Ep 17. Mindy Lahiri Is DTF

Mindy Lahiri, the ob-gyn protagonist, is back in this episode of The Mindy Project season 4 episode 17. The episode titled "Mindy Lahiri is DTF" revolves around Mindy's dating life. Mindy is back in the dating scene after her breakup with Danny, an ex-boyfriend who Mindy has a child with. In an attempt to move on, she had signed up for online dating service, Gurgler, in the previous episode. Now, Mindy Lahiri is ready to get "down to the foundation" aka "DTF" in dating.

Mindy Lahiri is seen conversing with her colleagues at work, where they discuss topics such as online dating profiles, and the kind of pictures one should use in an online dating profile. Mindy expresses her desire to find someone who shares her love for food, and someone who is "DTF," which stands for "Down To French Fry," a reference to her love for French fries. Mindy's coworkers warn her that the dating world has changed since she was last in it, and that Tinder and other apps have replaced the traditional online dating sites.

Mindy goes to a bar to meet with her friend, Chelsea (guest star Eliza Coupe). The two discuss their past hookups and how they should approach dating. Chelsea tells Mindy that she should be more upfront about her intentions in order to avoid disappointment. Mindy then goes on a date with a man named Ross, played by guest star Max Greenfield. Ross is revealed to be similar to Mindy in many ways, including their love for food and their occupation as doctors. Mindy, however, is apprehensive about taking things further with Ross, as she is still not over Danny.

Mindy then tries to break things off with Ross, but Ross insists on going on another date with her. Mindy agrees, much to the dismay of her coworkers, who do not like Ross. The episode ends with Mindy going on her second date with Ross, where they enjoy French fries together and have a good time.

This episode of The Mindy Project touches on the topic of dating in the digital age and how difficult it can be to find a meaningful connection. Mindy Lahiri's character is relatable, as many people have gone through similar experiences in their dating lives. This episode also features guest stars, Max Greenfield and Eliza Coupe, who add an extra dynamic to the show. Overall, this episode is fun and relatable, and offers an interesting commentary on modern dating culture.