Kevin trying to prove he wasn’t uptight was hysterical — he’s the walking definition of uptight. Thankfully Scotty got him off the stage — if I’d had to listen to any more of that song, my ears would’ve been bleeding.

The parts with Kitty had ups and downs for me.
Up: Kitty getting the “suck it up” speech from Nora. Welcome to the real world, little Princess Kitty.
Down: Kitty and the kids. How freakin’ fake. Obviously the writers are too wrapped up in their fairytale with Kitty and Robert, or no one on the writing staff has stepkids. The moment I saw them all huddled in bed together, I wanted to change the channel. Given how negative Sophie was about the whole thing from the beginning of Kitty and Robert’s relationship, there’s no way she’d hop into a big bed to snuggle with a step mom. Step families are rough — don’t sugar coat this for TV when this show is so real about relationships and family.

Again, my favorite moment was when Sarah and Kevin acted like real siblings. At the bar when Scotty came over there was this subtle exchange of “uptight” and “traitor” that you barely caught because it was slipped in around conversation. Those *real* moments are what truly make this show shine.