Town & Country - Episode 301

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On This Episode of Town and Country
Steven's homecoming hits a snag. 
Emma gets fed up with Will.
Jacques boasts about his new job at Covington to Daniel and Deirdre. 

[Dallas]

Oh Steven, your jealousy of Courtney and Jacques is really going to start becoming a pain point for your wife if you don't snap out of it! I mean, I don't even remember the last time Courtney & Jacques had a scene together so I am not sure where this jealousy is coming from. I could see if he didn't trust Jacques, similar to Deirdre & Daniel, but he should trust his wife. I did chuckle when Daniel asked his mother if she knew a hitman - if only he knew what she had been up too! I am still curious how that secret will unravel because it will have too eventually - I had actually suspected it would have been at Emma & Jacques wedding but they eloped.

Speaking of Emma, she really laid down the law with Will. I don't blame him for being upset but she is right, at work he has to make it work. He didn't really answer her one way or another if he will listen to her or not ... but I like how she put her foot down.

Good episode!

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Jul 15, 2024 17:06:27 GMT -5 Dallas said:

Oh Steven, your jealousy of Courtney and Jacques is really going to start becoming a pain point for your wife if you don't snap out of it! I mean, I don't even remember the last time Courtney & Jacques had a scene together so I am not sure where this jealousy is coming from. I could see if he didn't trust Jacques, similar to Deirdre & Daniel, but he should trust his wife. I did chuckle when Daniel asked his mother if she knew a hitman - if only he knew what she had been up too! I am still curious how that secret will unravel because it will have too eventually - I had actually suspected it would have been at Emma & Jacques wedding but they eloped.

Partly, I think Steven doesn't trust Jacques and sees that even their being acquaintances is a lot, not to mention they will be working together. But his worries are a minor plot point to what will be happening soon enough with the Covington dynasty. And I think what Deirdre has done is also going to be the tip of the iceberg in comparison to Emma's paternity when it is revealed. 

Speaking of Emma, she really laid down the law with Will. I don't blame him for being upset but she is right, at work he has to make it work. He didn't really answer her one way or another if he will listen to her or not ... but I like how she put her foot down.

Emma's frustration comes from having her life dictated by Daniel and Deirdre. Not to mention day after day of Will's comments about her got to her, but she did have every right to set herself straight. And I think deep down I will know she was right, but that doesn't mean his POV is in the wrong either. 

Good episode!

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