2x6: We Are Family Will reunites with a long-lost relative, uncovering unexpected and profound similarities; the GBI and APD investigate a judge's murder; Faith's connection with Luke deepens.
since Will, Angie and Bon Bon all say it's vanilla, gonna go with majority rule. and then Angie saying it correctly later and Josiah still upset about it and going "so you can say it correctly?"🤣🤣
lols - the wig jokes, Michael trying to get his child's hair braided - can't someone at the sleepover braid her hair? , vanilla envelope, bon bon chiffon.
I don't trust the relationship between the reporter and Faith.
I had to laugh at Ormewood asking Faith for help with braids, explaining that YouTube tutorials weren't helping him, and then defensively claiming that since he served in Afghanistan, he could figure out braids. Well, clearly you still haven't so maybe be nicer when you're asking people for help!
Maybe sleepovers have changed a lot since I was a kid, but I never had anyone tell me that I had to do my hair a certain way to attend a sleepover!
I assumed the son was being a typical sulky teenager and avoiding his dad's friends until he got hungry enough to come downstairs to get some food.
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petition to rename the show Betty Trent and give her a bigger role!
also, have we ever seen Faith and Betty together???
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We stan Betty Maria White Trent in this house!
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watch the first 5 mins of the pilot and you will be hooked (he gets manipulated by shelter staff into adopting the dog)
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same. I've re-watched at least 3 times. The envelope scene still kills me.
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since Will, Angie and Bon Bon all say it's vanilla, gonna go with majority rule. and then Angie saying it correctly later and Josiah still upset about it and going "so you can say it correctly?"🤣🤣
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I don't trust the relationship between the reporter and Faith.
Was the son not invited to the potluck?
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I had to laugh at Ormewood asking Faith for help with braids, explaining that YouTube tutorials weren't helping him, and then defensively claiming that since he served in Afghanistan, he could figure out braids. Well, clearly you still haven't so maybe be nicer when you're asking people for help!
Maybe sleepovers have changed a lot since I was a kid, but I never had anyone tell me that I had to do my hair a certain way to attend a sleepover!
I assumed the son was being a typical sulky teenager and avoiding his dad's friends until he got hungry enough to come downstairs to get some food.
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