Theyre distracted, for very different reasons.
Physically, Kygan couldnt be any closer.
But emotionally, theyre drifting.
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Even so, wedding bells are in the air.
Megan is headed back east to officiate her best friend Tessas wedding.
Hes doing a monologue about weddings from one of his previous roles.
Megan and Zach think its cute; I have no idea whats happening.
(Did Josh Henderson forget where he is and slip into his character fromDallas?)
(Maybe she didnt like his monologue after all?)
Things are notably less tense for Deann, whos getting a post-sex massage from Annika.
Turns out Annika is not just a horny screenwriter whos into choking.
She is, apparently, a full-blown dominatrix.
Kyle confronts Terence in a super-cool angry-movie-star moment.
Could this be the end for Kyle and the Institute of the Higher Mind?
After this heated convo, Kyle blows off his DP dinner and decides to join Megan for the wedding.
Kyle agrees, and the whole family sets up chairs in the backyard to watch.
Second, hes a movie star, not your damn handyman.
Third, the wedding istomorrow; shouldnt this gazebo be in place already?
Its a wooden archway at best.
But Im a recapper, not the gazebo police.
So lets move on.
While Kyle is busy building stuff, Megan is falling apart.
Being at Tessas house has brought back some painful memories from the past.
Kyle clocks this, but she insists nothings wrong.
And it only gets worse on the wedding day.
Megan knocks her officiant duties out of the park but freaks out when she crosses paths with Rebecca.
And she has been (understandably) haunted by it ever since.
(Hes got a guy.)
Its unclear what exactly Terry always wanted (to be an actor?
Or just to be really high, man?
), but he emerges from the tank with a new sense of purpose.
Is Terry just flexing his cult leader charm muscles?
Also, where is Leah Remini?
(Just as long as were asking questions.)
The place is completely trashed (security system be damned), but nothing was stolen.
Either way, Kygan has one hell of a mess on their hands.
