When the social worker started questioning Willona about Mr. Bookman, Willona should've asked, Why are you asking me about the janitor? Didn't Willona think it was weird that a social worker would be asking her about Bookman?

When the social worker started questioning Willona about Mr. Bookman, Willona should've asked, Why are you asking me about the janitor? Didn't Willona think it was weird that a social worker would be asking her about Bookman?
I know. How stupid was that? I would have said something like "Oh, I see you have met the building janitor."

When the social worker started questioning Willona about Mr. Bookman, Willona should've asked, Why are you asking me about the janitor? Didn't Willona think it was weird that a social worker would be asking her about Bookman?
I wondered about that too. She should have taken Bookman aside and asked him what was going on, and given him the chance to explain what he was doing.

I wondered about that too. She should have taken Bookman aside and asked him what was going on, and given him the chance to explain what he was doing.

I agree also. Those episodes will be on tonight on TVLand.

:lol: They only made it like that so Willona can throw the cake in Bookman's face for comic relief.

Much like James whipping Eddie. He didn't have to that. But they wanted the infamous James Evans temper to take over.

Willona did act ridiculous in that scene. I actually watched two of them last night. Bookman's suit was hilarious, lol.

What is stupid first of all (blame the writers again) is that the social worker and the social agency are fully aware that Willona is single. She even mentions it. So why would the social worker just take the word of a man and begin the interview with Willona as if she is married? Doesn't it make sense for her to have said, "Excuse me Ms. Woods, but I was under the impression according to the paperwork you filled out that you are single?"