s04e12 — Long Time Coming

Dana!! It's great that they showed her, I missed her.

I don't understand why Max is in this story. He practically doesn't communicate with anyone, doesn't interact, not even with Jenny. If last season, he was a free app for her and appeared only with her, then this one doesn't have that either. I hope he goes somewhere because the topic of transgender people is important, but the character is vile and depressing to the point of horror.
I hope Helena finally sends that bitch Catherine! As I understand it, she stole the money...
Shane's argument about the Neck is unfair. After all, she and Jared may never see each other again, and even if they do see each other in N years, then at their age it's like never, and she's talking about brothers.
As soon as Phyllis and Joyce met, I thought they would be a funny couple. And here they are - a couple! Well, at least I'm glad Joyce learned something and didn't sleep with a client. Because it's a really wild situation, when everyone knows what a lawyer is doing, and yet everyone is silent, no one does anything, does not revoke his license, and she continues to do the same thing.
What a disgusting Jenny! It's just that every episode has the same emotions, the same words!!! Yes, and sailed into the sea, well! How like her it is! To shit on everyone, as Catherine said, to ruin their lives, while exposing themselves as a poor, unhappy lamb, offended and suffering by everyone, and beautifully ride off into the sunset! So that it would not be fatal, so that, of course, they would save her, but they all treated her well and then kissed her, hugged her, "Jenny, how did you scare us, don't do that anymore..." Ugh! I was so hoping that Stacy Merkin would be the screenwriter of a movie based on her book, and Shane still supports her((

Hahahaha, Beth, Alice and Shane stealing a sign is something! It's easy to mess up)))) And it's significant that it was Alice and Shane Beth who asked for help, because the three characters I really like are the best friends of all. I can imagine the squealing sissy Jenny here with her coffee.
And it's incredibly romantic what Beth did. Especially if you know what it cost her. I wish they loved me like that and did this for me. To be loved by someone like Beth. Although I don't think she should be the one apologizing, and she has a lot to apologize for. Well, Beth is on a tractor...It's just something)))
"I don't think it's Shane. It's someone in her shoes pretending to be Shane" :DD Hahahaha)) Shane, of course, is making another attempt to build a cherished family...I hope it will be successful, because I am very worried about him and Paige (yes, I remember!), everything is too good and cloudless.
I was so glad to see Dana. Very cool))

god! What an infuriating Jenny!

What a touching moment when Alice talks to Dana. To the point of tears .

It was so nice to hear Pink at the end of the episode.

God, why is Jenny such a bitch

It's nice to see how Bette and Tina's relationship is developing, even if not romantically. They literally discuss their painful moments in the relationship, but from a position of helping each other. Even here is the moment where Tina wrote a message to Jody on behalf of Bette. She directly expressed her opinion on how she sees Bette's behavior in a particular situation! I'm thrilled with how their relationship is developing! ❤️
I'm scared for Shane. Again, no one heard her say that she always runs away from a serious relationship.
Jenny just… Oh, I could have written it all in bad words... how she starred, God! Friends are no longer friends, but annoying flies or servants. Where does this crown come from? Until recently, I couldn't figure out my feelings, but I've already written my own pseudo-novel about the feelings of others, and I don't even want to hear words of criticism addressed to me, even though I've spun a bunch of nasty things there!

What a nice, cozy episode.