Ep 11. Regarding Henry
- TV-NR
- November 20, 2003
- 20 min
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7.8 (51)
Val and Holly have to come up with a plan when they find out their apartment is going to be fumigated. They decide to stay in a hotel and invite Vince and his cousin Henry to join them. At first, Holly is hesitant to invite Henry because she thinks he's nerdy and awkward, but Val insists that he's a nice guy.
When they arrive at the hotel, Holly starts to feel left out of the group when Henry and Vince start bonding over their shared love of Star Wars. Meanwhile, Val is struggling to keep her cool when the hotel staff keeps messing up her reservation.
As the night goes on, Holly tries to make conversation with Henry but can't seem to connect with him. In frustration, she makes a comment about how he's not her type. Henry overhears this and is hurt, causing a rift in their relationship.
The next day, Val and Holly return to their apartment to find that the fumigation has been cancelled. Holly realizes that she's been unfair to Henry and decides to make it up to him by inviting him to go see a Star Wars exhibit with her.
On the way to the exhibit, Holly apologizes to Henry and they start to bond over their shared interests. Holly realizes that she misjudged Henry and that he's actually a really kind and thoughtful guy. They end up having a great time at the exhibit and Holly invites him to come over for dinner sometime.
Meanwhile, Val is still dealing with the hotel reservation mix-up and decides to take matters into her own hands. She storms into the hotel and demands to speak to the manager. After a confrontation, Val manages to get a refund for their stay and a free night at the hotel. She returns home victorious, only to find that Holly and Henry have made amends and are now enjoying each other's company.
Overall, this episode explores themes of misjudgment and the importance of giving people a chance. Holly learns that Henry is not just a stereotypical nerd, and Val learns that sometimes it's best to let go and enjoy the moment. The episode is lighthearted and fun, with plenty of laughs along the way.
