Critics’ rating: 4.1 / 5.0
4.1
Rosemary’s new radio show, “Daily Conversation,” creates chaos when making calls.
Rosemary and Fiona encouraged Elizabeth to promote her training courses, calling the Heart Episode 12 Episode 8, but when a principal thought Elizabeth’s idea was childish, it was It’s counterproductive.
Meanwhile, Ronald Rockwell visited Hope Valley to inform Rosemary and Fiona that their radio show boring audiences, they need some novelty And something exciting. So Rosemary decided to play her game work in the air.
When Rosemary was excited about this new opportunity, her cast fell like flies. However, rosemary never quits.
Even if their mentally beaten, Elizabeth or Fiona did not. “The performance must continue” shows the fighting spirit and the power of the number of these women.
Elizabeth and Ellie despise politics and bureaucracy
Part of Elizabeth’s question was that she read notes about the course. She needs to show more enthusiasm for her teaching.
Principal Bennett found a way to poke the hole by asking for results.
It’s frustrating that the system has been completed for 100 years. They care more about measurable academic performance than students like to learn and how to apply them.
Rosemary was worried that the show was off track as Elizabeth mentioned the plan was new, and Allie addressed the Cattlemen’s Association.
Principal Bennett: While I thank you for your ambitions, there are no measurable standardized results, it is impractical to hope that every teacher can find math lessons on the butterfly’s path.
Elizabeth felt offended when the dean suggested that her plan only worked in quaint school buildings.
She naively thought it would apply to public education, which disturbed her.
Ellie is still struggling in the political system. When she tries to help Lucas make the offer, McInty cuts her off, meaning she is a little girl who doesn’t belong there.
The situation worsened, and even Edwin tried to comfort her.
However, Henry gave teens some wise advice when she mentioned that McGinty would end up messing up and they should be ready but don’t look for it.
Rosemary and Fiona won’t be boring, but it’s not the worst problem
Rosemary has always been proud of entertainment and drama, so it is considered boring to be worse than death.
That’s why she desperately suggests playing her own game before anyone prepares, but she never dreams of having to perform the next day, or that half of her cast will get sick.
It’s like a mistake comedy. All the men went to the spa to improve their vocal cords, but they grabbed Mike’s cold and got worse.
Rosemary’s collapse is fun and I love how all women gather around her to find solutions.
Women can do anything together
Minnie surprised everyone by reciting Jack’s lines in the middle of the cafe.
Perhaps unheard of, but women have portrayed male characters for years. Most commonly, women portray Peter Pan in the play.
So Minnie’s portrayal of Jack and Rosemary, Algernon did a great job. Mei joins in the fun and plays the role of Mike.
Rosemary finally swallowed her pride and admitted that she needed Ava’s help. Even after four episodes, you have to challenge Ava’s motivation.
Did she like these women and really appreciate them, or did she have an ulterior motive to get close to them?
This is probably the most interesting version The importance of seriousness. Minnie sold the show. She performed best and excelled in everything.
Fiona’s confidence was shattered when she heard the boring radio show. While she told Faith that she didn’t care about doing broadcasts and was eager to do more, Fiona came to life by planning a topic to attract audiences.
She only accepted Harold’s offer because she thought it was her vote for success. She doesn’t love him.
While it was true of the times a century ago, Fiona would never fit into this mold. She is fierce and needs space to fly.
Thankfully, Fiona had a chance when Ronald Rockwell returned and offered a bigger show for Rosemary and Fiona. She couldn’t wait to start her next adventure.
The show helped Elizabeth because many teachers wrote to her and provided support and ideas for helping students.
Sometimes, building a thriving community requires a women’s village.
McInty’s motivation is greedy, but Lucas doesn’t like losing
McGinty rubbed me the wrong way, so I wasn’t surprised that he loved milking his neighbors with money to take advantage of his ranch. He seemed to control greed.
No wonder he didn’t want Ellie and Oliver to sniff. They might learn something so he threatens to veto Lucas’ proposal or he will collect the loan with pay and interest. What a creep.
Edie is hard to read, but at least she tells Lucas the truth. She doesn’t want him or the child to be injured because McInty hates failure.
Did she meet Lucas? He also hates failure, mainly when dealing with politics. He won’t give up, he saw how McInty treated Ellie.
Hopefully Lucas and Edie will eventually tinker with something and work together to reduce this creep. Part of me still likes them.
Finally, a new stranger arrives at the Valley of Hope. We don’t know much about him, but he’s interested in the children’s conversations with Henry.
Can he be related to McGinty as a spy? We need to see if he appears again when he is on the phone.
In you, the heart.
Do you like it when calling the heart’s unique rendition The importance of seriousness?
Do you like this vibrant Elizabeth?
Are you relieved that Fiona is not married to realize her dream?
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