"That's where I know you from! The White Party! You gave me crabs!" ~Michael
The best thing about episode 9, without a shadow of a doubt, was the introduction of Emmett's obsession with cyber-sex. His Internet counterpart that accompanies him for the majority of the episode keeps things interesting. Brian also struggles with the decision to give up his full parental rights of Gus, and Michael gets extremely stressed about being on his best behavior at a fancy dinner that David invited him to. Justin tries to give Brian some advice about how everyone needs a father, all the while Brian is practically hiding the existence of his father. Overall, the episode was pretty good but a step down from the greatness of some of the other episodes. Not too much happened, but the Brian/Michael scenes and the Brian/Justin scenes alone made this a better episode.
The best thing about episode 9, without a shadow of a doubt, was the introduction of Emmett's obsession with cyber-sex. His Internet counterpart that accompanies him for the majority of the episode keeps things interesting. Brian also struggles with the decision to give up his full parental rights of Gus, and Michael gets extremely stressed about being on his best behavior at a fancy dinner that David invited him to. Justin tries to give Brian some advice about how everyone needs a father, all the while Brian is practically hiding the existence of his father. Overall, the episode was pretty good but a step down from the greatness of some of the other episodes. Not too much happened, but the Brian/Michael scenes and the Brian/Justin scenes alone made this a better episode.
