Some of Tom Grey’s last words to his son were that, “passion makes life worth living.” While those words may ring true, they also come with the risk of consequences. ”A Kiss is Just a Kiss?“ proved that nothing these ladies do is risk free.
After last week’s at-home pregnancy test, Savi ran to her OBGYN, which gave me pause. Wasn’t going to the doctor who has been counseling she and her husband for months a huge risk if she was looking to keep this quiet. Unless Savi specifically told her doc not to say anything to Harry (which would be awkward) the good doctor might give Harry her congratulations if she were ever to run into him.
So, I was completely relieved when she sought out another doctor for the paternity test. I can’t imagine how long the three weeks will seem while she waits for the results.
If the baby is Harry’s then Savi can rededicate herself to her marriage and new family. She and Harry love one another despite the rough patch they’ve encountered. They can still make this work.
But if the baby is Dominic’s…there are no easy answers there. I believe Dominic is generally a good guy. Even when he was angry at Savi for getting him kicked off the case he still wanted to see her succeed. As much as he flirted with Savi, I don’t think he saw that incident on the desk coming. I think they both got carried away and are now suffering the consequences.
It’s just a matter of how far reaching those consequences will be.
Speaking of consequences, April’s naivete is about to cost her a fortune and possibly her sanity as she’s allowed Miranda to conjure images of her and Paul’s torrid affair.
I found myself yelling at the TV for April to get an attorney and her own DNA test. One visit from a supposed lawyer waving around a piece of paper and she’s ready to sell off her home and liquidate part of her business. Is she cra y?
Even if Miranda was telling the truth, Savi was right. They’d need to go to court and make this settlement legal so Miranda can’t come back and ask for more.
Unfortunately, April was gullible and Miranda was convincing, but then again most con artists are. The person I really feel sorry for is the little boy who is being used as a pawn in this scam.
And if I was yelling at the TV concerning April, I was throwing pillows at it when it came to Karen.
Why couldn’t she stay away from Sam Grey? She could have mailed his wallet. She could have had a friend drop it off. And I have little doubt that he dropped it in her car on purpose.
Her relationship with Sam is not only risky because of the legal case surrounding his father’s death, it’s also just creepy. She was sleeping with the guy’s father and she can see that Sam has a crush on her. Why put herself in his proximity and make things worse?
If I ever need therapy, Dr. Karen Kim is the last person I’d call.
Now on to Joss…
I just love Joss’ relationship with Harry. It’s one of the main reasons I hope Savi and Harry work it out. Joss and Harry have a wonderful brother / sister vibe going. He can throw jibes at her partying lifestyle yet still make her comfort food when things go bad with Alex.
As someone who has to watch every calorie, I wanted to hate Joss for this Mistresses quote…
Alex: You just look so athletic.
Joss: It’s actually more of a metabolism thing than a being in shape thing. | permalink
But the person I really couldn’t stand was Sally as she pulled the tag off of Joss’ clothes and talked about her girlfriend needing her too much.
I couldn’t blame Joss when she told Savi…
I need to convince Alex to leave her controlling disrespectful girlfriend. Only I need to say it nicer. | permalink
Joss is a good person who’s looking to help a friend. I don’t think she completely understands the attraction between her and Alex just yet but I have no doubt she’ll figure it out.
If one of the marks of a good show is when my husband and I pause the Tivo to discuss and/or yell at the characters on the screen then Mistresses is definitely ranking high on our list this summer. If you’re not watching it, you should be.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.
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