Chuck and Kelly look for the best way to publicly disclose their parenthood, but a new ad campaign for the station complicates their efforts; Marsh gives Gary a gift and immediately regrets it.

This episode will be Ayda Field's (Montana) final appearance on the show.

Can't wait to see how Gracie actually takes the news. I was hoping for an episode like this, when word leaks out about their secret connection-LOL.

Chuck and Kelly look for the best way to publicly disclose their parenthood, but a new ad campaign for the station complicates their efforts; Marsh gives Gary a gift and immediately regrets it.

It's a bit confusing. The Futon Critic is currently listing this episode as the season finale :crazy: .

This episode will be Ayda Field's (Montana) final appearance on the show.

I don't think she appears on this one, her final appearance is on "The new boss"

I don't think she appears on this one, her final appearance is on "The new boss"


Are you sure about that? I could've sworn it was this one.

Just 30 minutes away!...

Wow...great opening scene! Now I'm looking at this as episode 12 of 14! It's not a good sign we've heard no word of a pick-up is it? :(

Fantastic episode!!! Great flashbacks with Chuck and Kelly, although it seemed to be 1977 instead of 1997 with Marsh's sports coat. LOL

Pretty decent episode. I enjoyed it more than the one last week.

Pretty decent episode. I enjoyed it more than the one last week.


I guess you weren't in love with it?

I guess you weren't in love with it?

I'm still getting adjusted to the new Gracie. I'm one of those people who accepts change slowly lol. I kept trying to imagine how Laura Marano would have acted through the episode. I just don't like when shows change actors unannounced. Other than that I thought it was a good and funny episode.

I'm still getting adjusted to the new Gracie. I'm one of those people who accepts change slowly lol. I kept trying to imagine how Laura Marano would have acted through the episode. I just don't like when shows change actors unannounced. Other than that I thought it was a good and funny episode.
Same here - I'm not crazy about the decision to recast, especially at this point of the story. I did, however, think the present day/flashback scenes were done very smoothly. Did Marsh steal that jacket from Herb Tarlek?? :rofl:

Funny episode. Kelsey is getting funnier with each episode.

I like how they named the puppy Norman.

Norm, get it?

I hope they try to work that in sometime.

;)

^ Every time the puppy comes into the room, they'll all yell, "NORMAN!" :rofl: I did love how Norman helped get rid of Kelly's admirer in the tag scene. I can relate. :rolleyes: :rofl:

Pretty decent episode. I enjoyed it more than the one last week.
I agree it was much better than last weeks.

I think it was the best episode since the strike. I actually even thought Lily Jackson did a great job tonight. Loved the flasbacks.

Did Marsh steal that jacket from Herb Tarlek?? :rofl:

I was thinking the same thing...:lol:

Funny episode. Kelsey is getting funnier with each episode.

I like how they named the puppy Norman.

Norm, get it?

I hope they try to work that in sometime.

;)

They also mentioned Kelly's middle name Marsha. (I wonder if that is for anybody in partcular)

I was thinking the same thing...:lol:
Great minds think alike. :rofl:

I thought last night's episode was very good although I've noticed that the more I watch a particular episode the more I love it so I know for sure I'll love it the second time around.

I guess the description of last night's episode was not correct after all. That actually pertains to the season finale "Chuck and Kelly doing it again"

On a related note wasn't Patricia's performance last night simply outstanding? That moment when she broke down in tears was worthy of emmy nomination. Actually, if the emmys were still celebrating talent instead of popularity Patty would be my MVP for the EMMYs 2008 ...in an ideal world....

^ That was a very moving scene where Kelly breaks down into Chuck's arms - and I didn't expect it. That was a good move. :cool:

I thought this episode was absolutely amazing! I would even go as far as saying this was the best episode of Back to You to date. There was just something that was so hilarious, yet so moving at the same time. I loved the flashback scenes. I thought those were a great addition to the show, to see exactly what happened that New Years Eve night-LOL.

I thought it was great when Kelly glued Chuck's hands to the kitchen counter. That was probably the funniest scene of the entire episode, especially at the end when she says "If you look closely, that's not even Gracie!" LOL.

I also loved the scene towards the end when Kelly starts crying. It showed that both Kelly and Chuck were very vulnerable, and were really going to have to work together to be the best parents possible. And absolute wonderful episode.

That was a very moving scene where Kelly breaks down into Chuck's arms - and I didn't expect it. That was a good move. :cool:
It was a tender moment. I enjoyed the episode. The flashbacks were a blast. I kept making mental notes of Kelly's home to catch the changes. One glaring difference was the sofa.

Any other difference?