Ep 6. You Don't Know How it Feels

In Cougar Town season 2, episode 6, titled "You Don't Know How it Feels," Jules Cobb is trying to find the balance between being the perfect mother and having a life of her own. Her son Travis is starting college and she wants to make sure he is doing well and not making bad choices. Meanwhile, Jules wants to focus on her own relationship with Grayson.

Jules has always been a supportive mother and now that Travis is moving onto college, she is feeling a bit anxious about him leaving the nest. She decides to check up on him by doing a surprise visit to his dorm room. When she arrives unannounced, she finds out that Travis has joined his roommate in taking part in some rather questionable activities. Jules tries to be cool but she can't help but wonder what other trouble Travis has been getting into.

As Jules is dealing with her new role as an empty nester, her friend Ellie is going through her own struggles. Her husband Andy is struggling with a health issue and Ellie can't help but worry about him constantly. Ellie starts to become overbearing, making Andy feel like he can't handle things on his own. It's clear that Ellie's intentions are pure, but her actions are causing a rift in their relationship.

Meanwhile, Jules and Grayson's relationship is moving forward but not without a few bumps in the road. Despite their chemistry, Jules can sense that Grayson is hiding something. She starts to investigate, trying to find out what Grayson is keeping from her. When she finally confronts him about it, she is surprised to find out that Grayson is hiding a rather big secret.

This episode is all about finding the balance between taking care of loved ones and taking care of oneself. As Jules deals with her new role as an empty nester, she tries to figure out how to let go of her son while still being supportive. Ellie learns that sometimes the best way to help someone is to let them take care of themselves. And Jules and Grayson's relationship shows that even the strongest connections can be tested by secrets and lies.

"You Don't Know How it Feels" is a heartwarming and relatable episode that delves into the complexities of relationships and love. The show's signature humor and wit are present throughout, making it a must-watch for fans of the beloved sitcom.