Ep 6. A Woman in Love (It's Not Me)

Jules (Courteney Cox) is excited to have a new love interest, Josh (Nick Zano), but is unsure of how to navigate their age difference. Laurie (Busy Philipps) offers her insight on being with a younger man, while Ellie (Christa Miller) is skeptical and cautious.

Meanwhile, Grayson (Josh Hopkins) tries to convince Jules to let him cast her in a commercial for his new bar, but Jules is hesitant and worried about being seen as a "cougar." Travis (Dan Byrd) is struggling with a school project and turns to Bobby (Brian Van Holt) for help, but Bobby's unconventional methods lead to some surprising results.

As Jules and Josh's relationship progresses, Jules finds herself being more and more self-conscious about their age difference. She tries to act younger, but it ends up being more awkward than anything else. Laurie encourages her to embrace her maturity and be proud of who she is.

Ellie, on the other hand, is not thrilled about Laurie's relationship advice and doesn't want Jules to end up hurt. She warns Jules about the potential downsides of being with a younger man, particularly the fact that he may not be ready for a serious commitment.

Meanwhile, Grayson is determined to get Jules to star in his commercial, even if it means using some questionable tactics. He sets up a fake audition and surprises Jules with the opportunity to audition for the role. Jules is hesitant at first, but eventually agrees to give it a try.

Travis, frustrated with his school project, turns to Bobby for help. Bobby's unorthodox methods, which involve using his bar as inspiration, lead to some unexpected and hilarious results.

As the episode progresses, Jules must come to terms with her age and learn to embrace it. She realizes that being comfortable in her own skin is more important than trying to be someone she's not. In the end, she decides to take a chance on love and see where things go with Josh.

"A Woman in Love (It's Not Me)" is a fun and lighthearted episode that explores the challenges of dating someone younger and the importance of being true to yourself. With witty dialogue and hilarious moments, it's a must-see for fans of Cougar Town.