Before she leaves the reunion, Katherine’s determined to do one bad thing so she snatches the President’s Award plaque - an award that she worked hard to get in high school - off the wall. What’s worse? The realization that she didn’t need to miss out on that stuff…that she could’ve had fun and still grown up to have a great career. The practical jokes she wasn’t a part of. The reunion turns out to be a reminder of all Katherine missed out on while trying to be perfect. I’m just…working up to it,” Katherine promises and Greta encourages her to take as much time as she needs. “You know, I-I do plan to tell her about me. We don’t get to see Greta’s encounter with Katherine’s mother but, safe to say, it was probably pretty tense. She dismisses Greta as a troublemaker and takes issue with her work as a tattoo artist (prompting Katherine to pull her sleeve past the new tattoo on her wrist). But Katherine refocuses the conversation on her renewed friendship with Greta which doesn’t sit well with her mother. In the wake of her divorce, though, Katherine is giving into the impulse to be the person she wants to be, rather than the person that she should be.īut the call to the “should be” remains: as Katherine’s getting ready for her high school reunion, her mother reminds her that Randy Kwan - the single dentist that she’s long tried to set Katherine up with - will be there.
Deep down, Katherine’s always wanted to be like them - it’s why she kept them close - but she felt duty-bound to adhere to her mother’s exacting standards. But the people that Katherine’s been attracted to, at least since we met her - Eddie the former rock star, Shanice the actress and Greta the tattoo artist - have been creative types, rebels, people who challenge conventions wherever they go. She never stirred up trouble or drew attention to herself. Katherine Kim is as straight-laced as they come: she’s the dutiful daughter of immigrants who made perfect grades that vaulted herself into the perfect career. CarmenĪ Million Little Things 414: “School Ties” Written by Natalie Both Barrett Doss and Vic’s abortion story a few weeks ago, along with Jaina Lee Ortiz’s work with Andy’s self-defense from sexual assault last night, rivals some of the best in all of Shondaland. But aside from the unfortunate Marina baby plot, some of Station 19′s storytelling for its women characters has been sensational this year so I just want to give a shout out. No one watching along seems to want this (and no, that doesn’t excuse harassing actors) but nonetheless here we are. Maya and Carina asked Jack for his sperm and he said yes, so I guess we’re really doing this. + Y’all I’m not sure what I can say about Station 19 that hasn’t been said at this point. And Riese rolled out your monthly streaming guide! Carmen showed us Alice Wu’s Oreo commercial and we all cried. Valerie Anne wrote a wrap-up of the first season of Astid & Lily. Natalie recapped a fully chaotic bisexual episode of Good Trouble. This week, Kayla recapped TWO episodes of Killing Eve ( 406 + 407). The Autostraddle Encyclopedia of Lesbian Cinemaĭid you check out the results of our Autostraddle March Madness Sweet 16? So many match-ups were decided by less than a dozen votes! You better hop on over to the Elite 8 if you want your faves to survive!.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.
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