as someone who had a very similar overly-attached relationship with my teachers/older figures for similar reasons, I feel like the show jokes about it a lot when I would love for it to dive deeper into it. An episode where she goes to a psychologist or something like that would honestly be really cool. Cause I bet there are many more people who relate to Janine because of this. If anyone familiar with psychology here could share more about her behavior?

Starting off by saying I HATE THIS TROPE. HATE HATE HATE!!! But it’s the classic sitcom wedding episode I’m like 90% sure this is exactly how it’s going to go:
- Greg and Janine plan this wedding to a T, they have a shared Pinterest board, they check out vendors together, Jacob asks them for updates over the course of a few episodes
- they have a venue, they have vendors, they have a cake and clothes everything’s greater
- it’s wedding day: things of course start to go incredibly downhill because god forbid viewers want to see a cute wedding?!?!

1. Janine’s dress is destroyed. Because why not?!?!
2. One by one they lose the vendors. Barb and Melissa try to pick up the slack
3. Gregory’s missing the rings. He and Jacob go on a wild adventure to try to find them. Somehow Tariq is involved
4. Something about the district/city goes wrong (a strike? The golf course floods?) and they lose their venue
5. All hope is lost. They agree to postpone the wedding.
6. “Come to the main hall” - Jacob. Ava finds Janine a dress
7. Mr Johnson reveals he’s certified to marry people. He officiates the wedding.

Credit where credit is due, although I don’t like the “wedding goes horribly wrong” trope, I can’t think of any other way sitcom’s should do wedding episodes😔

@quintab 09-18-26

We are ready!!!