Town & Country Episode 131

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On This Episode Of Town and Country
Tommy begins to have a change of heart.
Louise gets advice on intimacy from an unexpected person.
Will makes an important decision about his future.

[Dallas]

Damn, the second Daniel saw Emma with Will he shot down her idea, without even hearing the business plan or proposal. I do feel bad for Emma because it seems like she is making an honest effort, but I guess her past has left Daniel feeling like he can't trust her with the money that is in her trust. I'm not sure what it will take for Daniel to come around and support her but I don't think that Emma will give up that easily.

I think it is completely natural for Lou not to be ready to sleep with someone else just yet. I mean, she's been with one man for so many years, it is natural that she is nervous about it. Plus, she is looking out for her heart because she doesn't want to be hurt. It was a nice moment between Lou and Martha, who don't always see eye to eye as well.

Oh Tricia, I'm not sure confiding in Samuel was the smartest move considering he has made it clear that he has an attraction to you. Now he knows your business and he is interested in you. That could be a dangerous combo but I am curious to see where this heads.

And I knew that Tommy would have to feel some kind of way once the baby became real to him. It is different to say "I'm pregnant" vs. hearing the heartbeat and seeing the baby on the screen. Hopefully this is the start of the change of his mindset towards the situation ... and for the love of God, TELL TANNER! haha

Good episode!
Dallas

[Michael]

Lots going on this week!

I really liked both how Louise was upfront with Jai and how she got support from Martha. For as different as they are, they do tend to be able to be there for each other when it matters. I also cracked up at Martha realizing SJ needed a diaper change. Funny little button on that scene! Jai's response was nice and mature, too -- I see Louise *wanting* to open herself up to him, which is significant. I also find it interesting how everyone is so interconnected in little ways -- like Tricia eyeing Daniel and commenting on how Mala can put up with him, and in the process opening up to Samuel about her marital issues.

I'm not surprised that Tommy stepped up to get Jordan to her appointment, but it is kind of the bare minimum at this point. I don't want to praise this rich white dude for showing some basic decency while Jordan's in such a complex situation that's turned her life on its head! But it does feel like progress. It's CRAZY that Jordan is now seven months pregnant and Tanner still doesn't know. This is going to be a disaster when she finally finds out. It's like every day and week that go by will make her feel even more foolish.

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May 10, 2021 10:03:14 GMT -5 Dallas said:

Damn, the second Daniel saw Emma with Will he shot down her idea, without even hearing the business plan or proposal. I do feel bad for Emma because it seems like she is making an honest effort, but I guess her past has left Daniel feeling like he can't trust her with the money that is in her trust. I'm not sure what it will take for Daniel to come around and support her but I don't think that Emma will give up that easily.

Honestly, I think Daniel was going to give her back access to her money until he saw her with Will discussing the club in which he believes her irresponsibility plus his past will not turn out good in the long run when it comes to her money and the business. 😉 You'll see what Emma is willing to do to get her money back sooner than later for sure.

I think it is completely natural for Lou not to be ready to sleep with someone else just yet. I mean, she's been with one man for so many years, it is natural that she is nervous about it. Plus, she is looking out for her heart because she doesn't want to be hurt. It was a nice moment between Lou and Martha, who don't always see eye to eye as well.

I wanted the scene between the two sisters because they hardly have scenes together since they aren't close. But the two haven't had the best luck when it comes to relationships. So I thought The Sisters Saunders could speak on it.

Oh Tricia, I'm not sure confiding in Samuel was the smartest move considering he has made it clear that he has an attraction to you. Now he knows your business and he is interested in you. That could be a dangerous combo but I am curious to see where this heads.

In Tricia's POV she believes Samuel just see her as a friend now. Although, Samuel probably does has feelings for her, he is still the person people feel comfortable speaking with due to him be a psychiatrist. Looks like this heptagon with Louise/Tricia/Sean/Jai/Samuel/Mala/Daniel going to have all kinds of twists and turns.

And I knew that Tommy would have to feel some kind of way once the baby became real to him. It is different to say "I'm pregnant" vs. hearing the heartbeat and seeing the baby on the screen. Hopefully this is the start of the change of his mindset towards the situation ... and for the love of God, TELL TANNER! haha

You'll be seeing Tommy and another person having to work together to ensure the wellbeing of the baby. And who knows Tanner might not know about Daniel fathering this baby until the baby is SORASED' like Mike Horton did on Days 40 years ago. 🤣🤣🤣

Good episode!
Dallas

Thanks for reading, Dallas!!!

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May 11, 2021 11:49:42 GMT -5 Michael said:

Lots going on this week!

Thanks for reading Michael!!! I hope the new house is coming along nicely!!!

I really liked both how Louise was upfront with Jai and how she got support from Martha. For as different as they are, they do tend to be able to be there for each other when it matters. I also cracked up at Martha realizing SJ needed a diaper change. Funny little button on that scene! Jai's response was nice and mature, too -- I see Louise *wanting* to open herself up to him, which is significant. I also find it interesting how everyone is so interconnected in little ways -- like Tricia eyeing Daniel and commenting on how Mala can put up with him, and in the process opening up to Samuel about her marital issues.

Like I told Dallas above, I wanted the sisters to have a scene together since they both have different perspectives but both have been burned by men in the recent past so I thought I would get them together. I thought to have a light end of the scene with SJ needing a diaper change. I realize with everyone involved Louise/Jai/Mala/Daniel/Tricia/Sean/Samuel this canvas is about to have a love heptagon which should complicate things for the foreseeable future.

I'm not surprised that Tommy stepped up to get Jordan to her appointment, but it is kind of the bare minimum at this point. I don't want to praise this rich white dude for showing some basic decency while Jordan's in such a complex situation that's turned her life on its head! But it does feel like progress. It's CRAZY that Jordan is now seven months pregnant and Tanner still doesn't know. This is going to be a disaster when she finally finds out. It's like every day and week that go by will make her feel even more foolish.

I think in his way of helping Jordan he is trying to free himself from the guilt he is feeling towards his own child. Still he isn't committed to the upbringing of his own offspring like Daniel currently is. In the next few episodes you'll see how far characters in this story will go to in order to get the best outcome. And Poor Tanner! She deserves to slap Tommy very hard for what he has done. As well as to curse out Jordan for her role in this too. /quote]