Yes, Fran and Olive are still over at Brian’s think tank and Rowan is trying to get to the bottom of what they are up to (besides enjoying scones that is.) This is difficult because Fran and Olive don’t know[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Believe it or not, Brian is not intentionally being a jerk when he brushes off Laurel’s questions. He genuinely believes that she has an interesting puzzle to play with.
You’d think that Laurel would have learned by now that the biggest risk of wanting answers from Brian is that he’ll give you them. In fact, the biggest defense Brian has for his secrecy is his tendency to tell people[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Laurel thought she was paranoid about Brian’s dinner meeting proposal, with its “date-like connotations”. And that was when she assumed it would just be over burgers! Having it at a fancy restaurant, like the Sacred Clove is not helping her[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The problem that Brian has with his “simple” plan to the casual listener it sounds like gibberish. Brian doesn’t know how to make it any more “simple”.
Yes, Brian, the fact you can’t explain your concept in colloquial English could be considered a marketing problem. But don’t worry everyone! He does know about marketing. The last we saw Brian’s colleague, Dr. Melody Crawford, she was running a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Considering how many people Tara and Brian have been known to invite to family dinners Annie is used to surprises. While she usually deals with it with sarcasm, some of the surprises are actually pleasant. This is the biggest surprise[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For all of Laurel’s concerns about “date-like connotations”, at least Brian has been keeping his side of the bargain by getting her face time with his team. She’d probably be more concerned if she knew that Melody Crawford is helping[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
