And now, the recap proper:
So we open on Michelle waiting in a line, which we soon
discover is for coffee. The barista had
apparently been off winning contests instead of, you know, running a business,
and thus that is the reason Michelle had yet to hear of him.
Anyway, we get to the counter, and it’s KURT! Looking fairly ridiculous in a
goatee/soulpatch hybrid that makes it look like a caterpillar is trying to
swallow his chin whole. He’s a terribly
pretentious barista, taking upwards of ten minutes to make one cup of
coffee…even J. Arthur’s does better than that.
Now Michelle has her coffee place, and we can move on,
because that seriously took like, five minutes of show time, and I am over the
coffee guy already.
Sasha is still in her little rebellious thing, and has
joined the cheer squad with their ugly orange uniforms and mediocrity to
achieve uniformity. Oh, the analogies I
could pull if this were a political post…
Due to Sasha’s abrupt temper tantrum/storm off, Fanny has to
find new leads for all her shows, and is running every single dancer ragged…for
one lesson, and then Fanny disappears from the episode.
Boo is practicing with Carl on their Ginger Rogers/Fred
Astair dance, until they find out that the supermarket opening it was for has
been cancelled due to overzealous zoning technicalities. Michelle can’t have this, and goes around
tricking the entire town into coming to a town meeting(yes, they went there) in
order to overturn the zoning decision.
Of course, Michelle, being Michelle, insults just about
everyone in the room, and the supermarket stays closed down. This is immediately followed by awkward
sexual tension between Michelle and Oyster Bar Godot, which Michelle shoots
down right away. It was terribly creepy
and gross, but they appear to be continuing it in the next episode, and I have
to say, Godot is no Luke, that is for sure.
And then: Boo and
Carl kiss. Carl, her too-sort dance
partner that the other two have been teasing for the last two episodes. Carl, that Boo likes, and then completely
dissed when the other two came into the room and starting talking about
Charlie, Boo’s former crush, and Ginny’s current crush. Carl stalks out of the room when Boo goes on
about how Ginny can’t date the guy she likes.
Present. It was about as subtle
as it sounds.
So, to end the episode, Michelle talks to Sasha, and tells
her not to make a huge mistake, ie, quitting dance. They then make fun of cheerleading again,
some more. “Did they learn to jump in an incredibly short room?”
Finally, Michelle gets a coffee maker, as a gift sitting on
her porch. Why she couldn’t have gotten
one herself earlier, and saved the trouble of the weird Sean Gunn character, we’ll
never know. But I think the show if
finally getting around to what we expected from the first episode, which is
really about five or six episodes too long.
Anyway, it was a fun episode, even if the story was very strange. Next week, we have the summer finale, so hopefully we get some movement on the story front there.
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