Last week,I begged for some darkness for Ginny, and this week, the drama came through.
You never know whats going to break someone whos functioning under enormous pressure.
In Ginnys case, its a glove a Nike glove, to be specific.
Credit: Ray Mickshaw; FOX
Unfortunately, nobody tells Ginny that.
Thats when we learn the only thing nastier than her screwball is her icing-out game.
She serves Amelia a serious Were not friends, friend vibe.
(Why are failed love interests always staying late after their exs dinner parties to wash dishes?
Has this ever happened to anyone, anywhere?
Whats in the video Rita Wilson wants to talk about?
Just Ginny trashing her income potential in one fell swoop or, rather, one fell dunk.
Lawsons almost-avuncular You look very nice is just enough here.)
Is this weird and far-fetched and, at the very least, kind of inappropriate?
But just go with it.
The fact shes wearing a $10,000 gown isnt even the worst part.
Youre not fine, Al tells her firmly.
And when the dad fromThe Wonder Yearssays youre not fine, you listen.
Ginny breaks down and talks to the therapist.
What if I dont want to play baseball?
she says, anxiously.
It is, far and away, the most interesting Ginny has been so far.
So where are the classic male-led media narratives about why she never smiles?
About whether her meltdown coincides with her period?
About whether the bathtub video violates a cardinal rule about there being no crying in baseball?
Then again, maybe well get a better sense of the complete fallout next week.
Wear It closes on Amelia breaking the news to Ginny that her ex-boyfriends naked photos of her have leaked.
What did you think of Ginnys going-rogue adventures?
Should Amelia and Lawson get back together?
