Last week, we got the opening titles twenty minutes into the episode.
This week, we begin with a surprise Dr. Akopian solo (!)
and an eight-month time jump.
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That girl he met at the gay bar?
They went to Stanford together and theyre dating now).
The Whitefeather supporting cast have formed a clique of which Paula is certainly not included.
Hes like Benjamin Coffin III, says Rebecca.)
But Paula isnt the way she was in law school with Sunil now that he works with her.
And so, naturally, Sunil gradually joins up with the others.
After all, they all have a common enemy.
Rebecca says, shocked that Paula would even ask.
Its easy to get defensive, but Paula takes the opportunity to look inward.
Maybe shehasbeen overly critical.
she still has to deal with the annoying restrictiveness of growing a person inside her belly.
No raw fish, no alcohol, no fun activities.
Growing a baby has no escape hatch.
Dissociation is a hell of a drug.
Paula had been the one cheated on.
She knows how it feels.
She sees Rebecca as the Tanya of this scenario, and she might be correct.
We saw them briefly out to dinner, and learned that she seemed nice and funny and sweet.
After her talk with Paula, Rebecca reaches what might be the closest shell come to relationship enlightenment.
She tells Nathaniel (in office supply-themed innuendo) that they can no longer get supplies together.
Nathaniel understands, but later he tells Rebecca that he wants to be with her.
He gives her the other woman fantasy, telling Rebecca that hed choose her over Mona.
But Rebecca doesnt have an answer for him.
Shes not ready for a real relationship with Nathaniel yet, whatever that would entail.
Finally, #JusticeForValencia!
This means were going to get a Gettin Bi reprise sometime soon, right?
