This is by no means a dull moment in discovering the world.
They managed to do a lot and sent out their thoughts after each installment, and naturally discovered that Season 2 Episode 14 is no exception.
From fashion to WTF-Mery, let’s explore some highlights from the beginning of the hour!
Instead of our usual review, we will be enthusiastic about you for an hour of quick observations and have a lot to discuss.
While there are some good moments this time, it is not as juicy as everything that happens in a merger.
But feel free to talk about everything in the comments below!
All the bodies of Zeke under those wool sweaters? – OMG
Please forgive a girl for pulling things away on light notes, but it does surprise me how Zeke performed in this issue.
I’m used to his quirky 90s-style cardigan and he’s on-screen, every episode behind the table; a girl didn’t know he was working with all of this.
Perhaps square phobia has its privilege.
This reminds us of Zeke’s heat. This is the perfect setting for something I’ve always wanted to see. Take me here…
Sorry, who is Shirley? Lacey Quinn Jealous AF – Oh my God
Apparently when it comes to discovery, we are here for discovery family, recovery, and Jazz is an entertaining villain.
The ships are usually not in my mind, but if I have to throw hatred into the transport ring, Lacey and Zeke are that.
Zeke has been working as a high heel for Lacey, and their friendship is one of the most likable.
But Lacey’s reaction to Shirley is interesting because our girl may eventually realize that she has feelings for hot hackers.
Dhan’s attempt to get rid of it is hysterical, as we can all see Lacey’s dismissal of Zeke’s relationship with the sweet dispatcher.
There is nothing like believing your only “people” or something like that just realizing that Zeke stays within the limits of the basement apartment and doesn’t stop him from making friends. Um.
Dhan and Jamie almost hit – WTF
It’s no secret that Dhan’s hand was rated “E” for everyone, but he especially caught Jamie’s attention.
He doesn’t trust this child, nor does he trust me.
Dhan won’t be as close to Chihuahua as Jamie, but he won’t finish the fight, but he will finish the match (if Margaret isn’t there).
Jamie has not experienced the business of Gabi’s property and I’m curious why he is focused on her attitude towards insanity.
If he continues to peep, he will be a problem.
Hair, Fashion, Position: The Appearance of Gabi and Lacey – Whoa
The fashion found is iconic and one of the best things about the collection.
For that matter, the ability of the series highlights the versatility of Gaby’s hair is also a small thing that makes my heart happy.
Perhaps the jazz sitting in the lock makes the soul sisters feel more comfortable because they look particularly good in this episode.
Gaby hasn’t met a color she can’t have yet, and her peak does want to know those enviable che bones. During this period, she is studying it. Plus, Lacey looks pretty. Their hair is top notch and I always like how cute and fun her style is.
Those face cards will never drop.
Gabi invites Ethan as therapist – WTF
Sorry, sorry. I’m still not an Ethan fan of these parts, and I don’t like these latest developments either.
The feeling of incorporating an annoying character into the series is meaningless. I just don’t like Ethan’s attitude, and he’s been mourning about how he gave up on his practice or Mr. Roper’s shirt.
Gabi’s logic makes sense, she should seek treatment to solve certain things, and since Ehtan is someone who knows it all, she is free to speak.
But this is too messy. I don’t like it.
Mr. loses his temper and fails – God
Jazz is an oversized toddler in an orange jumpsuit who loses the idea that he always loves that Gabby won’t call him back.
It shouldn’t be fun, but that mpg brings a lot to the character, which makes him equally sinister and funny.
Jazz’s facial expression was one thing when Gaby hung up, but his face fell off when the “heavy boots” appeared in his cell instead of Gaby making me giggle like a girl.
Sir, shouldn’t you mourn your brother?
Jamie turns pain into mergers and acquisitions – WTF
I don’t think anyone would be worse than the M&A receptionist, who was terrible at her job, but Jamie was there holding the table and my chin fell off.
Is that true? We just let the kids have all the secrets and potential ulterior motives and play a role in the merger and acquisition? OK At least that kid who is obsessed with Gaby on college campus would be fun.
Jamie seems to be interested in everything about Gabi and agency, so it’s an interesting development we need to know more about. He is also useful in cases.
However, this is still embarrassing.
Kelli Williams Kill These Flashbacks – Oh my God
Kelli Williams is a force of nature and I was glad to see her on the screen when she could easily settle down.
The flashbacks of Jamie’s kidnapping are eye-catching, and they allow her to do some of the most exciting work in the series.
It also excites me that the series can use flashbacks to expand on other characters in the future.
The final scene found is always where they rolled up to the audience until the show returns.
Jamie lifted the restriction order by bus stop very well, and it was the only time he seemed to have shown real care for Margaret.
Jamie knows his kidnapper, right? Do we have the first clue? – OMG
But Margaret still has a lot of reservations, and she tries to go along the line between eating and not driving Jamie away.
Shockingly, she gave him his middle name, not the first one he left, he replied.
His best way to do how to use fake identities is to make some version of your original version still a small part of the key. Obviously, he learned this from his experience.
Does that mean his real name is Nicholas, who pretends to be Jamie, or he is Jamie, but he has been using the name Nicholas?
We have to take a look. Also, the final flashback shows someone to the train station during the press conference. They have the infamous toy train that Margaret discovered, and Jamie is looking for it again.
Is it me, or the one with the gloves on the train?
Someone approaches Jamie, whose Margaret is kidnapped. Sometimes, he encountered a lot of trauma when he was a child. On the other hand, he seems to want to protect their identities, too.
This may be why he is so obsessed with Gaby. He felt they were the same person.
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