Original air date: Nov. 4, 2013
**Sorry I’m late with this.
I’m still trying to catch up after my full weekend. Don't even ask me about Nanowrimo.
It’s another week in Bluebell and another week where most of
the town is preoccupied with Dr. Zoe Hart’s love life. Dash has a new blog poll up, “Is Joel the
right guy for Zoe?” Just 13% agree and that kills Zoe. So she sets out to prove that he’s a great
guy and everybody should love him as she does.
Which, of course, results in him rear-ending the Reverend’s car. So Zoe volunteers them to take over the tween
camping trip. Well it’s more of a trade
thing. Zoe will take the camping trip if
the Reverend gives a sermon on why people should accept Joel.
Only Joel is afraid of heights and doesn't care if he fits
in or not. He loves Bluebell just
the way it is. Well of course only until George Tucker
shows up and the tween girl population of Bluebell treat him like a member of
One Direction (Joel’s analogy not mine).
Joel gets drunk (Wade encourages him because he can be an asshat when he wants to be) and makes a drunken demonstration
of his love. This endears him in the
hearts of the tween girls and the rest of the Bluebellites follow in suit (he’s at a 35% approval rate).
Some other stuff happens.
Lemon and Meatball kiss in front of a gazebo. They end up on the cover of Gazebos of Alabama. It was a nice moment. Lemon tracks down
Pete “The Flat Tire Guy”, but decides to leave it be as just a lovely
night. George and Lynly have good clean
fun, but George is still afraid of Lavon.
You know when I said I was glad that the show as taking a
break from the Wade and Zoe drama, I didn't mean I wanted to rehash the old Zoe
and George dilemma. If they were
supposed to have been together, they would have been together. They claim it’s all timing, but honestly, it’s
not. It’s them. Anyway, I’m kind of over the Zeorge vs Zade
debacle and I like Joel. I’m kind of over Zoe’s love
life at the moment. Also wouldn't mind
seeing more Lemon and Wade interactions. Or just more of Lemon and something not having to do with the Belles.
Favorite bits of the episode?
- Joel’s writing desk set up at the Rammer Jammer. He’s so cute with his little lamp. Joel is so excited to be in Bluebell and to have a usual at a restaurant. I fear for his little heart for when it’s inevitably broken over the Zeorge or Zade reunion.
In conclusion: Meatball wrote a romantic zombie song and it
wasn't half bad. Whiskey can make you
stupid. Tween girls set the social acceptance standards in Bluebell.
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