Jesse Season 1 Episode 22 I Do, I Think I Do

Jesse season 1 episode 22, titled "I Do, I Think I Do," follows the lead character, Jesse, as she prepares for her wedding to Roy. It's a nerve-wracking day for Jesse, who has never been married before, and she wants everything to go perfectly. However, things don't quite go as planned.

The episode begins with Jesse waking up on her wedding day and getting ready to head to the church. She's excited about the day but also nervous about being the center of attention. Her friends and family start to arrive at her house and they all begin to help her get ready. Jesse's sister, Linda, is especially helpful and calming, which helps Jesse relax.

As Jesse heads to the church, she has a panic attack and has to pull over to calm herself down. Her friends and family try to help her, but it's ultimately Roy who is able to calm her down and reassure her that everything will be okay. His words have a calming effect on Jesse, and she's able to pull herself together and make it to the church.

Once at the church, Jesse has to deal with a number of hiccups. The first is that the organist hasn't shown up, which means they have to play music from a CD. The second is that the ring bearer has lost the rings, which causes a bit of chaos as everyone tries to find them. And finally, Jesse's mother becomes so emotional during the ceremony that she can't stop crying, which makes it hard for Jesse to keep it together.

Despite all of these challenges, the wedding goes off without a hitch and Jesse and Roy are officially married. They head to the reception, where they're joined by their friends and family for a night of celebration. Jesse is happy to have made it through the day and is excited to start her new life with Roy.

Overall, "I Do, I Think I Do" is a heartwarming episode that shows the ups and downs of a wedding day. It's a relatable episode for anyone who has ever gone through a wedding or been a part of one. The writing is strong, the acting is solid, and the pacing is just right, making it a great episode to wrap up the first season of the show.