s04e07 — Being Ethan

What a dream Erica has! If I had such a dream, I would also wonder what it means.

Dear Ethan was shown again! He may not be a very good boyfriend, but it's nice to look at him))

I really liked the scenes when they were high - it's so funny! Starting with Dr. Tom and the inimitable intonation: "No! Really?? Shock." or "I've never eaten pizza like this before!"))) And when Ethan was honest with himself, wow!

It's so nice to watch Brent and Jules for the second episode already - well, cuties!

And, of course, I really enjoyed the series finale - maybe Erica was in a hurry to finish the session, but she's with Kai anyway!!!

For all of us there's a tension between who we think we are and what we really feel, and want, and need. Sometimes it's hard to tell the truth from the lie.

Hooray, Brent finally confessed!! I've been waiting for this!

I've been really annoyed with Ethan since the beginning of the series, and I'm not interested in a series about a friend at all.

And Brant is not 15 years old to delay the confession so much, he was attracted to her even at the beginning of the series, three years have passed. He and Julianne could have had an accident, medical problems, anything. I adhere to the fact that you need to live in the here and now, and not wait for things to get better in the future.

Brent and Juliana are kittens. 😻 It seems to me that everything happens in its own time, I don't think they were together a couple of seasons ago. And during this time, both have changed, Juliana has become more sincere, independent of other people's opinions, and Brent is more self-sufficient, with his own opinion, both have changed and looked at each other in a new way.

What is the unspoken rule between a man and a woman that Dr. Tom talked about at the end of the episode?
I don't understand, but it's not like I can't sleep now.

I think Erica was a bit hasty. Jumping from man to man in her condition never leads to anything good.
She did not sort out her feelings and emotions about the breakup with Adam, which was very painful and she was abandoned, they did not want to be with her. And she went to console herself in Kai's arms. Oh oh. I really like their pair and I think it will be the end game, but somehow it's all very wrong. I think we'll see the consequences later.

But of course I'm interested in the topic of Kai and his presence in this time segment. How will this even happen from the point of view of the theory of time jumps? He doesn't live in his own time, he's here temporarily. His real life is just starting in 10 years.
Or did the scriptwriters just put a stake in it and just decided that he could stay to live his life again, but like this?
They also say that everything we change in the past has an impact on the present. If Kai loves Erica in his "past", then she should know him in her future in the present version of Kai's life. Or is it implied that this is some kind of alternative way of life development?

It seems so strange not to stir the diluted tea 🤣🤣🤣

Ethan's situation was so obvious, and for someone who knows Ethan and has been in a relationship with him, Erica doesn't understand him at all.