This episode was really moving. I was really in awe over the dinner table scene, Abe frustrated over the decline of his generation, the changes in the world around him, pivoted with the humbling acknowledgement that he has never really seen Midge. The way the other men simply move on from there "we should order" had me gutted. Too many shows today preach, it can be exhausting. But to see this growth within Abe at the dinner table, coupled with our Midge's story, then finishing with Hedy's character taking the reigns in the last few minutes; this show for me just pioneers a delightful critique of history and tradition that is funny and unique. Very excited to see the ending, surely it won't disappoint.
Review of The Princess and the Plea
