeing Violet predict all the moments while watching Wayne window wash. Betty's subplot was a bit boring but it was nice seeing Marjune let her know she was fine the way she was.
Jenny means well always and I think Brenda was overreacting a bit to "losing her friend", but I did feel bad for her though when Jenny didn't return her texts, and when she had to leave the party due to a "mishap". However, Jenny does come clean in the end with her relationship with Ladies of Greenpoint and chooses Brenda over them, even if it means giving up money and being cool, which makes for a really nice moment for the two main characters (although I'm not sure what happens with Marjune and Jenny at the end; do wish we got an extra minute to know about that). The key here is to be yourself, and your life will write itself.
As for funny moments, Jenny revealing that Betty holepunched her birthdate off her license, Marjune obviously trying to kiss Betty while "feeding her cheese", but Betty complains it takes too long, Wayne's "thoughts" coming back from "Hug N' Bugs", and Betty flirting with the trucker in the cold open.
A really good episode, and hopefully, not one of the best this season, because I know this show can do so much better.
Jenny means well always and I think Brenda was overreacting a bit to "losing her friend", but I did feel bad for her though when Jenny didn't return her texts, and when she had to leave the party due to a "mishap". However, Jenny does come clean in the end with her relationship with Ladies of Greenpoint and chooses Brenda over them, even if it means giving up money and being cool, which makes for a really nice moment for the two main characters (although I'm not sure what happens with Marjune and Jenny at the end; do wish we got an extra minute to know about that). The key here is to be yourself, and your life will write itself.
As for funny moments, Jenny revealing that Betty holepunched her birthdate off her license, Marjune obviously trying to kiss Betty while "feeding her cheese", but Betty complains it takes too long, Wayne's "thoughts" coming back from "Hug N' Bugs", and Betty flirting with the trucker in the cold open.
A really good episode, and hopefully, not one of the best this season, because I know this show can do so much better.
